
Alumni Awards
Each year, the FWCD Alumni Association celebrates alumni who have made an impact in their profession, community or the world at large, and who have shown extreme dedication to Fort Worth Country Day.
The alumni of Fort Worth Country Day are an integral part of the School and remain actively involved throughout their lives.
Woven into the very fabric of FWCD, our 4,000+ alums are tied together by the thread of their educational experience at FWCD.
As an alumni, the best way to stay connected to the School is through FWCDConnect.com. This platform provides the opportunity to network with other Falcons around the world. Stay connected to your friends, classmates and colleagues. Search the online directory, join groups, post jobs, become a mentor or find one, and learn about upcoming events.
The FWCD Alumni Association strives to showcase the personal and professional achievements of our graduates. In addition to FWCD Connect, we stay connected through the Falconer magazine, our website, email newsletters and updates, and in-person get-togethers held around the country.
Check out past Falconer issues.
Each year, the FWCD Alumni Association celebrates alumni who have made an impact in their profession, community or the world at large, and who have shown extreme dedication to Fort Worth Country Day.
The FWCD Alumni Council consists of up to 30 members who ideally represent different eras in the history of FWCD.
If you ever attended Fort Worth Country Day, then you already are an important part! Your participation in reunions, attending Alumni Association events, supporting the FWCD Fund a
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On March 21, FWCD hosted an evening of legacy and leadership in celebration of the School's 60th anniversary with Heads of School Geoffrey Butler H’98 (1987-96), Evan Peterson H’15 (2002-15) and Eric Lombardi (2015-present). Their unscripted panel discussion at Shady Oaks Country Club took the audience through the past, filled with cherished memories and profound insights. Nearly 150 people attended the event, spanning alumni and current and former faculty, staff, parents, grandparents and Trustees, truly bridging the gap between the past and the present.
Fort Worth Country Day has an institutional commitment to the principles of diversity. In that spirit, the School does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, creed, color, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability or national origin in admissions, the administration of its educational policies, financial aid, athletics, and other School-administered programs.