Country Day alumni give Seniors invaluable accounts of their experiences which range from running the world’s largest student-run nonprofit corporation and working in Research Laboratories at Yale University, to managing, editing, and printing a literary magazine. Read on for an inside scoop of each seminar, and get a glimpse of what your own future may hold!

By Sophie Weinstein ‘13, LifeStyle Editor
Couple Mr. Sam Tumolo, longtime head of the math department, and Mrs. Jean Corbus, longtime Kindergarten teacher, will both be retiring at the end of the year.
Since he began working at CCDS in 1973, Mr. Tumolo has been a part of many aspects of the school’s curriculum.  He coached football, [...]

By Will Fritz, ‘11, Contributor.

Despite the long and historic legacy of CCDS pen-flippers, something horrible is happening to this Country Day tradition: its use seems to be in decline. It is becoming more and more uncommon to see fellow classmates flipping away during class. The question is “where has the pen flip gone?”

By Jayne Caron, ’10, The Lens Section Editor, and Kathryn Black, ’11, The Lens Editor. Have you ever wondered what your teachers looked like when they were in high school? Which members of THE BREAKFAST CLUB they most resembled?

Has anyone actually ever seen Mr. Tumolo and Santa Claus together?