Strategic Plan 2030

Strategic Plan 2030

The mission of Fort Worth Country Day is to foster the intellectual, physical, emotional and ethical development of capable students through an academically rigorous college-preparatory program that integrates the arts and athletics.

Fort Worth Country Day’s Five-Year Strategic Pillars

Strategic Plan 2030 Vision Statement

Fort Worth Country Day proudly stands as a beacon of excellence, fostering passionate engagement and a deep sense of belonging for every individual within our school community. Recognized for our rich tradition, rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, and dedication to personal development, we attract and retain the highest caliber of faculty, staff and students, catalyzing an innovative and vibrant educational environment. Our unwavering commitment to our students’ lifelong success deeply motivates FWCD to provide a robust learning journey enriched by a focus on those students’ unique interests and talents. Grounded in a culture that prioritizes the well-being of all in our community, we cultivate an environment that seamlessly integrates exceptional academics, athletics and the arts. Embracing a philosophy of experiential learning, we transcend traditional boundaries, preparing students not only for college but also for successful and fulfilling lives. Our thriving graduates are well-prepared for college and beyond, poised to become leaders in their chosen fields and to navigate life with purpose, integrity and resilience. “From Here, Anywhere … ” becomes an inspirational journey, leading to an abundance of success, significance and joy.

Strategic Planning Committee

Randy Eisenman ’93 (P’26), Chair
Andrea Andrade ’24
Andrew Blake ’93 (P’29, ’32)
William Butler ’96 (P’24, ’26)
Chappell Carter ’25
Whitney Baggett Creel ’04 (P ’32, ’34, ’37)
Brian Crumley ’92 (P’22, ’24, ’25, ’29)
Elyse Stoltz Dickerson ’93 (P’24, ’26)
Clint Hagen, Faculty
Barbara Herman (P’93, ’96)
Lily Hyde ’24 
Caroline Corpening Lamsens ’99 (P’29, ’31)
Daniel Lancaster (P’33, ’36)
Eric Lombardi, Head of School
Monika Mathur (P’27, ’29)
Demequa Moore (P ’31, ’34, ’37)
Joyce Rafati (P’26, ’29)
Chris Rooker (P’14, ’18, ’27) 
Sarah Akhtar Smith ’91 (P’23, ’26)
Mary Hallman Smith ’03 (P’31, ’33, ’36)
Steve Uhr (P’20)
Amy Witten, Assistant Head of School

 

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.

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