Annual Report 2021-2022

Land Acknowledgement

Ashbury College acknowledges its campus is located on the traditional, unceded territory of the Anishinàbe Omàmìwininì Algonquin Nation whose presence here reaches back to time immemorial. Nous reconnaissons les membres de la Nation Algonquine Anishinàbe Omàmìwininì comme gardiens et défenseurs traditionnels du bassin hydrographique de la rivière des Outaouais et de ses affluents. Nous rendons hommage à leur longue tradition et à leur constante protection de cette terre, ainsi qu’à leur rôle dans la sauvegarde de ce beau territoire.

Nigìkenindànànàn kìbi ànimiziwàdj kaye kì mino pagidinigewàdj ogog kakina Màyàmindji Nitam Pemàdizidjig, Àbitawizìg, kaye Àshkìmeg eyediwehì enigokwàg iyo Mikinàk Minitig. Niga pàjigwàdizimin kidji kikenindamokìyàng kàbi Awakàzodjig ogog kà abidjig kikinàmàdinànikàng, ashidj niga mino wìdjikiwemànànig ogog Màyàmindji Nitam Pemàdizidjig ondaje wàkàhì.

This Land Acknowledgement was developed by Ashbury College in partnership with Ashburians from the Kitigan Zibi Community (MacGregor Family and Misko ’17), the Kitigan Zibi Director of Education (Anita Tenasco) as well as liaison with partners at University of Ottawa and Carleton University. The Kitigan Zibi Band Council approved this acknowledgment for our use in October 2021. The statement and approval will be reviewed on an annual basis.

Message from Norman Southward Head of School

The 2021-22 school year concluded with a sense of optimism in the air as the fuller student experience advanced positively and our school closing events allowed us to come together again in a more traditional way. The Class of 2022 completed IB examinations inperson after a two year hiatus with successful results well ahead of the global average as graduates were placed in an impressive range of university programs and destinations in Canada, the US, the UK and further abroad.

I am proud of the perseverance and support our faculty and staff showed towards our students over the year, and for the general resilience of students as varying levels of pandemic disruption persisted. We are grateful for the cooperation of our community in adhering to various measures, particularly given our unique school composition of junior, senior, and boarding students and staff, studying, working, and living on campus.

Our parent and alumni community remained very supportive of the College with annual giving, 1891 Day and the Ashbury Ball proving to be highly successful. Support for both capital projects and improvements, as well as financial assistance, was evident once again as our campus facilities support teaching and learning and access through FA increased to just over 10% of students.

The Pluralism Circle was established as an advisory

group to inform and monitor the advancement of the pluralism recommendations. This multi-constituent group collaborated with the consultants and community partners such as the Global Centre for Pluralism and community leaders in Kitigan Zibi. Our work in pluralism remains a continuum.

It has been another extraordinary year, managing through the pandemic and global events which seem to each touch our own community in some unique way. Our strategic plan Together Towards – Ensemble vers 2025 remains as relevant as ever as we navigate the challenges and opportunities before our remarkable school community.

Je souhaite addresser mes remerciements à tous nos partenaires pour une autre année scolaire exceptionelle.

Message from Kevin Pidgeon Chair, Board of Governors

As it has been yet another turbulent period in the world and in education due to the lingering effects of the Pandemic, and I would like to express gratitude to the Leadership Team and the entire staff of the College, for their continued tenacity in keeping the school life as normal as possible, given the circumstances. The College has done an exceptional job in continuing to provide a world class experience for our community during very challenging times for all. In addition to strong academic programs, it was great to see the vibrance

of our school displayed with of all of the outdoor activities, including all of the sports teams around the beautiful Ashbury College campus. With a Campus Optimization Review well underway, we are always looking at ways in which we can better use the space on and around the campus, including the sports fields and their surfaces, and managing the high level of demand for families from around our capital and world to attend Ashbury. The Properties and Buildings Committee will continue to provide support in reviewing options for the maintenance and overall betterment of the campus and once again, this year, the Finance Committee and Ashbury’s Finance team have done

a tremendous job of managing the finances of the College despite the uncertain economic conditions. Fundraising efforts have proved successful in supporting school programs including the financial assistance support priorities of the Ashbury College Foundation.

