Throughout his High School career Matt Witler has been performing all over the Los Angeles area, not mention performing here on campus on a regular basis. Always a favorite, Matt consistently closes our shows and has created a local fan base within our community. Additionally, he is currently doing an apprenticeship with the award-winning musician and film composer Mark Isham.

Well, his success has now reached Boston and Nashville as Matt was recently accepted into the esteemed Berklee School of Music in Boston, MA and the famous Bellmont University in Nashville, TN.

Good luck to Matt as he continues on his amazing musical journey!

'Delphi Academy of Los Angeles is happy to announce the successful beginning of our new "Preschool Curiosity Club" which meets one time each month. The "club" is for 2-5 year olds and the purpose of the club is to introduce Kindergarten and the concept of "school" (as opposed to day care) to younger children. We know that the idea of starting school can sometimes be a little daunting to some children and we want to give them an idea of what school is like, what's it all about and what to look forward to when they are old enough to start.

The February and March club meetings were in the kindergarten classroom. Club members enjoyed several fun activities such as puppet shows, gymnastics, arts & crafts projects, read-alouds and yummy snacks.

The activities vary each month, and they are always great fun! Club members are also encouraged to invite friends to come along and share the experience with them.

If you would like to get your child enrolled in the club, contact Virginia Lindskog in the Admissions Department at Delphi. She can be reached at 818-583-1070 or via email Virginia_Lindskog@DelphiLA.org.

The basketball season got off to a rough start this year but soon rebounded and finished with a strong record in International League play, more than doubling last year's win totals. The season was highlighted with a season sweep of St. Monica of Pasadena. Under first year coach Sean Tuber, the Dragons applied his "defense first" attitude with Parker Osmond leading the league in steals. But the team did not forget to score and Cody Simpson led the team with an average of 18 points per game earning him the reputation as one of the leagues top scorers. The team goes into the off-season with confidence and a new found work ethic that will propel them into another great season next year.