Our spring welcome events provide an opportunity for new families to get acquainted with many members of the C&C community and feel at home on campus. Formal invitations will be sent closer to the date. In the meantime, if you have questions, Tara DiGerlando is your resource.
This year, we have so much to celebrate. Join us for our Spring Celebration, a gathering focused on connection, gratitude, and the shared joy of being part of the City and Country community. The event brings everyone together with delicious food, lively music, and dancing. Please be our guest; no need to purchase tickets. Partner Families will be there, too, so you will be able to meet and celebrate with them as well.
This Zoom session provides an in-depth introduction to City and Country, along with key logistical details for the start of the school year. Led by Middle and Upper School Director Jennine Rodriguez, the orientation covers essential information to ensure a smooth and successful transition into the C&C community.
This Zoom session provides an in-depth introduction to City and Country, along with key logistical details for the start of the school year. Led by Lower School Director David Andrew Wood, the orientation covers essential information to ensure a smooth and successful transition into the C&C community.
Students in each of these grade levels, or as we say, “Super Groups,” are invited for fun, play, and connection to jumpstart the transition to the new school year. New families will join current C&C families for an opportunity to meet their new group in the school setting. This first gathering brings adults and children together and sets the stage for a smooth transition for all.
This relaxed gathering is a celebration honoring all parents of new students, offering everyone an opportunity to be together, meet teachers and administrators, and reconnect with Partner Families. Enjoy light bites and beverages in a festive setting while connecting with the community. This is an adults-only event.
New students in the VIs and up are invited to spend a day on campus getting to know their new school. They will engage in all activities with their age group, connecting with students and becoming familiar with all things C&C. What better way to get ready for their new school experience than by getting a taste of it ahead of time?
