Each year, the CRLS community gathers to hold a graduation ceremony, awarding diplomas to the graduating seniors and sending them off after four years of high school.

Towards the end of school every year, the seniors hold an outdoor banquet on the tennis courts to commemorate completing their four years of high school.

It is a well-known phenomenon at CRLS that if you walk into a class, you can tell what level it is just by looking at the students’ faces. While CRLS is a racially and ethnically diverse school, students of color have often been concentrated in so-called College Prep (CP) classes, while the more challenging Honors (HN) and Advanced Placement (AP) classes that are in fact more instrumental in setting students on the path to higher education have been overwhelmingly made up of white and affluent students.

Each year, countless CRLS students benefit from the extensive scholarship programs that the school offers. This year alone, a total of $307,702 was awarded to deserving students pursuing diverse areas of interest within the school, with an average of $1,579 per individual scholarship.