News
2024
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Three dTHS Seniors Sign Athletic Letters of Commitment
All of us in the de Toledo community are thrilled to share that we've now held our annual College Signing Day ceremony on campus for the three seniors – James Heller (baseball, University of Dayton), Keller Slotnick (baseball, Shorter University), and Sydney Greene (diving, US Merchant Marine Academy) – who have signed letters of intent to bring their athletic talents to the collegiate level in Fall 2024.Read More -
de Toledo’s Academic Excellence Stands Alone (Part 2)
Read MoreIn today's competitive academic landscape, high school is the foundation upon which students build their futures. With the demands, pressures, and expectations of college life, our role as high school educators has never been more crucial. At the heart of our mission lies the preparation of students for the rigors of college and beyond. With a multi-faceted approach of rigorous coursework combined with hands-on, experiential learning and study programs abroad, de Toledo students consistently fill America’s most prestigious universities. -
dTHS Senior Gains Admission to U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
A huge round of applause goes to de Toledo senior, Sydney G. ('24), on being offered admission to the United States Merchant Marine Academy (Kings Point, NY) – including signing a letter of intent to join the Academy’s Diving Team!Read More -
dTHS Alumna Speaks Out at California State Capitol
We are tremendously proud of dTHS alumna Brooke R. ('23), a current student at UC Berkeley, for knowing the value of standing up and speaking out!Read More
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Historic Weekend for dTHS Robotics
We're so thrilled to share that the Jaguar Robotics team had a historic showing at our regional competition this past weekend.Read More -
de Toledo’s Academic Excellence Stands Alone (Part 1)
Read More“Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel.”
― SocratesAt de Toledo, academic excellence is woven into the school’s ethos. Every student who walks through our school’s doors has a passion to curate, a skill set to hone, and an academic journey to map out. Our job is to steward our students along their path with thoughtfulness, compassion, and generosity. Through personalized attention and individual support, we empower each student to expand their minds and achieve excellence. -
The dTHS Civil Rights Journey to the South
Amazing stories are coming in from members of de Toledo’s 11th Grade Class, which has just concluded its five-day Civil Rights Journey through the South.Read More -
dTHS Students Arrive in Budapest, Hungary
Üdvözöljük Magyarországon! This somewhat exotic phrase – Hungarian for “Welcome to Hungary!” – has been greeting de Toledo’s 12th graders over the past 24 hours or so as they begin their Budapest Exchange Program (BEP) adventure, one of the highlights of the dTHS Global Jewish Education experience!Read More -
Honoring Those Who Fight Against Hate
Read MoreAll of us in the de Toledo community are thrilled to share that current senior, Sophia S. (’24), has been awarded the prestigious Ellie Lainer Youth Leadership in Holocaust Education Award! -
de Toledo Hosts Israeli Teens Affected by Terrorism
This past week, we experienced an incredibly moving and heartfelt day here at de Toledo High School, as Congressman Brad Sherman (D-32), Los Angeles City Councilmember Bob Blumenfield and other dignitaries joined us on campus to welcome the twelve inspirational Israeli teenagers we have been hosting at our school and in our community.Read More -
Introducing Prospective Students to "Master Class Day" at dTHS
Read MoreFor the first time ever, de Toledo High School held yesterday on campus a unique Master Class Day for prospective new students (in the 6th grade and above). -
New Op-Ed by dTHS Head of School Mark Shpall
Read MoreWe are very proud to share that the Jewish Journal newspaper has today published an op-ed by de Toledo’s Head of School, Mark Shpall. -
Embracing Identity: The Importance of a Jewish High School Education
Read MoreIn a world that constantly challenges the values and identities of young individuals, an ethically- based, Jewish educational foundation has never been more important. For teenagers, navigating the complexities of adolescence while staying connected to their Jewish heritage, culture, and religion is a unique challenge. de Toledo High School embraces this challenge. -
Rave Reviews for Mean Girls: The Musical at dTHS!
Read MoreThe six-run performance of Mean Girls: The Musical at dTHS was simply spectacular! -
Uruguayan and Hungarian Students Enliven dTHS Community
This past week on the dTHS campus has been especially inspiring, as we’ve been hosting both our Hungarian Budapest Exchange Program (BEP) students from the Lauder Javne School and our Uruguay Exchange Program (UrEP) from Escuela Integral in Montevideo simultaneously.Read More -
dTHS Medical Science Academy Students Take Cardiovascular System Studies to the Next Level
One of the most unique programs at de Toledo High School is our Medical Science Academy, a three-year specialized course of study encompassing college preparatory academics, lab work, surgery internships, and international medical missions for students interested in pursuing careers in medicine or nursing.Read More -
dTHS Dance Team Takes Homes 25 Awards and Scholarships
Huge congratulations to the de Toledo Varsity Dance Team for taking home 25+ special awards and scholarships this past weekend at the Soul de Soul Showcase and Convention.Read More -
Emmy Award-Winning Sound Editor Visits dTHS
As part of learning opportunities in the Ryan Koeppel Vision and Sound Production Suite, guest teacher Tim Kimmel visited Richard Stark's Media Arts and Video Production classes today!Read More -
Hillel Rabbi Engages dTHS Students on Being Jewish at College
As part of de Toledo’s annual Arieh Diamond Memorial Speaker Series, we were thrilled to host on campus today Rabbi Adam Naftalin-Kelman, the Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Executive Director of Hillel at UC Berkeley.Read More -
The Unique Drishat Shalom Experience at dTHS
Read MoreOne of the most unique student experiences at de Toledo is Drishat Shalom. A four-year commitment and graduation requirement, this core aspect of the school’s Jewish Studies curriculum calls on students in 9th-11th grades to study, research, and analyze traditional Jewish texts before developing final portfolios and giving public Drishat Shalom (“words of peace”) presentations in 12th grade.
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Located in the San Fernando Valley portion of the City of Los Angeles in Northern Los Angeles County. de Toledo High School is accredited by the California Association of Independent Schools (CAIS), the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and Builders of Jewish Education (BJE,) and financially supported by the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles and the Jim Joseph Foundation.
