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.
During Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021, we celebrated the life and legacy of Al Moore, a beloved former teacher, with a formal panel discussion celebrating Mr. Moore's lasting impact.
To share your own memories of Mr. Moore please click below or email almoorememories@mpcds.com.
Thank you again for being a part of this beloved Country Day Tradition.
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.
During Virtual Alumni Weekend 2021, we celebrated the life and legacy of Al Moore, a beloved former teacher, with a formal panel discussion celebrating Mr. Moore's lasting impact.
To share your own memories of Mr. Moore please click below or email almoorememories@mpcds.com.
Thank you again for being a part of this beloved Country Day Tradition.
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1914: Charles F. Moore, Donald Lee Moore, Alvin A. Moore -
1983: Al Moore at Shining Rock -
October, 1977: Al Moore Storytelling on Mt. Sterling -
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But as evening fell, came time to repair to the elegant concert facilities and break into a little song... -
1983: Al Moore Storytelling -
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Courtesy of the Bosse North Carolina Room of the Transylvania Co. Library
Many thanks to Charles Moore, Jr. for the above photographs.
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Al Moore - Pretty Saro
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Al Moore - Don't You Grieve After Me
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Al Moore - Pore Jim
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300 Park Road, Metairie, LA 70005 (504) 837-5204
Established in 1929, Metairie Park Country Day School is a coed private school for New Orleans area students in early childhood through Grade 12. From the elementary grades through upper school, the care and cultivation of each child comes to life in our exciting academic program, creative arts, and competitive athletic offerings.
Country Day accepts qualified students without regard to race, color, disability, gender, sexual orientation, religion, national or ethnic origin.
