Graduates of The Pegasus School often matriculate into a diverse array of esteemed colleges and universities, reflecting the school's strong academic foundation and preparation for higher education.

Ivy League and Elite Private Universities Alumni frequently attend some of the most prestigious institutions, such as:

• Harvard
• Yale
• Stanford
• Princeton
• University of Chicago

University of California System Many graduates also enroll in top UC campuses, including:

• UC Berkeley
• UCLA

Top Liberal Arts Colleges Pegasus alumni are well-represented at leading liberal arts colleges, such as:

• Pomona College
• Swarthmore College
• Williams College

Specialized and Technical Institutes Some graduates pursue degrees at renowned technical schools, including:

• MIT
• Caltech
• Georgia Tech

International Institutions Additionally, Pegasus graduates have been accepted to prestigious international universities like McGill University in Canada and the University of St Andrews in Scotland. The school supports its students through high school placement, ensuring they are well-prepared for these competitive college admissions processes. For more information, you can refer to the College Matriculation page.

At The Pegasus School, academic accommodations are structured through a Pegasus Education Plan (PEP), which is tailored for students with diagnosed learning needs, including ADHD.

Application Process

Parents must initiate the process by:

• Submitting a Written Request: This request should be directed to both the Division Director and the Educational Psychologist, specifying the accommodations needed.
• Providing Documentation: Reasonable documentation from a qualified medical provider is required, and parents are encouraged to include results from any external assessments.

Collaborative Assessment

After receiving the documentation, the school may arrange a meeting with the family to discuss potential accommodations. The determination of accommodations is made on a case-by-case basis, ensuring they align with the student's individual needs without altering the fundamental nature of the school's programs.

Support Services

The Pegasus School offers:

• A formalized Pegasus Education Plan (PEP) for documenting accommodations.
• Access to learning specialists who provide targeted support.

For further assistance, parents can contact the Educational Psychologist at The Pegasus School for detailed guidance on the PEP process and documentation requirements.

Pilot Soccer, associated with the Newport Mesa Soccer Classic (formerly the Daily Pilot Cup), remains a vibrant part of The Pegasus School's athletic offerings. While your older child participated, you can certainly get your younger child involved as well.

Eligibility and Enrollment

• The tournament is open to students in Grades 3–6.
• Enrollment is contingent upon family interest and parent volunteers. Watch for communications from the school regarding the need for a Lead Parent Volunteer to help organize teams and manage registrations.

Alternative Options for Younger Children

If your child is not yet in 3rd grade, there are other soccer opportunities available:

• After-School Programs: Seasonal soccer classes for younger students can be registered through the Pegasus After-School Programs page.
• Developmental Sports League (DSL): Available for Grades 4–6 as part of the standard athletics curriculum.
• Pre-K/Kindergarten Soccer: Specialized sessions for ages 3–5 may be offered through partners like CORE Athletics.

Important Dates

• Registration for winter after-school programs typically opens in mid-November.
• Applications for the 2026–2027 academic year generally close by January 1.
• Camp Pegasus, which includes soccer for students entering Pre-K through 8th grade, is also available during the summer.

For more details, please refer to the official After-School Programs page.