Welcome back, Alumni! We’re looking forward to reconnecting with D-E alumni as well as current and former faculty members during this year’s Reunion Weekend, which kicks off with Kraut’s Running of the Bulldogs (a 5K and “Fun Run”) tomorrow, Saturday, Oct. 19, at 9:00 AM (you still have time to register today!). The Reunion 2024 program also includes classroom dedications for beloved retired faculty members John Stott and John King; the Distinguished Alumni Award ceremony, honoring Jay Lesenger ESB ’69, Matt Vita ’74, and Tara Kole ’94; the Athletic Hall of Fame ceremony, honoring Hanna Jerome ’14, Ricky Bawa ’04, and the D-E 1984 Girls’ Softball Team; and the Alumni-Faculty Reunion Reception. This year, we’re celebrating classes that end in 4 or 9—but, of course, alumni from all class years are invited to join in the festivities!

Welcome Back Alumni! Celebrating Reunion Weekend 2024
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Community Is the Focus of the Middle School’s Diversity Day
D-E 360° String Society
Announcing Our Next Head of School
D-E 360° After Care and Enrichment
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