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cityandcountry XIIs study geosciences in Science class, learning all about the composition of the Earth and plate tectonics, and how these forces produce natural phenomena, including earthquakes. #science #steam

cityandcountry Open-ended materials are present in every C&C classroom. Using items like clay, blocks, and paint, our IIs recreate what they see and experience in the world around them. #socialstudies

cityandcountry The Xs study the history of writing in the fall—making connections between the signs and symbols of early humans, and their Job as Sign Makers for the School. They also learn the importance of oral and written communication when delving into deeper studies of Mesopotamia, Medieval Japan, and Medieval England.

cityandcountry Our IVs have been talking about traveling to visit family and friends...which inspired them to build @lgaairport. Look closely and you can see ramps to the terminals, an airport train (planned for 2022), a hotel, and subways!

What your support has provided:

New gym floor

Laptops for XIIIs newspaper

Expanded IIs Room

Building a nurse’s office

Summer Faculty Grants

Participation in our fundraising endeavors is a show of belief in the School, its mission, and its programs. City and Country is grateful for your support, which continues to strengthen our community and ensure its future.

Annual Fund The Annual Fund helps keep C&C vibrant, preserving and improving the progressive practices and programs that make us unique. It directly supports the fulfillment of our mission, through curriculum enhancement, new and established programs, classroom supplies and renovations, financial aid, and professional development. Every gift is important, no matter the size, and indicates your support of our mission.

How to Give: • Mail a check made payable to

City and Country School in the enclosed envelope. • Make a secure gift by credit card on the Support section of C&C’s website (cityandcountry.org).

• Contact your company’s HR Department to find out if you are eligible to have your gift matched. • Gifts of stock are simple to make and may provide immediate tax savings.

Spring Benefit The Spring Benefit is a parent-organized fundraising event held each year. Members of the community support the event by purchasing tickets, bidding on auction items, or making a donation in the paddle raise. Funds raised support financial aid.

Endowment C&C established an Endowment in 2014, the School’s Centennial year. A robust Endowment will help ensure the strength of the School for generations to come.

Planned Giving Increasingly, our community uses planned gifts to augment outright giving to the School. Planned or deferred gifts, such as bequests, gift annuities, and charitable remainder trusts, provide income to C&C for many years into the future, and allow individuals to leave a legacy of learning. Our Legacy Guild recognizes donors who have honored the School with a planned gift.

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THE CLEMENTINES The Mystery of

Clementines are considered a symbol of giving because they separate easily and are ideal for sharing with others. Each year, just before winter break, C&C’s Principal hands out clementines to students in the classrooms and during dismissal. According to our investigation, this tradition has been going on for over 40 years, but we’re not sure exactly when it started—and we are hoping you can help! Do you remember receiving a clementine or an orange when you were a student? Email communications@ cityandcountry.org and help us learn more about this longstanding C&C tradition!