Annual events include Moving On class reunions for 8th and 12th graders, special cocktail parties for adult alumni and a summer BBQ for alumni families. UCDS also hosts Alumni Parent Roundtable Luncheons and an Ultimate Day at a Seattle Cascades game, a great way to connect with family and friends!
Stay Connected
Engage
There are a variety of opportunities for alumni of all ages to remain part of the UCDS community after Moving On.
Keeping in Touch
Reconnect
Volunteer
Volunteer opportunities are available for any time commitment and any interest. Share your story, spend an evening volunteering at the auction, be a guest speaker for current UCDS students, or become a member of the Alumni Advisory Board. There are many ways to be involved!
Employment
UCDS values alumni as potential employees because they already understand our incredible and unique school culture. Whether you are interested in applying to the Resident Program or for a seasonal summer position, there are many employment options to consider. Learn more.
Visit
Our door is always open for alumni! Come visit and see your favorite teachers, engage with students on a Math Vitamin, or take a look at our evolving campus. You are always welcome!
Class of 2011 Alumni Reunion - December 2017
Alumni Opportunities
Participate
Stay tuned for information about fun alumni events and reunions that we hold throughout the year!
Contact Assistant Development Director Marisa Ferche for more information.
Volunteer
Current volunteer opportunities:
Become an Alumni Advisory Board Member
Become a “Connector” for your Moving On class to help make sure your UCDS peers are in the know.
Email Alumni Advisory Board co-chairs Abby Sanderson or Rachel Leavitt-Baron to learn more.
Reach Out
Contact Development Director Elise Ricci to schedule a visit or to learn more about events and opportunities for alumni.
On Social
Alumni facebook: www.facebook.com/ucdsalumni
IG: @UCDS_Seattle
Twitter: @UCDS_Seattle
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