Former Octagon editors-in-chief Jack Christian, ’19, and Chardonnay Needler, ’19, recently received recognition from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association ...
Breakthrough Under the Stars — a fundraiser featuring music, art and comedy — will be held on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Country Day's Edwards Plaz...
On the morning of Oct. 9, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) shut off power to over 700,000 customers in Northern California in an effort to prevent t...
During his year studying in Tokyo, Quin LaComb, ’17, was under the threat of evacuation over the weekend due to Typhoon Hagibis, Japan’s largest storm in decad...
With the retirement of teachers Sue Nellis and Jane Batarseh, Country Day needed new Latin, Comparative World History and AP U.S. History teachers. The additio...
Country Day changed its safety protocol, updated its emergency response plan and modified the wooden gates lining the campus’ exterior this summer.
To impro...
Students can gamble in complimentary “Friends” T-shirts at the homecoming dance on Saturday, Sept. 28, in the gym. The event, which has a casino and “Friends” ...
Sixty-five new families entered Country Day this year, making the total number of students 507 — the first opening day enrollment over 500 since 2008.
There...
Protests against the Chinese government in Hong Kong have lasted almost six months.
Although the protests began on March 31 after the introduction of an ame...
After unveiling a tool to contextualize SAT scores based on students’ socio-economic backgrounds in May, the College Board announced on Aug. 27 that this plan ...