My mandate as Chair of the Ashbury Board of Governors is coming to an end and, as such, I would like to thank the board for their tremendous support and guidance. Although the past two years, as Chair, have been very different, I am truly grateful for the incredible knowledge, experience, conviction, and support that the Board of Governors has provided. The exemplary leadership that our previous Chair, Lori O’Neill, provided was the best example that

I could have received, to form my direction, as I assumed the position. Looking forward, I am truly excited for the next two years, as we welcome Dr. Melissa Forgie, as our incoming Chair.

Message from Hugh Scott ’88 Chair, Foundation Board

Ashbury College is a non-profit organization and a registered Canadian charity, driven by its mission to inspire students in a dynamic learning environment as intellectually curious, compassionate and responsible global citizens. When I see the dedication of Ashbury’s educators, leadership, coaches, and staff, and the remarkable talent and strength of character across alumni of all ages, coupled with the boundless potential of current students, I am firm in my belief that Ashbury is not a needy organization, but indeed a deserving one.

As at June 30, 2022, the Ashbury College Endowment achieved a yearend value of $15.5 million. As the custodian of the Ashbury College Endowment fund, the Foundation Board oversees a diversified

portfolio and seeks to minimize the impact of market fluctuations. Through generous support from Ashbury donors and prudent oversight of the endowment, Ashbury surpassed its goal of providing 10% of current students with needsbased financial assistance at an average of 50% of fees. More than 12% of current students are now benefiting from needs-based financial assistance. This, in turn, benefits the full community.

Donors across the Ashbury community responded to the call to establish a new bursary, the ProbitasVirtus-Comitas Bursary, designated for students from marginalized, underrepresented, or Indigenous communities, launched on Ashbury’s second annual 1891 Day (day of giving). More than $225,000 was raised in a single day to support bursaries and student programs. I am moved by the generosity and thoughtfulness of so many.

Thank you to all who supported Ashbury College Foundation this year.

$1.3

million in financial assistance provided

$1.4 million in donations received

Together Towards 2025 – Ensemble vers 2025 Strategic Plan Updates: Year 3

I. HIGHEST STANDARDS IN TEACHING AND LEARNING

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES:

Inspire and challenge students with authentic learning experiences and outstanding and supportive teachers in preparation for university studies.

• Introduction of new technologies and iPad learning for Gr 9-12.

• Effective use of hybrid teaching in response to disruption to in person learning.

• Centre for Science and Innovation fully operational.

• Vertical planning process initiated.

• DELF examinations introduced and completed by 17 students.

II. WHOLE STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND WELLNESS

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES:

Develop experiences, competencies and skills that promote students’ strength of character and physical and socialemotional wellness in a supportive campus community.

• New school counsellor introduced to Wellness Team.

• Supportive university counselling and successful university placement.

• Re-introduction of sport and co-curricular offerings.

• Strengthened teacher advisor / form room support.

• Resilient student population, collective staff support to students.

• Chapel program further developed with strong student voice / experience.

• Highly adaptable and responsive to boarding needs.

III. ACCESS AND INCLUSION IN OUR PLURALISTIC COMMUNITY

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES:

Extend our commitment to access through financial assistance (FA) and foster an inclusive school community that embraces pluralism.in preparation for university studies.

• Financial assistance offerings reach $1.3M.

• Advanced pluralism project recommendations / continuity of focus with newly established Pluralism Circle.

• Indigenous education initiatives advanced with community partners.

• Response to global events and impact on family circumstances.

IV. STAKEHOLDER AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES:

Expand the Ashbury network for students, alumni and the greater community.

• Return of in person internships for learning within the National Capital Region (28).

• Pluralism Circle established involving alumni, parents, staff, students and Board.

