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 Annie Nesbitt ‘13, Contributor. A huge crowd of 1,798 people flocked to the Suburban College Fair on September 29th, triple the number of people who have attended the fair in the past. The fair was co-hosted by CCDS, The Seven Hills School, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy, and The Summit Country Day School.

By Lindsay Dougan, ‘11, Contributor. The college counseling office provides students with advice on plans for the summer, including programs at universities and exchanges abroad. These programs cater to a range of interests, from engineering and biology to acting and journalism.

By Amanda Young, ‘11, Co-Editor-in-Chief. As the 2009-2010 school year comes to an end, it is time for the class of 2010 to move on to the next stage in their life. However, they will be fondly remembered at CCDS.

By Holly Dayton, ‘13, Contributor. While seniors are battling senioritis and juniors are overloaded with work, many freshmen are stressing about their college prospects. In preparation for their futures, 11 freshmen took the January SAT at CCDS this year, accounting for 18% of high students taking the test during that date.

By Isaac Guttman, ’10, News Editor, and Will Portman, ’10, Editor-in-Chief. Two editors from Cincinnati Magazine who visited school two weeks ago said they stood by their decision not to include CCDS in a cover story on the region’s best high schools published last fall, though they said the school would be “in the running” if they were to generate their list again.

By Will Portman, ’10, Editor-in-Chief. Over a seven-week period, 1,834 different computers visited scrollonline.net 5,492 times, logging a total of 27,081 individual page views.

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