The Middle School Years Matter Most.
Rolling Hills Prep gives grades 6–8 students the small-community environment, individualized attention, and rigorous academics they need — and arrive at high school ready to lead.
Accepting applications for 2026–2027 · Grades 6–12 on one campus
Why South Bay Families Choose RHP
Students Per Class
College Acceptance Rate
Continuous Pathway
Most Middle Schools Lose Kids in the Shuffle
The Challenge
- ✗ 30+ student classrooms where individual voices go unheard
- ✗ Teachers who rotate classes and rarely know students deeply
- ✗ Separate middle/high school cultures — students start over at 9th grade
- ✗ Limited or no support for students who learn differently
- ✗ Cut-based sports that exclude the majority of students
The RHP Difference
- ✓ Average class size of 12–15 — every voice matters
- ✓ Faculty who know your child’s strengths, struggles, and growth edge
- ✓ Seamless 6–12 pathway on one campus — no re-adjustment at 9th grade
- ✓ Dedicated Learning Center for dyslexia, ADHD, and other differences
- ✓ No-cut sports policy — every student can compete
A Full Middle School Experience
Academic rigor meets well-rounded development on our 28-acre South Bay campus.
Academics
College-prep curriculum with honors pathways starting in 6th grade. Seminar-style classes (12–15 students) encourage critical thinking and deep discussion.
Arts & Creativity
Award-winning fine arts, drama, music, and visual arts — open to all students regardless of prior experience.
Athletics
No-cut sports policy across 15+ programs. Every student can compete, build teamwork skills, and develop confidence on the field.
Advisory & Support
Dedicated advisory program, Learning Center specialists for dyslexia and ADHD, and counseling ensure every student gets what they need to thrive.
What RHP Families Say
“My daughter went from dreading school to genuinely loving it. Her teachers know exactly who she is — not just as a student, but as a person.”
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Parent of 7th Grade Student
“The transition from 8th grade to high school at RHP was seamless. The community was already there — we didn’t have to start over.”
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Parent of 9th Grade Student (RHP Alumna)
“As a parent of a child with dyslexia, I was nervous about middle school. The Learning Center at RHP changed everything for us.”
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Parent of 6th Grade Student
Middle School at RHP — Common Questions
What grades make up the RHP Middle School program?
Grades 6–8. Students join a close-knit cohort and move seamlessly into RHP’s high school (grades 9–12) on the same 28-acre campus in San Pedro.
Does RHP support students with learning differences?
Yes. Our Learning Center has dedicated specialists for students with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences. We discuss each child’s specific needs during the admissions process.
Which South Bay communities does RHP serve?
We serve families throughout the South Bay: Torrance, Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Palos Verdes, and San Pedro.
When can I apply for 2026–2027?
We are currently accepting applications. We recommend scheduling a campus tour first — it is an essential step in the admissions process and helps us get to know your family.
We invite you
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Rolling Hills Preparatory School is more than just a school—it’s a place where students belong, grow, and achieve beyond expectations. We invite you to visit our campus, meet our inspiring educators, and discover why RHP is the perfect fit for your family.
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