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North Shore Country Day is proud to announce that Isabella Cho ’20 was named a 2024 Rhodes Scholar. She is one of 32 outstanding students from across the United States who will commence their studies at Oxford in October 2024.

The frigid autumn air was filled with excitement (and snowflakes) Tuesday morning during North Shore Country Day's annual Halloween Parade—one of the most anticipated days of the entire school year.

Something extraordinary is happening on the top floor of the lower school at North Shore Country Day, where students in David Green’s and Stephanie Mangum’s third grade classrooms are celebrating the identities of their classmates in a few creative ways. 

For the second year in a row, the annual upper school Take 10! Play Festival shifted to the fall from the spring. Students in the directing studio class spent a great deal of time writing 10-minute plays based on personal experience, observations, media events or just pure creativity. They then assumed the role of producer/director by auditioning their peers, creating a concept, blocking their actors and rehearsing.

North Shore Country Day’s middle school has long prided itself on its commitment to education as an experience, and a student’s three years in the NSCD middle school provide countless opportunities to learn via experience. Here are just a few of them.

One of North Shore Country Day’s most beloved traditions is the buddy program, where older students are paired with younger students for various activities throughout the year. Most people immediately think of the junior and senior kindergartners, who are paired with seniors, but in fact, every grade in the school has a buddy pair.