Marymount High School, Los Angeles

Throughout this week, our Head of School Jacqueline L. Landry has written to our community about the injustices occurring nationwide while sharing resources for our students and their families to begin honest - yet difficult - conversations about racism and its systemic impacts. Marymount affirms that we cannot, and will not, be complacent in this charge.

Congratulations Class of 2020! You have left an indelible mark on our community, and each and every one of you will be greatly missed! It’s been a great ride, and here’s to your newest adventures! Remember, Marymount is eternal, and you will forever be a #SailorSister.

Class of 2020 - You walked in and out of Cantwell Hall countless times with your Sailor Sisters... #mhsla2020 #countdowntograduation

Class of 2020....You brought Holi to Senior Lawn...#mhsla2020 #countdowntograduation

Class of 2020 You all left it out on the dance floor...#mhsla2020 #countdowntograduation

Class of 2020 - let’s take it back to 2016...You conquered your fears, learned about teamwork, and grew stronger together...though the bond was just forming...#mhsla2020 #countdowntograduation

Class of 2020 - Even as freshmen, you came together to put on an unforgettable Spirit Week... #countdowntograduation #mhsla2020

Marymount community and friends, begin sharing your well wishes and congratulations to the Class of 2020 on *Twitter* or on your *Instagram Feed* (not stories) using the hashtag #MHSLA2020!!! We'll be sharing your messages and photos during our live stream graduation celebration this Friday! Show our girls your love! Make sure your account is public, to not forget the hashtag, and make sure to share this along to get as many posts for our students as possible!

Four years ago, Marymount welcomed its biggest class in our history. This Friday, they graduate and leave our hearts with a giant hole...we begin the story of the Class of 2020 with Capping and Pinning... #mhsla2020 #countdowntograduation

It’s the last day of school for our amazing seniors and we have a couple more Senior Spotlights to go. This afternoon, we honor Sofia L. ‘20, your warmth and confidence will be missed amongst your Marymount community. Join us in congratulating Sofia for all that’s she’s accomplished while as a Sailor! What will you miss most about Marymount? SL: I will definitely miss all of the friends and memories that I have made at Marymount. Whether that be hanging out in the courtyard,... driving the golf cart on the field, or laughing endlessly, I always felt my happiest when around my friends :) What was your favorite Marymount memory? SL: That would be a tie between junior retreat and spirit week senior year. At junior retreat I loved all the activities they had (I mean, who doesn't love human foosball or playing basketball against Mr. baker?) and how closely our class bonded! Spirit week was another favorite memory because I loved seeing everyone so energetic and happy! I truly will miss these moments! Was there a teacher, staff member, or activity that had a significant impact on your time at Marymount? SL: I have had such amazing teachers over the years, but I honestly can't thank Mrs. St. Hilaire enough - She always believed in me and pushed me to do better. She's been a great role model for me! I also loved being on the softball team and I've met some of my closest friends from playing the sport! Practices/games were always entertaining with big ball, bat-spinning games with emily, the bus rides to games (my favorite being when mika sat in the trunk or brought her recorder!), or our very loud cheering! I love these girls and have made so many memories with them both on and off the field!