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Al Moore Endowed Fund

Relationships form the core of Country Day.

While our alumni know the value of relationships between and among classmates, a defining aspect of the Country Day Tradition is the relationship between faculty and our students, and, as a result, between faculty and our alumni.

Our students and alumni are fortunate to learn from outstanding faculty, both inside and outside of the classroom. These lessons often transcend academic boundaries, extend beyond one's time at Country Day, and weave themselves into the fabric of our lives.

Four people gather under a wooden shelter, with two playing guitars in the foreground and two listening in the background.
A group of people in casual outdoor clothing gather around a smoky campfire in a wooded area.
A pink program for a piano recital by pupils of Al Moore, held on Sunday, May 22, 1960, at the Country Day School Auditorium, features a small illustration of people playing a piano in the center.
A group of people are gathered on a wooden porch, with trees and foliage visible in the background.
A pink program lists musical pieces and performers in the foreground, with a star and text offering advice to students and parents in the background.
A man in a suit and bowler hat stands against a plain studio background, with a handwritten Christmas greeting and signature visible in the upper left corner.
An elderly man with a backpack stands in a field of wildflowers, with a dense forest in the background.
Three young boys in formal attire stand in front of a dark, out-of-focus background.
A group of young people pose for a photo on a rocky outcrop in the foreground, with a grassy hill and cloudy sky in the background.
An elderly man reads from a book in the foreground, while another man stands behind him in a wooded background.

Memories of Al Moore

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An older man in the foreground is speaking to a group of children, with a blurry background of trees and foliage.

Al Moore Memories from our Community