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The award recognizes those who work to create an inclusive community spirit through endeavors that reflect the principles of human rights and the value of diversity in the local community.
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about Four RCDS Seniors Nominated for the John Carey Award for Human Rights
Juliette will continue her athletic career as a Fairfield University Stag
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about Juliette Grasso '20 Signs a National Letter of Intent for Division 1 Soccer
Newton's laws and rocket flight are best studied through hands-on application.
The day's activities promoted awareness of human rights and encouraged and empowered students to become upstanders.
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about Citizenship Spotlight: RCDS Students Participate in the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center's Human Rights Institute for Middle School Student Leaders
Congratulations to the RCDS Wildcats on an outstanding fall season!
The Rye Country Day community has so much to offer, and I want to make sure everyone feels welcome and eager to participate.
During Mr. Jepsen's workshops, students experimented with the acting and directing foundations they have learned this year and learned about how this knowledge transfers to the Broadway stage.
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about Broadway Actor Adam Jepsen Visits Upper School Directing and Acting Classes
Mr. Perkins spoke about the meaning of serving our country and encouraged students to find their own way to give back and serve their communities.
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about Marine Corps Veteran and RCDS Parent Christopher Perkins Visits the Fourth Grade
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The Rye Country Day community has so much to offer, and I want to make sure everyone feels welcome and eager to participate.
Leadership Column by Director of Public Purpose Rebecca Drago
Leadership Column by Upper School Principal Jon Leef. How can we partner in order to ensure that our children develop the habits of mind to contemplate what is meaningful and to look for and embrace opportunities to positively impact the world around them?
"One of the most germane aspects of the RCDS Portrait of a Graduate's definition of citizenship for middle schoolers is the focus on awareness, specifically, the Portrait's focus on students' practicing empathy and perspective taking, examining local and global issues, showing openness and flexibility towards differences in opinion, recognizing stereotype and bias, and embracing and understanding the importance of diversity."
Lower School Principal Barbara Shea on expansive learning and awareness at Rye Country Day.
Looking ahead to the 2019-20 academic year, Mr. Nelson shares school news and campus updates with the RCDS community.
Lower School Principal Column - June 2019
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Upper School Principal Column - June 2019
Middle School Principal Column - June 2019
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about "Summer Work" - June 2019
Lower School Principal Column - May 2019
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