Alumni
We were given: a group of outstanding alumni.
From our earliest graduates to our most recent alumni, every former student is an important part of the Capitol Hill Day School community. We hope you will explore ways to stay connected, attend alumni events, update your information, and come back to visit us. Our door is always open.
Ways to Stay Connected
Alumni Events
Want to make sure you receive information about upcoming alumni events and opportunities? Update your contact information here!
Back to School Picnic (September)
All alumni are invited to join us as we celebrate the start of the school year!
High School Forum (November)
High School alumni share their high school experiences during this helpful question and answer session with the current 8th Graders and their families.
Alumni Happy Hour (December)
Look for an email this fall with information about this event for our alumni who are 21 and older.
Graduating High School Alumni Event (May/June)
Each spring we host a gathering for our high school senior alumni and their parents.
Capitol Hill Day School Spring Fundraiser (May)
We invite our alumni (21 and older) to join us at our Annual Spring Fundraiser.
Alumni Quick Links
Take A Trip Down Memory Lane
From Common Threads and the Dot Assembly to Pizza Days and Kresh Fest—and so many other beloved CHDS traditions—thank you for being an important part of Capitol Hill Day School’s story. We’d love to see your memories! If you have photos or reflections to share, please email us at alumni@chds.org.
Members of the class of 2019 reconnect at the annual Back to School Picnic.
Alumni from the early 2000s gather in the Dent Building—pre-renovation!
A number of alumni helped us celebrate our 50th anniversary back in 2019, pictured here with Head of School Jason Gray and Former Head, Cemmy Peterson.
Capitol Hill Day School brushes with fame! Jane Goodall visited with students during the 1992-1993 school year.
Members of the class of 2025 participate in a beloved CHDS tradition, the Rose Ceremony.
Field Education in action. Former middle school students exploring marine life—just like our current students do today.