Looking to get ahead, earn high school credits or explore exciting new interests this summer? The Saddle River Day School (SRDS) Summer Academy offers a focused, challenging curriculum that allows students in grades 5-12 to advance in their studies and gain credits in an enriching, inspiring and dynamic environment.
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As alumni, you are the link to our heritage, the key to our future.
You are an integral part of our SRDS community. As each class graduates, a new generation of alumni continues the rich legacy and tradition of our School. We welcome your involvement and support! Please remember to keep us informed of any changes to your contact information or if you would like to submit class notes.
For information on all alumni related matters, please contact Chrissie Signore '85, Director of Alumni & Special Events, at csignore@saddleriverday.org
For information on all development related matters, please contact Lynn McCormack, Director of Development: lmccormack@saddleriverday.org
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Congratulations to Faith Williamson '25 who was named a NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINALIST in the 70th annual competition. Semifinalists qualified by taking the 2023 Preliminary SAT (PSAT) & National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT). The nationwide pool of Semifinalists - representing less than 1% of high school seniors - includes the highest-scoring entrants in each state and is proportional to the state's percentage of the national total of graduating seniors.
SRDS received the Platinum designation, the highest of the AP® School Honor Roll’s four levels of distinction, for exceeding thresholds in college culture, college credit, and college optimization set by the College Board.
Typically, when someone references a classroom, we imagine, at the very least, a physical space with walls, windows, a ceiling, desks, and an instructor. But the newest SRDS classroom can be found in a virtual reality headset through the inaugural Virtual Reality Classroom, the first initiative of our new Center for Technology & Computer Science (CTCS), headed by Dr. Kevin Merges, SRDS’s Chief Global Impact Officer.
Every big idea starts with a question. A “why” or a “how” or an “I wonder…” that leads the questioner through a process of brainstorming, testing, evaluating, and revising that will eventually, with effort and a little luck, lead to an answer that solves a problem, improves a process, or discovers something brand new. This process, called design thinking, is embedded into the pedagogy and curriculum of each subject taught at Saddle River Day School, in ways that are often discernible, and occasionally imperceptible.