LS Fall Festival Highlights

On a bright and sunny October day, a beloved tradition—the Lower School Fall Fest—returned to Leggett Field....

The Latest Buzz: MS Hosts Beekeepers Visit

Like the Nettie Coit Teaching Garden, D-E’s Apiary offers our students another on-campus opportunity for experiential learning. Grade 6 Dean Ms....

Upper School, Lower School Students Team Up to Write a ‘Small Story’

In a beautiful display of cross-divisional partnership, the Creative Writing class of Ms. Stephanie “Tuc” Tucker, Dean of the Class of 2027, is...

Lower School Assembly Celebrates Respect, Hispanic Heritage

The Lower School’s second assembly of the year focused on the core value of Respect and acknowledged those in the D-E community celebrating Hispanic...

Black Affinity Goes to the Met

D-E’s Black Affinity Group, with the support of the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Office, recently organized a field trip to The...

Middle School Day of Peace Assembly Promotes Positivity

There was an aura of tranquility in Schenck Auditorium as Middle School students gathered recently for a Day of Peace Assembly. Students and...

Spotlight on Our D-E Community: A Message from Dr. CW

The start of the new school year always brings energy and excitement to D-E! To show how and why our School is such a vibrant community of learners,...

Upper School Class Trips Foster Community Among Grade Levels

Every fall, students in the Upper School participate in grade-specific class trips that have become a rewarding D-E tradition that combines…

Mandarin Students Take On Tea Whisking

As part of a unit on China’s Song Dynasty, from 960 to 1279, Ms. Zhao’s Mandarin 3 students recently received a hands-on lesson in the art of...

MS Celebrates International Dot Day

holiday—inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ book, “The Dot—that encourages people of all ages to “make their mark” and discover the power of their own...

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ESB ’65

  In March 2018, President Donald Trump appointed  Lawrence Kudlow ESB ’65, a 2015 D-E Distinguished Alumni Award honoree, to be the Director of the National Economic Council.

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Fifth Graders Explore “The Best Part of Me”

Fifth Graders Explore “The Best Part of Me”

In an effort to promote self-confidence, self-awareness, and ultimately foster empathy, the teachers in Grade 5 used The Best Part of Me, a book by award-winning photographer and educator Wendy Ewald, to drive a story-sharing project this past fall. Through striking...

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Middle School Explores “Humans of D-E”

Middle School Explores “Humans of D-E”

Humans of New York is the brainchild of photojournalist Brandon Stanton, who set out to photograph New Yorkers on the street and “create an exhaustive catalog of the city’s inhabitants,” a project that has evolved into a blockbuster blog, two bestselling books, and a...

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Grade 9 “Identity” Seminar

Grade 9 “Identity” Seminar

The first semester Grade 9 Seminar at D-E is designed to help orient students to life in the Upper School. This year the seminar focused on exploring the concept of identity within a diverse community, and it relied heavily on students feeling comfortable enough to...

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“All three of our D-E Crew levels – JV, Freshman, and Development – had an excellent...

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Reunion Weekend 2025

For all alumni with major milestone celebrations for class years ending with 0 and 5. 

Save the Date:
October 24 -26, 2025

Annual Fund

While we all can appreciate that a D-E education is a worthy investment, tuition alone covers only 88% of the true operating costs of our community.

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