Fall Beach Camping
Outdoor ed and travel start in the beginning of each year with the fall beach camping trip. This trip is designed to bring the whole High School together early in the year to orient and integrate new and returning students and teachers. The trip provides an opportunity for community building, developing friendships, building outdoor skills, and spending time in nature “unplugged.” Living simply for a week invites students to consider their relationship to the natural world. In addition to time at the beach, other group activities are planned. All students have the opportunity to participate in activities such as: kayaking, campfire cooking, art, hiking, stargazing, mindfulness, talent shows, and more. A community service project is also usually part of the trip.
9th & 10th Grade Backpacking Trips
Our backpacking trips are one week long in the spring and are usually tied to curriculum and include a community service component. Freshmen students backpack locally in the Los Padres National Forest, learning and practicing the outdoor skills of self-reliance, teamwork, and leadership. Students spend the morning hiking and the afternoon experiencing the rewards of their efforts — hot springs, creek swims, campfire songs, solitude in nature, and more.
11th Grade Southwest Trip
Our junior class spends 10 days traveling in the Southwest and exploring canyon country. Students start the trip by canoeing down a 17-mile section of the Colorado River. The canyon in this section is narrow and extremely scenic with numerous hot springs, desert wildlife, and unique geologic features. After leaving the Black Canyon, students travel by van to state and national parks in Utah, Nevada, and Arizona. The group camps at the Grand Canyon, Zion, and Bryce, where students can hike to popular landmarks and scenic locales. During the entire trip, students are reinforcing class bonds, supporting one another, connecting with nature, and self-reflecting, inspiring growth above and beyond the classroom.
Senior India Trip
The annual senior trip to India, taking place in late December into January, offers three weeks of transformative travel and meaningful cultural exchange. Students visit Krishnamurti sister schools, where they dance, play music, engage in sports, and forge connections with their peers in the classroom. In the spring, we celebrate India Night, an inspiring event where each student and faculty chaperone shares their experiences in the High School Student Center, joined by friends and family. With delicious Indian food to savor, this event becomes a powerful moment for students to reflect on their journeys and celebrate the profound bonds they’ve created.