• Global Centre for Pluralism Pilot Project.

• Alumni online offerings with career networking focus / events.

• Outreach initiatives continue where possible with community organizations.

• Rideau Rockcliffe Resource Centre – Board Presence, student internships and community service / uOttawa Faculty of Education (DEDUC).

• Refugee Sponsorship Initiative furthered with Afghan Refugees.

V. RESOURCE STEWARDSHIP FOR LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES:

Ensure our resources are managed, maintained and developed for the future.

• Capital improvements in targeted areas.

• Annual process for risk review and mitigation strategies built into leadership and governance operational cycle.

• CAIS response to recommendations / IB 5-Year Review submitted and approved.

• Consideration given to global events on enrolment.

• Eco-School Gold Medal / Many Eco-goals ahead.

Ashbury College and the Ashbury College Foundation gratefully acknowledge the following parents, alumni, staff, students, friends, corporations and foundations who have made a charitable contribution to the school between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.

Founders Circle $10,000+ Ray and Eve Anderson

Ashbury College Guild

Naomi and Patrick Bartlett ’91

La Famille Benloulou

Brown’s Fine Food Services Inc.

Doherty & Associates Co. Ltd. Tina and Graham Fallis

John Henderson ’65

The Hill Harris Family

David and Rosie Laquerre Gang Li and Ting Zhang

Yan Liu and Limin Sun Charlie Maclaren ’71

Jim Miller and Vicky Wilgress

Anthony and Rosemary Nichols

Scott Parkes ’88 and Tracy Rait-Parkes

Nikola Ruddy ’09

Sonya Ruddy ’11

Harminder and Sapna Walia Ying Wang and Linda Wu Sarah and Michael Waters Jacqui and Michael Wilson Katrina Wyman

Governors Circle $5,000+ Louise, John ’75, Daniel ’78 and David ’85 Arnold

The Baxter Family Dr. Jennifer Block and Todd Burke

Genevieve Chanteloup and Denis Stevens

Dr. John and Gloria Connelly

Shannon Deegan and Patricia Munce

Richard D. Emmerson and Jeewon Lee Sylwia and Thomas Favret

Google Alice Hunt

Andrea Johnson and David Little

Paul Kadziora ’80

Heather and Chris Laquerre John and Crickett Lindgren

Yvonne Ma and Dr. Jiwu Zhang

Mackenzie Investments

Benjamin Merkley ’95 and Véronique French Merkley Alfonso Movilla ’91

Sean Murray ’82 and Jamilah Taib-Murray

The Estate of L. Fraser Smith

Randy A. Stringer ’88

The Anthony and Gladys Tyler Charitable Foundation

The Zolfaghari-Eatemadi Family

Head of School Circle $1,000+ Anonymous

Mohamad Abdulrahim and Dana Daboussi

AHEPA District #23

Halil and Nuran Akteke Abdul Al Hind Birgitta and Daniel Alfredsson Dr. Mowaffaq Almikhlafi and Elaf Kutby Ana Paula Alvarez and Inigo Barquin Jacob Amis

Margaret Anderson Adam ’91 and Dr. Rebecca Auer Hadi Ayoub and Dr. Jane Pappas Margaret Bailey and Dr. Michael Keller Adrienne Baker and Dr. Andrew Slavin

The Balaa Family Chengxin Bao and Jia Zeng Ken Bao and Xiaohua Ye C. Winston Bennett ’99 Jin and Tyler Bjornson Drs. Jean Boivin and Claudia Lahaie Kevin Bon ’92

Kristin Borger and Jamie Bryan W. Ross Brown ’79 and Toni Tothill-Brown Peter Buckingham and Dr. Andrea Reid

