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As Black Lives Matter protests plateau, Country Day students, teachers grapple with social advocacy
Public discussion on race and criminal justice issues has steadily increased since the death of George Floyd in...
Sixth- to 12th-grade students to alternate between on-campus, at-home learning in fall
Country Day will resume in-person teaching when the fall semester begins on Sept. 1 — though with a...
Director of admissions departing for Montessori school in Boston
After working as Country Day’s director of admission for three years, Hadley Keefe has accepted the same position...
Country Day summer programs canceled; classes move online
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, almost all County Day summer programs have been canceled. Biology (June 8-July 10)...
Seniors receive diplomas at drive-thru graduation (SLIDESHOW INCLUDED)
On June 4 at 6 p.m., seniors received their diplomas at a drive-thru graduation ceremony on campus. The...
Professionals see increase in anxiety, depression due to quarantine
Jamie Pedersen, a psychiatric clinical counselor and the mother of junior Connor Pedersen, recently told a sad story...
Director of award-winning orchestra, choir will move to Mexico
Felecia Keys created the high school choir and conducted Country Day’s orchestra, chamber and choir groups, winning more than 60...
Teachers, students react as AP exams move online because of COVID-19
Because of COVID-19, all AP exams were put online and made open-resource. Depending on the subject, an AP...
How electives adapted to online learning
While electives have made adjustments due to remote learning, some were affected more than others. Music, P.E. and...
After 20 years, Glass Knife moves online for adviser’s final publication
The final edition of the Glass Knife under adviser Joanne Melinson is not the typical literary magazine. Due...