Join us to welcome the Year of the Rooster. Festivities begin with the Lion Dance at 3:15 p.m.
Portland-area students join together to launch products that just might change the world. Applications are open through Jan. 27.
An open discussion about what it means to teach citizenship and democracy in these times. People of all political ideologies welcome.
Layton Rosenfeld '19 shares her thoughts in a powerful opinion piece for The Oregonian.
Tickets are now on sale for our annual event. See the many ways to get involved and support CGS.
Journalist Suzie Boss focuses on the innovative Catlin Gabel program in her "Place Based Learning" blog.
A student-run all-ages tournament open to players from throughout the region. See details and register.
The 7th grade World Cultures Teacher is recognized by the Oregon Council for the Social Studies.
Two juniors are making music education accessible with a unique program for aspiring young artists.
The grant allows Catlin Gabel to expand and enhance its unique civic engagement program.
The Catlin Gabel sophomore returns from Warsaw, Poland, with three gold medals.
For the second consecutive year, Daniel takes a top prize at the International Olympiad for Informatics.
In the Lower and Middle Schools students, families, and employees contributed photographs and artifacts from loved ones who served.
Six Ted Talk-style presentations from change-makers who are spreading powerful, revolutionary ideas in our community.
