Page Academy students in a circle on the Costa Mesa playground
Page Academy students cheering under the campus canopy
Page Academy students performing The Wizard of Oz
Page Academy students running a science experiment
Page Academy middle school students together outside

Small classes

& big ideas

A private school for infants through 8th grade in Costa Mesa and Hancock Park, founded in 1908.

Rooted in 1908

& ready for next

Four generations of the same family have led Page, and the school keeps growing with every class.

Center stage

& behind the scenes

Our students perform, and they also design the sets, sew the costumes, and run the lights.

Curious minds

& kind hearts

Hands-on science and project-based learning, guided by teachers who know every student well.

First steps

& 8th grade

One school from the infant room to middle school graduation, with the same friends and traditions along the way.

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At Page Academy every child is known by name, challenged at their own pace & celebrated for who they are, from their first steps to 8th grade graduation.

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The Page Academy Costa Mesa campus

Growth & honor
since 1908

Robert and Della Page Gibbs founded Page in Los Angeles in 1908, and their family still leads the school today, now in its fourth generation under Kristin Vaughan Dickson, M.Ed. More than a century later, the idea at the heart of Page hasn't changed. Small class sizes give every child personal attention, and strong character values help them grow into confident, capable people.

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Great students & better people

Six character values guide life at Page, in the classroom and well beyond it.

Aerial view of the Page Academy Costa Mesa campus

Costa Mesa

Infant through 8th grade
657 Victoria St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
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Hancock Park

Age 2 through 8th grade
565 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004, in Larchmont Village
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A school that feels & works like family

We chose Page because our daughter isn't just a number here. The small class sizes mean her teachers really know her strengths and give her the confidence to keep growing.
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Where Page graduates go

"Small class sizes fostered a close relationship with my teachers that positively contributed to my education; accelerated classes in literature and math gave me an academic advantage going into high school."
Katherine C.
Page Academy 2018
Mater Dei High School 2022
New York University 2026
"Page prepared me well. I developed a strong academic foundation through the rigorous writing, math, and science curriculum that allowed me to excel amongst my peers in the highest levels of academia."
Elijah S.
Page Academy 2012
Sage Hill School 2016
Brown University 2020
"Page provided me with good study habits, confidence in myself, and with the ability to know when to seek support."
Ava W.
Page Academy 2016
Mater Dei High School 2020
University of Minnesota 2024
1908The year Robert and Della Page Gibbs founded the school
4Generations of the same family leading Page
2Campuses, in Costa Mesa and Hancock Park
6 wksThe age our Costa Mesa infant program begins

Questions & answers

What makes Page Academy different from other private schools?
Page combines more than a century of tradition with a personalized approach to learning. Small class sizes, a close-knit community, and a family that has led the school for four generations let us balance academic rigor with real individual attention.
What ages and grades does Page Academy serve?
Our Costa Mesa campus serves children from infancy through 8th grade, and our Hancock Park campus in Los Angeles serves children from age 2 through 8th grade.
Where are Page Academy's campuses?
Our Costa Mesa campus is at 657 Victoria St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627, and our Hancock Park campus is at 565 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004, in Larchmont Village.
What enrichment opportunities are available?
Students take part in musical theatre productions, the Invention Convention, service learning, field studies like our California Missions trips, writing competitions, and a school-wide Explore Our World project, along with art, music, P.E., technology, and language.
How does Page prepare students for high school?
We focus on critical thinking, creativity, and confidence alongside strong academics. Middle school students do sophisticated research, present their work, and take on leadership roles, and our graduates have gone on to high schools such as Mater Dei and Sage Hill.
How do I schedule a tour?
You can request a private tour of either campus online, or call our Costa Mesa office at (949) 642-0411 or our Hancock Park office at (323) 463-5118.
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