Sixth graders experience life as an astronaut at Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama. The first day of activities included an IMAX movie, “Dream Big” and a practice mission, where each student is assigned a role such as pilot or commander. Once the shuttle is in space, “anomalies” are presented. The students are still frustrated by the anomalies but are learning how to work as a group to solve the problem. We look forward to seeing how they perform in their official mission Thursday.
Charleston Day School celebrated Grandparents and Grandfriends’ Day at the end of January. Grandfriends were invited into classrooms to ...
An Interview at the Mayor’s Office William Cogswell ’89 and Elizabeth Applegate Dieck ’84, Two Charleston Day School alumni, ...
The 1st grade group presented their Community Helpers play to a packed audience of family, friends, and their 5th ...
Every visionary needs an integrator; at HART, Curry’s the one who gets things done. As CEO, she manages sales ...
First graders met their fifth grade “Big” last Wednesday during their first CDS Bigs and Littles activity time. The ...
Charleston Day is proud to share that Keller Smith is the 2024 recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Award. ...
Charleston Day opened the first day of the school year by gathering the whole school in the parking lot ...