Student tales from Beaver Country Day. In Dr. Fash's View Within class, students (in pairs or solo) write "Beaver Diary" entries, short scenes that express the heart and soul of Beaver and that are inspired by the "Metropolitan Diary" column in The New York Times . The activity allows students to employ the skills they've developed in writing creative nonfiction, including fashioning engrossing scenes (often with dialogue), using action to express character, and thinking abou

By Addison Oken ‘25 Smugmug link Every fall, Beaver’s after-school play is a highly anticipated event for all. With only the knowledge of its title, the long hours put in by students and faculty rehearsing, building sets, and making costumes can fly under the community’s radar with all the other fall events. Noses Off , not to be confused with Noises Off , is a satirical parody of the famous play with influence from Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. The play is ab

By Emme Cohen '26 On Friday, September 27th Beaver hosted its second annual Shabbat event. This year the event took place as a dinner,...

By Hannah Sender '25 Since the release of her hit single “I Miss You, I’m Sorry” in 2020, 25-year-old singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams has...

By Zoe Wyett and Kylie Marcus Food trucks, games, merch, and school spirit - this is Harvest Fest. Harvest Fest is one of Beaver’s most beloved traditions. Every year, in early October, Harvest Fest brings together the middle and upper school, as they enjoy the “under the lights” games as a whole community. Below we have outlined the top 5 highlights from the 2024 Harvest Fest. Check out this list to read more about the favored events. Boys soccer under the lights game A hug