Author L– The Rye Country Day Girls Varsity Basketball team faced off against Trevor Day School in a highly-anticipated game. Both teams had strong records for the season, and it promised to be a competitive match. As the game began, the RCDS took control early on, showing off their offensive skills and quickly gaining a lead. They were able to move the ball effectively and … Continue reading Girls Wildcat Win
How do I find the motivation to do my schoolwork? Dear Reader, Finding motivation to finish schoolwork can be challenging, but there are a few strategies you can try to help you stay focused and on track. First, set specific goals for yourself. Break your assignments down into manageable chunks and set deadlines for when you want to have each piece finished. Having a clear … Continue reading Dear Willy: Schoolwork
Author E– As a result of differing circumstances and environments, there isn’t much that each and every grade of the upper school has in common. The one binding sentiment for seemingly all students is the underlying sense of dread brought on by the winter months. As temperatures drop, so do mentalities, mostly as a result of seasonal depression and remembrances of the long, arduous road … Continue reading 9th and 10th Grade Dance
Author C– Sustainability is a huge talked about and encouraged part of the community at RCDS, as it’s constantly talked about and encouraged. Whether it’s changing small habits in everyone’s everyday life or trying to reduce the amount of waste students use, almost everyone in the school manages to be environmentally friendly. In particular, the school’s heavy emphasis on recycling. Recycling is a viable option … Continue reading Digging Up Dirt: Recycling
Author M– The Rye Country Day Boys Varsity Ice Hockey team faced off against their rival, Rye High School, in a highly-anticipated game. The teams had a long-standing rivalry, and both were determined to come out on top. As the game began, both teams came out strong, showing off their skills and attempting to gain an early lead. The first period was a closely contested … Continue reading Rink Rivalry
Author F– All highschool students are familiar with the rush of excitement once the final class finishes before lunch. The beloved break in the middle of the school day is often the thing students look forward to the most and the RCDS community is no exception. What once was a fast line to food has now become a 5 minute wait for the students that … Continue reading Cafeteria Crowding
Answer Key– This month’s issue of the Rye Crop is out… with a twist. As our world’s technology advances, we are constantly trying to redefine its limits and its place within our lives. Programs like ChatGPT, which can write anything from an English essay to a Drake song, are caught in the gray area between toy and tool. This issue of the Crop is split: … Continue reading AI Invades RCDS: Answer Key
Jared Perlmutter– Every teacher has a story beyond the classroom. Although Donald Kyle is well-known for teaching ninth grade English, being a top notch administrator, and for his famous email reminders, the Dean of Students’ story is much more complex. A rewind in time takes us back to Rye Country Day in the fall of 1968. He remembers it just like it was yesterday, “I … Continue reading From Teenager to Teacher
Bella Wise– Most of the time, Rye Country Day seems to be a school full of spirit during community events. RCDS takes pride in spirit weeks and sports events that have a spirit theme for the game, which many students from all grades show up to support. This would make one wonder: why are there no cheerleaders encouraging this for a school that revels in … Continue reading Nothing to Cheer For?
Anna Pickette– Olivia Sica ‘24 is an aspiring artist who is constantly improving her artistic abilities by participating in multiple impressive clubs and businesses. She currently runs Inktober and Art Club at RCDS. She also owns multiple artistic businesses. Sica emphasized that she has always been artistic. “It was a habit that I picked up when I was younger, but unlike the majority of younger … Continue reading Student Spotlight: Olivia Sica
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