Save the Dates! Dwight-Englewood School REUNION 2023

Jun 29, 2023 | Reunion

Friday, October 13

Friday, October 13

Time

Event

Location

6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Welcome Back Alumni Reception (Cash Bar)

Giovanni’s Bicycle Club in Englewood Cliffs

7:00 pm

Dwight and ESB Classes of 1973 50th Reunion Dinner hosted by D-E

TBD

Various times

Major Reunion Private Class Parties

Off Campus
Saturday, October 14

Saturday, October 14

Full Day of Activities, including private class gatherings and memorials. There will be tours of campus led by student tour guides.

Time

Event

Location

10:00 am

Girls Varsity Soccer Game

Solomon Field

12:00 noon- 1:15 pm

Schmid Athletic Complex and Pavilion Dedication and Reception

Solomon Field

1:30 pm

Alumni and Students BIPOC Annual Meeting

TBD

2:30 pm

Retired Faculty Room Dedications for Betsey Carson, Carole DeVito, and Doris Tannenbaum

Hajjar Auditorium

4:00 pm

Annual Alumni Award Ceremonies

Hajjar Auditorium

5:30 pm -8:00 pm

Alumni-Faculty Reunion Reception (all Classes)

Under Tent on Leggett Field

8:00 pm

Major Reunion Private Class Parties

Off Campus TBD
Sunday, October 15

Sunday, October 15

Major Reunion Private Class Parties

TBD

For the most current information about Reunion 2023 including any major reunion class parties, please contact Class Reps or the Alumni Office, or click here.

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