This Year’s Study Body President has a Hankering for Leadership

Written By Emily Hau Hank Brown is one of the friendliest faces on the RCDS campus. Whether it be his positive energy at community meetings, his leadership on the football field, or his energizing speech at the past Opening Ceremony, Brown is always building the RCDS community.  At RCDS, Brown has been an exceptionally active student. He is heavily involved in SET as a Classroom … Continue reading This Year’s Study Body President has a Hankering for Leadership

Boys’ Football Season Preview

Written By Tommy Pisacano Wildcat Football is back and the RCDS Boys’ Varsity Football Team, led by Coach John Calandros, is looking to build upon a strong previous campaign, finishing with a 6-2 overall record and going 4-1 in MIFL games. Having lost Milin Torgalker ‘26, Charlie Pearle ‘26, Adriel Appiah-Gyassi ‘26, and Will Hawkey ‘27, this maturing Wildcat roster is looking to forge their … Continue reading Boys’ Football Season Preview

Students Take to the Polls

By Olivia Prather With posters filling the walls and students campaigning across grade levels, this year’s Student Government elections turned the school into a hub of excitement and anticipation. On April 14, Declarations of Candidacy became available for 9th, 10th, and 11th graders who intended to run for Student Government. Students were required  to obtain ten signatures from their peers to be able to officially … Continue reading Students Take to the Polls

The Wait is Over! April Absurdity is Back.

By: Ross Kantor Spring has arrived at Rye Country Day School, and with it, comes one of the most talked about and anticipated events on campus. April Absurdity, the school’s own March Madness-style bracket basketball competition, is back. The format is straightforward: teams of four or five students, each required to have at least one member of the opposite gender on the team, compete in … Continue reading The Wait is Over! April Absurdity is Back.

No Pitchers? No Problem.

Written by Bella Wise With a current record of 7-2 overall and ranked second in the FAAs, the Boys Varsity Baseball team is ‘cooking’ this season (or, as Colin Lauri ‘25 put it, “the ’Cats are sizzling.”). Despite losing five of their top pitchers due to injuries (Ollie Smith ‘26, Blake James ‘25, Jackson Koslow ‘26, Nico Stefanoni ‘25, and Ethan Shales ‘25), the Wildcats … Continue reading No Pitchers? No Problem.