Brentwood School marked the 52nd Commencement on Saturday, May 30, as the Class of 2026 graduated! Surrounded by proud families, faculty, and friends, these exceptional students celebrated their hard work and stepped confidently into the next chapter of their lives. During the ceremony, students heard from their selected speakers, Owen B. and Jojo F., about their time at Brentwood and the importance of the friendships they've made along the way. The morning was accompanied by heartfelt tributes performed by the Orchestra, Honors Vocal Jazz Ensemble, and Choir. Finally, the community paused for a special moment to honor Sami Rose Liber and the lasting, meaningful legacy she leaves at Brentwood School.

Brentwood defeated Covina High School 5-1 to capture the CIF Division 6 Championship — the first CIF Baseball Title in program history. What began as a dream season has become a historic reality. The Eagles delivered a complete team performance on the biggest stage, combining outstanding pitching, timely hitting, and exceptional defense to secure the championship victory. From thrilling playoff victories to an unforgettable championship performance, this team demonstrated what it means to compete with heart, character, and excellence. This championship belongs to every player who wore the uniform, every coach who invested countless hours into the program, every parent and family member who supported the journey, and every member of the Brentwood community who cheered the Eagles on through the season. A special congratulations to Coach Babitt and the entire coaching staff for their leadership, dedication, and commitment to building a championship culture. Their efforts have culminated in one of the most significant achievements in Brentwood athletics history. Today, Brentwood Baseball stands alone at the top of CIF Division 6. What began as an opportunity at the beginning of the season is now a part of Brentwood history.

Our Upper School Choral and Orchestra Director, Charlie Kim, and Lily W. '29 took center stage at a landmark Los Angeles Opera community production last weekend. Mr. Kim served as assistant conductor (to the legendary Maestro James Conlon), and principal pianist, and Lily earned a featured youth role in Benjamin Britten's Noah's Flood, performed at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels downtown.