Iryna Budanska Dr. Christian Burgsmuller and Gabriela Romero Alvarez Bruce and Maria Burrows Cindy Cabral McGuire and Dr. Taylor McGuire Gang Cai and Zhaomei Liu Yu Cai and Xuefeng Li Lisa Cameron and Jason Wright Yi Cao and Lina Xu Dr. Tyneil Cargill and Janelle Davis Guangyuan Cen and Fanghua Wang Ray Chan and Chak Mui Yiu Yee Wa Chan and Chun Hing Sze Beibei Chang and Ke Jia Elena Charapova and Ilia Charapov Neil Charbonneau ’94

Bingxin Chen and Lei Wei Donhua Chen

Xiaoyu Chen and Huaguang Yang Ho Man Chow and Chin Lam Tsang Graeme Clark ’78

The Clarke Family

Christopher Cochlin and Jessica Montanaro Jacqueline and Keith Coffen Martin Connell ’70

Julie Coulson Fine ’90

Gordon Cudney and Alexandra Taggart Carrie and Mark Cuhaci ’85 Wei Cui and Yu Guo

Animesh and Minakshi Das Louis de Melo

Lisa de Montigny and Walter Grego Pazi Deutsch and Siobhan Jones

The Dodge Family Wei Dong and Zhiqiang Ji Dr. James Downar and Stephanie Downar John ’82 and Martha Drake Xiaoxia Du and Wei Wang

Dr. Roula Eid and Issa Hamzo

Sin and Trefor Ellis

David Fair ’48

Xuepeng Fan and Kejun Liang Daniel Fedoruk and Agnes York May Tang John Fleming

Bernd Foerster and Petra Trachte Arthur Fogel ’71

Whitney Fox and Dan Goldberg Dr. Margaret Ann Fraser Yan Fu and Jian Zhou

Yiu Kwai Fung and Sudanee Taekul Dr. Hongyang Gao and Chunling Shi Jian Gao

Drs. Alain and Stephanie Gauthier William Gazzard

Saron Gebru Woldeabezgi and Biniam Hizbai Karsten Geise and Alexandra Hanke Changyong Geng and Li Zhang Eric Giernalczyk and Dr. Anna Lubanski Sevilla and Alan Gill ’62

Eman Goubran Jeffrey Graham ’71 Lee Greenberg ’00

Licheng Gu and Yan Zhao Ken and Jacqueline Guarisco Lei Guo and Letian Yang Lily Guo and Bob Li Xiangtao Guo and Yifang Li Nobutaka Hayashi and Natalie Piche Hongchang He and Yuqiao Hu Minerva Hernandez Iraheta and Daniel Maksymiuk Heather and Marc Hewison Samuel Hickman ’03

Randy Hicks and Laurie LeGallais Bruce Hillary ’57

Taylor Hladik and Sonya Thissen Alexandra Howard ’93 and Tommy-Jo St. John ’93 Gary Howell and Andrea McKenzie-Howell Jing Huang and Hao Wang

Marjolaine Hudon and John McCourt Hyunjung Im Lesley Isaacs

Nopparat and Piyanee Jaitrong Yun Jiang and Richard Qing Drs. Mikhail Jiline and Svetlana Kiritchenko Liu Yu Jin Sining Jing and Haiqing Wang Claude Julien and Karen Savoie

Darren Kao and Josie Xiong

Dr. Azaad and Narmin Kassam

Andrey and Svetlana Katsay Bob Kenny ’72

Katia and Niels Klauk

Clemens Heinrich and Petra Barbara Koch Drs. Alison Krentel and Paul Wheatley-Price Paul and Ria Kruyne

Bo Kuang and Ruixian Yuan Sam and Caroline Kucey Mathew and Shannon Lafrance Sio Mei Lai and Paul Wachmann Chuping Li and Guangwei Mu Crystal Li and Xianzhong Sun Jiajun Li

Jianyong Li and Yuchun Zhang Dr. John Li and Catherine Sun Xiao-Dong Li and Qing Zhou Xuejun Li and Liang Yang Zhonghua Li and Mingtao Wu Jin Liang and Jin Feng Zhen Jinyue Liang and Xiaojian Liu Huiwa Lin

