CONGRATULATIONS to these four student-athletes who will continue their careers in college next year:
(L to R) Brooke B - Colby, basketball; Faith W - Johns Hopkins, basketball; Preston N - Vassar, basketball;
Zion A - Brigham Young University, lacrosse
SRDS Upper School students recently attended the DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) High School State Career Development Conference in Atlantic City.
What a GREAT day to be a REBEL!!! Saddle River Day School hosted our groundbreaking ceremony for the Dr. Kristen Walsh Hall of Science & Entrepreneurship. We are SO grateful and humbled for all of those who have supported and given of their time and resources to make this happen.
SRDS Head of School, Jalaj Desai, joined NAIS President Debra Wilson for a special podcast to explore how SRDS is transforming education through innovation. They discussed the school's use of AI-powered interactive tools to create a dynamic and engaging learning environment.
SRDS Seniors Olivia DiDomizio and Isabella Ratsprecher were selected to represent the All-NJIC Premier Team, showcasing their skills in a thrilling match. Coach PJ Petrow - fresh off his NJIC Coach of the Year - was chosen to lead the Premier Team with Ass't Coach Hank Saxon.
CONGRATULATIONS to SRDS Midfielder Sophomore Emma Lopez on her selection as one of North Jersey Media's "Offensive MVPs, Players of the Week" (week of Sept. 25).
REBEL volleyball is on a roll!!!
Under new Head Coach Nick Esposito (long-time assistant at power-house Bogota under Brad DiRupo), the REBELS look like a rejuvenated program! The team is off to a great start with a 7-3 record to date.
A HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to the SRDS girls tennis team for sweeping all five flights (3 Singles and 2 Doubles) in capturing the Bergen County Invitational Tournament for the second year in a row.
GO REBELS!!!
(Photo cred to Mr. Neal Magnus P'26)
Remembering 9/11 and SRDS alum Jeremy Glick '88.
Jeremy was an American passenger on board United Airlines Flight 93, who attempted to foil the hijacking.
A memorial plaque lies at the base of the American flag on the SRDS campus in honor of Jeremy's heroism.
Congratulations to these athletes who will continue at the collegiate level next year for swimming (Tufts); bball (Pen nState Abington); fencing (NYU); volleyball (Bryn Mawr); tennis (Dickinson).