RECENT NEWS:

Swartley Art Gallery Series Welcomes Soyoung Stephanie Moon ’13

D-E was thrilled to welcome back alumna Soyoung Stephanie Moon ’13, whose art is on display in Swartley Gallery now through Oct. 29. An optical...

LPAG Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration

It’s a fiesta! Latin beats recently filled the lobby of the STEM Center, as D-E’s Latino Parent Affinity Group (LPAG) hosted a lively Hispanic...

Parent Ed. Event Welcomes Denise Hamilton, DEI Leader & Author, “Indivisible”

D-E was excited to welcome Denise Hamilton, DEI Leader, Inclusion Specialist, and Author, for a recent parent ed. event. Ms. Hamilton engaged and...

Hispanic Heritage Month Activities Highlights

D-E’s Latin American Student Affinity (LASA) group is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month! Scheduled events kicked off this week with a salsa...

Voter Registration

Get out the vote! The League of Women Voters hosted a voter registration drive this week in the Wharton Lessin Dining Hall for eligible voters in...

Have you registered for the Kraut Run?

Have you registered for the Kraut Run? If not, now’s the time! This 5K race and 1-mile Fun Run all-D-E community event was established in 2015 to...

Fall Festival 2024

What’s a little rain? That didn’t stop D-E Lower School students from enjoying our annual Fall Festival on Sunday, hosted by the D-E Parents’...

Parent Ed. Hosts “Digital Wellness” Discussions

During a set of well-attended Digital Wellness discussions earlier this week, hosted by D-E’s Parent Ed. committee, our parents/guardians gained...

Upper School Assembly on Election Literacy

In preparation for the 2024 Presidential Election, D-E Upper School students attended the first of a series of assemblies on election literacy in...

Middle School Marks “Dot Day”

D-E’s 6th graders recently made their mark for International Dot Day! Inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book “The Dot,” the annual event celebrates...

Editorial

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Backstage Perspective: D-E’s Adaptation of Antigone Aims to Be Timeless

by Valerie Berrios

Backstage Perspective:D-E’s Adaptation of Antigone Aims to Be Timeless Selecting Antigone, the Greek tragedy written by Sophocles around 441 BC, as D-E’s Upper School Fall Play was a collaborative effort. History Teacher Ben Fleisher, who teaches the text from...

D-E Today Class Trips Recap

by Valerie Berrios

As part of a welcome tradition at D-E, the Middle School and Upper School embarked on class trips in September to kick off the school year, engage in the School’s sense of community, and broaden their horizons. Brian Merry, Grade 12 Dean, chaperoned seniors on a trip...

Upper School Students Get Election Ready

by Valerie Berrios

The 2024 Presidential Election is nearly upon us—and in preparation, D-E Upper School students attended the first of a series of assemblies on election literacy in Schenck Auditorium. Grade 11 (Class of 2026) Dean Emily Sclafani began the inaugural program on...