The year is 2025. Social media and technology are more prominent than ever — and so, too, are the risks that come with them. Sacramento Country Day’s new phone policy can only partially address these new developments. So what is…

Sacramento Country Day boasts an incredibly strong educational experience, giving high school, middle school and lower school students amazing opportunities for academic, athletic and artistic excellence. However, several of Country Day’s buildings are too old and too small to help…

There are over 25,000 public and private high schools in the United States — each year, there are at least 25,000 valedictorians, student body presidents and club leaders vying for admission to top colleges. Yet there are around 2000 freshman…

Last month, Joan Meyer, owner of the Marion County Record newspaper, collapsed and died one day after law enforcement raided her office. The raid responded to allegations that the paper’s journalists violated a local restaurant owner’s privacy by discovering information…

Think Critically. Live Creatively. Act Compassionately. That is the core mission statement of Sacramento Country Day School, and for the most part, the administration and students uphold it. However, we must improve on one front: service for the greater Sacramento…

The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, marked the U.S Men’s National Team’s best World Cup campaign in a decade.  The nation was filled with excitement and anticipation — and Country Day was no exception.  For the crucial match against Iran,…

Country Day’s campus is clearly a pleasant place. At this time of year happy music abounds, and students often find shade in quads around school. Don’t ruin it. As of late, Country Day’s campus has been a victim—a victim of…

Whether you’ve forgotten your sanitary pads at home, your locker stash of tampons has run out or you’ve simply been caught off-guard by your body’s timing, you may be one of the many menstruating Country Day students who have had…

The Matthews Library has long functioned as a place of refuge for Country Day middle and high schoolers, but when COVID-19 guidelines prevented students from eating, drinking and congregating inside, many found the once inviting facility to be anything but…

To incoming Country Day families, the lunch program is one of the most attractive parts of the school. After all, who doesn’t want to eat lunch catered by actual restaurants every day of the week? But this past year, the…