Here’s what our Alumni have to say about Evansville Day School… William Snyder ‘77 Photographer Dallas Morning News Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Photography in 1989, 1991, and 1993
" The faculty at Evansville Day School taught me to believe I could do anything I wanted to do. I was urged to take chances, not just in a few classes, but by every teacher in every subject."

Rusty Conner ‘01 Trinity University Class of 2005
"I came to Evansville Day School after graduating from Evansville Christian School. I was slow to join activities because I was shy—but that didn’t stop countless classmates and teachers from encouraging me to get involved. When I graduated from EDS, I had a varied list of extracurricular activities on my transcript, to go along with my strong college-prep course list and high G.P.A.The thing I probably liked most about Evansville Day School was the faculty. Over the course of four years, you really get to know the teachers. You build a kind of relationship where you can “pick their brains” outside of the classroom. I felt like a great deal of what I learned in high school was what we talked about after school and during breaks."

Laura Savia ‘00 Northwestern University Class of 2004
"I am convinced that without EDS, I would not have been able to attain the test scores or writing skills that allowed me to attend the college of my choice. And now, having completed two years at Northwestern, it is clear that Day School’s challenging curriculum, high academic standards, and nurturing faculty have more than adequately prepared me to meet the scholastic and emotional demands of an academically rigorous university."

Narin Wongnamnit ‘97 Carnegie Mellon University ‘01 Currently attending Indiana University School of Medicine
"My freshman year at Carnegie Mellon was fairly easy because of my background from Evansville Day School. Carnegie Mellon has an international reputation for being one of the most demanding schools in the world, yet I was able to not only “hold my own” but also excel in comparison to my peers from schools such as Belmont Hill, Phillips Exeter Academy and Loomis Chaffee.”

Colin Johnson, Alumnus '89
"For those who needed special attention to make it through, they found it at Day School. And for those who would have made it anywhere, Day School gave them wings."