Lin Lin and Jian Shen Holiday Little and Nathan Sheaff Dongyi Liu and Jingfan Wang

Jiangtao Liu and Youzhong Tian Jun Liu and Yan Tang Peng Liu and Yajuan Song

Yunjian Ma

Zhi Ma and Mingyi Yang

Scott MacLean and Judith Mazvihwa MacLean Rev. Arthur MacRae ’49

Duncan MacTavish ’66

Binita Mahato and Dr. Sanjay Sagar

Jimmy Malla and Stella Musembi Marie Boivin and Tom Manley Gowri and Siva Manoharan Andrew ’89 and Udomlak Maule

Christina and Sandro Mazzarotti Charlotte and Dr. Trevor Mee

Nirvaan Meharchand and Dr. Sarah Payne Arnie E. Mierins ’78

Jeff ’82 and Tara-Leigh Mierins

Lisa Shelly and Vincent Brown Molokwu

MPN Capital Markets Ltd

Bruce and Kelly Mutch

Tim Myers and Jane Njihia

Dr. Quentin Nakonechny and Dr. Denise Phipps Ho Nam Nguyen and Linh Nguyen Andrew ’91 and Kristen Nichols

Lori O’Neill and Tim Orr

Dell and Tula Pendergrast

Danny and Miriam Peters

Kevin Pidgeon and Natalie Tommy David ’79 and Janet Pigott

Huan Qi and Fan Zhang

Hui Qian and Cheng Tan

Yanqin Qiu and Minhua Zhou Yiyan Qiu and Shun Wang

Raj Rasalingam and Dr. Judy van Stralen Lori Rennison and Andrew Rennison

Dr. Gregor and Ruth Scheja Brian J. Scott ’67

Hugh ’88 and Sally Scott

Aaysha and Mohammad Shameem Juan Shi and Tingyu Tan Jason and Jenny Shinder

Tait Simpson ’00

Norman Southward and Dr. Anna Rumin

Daniel Stanley ’93

Jeff Starr ’92

Georgina Steinsky

Ainsley and Jonathon Sullivan Dr. Luming Sun

Ting Sun and Zhiwei Zhang

Rob Tamblyn ’82

Aijie Tao and Xiaodong Yang

Omar Tareen ’91

Stefano Taucer ’02

Jean Teron

The Tremblay Guimarães Family

Mary Ann and Ross Varley

Donna and Obbe Vermeij Marco Vocisano

Philip ’89 and Vanessa von Finckenstein M.L. Walsh

Bei Wang and Luming Zheng Nyla and Sean Wang

Xinwei Wang and Yingqi Wu

Yun Wang and Xunlei Yao Tyler Wilgress ’03

Vicky Wilgress

The Family of Kasheefah ’16 and Kaniz ’18 Williams

Jian Xiao and Nan Zhang Wei Xiao

John Xu and Shirley Zhou

Jiang Zhen Zhen Zhen

Ling Zheng Qi Zhou and Lei Yue Ying Zhou

Housemasters Circle $500+

Anonymous

Christopher and Patricia Abarbanel Leila and Stuart Ages

Drs. David Allan and Lisa Becker Allan Stephen ’81 and Sandra Assaly Charles Barnes ’70

Kris Besharah Douglas Cameron ’56

Nicole Chenier-Cullen

Drs. Hamid Dabirzadeh and Nasrin Saba Boyd Fuller and Sandra Ng

Nina Garvey

R. Evan L. Gill ’51

Cathy, Joshua ’99 and Stuart ’03 Gray

Jun Gui and Xueying Hu

M.D. Shakhawat Hossain and Adhora Alam Soya Altaf and Zahra Jadavji

Zhu Lai and Tony Wu

Duncan Lurie ’12

Andrew MacDonald ’01

W. Allan MacEwen ’72

Diana Wilgress MacMillan Tam and Jan Matthews

Sean McAdam ’88

Karen McAndrew Alexandra and Robert Mews

Jamie Miller ’97, Kyla Devenne ’00 and Stephen Miller ’04 Alex Milroy

Jennifer Mirsky

Donna Naufal Moffatt

Roy, Dorothy, Jillian ’90 and Julie ’92 Napier Rose Marie Ndiaye Pereira and William Pereira Lee Near

