[6] The Pebble Beach Campus has had an Episcopal chaplain from the early days, though the school has always been open to students of all faiths.

In 1987, the Church in the Forest was established in Erdman Memorial Chapel on the Pebble Beach campus, initially with both Episcopalian and Methodist chaplains.

Robert Ricklefs (May 23, 1909 – 20 May 1985) served as headmaster until he retired in 1970; he was succeeded by Gordon Davis, during whose term (1970–1982) the school opened its doors to girls as day students (1976).

The building is decorated with plush rugs and also features an amphitheater stage, which hosts school assemblies and concerts.

In 2018 a new building located in the northern area of the campus began construction for Flik Dining Services to prepare and serve lunch.

This replaced the previous playground which consisted of 4 swings, monkey bars, a wooden house, and a central structure with slides and bridges.

[12] In September 2022, President Hicks was placed on temporary administrative leave from Stevenson School pending an independent inquiry into certain employee concerns that were voiced to the board.

[16] Stevenson offers courses in both the fine and performing arts including levels of drama, choir, radio and media, drawing and painting, filmmaking and ceramics.

Each year the school puts on two plays and one musical in Keck Auditorium located on the Pebble Beach campus.

[17] Stevenson offers a wide range of courses geared to prepare students for further study at colleges and universities around the world.

Students take courses in English, fine arts, foreign languages (currently Latin, French, Spanish, and Japanese)[citation needed], history, mathematics, science, technology and outdoor education.