JTD Alumni

Once a Greyhound, always a Greyhound.
Our vibrant alumni community spans the United States and beyond. With our regularly scheduled programming, Greyhounds stay connected long after graduation. We also have a vibrant online presence on Facebook , Instagram , and LinkedIn .

Let us know what’s new with you! Please email any news you would like to share. We love to hear about marriages, births, jobs, travels, and more. Let us know what you are up to by emailing Advancement Associate Carolyn Crosson.
From the Alumni Chair

Dear JTD Alumni,

Last week, the John Thomas Dye 6th graders stood in John Dye Hall, dressed in their suits and white dresses and celebrated their years at JTD as they graduated. We congratulate the class of 2025 and welcome them as new John Thomas Dye Alumni. Their future is bright and full of possibility.

The JTD Alumni have had a full couple of months. In April, we held our spring alumni meeting over zoom. Thank you to all who joined. The spring meeting is special because it is a wonderful way for all Alumni, regardless of geography, to stay connected to JTD. This year, Ms. Helm led a panel discussion with past teachers and faculty. We were treated to old stories from teachers like Mr. Lee, Mr. Zacuto, Mr. Phelps, and Ms. Aijian. Listening to them speak, I felt like I was back in the halls of JTD again. The spring zoom panel is fast becoming one of my favorite Alumni events.

Last month, YazFest rocked through campus and was a great success. I loved catching up with so many alumni, new and old, at The Fair this year! It’s always such fun seeing groups of friends volunteer at the Alumni Soda Booth and saying hello to multi-generational families at the Alumni Brunch.

As always, we are grateful to each and every alumnus. It is because of you that our community is vibrant and thriving. And thank you especially to the JTD DYE-HARDS for your continued commitment to the School. If you would like to become a DYE-HARD and have yet to make a contribution to the Annual Fund, remember to do so here before June 30 to be invited to the Alumni Reception this fall. And if you haven’t participated in an Alumni event, but would like to be part of the DYE-HARDS, please email Olivia Vandergriff. We always love hearing from you.

Have a wonderful summer and see you in the fall!

In Love, Beauty, and Truth,

Mary Corman '97
Alumni Chair
alumnichair@jtdschool.org

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Ways to Volunteer

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  • Volunteer!

    There are many ways for alumni to volunteer at JTD: speak with current students at Career Day, help us find lost Greyhound alumni, or identify students in photos in the archives.

    Interested in giving back to JTD? Please contact Carolyn Crosson, Special Events and Alumni Manager.
  • Host an Alumni Event

    Are you interested in hosting an alumni event (happy hour, book club, etc.) in your city? Please contact Carolyn Crosson if you are interested in organizing an event for JTD alumni.

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DYE-Hards are alumni who maintain a strong relationship with the School community.
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The John Thomas Dye School


11414 Chalon Road
Los Angeles, CA 90049
Phone: (310) 476-2811
The John Thomas Dye School admits students of any race, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic or other school-administered programs.

Located In Los Angeles, CA, John Thomas Dye is an independent school for grades K-6. Students benefit from a challenging academic program, fine arts, competitive athletics, and a wide selection of extracurricular activities.