Madrigals, a selective a capella group at Princeton Day School, is filled with much talent and many traditions. Open to students involved in choir, band, or orchestra, Madrigals brings together students...
The Suarez Grebowich Garden is a special aspect of the PDS campus and is a place that all members of our community can enjoy. Filled with delicious plants and vegetables, a clay oven that cooks all kinds...
Because of many changes in faculty entering the 2023-2025 school year, all new deans were introduced to each of the Upper School grades. Ninth grade dean Abid Shakoor, tenth grade dean Eric Schnepf, eleventh...
The PDS Upper School introduced a new Bioethics class, co-taught by Head of School Dr. Kelley Nicholson-Flynn and Upper School History Teacher Andrew Housiaux. The course encourages the PDS community to...
A new, yet possibly familiar face to returning faculty and students: PDS welcomes back Denise Driscoll, who is now a part of the Upper School History Department. Last year, she taught tenth grade American...
The first few months of freshman year can be overwhelming. It is a time of joining a new community with new people and more difficult work. But don't worry, the seniors are here to tell you that it gets...
Affinity groups—a space where students who share a similar part of their identities come together to unite through their experiences. Every other Day 6 during Community Block, dozens of students flock...
Hackathons. Not all are created equal, but maybe are more so when they’re promoting justice and equity. HackBAC is an event that pushes teams to the limit to come up with functional solutions that promote...
The Advanced Computing class is the highest-level computer science course offered at PDS. Advanced Computing offers a unique opportunity for students to apply their learning through meaningful work for...
Amidst the upcoming AP test season and the end of high school, the PDS class of 2024 is taking a break from the stress through the newly created tradition of participating in Senior Assassin. The game...
1. How has your senior year been?
Michael Arnwine ‘24:
“Stressful, very stressful. Well, because if you sign up like me, unfortunately, to take a lot of hard classes and then you have to do...
Established seven years ago, the senior reading and writing intensive is a student's final English course during their PDS career. As seniors prepare to say their goodbyes, they produce their last high...