Drs. Noor-Amin and Shamidah Noorani

Andrew Parkes ’00

Linda Piazza

Nataliya Potoroko and Alexandr Yakushev Padme Raina Christine Rock

Dr. Sanjay Ruparelia ’91

Drs. Joel Sachs and Olga Streltchenko Victoria Shore ’07

Jim Smellie ’67 and Cathy Fulton

Dwayne Smith

Richard B. Southam ’66

Chris ’76 and Dr. Louisa Teron Marie Thompson

Gurdev and Ravinder Tumber

Ron Vered and Family

Yue Wang and Jing Xu Maj. Gerry Wharton ’52

A. D. Wood ’63

Kendal Young Stephanie and Andy Young

Donors

Anonymous

Richard Addleman ’65

Jules Alie Marilyn and Jamie Allen

Jesús Alonso and Dolores Cobo

Karmen Arril

Iyinoluwa Asekun ’22

Armen Ashekian ’97

Meeta Ashrit

John Atack ’68

Thomas Atkins and Jody Hoberek Atkins

Juhong Bai and Kai Zhang Kathleen Bai ’22

Frederick Bartlett and Louise Nadeau-Bartlett Mary Baxter Dr. Allison Bechtel ’03

Dave Beedell ’80

Jeff Beedell ’76 Benjamin Benedict ’77 Peter Benezra ’61

Aline and John ’63 Bethune Eliza and Daniel Bianchi

The Late Dr. Roger Bidwell ’43 Suzanne Blanchard

Miruka Boccheciampe and Remsy Schmilinsky Dr. Caroline Brisson ’92 and Matthew Roy Matthew Brown ’03

Emily Bruce ’22

Daniel Brunet and Linda Russell

Aimy Bryden ’98

Madeleine Buglione Peter and Beth Burn John and Karen Butterfield

Jon Carlson

Dr. Chris and the late Donna Carruthers Michael Casey Stephen Chaplin Meifan Chen ’22

Ying Chen and Tao Zhang Jian Cheng and Xiaolong Jin Ibrahim Cherif ’22 Hugh Christie ’75 Laura Clarke Maggie Cogger-Orr ’09 Christopher Colton ’03 Anne Cook Kent Cook ’61

Timothy Coristine ’62 Drs. Robert Cushman and Lynne MacGregor Richard Dalpé and Lyne Robinson Kerry and Stephen deBlois

Frederique Delapree ’97

Vardon Deroche ’22 Carol Devenny and Grant McDonald Brian and Catherine Dickson Robert Dickson ’62 Matthew Dobaj ’22 Martha Drake Victor Drury ’03 Darius Dubash ’74

Hilary Burn Dudley ’98 and John Dudley Christoph Duenwald ’84 Francisco Durazo ’81 Joshua Eason ’22 Polly Eden-Walker Jocelyn Emmerson ’22 Ellen Emond Ericsson Canada Ellie Eriksson ’22 Christian Fabricius ’73 Xander Fallis ’22 Patrick Favret ’22 Charles Frank ’22

Jenna Froggett Ayaka Fujikawa ’22

Weizhi Fuller ’22

Ming Gao and Fei Lin Simone Gendron

Ghodousi - Pourabbas Family Philip Giansante Stephen Gillers Gary and Geri-Lee Godkin Shelley Gomme

Dr. Chris and Janet Goodall Kayla Gordon ’22

Aimin Gou and Xiusheng Wang Stuart Gray ’03 Amy and James Greig Richard Grogan ’56 Katherine Hales ’10 Brad Hampson ’82 Natsuko and Dr. Satoshi Hayashi Sumiki Hayashi ’22 Scott and Liz Heatherington Jeanette Hepburn Michelle and Ross Holman Alan and Joan Holmer

