The Coronavirus. It’s omnipresent, unavoidable and has significantly altered our way of life. Although it seems like ages ago that students were released from classes and instructed to begin online learning,…

In the summer of 2020, the Miami Country Day class of 2022 lost 6 out of its 13 Black students, amounting to nearly half of the African-American junior class. Why did so many people leave, and what can…

With weary faces staring at computer screens, supporters of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders knew that the end had come on April 8. Over a livestream video, their champion of “American Liberalism” suspended…

Where does art stand during a global pandemic? Some might say that, compared to the issues with the economy, art is trivial; it needs to be set aside, hidden away in the pantry with the rest of the forbidden…

Canceled orders. Payroll. Delivery deadlines. Sickness. “You learn a lot about challenges” never rang truer as sixth-grade broadcaster Diego L. finds out in this interview with one small business owner….

Last week, Washington Governor Jay Inslee said on CNBC: “Never since World War II have we faced a situation like this. For the next several weeks, normal is not in our game plan.”

As we move into…

On September 19th in the Garner Center Cafeteria a commotion broke out amongst students, prompting our Upper School director to make a negative comment regarding a predominantly black community. What followed…

Miami is ground zero for climate change activism. But what do activists really want? Every Friday in Miami Beach, hundreds of protestors take to the streets encouraging politicians to legislate, voters…

Inviting someone to the prom is nothing new. But, in 2001 when a Texan boy broadcast his invitation to the prom over his school’s PA system, promposals were born.  Since then, they’ve gotten more…

How well does SAGE provide for those with special or dietary restrictions? Reporter Michael Puglise from the Journalism class investigates and speaks to vegan, vegetarian and a kosher students.

This story…

It’s edible, smokeable, “vapable” and can be bought in legal dispensaries and on many corners in America. But what do we really know about weed? Why do so many believe that this ubiquitous drug is safe?…

Some experts say homework may not be all we think it is. Journalism student Maria Salazar reports.

This story was originally published on The Spartacus on December 17, 2018.

After years of discussion, girls lacrosse will be coming to Miami Country Day School this spring. 

“Hopefully we can have enough girls out there to make up a middle school and a high school team,”…

Peering into the eyes of his infant daughter, Jim Connor had an epiphany. A life changing moment. Pausing in the conversation we had, he reflected on when, as a father, he realized that being the lawyer…