Saturday, December 1, 2018
7:00 pm | CDS Theatre
In this 20th anniversary year of the murder of Matthew Shepard, Carrollwood Day School is proud to be able to partner with Matthew Shepard Foundation to present The Laramie Project. This play, not intended for audiences younger than 12 years old, focuses on the town of Laramie, coming to grips with the horrible, hate-fueled death of Matthew Shepard. The play reveals how deep hatred can go, as well as the compassion that lies within all people in a seemingly average community. CDS is bringing this play to the students, families, and community as a reminder that there is always hope, even in times of darkness.
Director, Colleen McEvoy and some of the actors share thoughts about this production.
20% of all ticket and t-shirt sales will be donated to the Matthew Shepard Foundation.
Thursday, November 29
7:00 pm | CDS Theatre
What has changed in the 20 years following the brutal murder of Matthew Shepard?
We are honored to have Matthew’s parents here with us at CDS to tell their story and inspire us to carry on Matt’s legacy. Together we can ERASE HATE and replace it with understanding, compassion and acceptance in our school, homes, and community.
This event is FREE and open to the community. Reservations are appreciated.
World Champion Equestrian
In October, Rachael W. ('21) won a National title in western and then an unprecedented World Champion title in the senior saddle seat division. She now has earned back-to-back world championships in both the junior and senior division!
There will be an informational/signup meeting for all tennis players interested in playing on the girls' or boys' varsity tennis teams. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, December 5, 2018, at 3:35 p.m. in the gymnasium annex building.
Questions? Please contact Coach Most.
Trends both in and out of our school show students are feeling stressed starting at young ages. This program is part of Carrollwood Day School's commitment to partner with parents to support the overall well-being of our students. Parents with children of all ages are encouraged to attend this program.
Dr. Lindsey O'Brennan is a licensed psychologist and owner of Morningstar Wellness. She works with teens and adults who are experiencing stress, anxiety, and overwhelm due to their school, work, and life demands. She is also an adjunct faculty member and clinical supervisor for school psychology students at University of South Florida. She plays a leadership role in a research project that focuses on developing materials for students, teacher, and parents of high school students in Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate classes to help manage the stress associated with their accelerated coursework.
Dr. O'Brennan has done presentations this year for our 9th and 10th grade classes that were very well received by the students.
Reservations appreciated.
D.C., Philadelphia and New York College Tour
March 17 – 22 , 2019 (Spring Break)
Current 10th & 11th Grade Students
Would you like to visit colleges with your friends? Would you like to tour Northeastern colleges in Washington DC, Philadelphia, and New York City this spring? Here’s your chance to get a head start on your college visits! College Counseling is pleased to announce the first ever Carrollwood Day School college road trip.
We will be offering this very exciting opportunity for current 10th and 11th graders to travel on a college road trip to Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City during spring break, 2019. Message from Mr. Runge ...
To Enroll Online: Go to www.efexploreamerica.com/2101381UN
Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions about the tour, what’s included, or how to enroll. Contact Associate Director of College Counseling Mr. Drew Guarino by email or phone at 813.920.2288 x459.
National Honor Society Blood Drive
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
7:30 am - 12:30 pm
Bearss Avenue Campus
Anyone over the age of 16 and a weight of 110 pounds can donate as long as you haven't traveled to a third world country within the last year.
Not sure if you can donate? Contact Shreya T.
Announcing Senior Privileges
At CDS we are preparing students for college and one of the most important aspects of being successful in college is responsibility. This year, with parental permission, we are providing the opportunity for seniors to practice responsibility by allowing them to arrive late to school and leave early on certain specified dates. Beginning in the second semester, seniors will be able to earn the privilege to go off campus for lunch on Fridays.
Please click here to download more information about these privileges, student conditions for eligibility, and the parent permission form.
Disney Trip
Click here for the schedule and important reminders for students who will be going to Disney World on November 16.
At CDS, we encourage our students to give back to the community. As an IB school, we embrace the mission statement of the IBO, which strives to develop “caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect.”
Read more about...
Community and Service at CDS
MYP Service as Action - Grades 9 & 10
DP Creativity, Action, Service - Grades 11 & 12
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16
Fall Break Begins
After Care and MS/US Study Hall are CLOSED
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7
There is NO After Care or MS/US Study Hall
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20
Winter Break Begins
After Care and MS/US Study Hall are available
Friday, November 16
Tomorrow is a NOON DISMISSAL day. Both campuses will close immediately after dismissal. All students need to be picked up by noon.
December Half-Day After School Schedule
AfterCare will be offered at the ECC and Bearss Avenue Campus on the half days in December. Reservations are requested.