In this episode, Lee Thomsen and Rachelle Doyle have a conversation with Librarian Jo Melinson and their guest student, Senior Karabelo B. They examine what it means to be diverse, the positive changes it brings a community, and why everyone, no matter their background or circumstances, deserves to be honored.

In this episode, you’ll also hear:

• Why diversity is crucial to growth, creativity, and engagement
• The questions asked by each diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging

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Biology Teacher Kellie Whited, Middle School Earth Sciences, Robotics, and Maker lab teacher Cade Grunst, and 10th-grade student Saheb Gulati

 in our Country Day programs.

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In this episode, Lee Thomsen welcomes Lower School Music & Movement teacher Ashlie Kirby, 6th grade English, Middle and High School Drama teacher Jane McGinnes, Middle and High School Art teacher Andy Cunningham, and 2nd grader Minnie to share how creativity flourishes at Country Day and the importance of the Country Day Fund. 

In this episode, you’ll also hear:

• Building skills and making space for play, exploration, and failure 
• Tapping into the energy of collaboration and creativity 
• The impact of creativity on a Country Day 2nd grader
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Sacramento Country Day School:

Website: https://www.saccds.org/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SACCDS

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saccds/

Country Day Fund:

For questions or to make a gift, contact: advancement@saccds.org

Make a gift directly at: https://www.saccds.org/country-day-fund

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In this episode, Lee Thomsen and Rachelle Doyle connect with 5th-grade teacher Kristi Mathisen, High School English and Spanish teacher Diego Panasiti, and student special guest Mia about how critical thinking shows up in classrooms and how the Country Day Fund impacts teachers and students. 

In this episode, you’ll also hear:

• Why critical thinking is crucial to younger students   
• The relationship between communication and critical thinking 
• How critical thinking has empowered a Country Day junior student   

Sacramento Country Day School:

Website: https://www.saccds.org/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SACCDS

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saccds/

Country Day Fund:

For questions or to make a gift, contact: advancement@saccds.org

Make a gift directly at: https://www.saccds.org/country-day-fund

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In this episode, Lee Thomsen and Rachelle Doyle talk with Director of Athletics Matt Vargo, Physical Education Teacher Denise Santos, Garden Supervisor Rory Tira, and senior Savanna Karmue about compassion and how teachers and students greatly benefit from the Country Day Fund.

In this episode, you’ll also hear:

• How self-compassion in athletics shows up in life 
• Creating a sense of belonging for all students 
• Caring for each other through food and service
• Compassion from the heart of a student 
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Learn more about Country Day here: www.saccds.org

For questions or to make a gift, contact: advancement@saccds.org

Make a gift directly at: https://www.saccds.org/country-day-fund

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