Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Grandparents Day Performance 
"A Tribute to Shirley Temple"

September 10, 2018

8:30 am 

Performing Arts Center



Wednesday, March 21, 2018




Orff to the Circus
A musical play for voices and Orff instruments

March 28, 2018  -  2:00 pm
Performing Arts Building





Here are the dress requirements for "Orff to the Circus"


1st grade- Ponies, wear white and gray clothes and tennis shoes

2nd grade- Tigers and zebras, wear all black and tennis shoes

3rd grade- Monkeys and clowns. Monkeys wear all brown and tennis shoes, Clowns wear                      wacky tacky clothes, mix-match shoes and socks, wigs would be great!

4th grade- Seals, wear all black

5th grade- Elephants and Lions, wear all black and tennis shoes

6th grade- Giraffes, wear all black and tennis shoes

Friday, February 9, 2018

WCDS Early Years 

will present there own version of the popular children's book:




Directed by: Mrs. Rebecca Barnes

February 23, 2018 @ 11:00 a.m.
WCDS Performing Arts Building





Monday, November 27, 2017


                Wayne Country Day Fine Arts Department 

                                     presents



December 21, 2017
10:00 a.m.
Performing Arts Building

Tuesday, September 5, 2017

Grandparents Day is September 11th, 2017- 8:00-8:45 am

All grandparents and grand-friends are welcome to attend classroom visitations
and a short musical performance by the Early Years and Lower School.

The children will be singing and dancing to American Folk music


Dress Requirements for the performance:

Early Years can wear normal school day clothes.

Lower School children please wear a plain white shirt, blue jean pants, shorts or skirts 
and tennis shoes. I will provide a red or navy bandana to complete their performance outfit.


Thursday, March 23, 2017






Dress requirements for Dr. Seuss Program:

1.     Everyone MUST wear TENNIS SHOES.

2.     Please try to wear as many striped articles of clothing as you can. The stripes do not have to match! You do not have to buy anything! Just search your closets and drawers.


3.     If the children want to, you can help them have a “Who” hairstyle. Girls: ponytails (as many as you would like), wires and cones would be really cool! Boys: spiked-up hair and you could spray it blue or wear a blue wig (like “Thing 1 and Thing 2”)  The “Who” hair is totally OPTIONAL!





Well here we are,

We're well on our way

to March 31 at 2:00

our big program day!