As the school year begins, we welcome many new teachers to the PDS community. This year, we are excited to welcome Mr. Daniel McDevitt to the Science Department, where he teaches ninth grade Biology and...

Through Princeton Day School’s Global Studies Program, students can engage with their chosen language beyond the classroom. PDS states that, “Our mission is to help our students become mindful of their...

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...

Pickleball has rapidly risen in popularity recently. The sport is easy to learn and enjoyable for individuals of any skill level. Pickleball combines elements from tennis, ping pong,...

PDS offers many student clubs and activities, some that may be more fitting to specific students’ interests than others. Almost all clubs are student-run, allowing people to engage and collaborate with...

Cereal is one of America’s most popular breakfast dishes. Cereal can be eaten in different ways, such as with or without milk or as a snack on a long road trip, and varies in flavors. There are several...