Cardinal Education Journal

August 5, 2025

Who can join Rye Country Day’s after-school program?

RCDS keeps the fun going for every student once the regular school day ends. Lower School students in grades K through 4 can join the Extended Day Program, where play meets purpose in the most delightful way. Middle Schoolers in grades 5 through 8 have access to clubs and the Homework Center, perfect for tackling […]

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August 5, 2025

What activities are included in Rye Country Day’s Extended Day Program?

Every afternoon at RCDS turns into a choose-your-own-adventure story. One moment your child is deep into a jigsaw puzzle, and the next they’re launching a mini STEM experiment or creating a googly-eyed masterpiece during “Project of the Week.” There’s something for every curious kiddo, from crafts and board games to magnets and model building. Grades […]

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August 5, 2025

How do I sign up for after-school clubs at Rye Country Day?

Think of it like camp sign-up, but with more robots and fewer mosquitoes. Every season—fall, winter, and spring—RCDS unveils a shiny new list of clubs. Parents can register ahead of time so staff can prep the snacks, supplies, and spots. Clubs usually run from 3:15 to 4:15 PM, giving just enough time for kids to […]

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August 5, 2025

What time does after-school care end at Rye Country Day School?

For Lower School students, the Extended Day Program wraps up at 5:30 PM, giving you time to wrap up your day too. Middle and Upper School students can stay on campus until 6:00 PM if they’re involved in official school activities. That includes everything from debate practice to soccer matches to low-key study sessions in […]

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