By Luke Jacob, director of writing, communication and media literacy “…ONE of more than 800…”“…one of MORE than 800…”“…one of more than EIGHT HUNDRED…” Early this spring, I was rehearsing.
By Dan Lenzen, director of design and innovation When I arrived on the LJCDS campus seven years ago, the Design and Innovation Lab was a mostly-empty room with bare white.
By Robert Wagner, director of visual and performing arts I recently attended the National Association of Independent Schools’ annual conference and enjoyed hearing keynote speaker Tracy Dennis-Tiwary, Ph.D., advocate for experiencing.
By Briony Chown, head of Lower School At the beginning of November, Lower School students filed into the Balboa Theater, ready to watch the ballet. There were gasps of excitement.
By Colleen O’Boyle, assistant head of school for academic affairs November 16, 2022 Dear Country Day, As a child, my paternal grandfather would often visit from New York City and.
By Valencia Valentine Hamman, Co-Director of College Counseling At a recent family gathering, with guests from 10-year-olds to grandparents, the younger relatives were asked what they wanted to be when they.
By Lucas Jacob, director of Writing, Communication and Media Literacy When I was 11 years old, my sixth-grade classmates and I patrolled the aisles of the local grocery store, clipboards.
By Dan Lenzen, director of Design & Innovation Annually around this time of year, I start reflecting on the students who are about to graduate from the Design and Innovation (D&I).
By Nicholas Chan, M.D., Rady Children’s Hospital, LJCDS wellness partner I suspect that many of you, like myself, had your fill of parenting over the holiday break. With the children.
By Damien Fatongia, Managing Director of College Counseling Open up your favorite social media app, and you can’t miss it. It’s everywhere. Social media profiles (businesses and individuals) are all carefully.
