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Fifth graders recently embarked on the highly anticipated overnight field trip to the Rock Eagle 4-H Center in Eatonton, GA. The science-focused, immersive experience is always a fun opportunity for students to take the lessons learned in the classroom and apply them in a real-life situation, while learning more about their local environment and the impact they can have on the natural world. 

Congratulations to the 19 students inducted this morning into the Cum Laude Society. Country Day’s membership in the Cum Laude Society highlights the School’s dedication to academic excellence and celebrates the scholarship and intellectual engagement of our student body. Modeled on the collegiate honor society of Phi Beta Kappa, the Cum Laude Society was founded in 1906 to recognize academic excellence in the country’s most prestigious high schools. Country Day is honored to be one of the 11 chapters in the state of Georgia and the only chapter in Savannah. Congratulations to the following new inductees: 

Front row left to right: Cindy Murray, Gracen Garceau, Layne Helmly, Tenny Fitzgerald, Ria Patel, Margaret Brennan, Suri Desai, Kathryn Hunter, and Reise Moran. Back row left to right: Ben Yoo, Yejoon Cho, Ryder Nguyen, Luke Nguyen, Finn Taylor, Ander Renelt, Coleman Huggins, Wills Davis, Ben Perkins, and Charlie Pope.

The Little School students brought the garden to life in their annual performance of Bugz! and charmed the audience with their energy and creativity. Each class embodied different bugs you might find a picnic, featuring everything from ladybugs, fireflies, and army ants, with even the littlest Hornets appearing as stink bugs. Bravo to the students, teachers, and staff for putting on this precious production.

Interested in Learning More About the New Little School?
We’re excited about the plans for the new state-of-the-art early childhood center at Country Day! If you’re interested in learning more about The Roberts Little School and how it will shape the future for our youngest learners, please contact Lynette Allison, Director of Institutional Advancement, at 912.961.8825 or lynetteallison@savcds.org.

Congratulations to our Science Olympiad team on earning second place at the 2026 Georgia Science Olympiad State Tournament on April 4. Hosted at Georgia Tech, the competition featured the 15 top teams from across the state. In addition to their overall second-place finish, the team secured 14 top-three event placements. They earned first place in Electric Vehicle, Water Quality, Designer Genes, Materials Science, and Disease Detectives; second place in Hovercraft, Astronomy, Dynamic Planet, Experimental Design, and Machines; and third place in Chemistry Lab, Bungee Drop, Ornithology, and Science in the News. Congratulations to the team and their coaches on this outstanding achievement!

Congratulations to senior Ally Park, for being named the Region 8 STAR Student by The Professional Association of Georgia Educators. Ally is one of 12 students competing at the state competition, where a panel of 5 judges will review comprehensive biographical information and factors such as extracurricular activities, personal philosophy, and leadership. Each STAR student selects a teacher who has had a significant influence on their success, and Ally Park selected Upper School math teacher A.J. Goldman as her STAR Teacher.

The 58th annual Country Fair is around the corner! April 18 from 10am-2pm! Grab your child's all-access wristband for a day of fun with water slides, obstacle courses, and more, then your Hornet Bucks for tasty treats at the Alumni Grill and drinks at Lemon Squeezy. Everything you need for the event can all be purchased at savcds.org/countryfair. We can't wait to see you there! 

The talent show is back! Open to students in 2nd-5th grade, the talent show is a fan favorite every year. Students interested in participating must submit a completed entry form and their music selection by April 15th. Click HERE to complete the form.

Upper School students participated in the Arrive Alive Simulator, the nation’s leading impaired and distracted driving simulation, to experience the dangers of distracted driving. Through realistic scenarios, students saw how delayed reactions and reduced awareness can quickly lead to serious consequences. The immersive experience served as a powerful reminder of the importance of staying focused and making responsible choices behind the wheel.

Country Day is pleased to offer a multitude of summer camp offerings for 2026. Children will have the opportunity to meet new friends, explore activities they love, and (most of all) have FUN! Click here to learn more. Registrations for Camp Moon River, Ecology Camp, and assorted Academic and Athletic Camps are open now.