Chico Country Day is still working to strengthen its independent 501(c)(3) charter status by focusing on student-centered learning and community-led educational projects. Recent school-wide activities have focused on hands-on learning projects that fit with the school's goal of getting parents and teachers to work together. The campus is still a big part of district-wide educational events, like the annual registration fairs for Kindergarten and Transitional Kindergarten.

Q1. How does the school let students know about changes?

Ans. Regular communication lets people share information.

Q2. What makes the school a special place?

Ans. Chico Country Day encourages students to be creative, work together, and feel welcome, which helps them come up with new ideas.

Q3. Does Chico Country Day have arts programs?

Ans. Yes, students can take part in music, performance, and visual arts activities all year long.

Q4. What other skills are important besides schoolwork?

Ans. Chico Country Day wants students to work together, talk to each other, and be responsible so they can grow as people and in their relationships.

Q5. What does the school do to keep the environment safe and happy?

Ans. The makes the school a friendly, respectful, and welcoming place by using programs for all students, campaigns against bullying, peer mentoring, and systems of positive reinforcement.