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The La Jolla Country Day School alumni community encompasses a diverse network of more than 3,500 individuals across the country and around the world. Our graduates enjoy success in every professional field imaginable as teachers, lawyers, concertmasters, humanitarians, doctors, corporate CEOs, artists, professional athletes, veterinarians, authors and scientists.
Whether you live in San Diego County or 5,000 miles away, our alumni office will keep you connected and ensure that you always feel welcome to come back home. The mission of the alumni program, led by the Alumni Leadership Council, is to help promote La Jolla Country Day School within the San Diego community; to support the school in its efforts to organize and connect alumni through various events and programs; and to participate in opportunities to financially support LJCDS' current and future programs.
The Alumni Leadership Council is pleased to serve as the official liaison for all LJCDS graduates. Alumni and alumni affiliates (students who attended LJCDS, but did not graduate) are encouraged to get involved in this active group of alumni volunteers.
Whether you live in San Diego County or 5,000 miles away, our alumni office will keep you connected and ensure that you always feel welcome to come back home. The mission of the alumni program, led by the Alumni Leadership Council, is to help promote La Jolla Country Day School within the San Diego community; to support the school in its efforts to organize and connect alumni through various events and programs; and to participate in opportunities to financially support LJCDS' current and future programs.
The Alumni Leadership Council is pleased to serve as the official liaison for all LJCDS graduates. Alumni and alumni affiliates (students who attended LJCDS, but did not graduate) are encouraged to get involved in this active group of alumni volunteers.
Alumni News
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Alumni in the Press: Eric Friedmann
The Terminal Romantic, a novel by Eric Friedmann ’86, tells the story of a romance after 9/11. -
Alumni in the Press: Corey Lynn Fayman
Corey Lynn Fayman ’76 recently released the fourth novel in his crime series. -
Alumni in the Press: Hillary Kerr
Hillary Kerr ’97 highlights women who have made successful career changes in her podcast. -
Alumni in the Press: Jenna Abdou
Jenna Abdou ’11 shares entrepreneurs’ stories and advice through her podcast. -
Alumni in the Press: Stephanie Weiss
Mezzo-soprano, Stephanie Weiss ’92, released her first solo album. -
Finding Your Grip
CEO and founder of CatTongue Grips, Missy Hunt Kelly ’90, discusses how her invention has changed lives. -
Going Behind the Genes
Seth Crosby ’78, M.D. has dedicated his career to examining cells, genes and DNA to help understand humanity’s biggest health challenges. -
Making Moves in the MLB
LJCDS alumni Alfonso Rivas ’15 and Keaton Weisz ’15 make strides to the big leagues. -
Alumna Works Toward COVID-19 Cure
KUSI News featured Lauren Pischel, M.D., ’07 who is on the frontlines of the battle against COVID-19. -
Less Can Be More
Kelly Goldsmith ’97, Ph.D., examines human experiences and how to turn it into something worthwhile that we could all benefit from. -
Hitting It Big
From Stanford University to Major League Baseball, Tommy Edman ’13 makes his debut with the St. Louis Cardinals. -
Selling Security Building Relationships
Rinaldi Pisani '87 details his experience working in the cybersecurity industry for over three decades. -
A Broadway Debut
Griffin Osborne '14 details his experience and challenges that can come along with acting on Broadway. -
On the Road: Dialogues Across the Americas
Christoph Von Ruexleben drove from California to Patagonia in order to reflect back on his life and garner a "life resume" while documenting his experiences with the people he met along the way. -
Investing in Refugees
Maya Babla Appiah ’07 explains the financial benefits of hiring refugee employees.
Stay Connected
No matter where life has taken you, we want you to stay connected with us:
- Contribute your news to our alumni department
- Volunteer to help with your reunion
- Visit campus to see your former faculty
- Volunteer to talk to seniors about your profession at Alumni Career Day
- Return to campus for Homecoming, your reunion, and other alumni events
- Ask us how you can have an LJCDS alumni event in your neighborhood
