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We invite you to get to know Mid-Pen – meet our students and families, our faculty and staff, our trustees, and our alumni. Find out what makes this community truly exceptional.
Academics
Academics at Mid-Pen are challenging and comprehensive, offering College Prep courses in all disciplines while providing a flexible approach to assure appropriate course placement for all students. The curriculum is designed to stimulate curiosity, encourage critical-thinking skills, and develop intellectual stamina.
Admissions
We look forward to getting to know prospective families as they look for a school that’s the right fit for their student. Learn about Mid-Pen, schedule a tour, and submit your application online!
Student Life
Each Mid-Pen student has myriad daily opportunities to pursue their interests, seek enrichment, and deepen their understanding of the world.
Athletics
Mid-Peninsula High School views sports as an opportunity for students to learn skills, form meaningful relationships, better understand the concepts of team play and sportsmanship and, hopefully, relate to sports and recreation as a means to a healthier lifestyle.
Giving
Your gifts enable Mid-Pen to launch new program initiatives, invest in professional development, and ensure our school is accessible to all families who share our mission and core values.
Alumni
Once a Dragon, always a Dragon. Mid-Pen's graduates are a part of our school community for life. We invite alumni and alumni parents to engage and connect, both online and in person.

Faculty Spotlight

Caitlin Berka: Expanding Horizons Through Drama

The posters in Caitlin Berka’s classroom tell a story. One wall is covered with images of Elizabethan England: William Shakespeare, the Globe Theatre, the queen herself. On the opposite wall, photos of the Rolling Stones and the Who hang above a shrine to David Bowie.

Francis Phiri: Teaching ASL With a Dose of Gratitude

"I believe that had I not lost my hearing, I would never have come to America," says ASL teacher Francis Phiri, who grew up in Zambia.

Tara Theobald-Anderson: Making Connections with Students

“English classes teach students how to think. But Gender Studies shows them how to see a new world," says English teacher Tara Theobald-Anderson.