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Events

Beyond Academics: Independent Studies

Written By: Tia Agarwal Independent Studies are a special opportunity open to juniors and seniors to study topics beyond the “breadth or depth of the RCDS curriculum” (RCDS 25-26 Curriculum Guide). In practice, this might mean continuing a topic after its offerings in RCDS have ended. For example, Nola Coady ‘26’s independent study “Reading and Analysing Gabriel García Márquez’s Cien Años de Soledad” is a … Continue reading Beyond Academics: Independent Studies

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Features, Spotlights

Reflections on a Year Abroad

Written By: Mia Herz Last year, students Renna and Yana Thukral ‘26 traded the familiar Rye Country Day School classroom for one in Europe. Through School Year Abroad (SYA), an immersive study abroad program for high school students, Renna studied in Zaragoza, Spain, while Yana settled in Viterbo, Italy. For Renna, one of the highlights was a trip to Sevilla, a lively city she described … Continue reading Reflections on a Year Abroad

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Features, Spotlights

Chasing Goals On and Off the Field: Senior Spotlight

Written By: Tia Agarwal If you see Alex Gurion ‘26 racing through the halls, he’s probably on his way to science research or soccer practice, somehow fitting it all in between photoshoots for the Calvin Coolidge program.  This summer, Gurion was one of the few students invited to Plymouth, MA, President Calvin Coolidge’s hometown, for a week of policy talks, debates, and historic reenactments. Speakers … Continue reading Chasing Goals On and Off the Field: Senior Spotlight

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Sports

SETting High Expectations

Written By: Sadie Kolodner Girls volleyball is already making a strong impression both on and off the court this season. The 2025-2026 season marks Rye Country Day School’s fourth year having a volleyball team. Whether or not you have seen the team’s high energy levels and fun spirit days, get ready for a thrilling season full of excitement and Wildcat spirit.  Preseason, beginning on August … Continue reading SETting High Expectations

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Sports

Racing Towards a New Season

Written By: Izzy Bernie As the fall season kicks off, the Rye Country Day School Cross Country team is hitting the ground running—literally. After a summer of independent training, the athletes reunited for preseason, building momentum for their season ahead. The captains and runners emphasize the team is already showing the spirit and determination that defines the program.  “I think something all the captains are … Continue reading Racing Towards a New Season

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Sports

Kicking Off New Goals

Written By: Sophia Shen As fall settles, Rye Country Day School’s fields are filled with activity, including the dynamic varsity boys’ soccer team. Boys’ soccer entering the season with endless energy and determination. After just a few weeks, the team has played two matches: a narrow 1-2 loss against Greens Farms Academy and a strong 4-1 win against Hamden Hall Country Day School. Led by … Continue reading Kicking Off New Goals

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Sports

Girls Varsity Soccer Preview

Written By: Zara Khemlani The Girl’s Varsity Soccer Team is off to a strong start this season with three wins and a tie under their belt. After winning their opening scrimmage, the team tied their first match against Portledge and went on to win games against Marymount and the French American School. With many seniors graduating last year, the team is very young; seven of … Continue reading Girls Varsity Soccer Preview

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Sports

Looking to Regain 

Written By: Sophia Shen As the school year gets underway, be sure to keep an eye out for the Rye Country Day Field Hockey team. Varsity field hockey is off to an incredible and promising start, opening the season with wins against Greenwich Country Day School (3-0), Riverdale Country School (6-0), and Hopkins School (7-0). Led by captains Clare Keating ‘26 and Dylan Fenyes ‘26, … Continue reading Looking to Regain 

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Opinion

Summer Work: Yea or Nay?

Written By: Alexandra Steyn Summer: Lounging by the pool. Grilling hot dogs and hamburgers. Watching fireworks. No school—wait, scratch that. At Rye Country Day, summer often includes something else: summer work. Summer work is an unavoidable part of the summer. A requirement for most classes, it is meant to be completed in the last month before school starts. It takes on a variety of forms. … Continue reading Summer Work: Yea or Nay?

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