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$1.18 million helps Country Day through pandemic
A $1.18 million federal forgivable loan has allowed Country Day to maintain its payroll and buy or rent...
Octagon wins CSPA Silver Crown, CNPA and Quill and Scroll awards
The Octagon won awards from the 2021 Quill and Scroll International Writing, Photo and Multimedia Contest, the 2021...
Students discuss cultural events on campus
At Country Day, students have taken the lead in spreading cultural awareness. But more could be done. The...
Country Day prom likely canceled, small senior graduation planned
COVID-19 has brought Country Day’s traditional end-of-the-year celebrations to a halt for the second year in a row....
Country Day to hire part-time nurse for COVID-19 management
Country Day is trying to hire a part-time school nurse for the first time since its founding in...
Students, teachers adapt to AP exams during pandemic
AP exams, an integral part of many high school curriculums, have shifted partially in-person this year. Last year,...
Students begin to receive COVID-19 vaccinations
It was a bright day on March 13 and after hours of long volunteer work, junior Lilah Shorey...
Creative writing contest results to be announced in May
The Country Day writing contest was created by Pepa Novell, Country Day’s middle school Spanish teacher and the...
Drama class is adapting to online format; putting together film version of ‘Macbeth’
Due to the pandemic, it has been difficult for the drama class to put on productions and function...
Blood drive to be held on campus during spring break
Senior Pragathi Vivaik is partnering with the American Red Cross to host the first blood drive at Country...
Zoom-bomber found; apologizes for previous attacks on Country Day morning, class meetings
Students logged onto the March 5 high school Zoom morning meeting expecting club announcements and a few words...
Country Day team places 14th at CodeWars competition
A team of three Country Day students ranked No. 14 out of a field of over 150 teams...
Country Day student investing in stock market amidst crash
Our stock market has made major headlines over the past few weeks. For Country Day students and others...
Country Day alumnus, Donald James, returns to teach manners to the community
Donald James, a Country Day alumnus and the school’s first Black graduate, has learned that the most important...
Students remain split between in-person, remote learning
Despite Country Day being in a hybrid schedule, many students have chosen to remain at home. Some recent...