Shannon Howlett Susan Hughes Col. Richard Humbert ’52 Nicole Hynes Andrew ’84 and Lisa ’84 Inderwick Ted Janke ’71 Serena Jetly ’22

Cheryl Jette-Wilson and Gordon Wilson Rizhe Jia ’22

Dan Jiang and Hongwei Ren Ann Johnson Mark Josselyn ’76

Andrea Kelly and Jean Foubert James A. Kenny ’02 Carine Lalonde Todd and Lindsay Lamont Jon and Monica Landon Kate Lane Harry Laquerre ’22

William Lawrence Jimin Lee ’22

Lisa Lewicki Baoguo Li and Xia Yuan Benjamin Little ’22 Alec Louis-Seize

Lumentum

Godfrey and Winnie Mabaleka Zack Macaulay Brendan MacGillivray Rachel and J. Martin MacLean Travis MacLean ’02

Benjamin Maclennan ’22 Dr. Kate Mahallati Kellie Major and Warren Newberry

Dominique Mamet Gary Matthews

Shannon Tovan McDaniel and Neha Shah

David McGovern and Elise Aylen Panagiotis Menexis ’22

John G. Mierins ’77

Laura Miles

Eileen and Steven Mlikan Mahmud and Zainab Modibbo Elizabeth Moffett Brian Morrison ’82

Brad Moyle

Andrew Collins and Kathleen Munro Collins Colin Neujahr ’22

Lee Nevitte

Quinn Newberry ’22

Dr. Nicholas Ng-A-Fook

Tui Noonan and Alex ’02 Noonan Jeremy Ouseley ’09

Bill Palamar

Martin Parizeau and Sheryl Green-Parizeau Jack Parkes ’22

Alexander ’03 and Caitlin ’03 Patrick Eric and Valerie Patrick Robin Pendergrast

Joao Pedro Pereira Gonzalez ’22 Gordon and Wendy Peters

I. E. Greville Price

Scott Procter and Lisa Roberts

Melanie Quevillon ’92

Audrey Quirion ’22 Hallie Rainbow ’22

Humara and Tahawar Rana Maj. (Retd.) Edgar Rechnitzer ’86 Darrell Rennie John and Megan Richardson Susan Riley Paula Rizzuti

Richard P. Rossy ’68

Diane and Peter Routledge Paulette Routliffe

George Runoff ’22 Natalie and Yuri Runoff

Douglas and Anne Rutherford Barbara and David Saville Jonathan Shiff ’03

Hugh and Hally Siddons Matilda Skovgaard ’21

Anjelien Slater

Lloyd Sly and Michèle Roy-Sly Cheryl Smith

Leanne Smith ’93

Lee Smith

Wendy Smith - In Memory of Gordo ’82 Mike Spratt ’91 and Una Wallace ’91 Jacqui Squires

Rachael Stevenson ’07 David Sung ’16 Olivia Taggart ’08

Lionel and Anne Tanod Tony and Sharleen Tattersfield Ross Tavel ’93

Emilie Temmerman

Naina and Paul Thoppil Kathleen and Mark Vande Ella von Finckenstein ’22 Avery Wacyk ’22 William Weeks ’51

Willy Wilgress

Ted Wilgress ’75 Ella Wilson ’22 Christopher H. Wirth ’82

Kate Woods

Dharini Woollcombe ’93 Stephen Woollcombe ’57 Victor Xiao ’22 Platon Yakushev ’22

The Yau Family Robert Zettel

* Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. We apologize for any errors or omissions. Please notify the Advancement Office of any changes.

Chair of the Board

Mr. Kevin Pidgeon

Term Governors

Mr. Thomas Favret

Mrs. Zahra Jadavji

Dr. Nicholas Ng-A-Fook

Mr. Andrew Nichols ‘91

Mr. Jeremy Ouseley ‘09

Ms. Victoria Shore ‘07

Dr. Ben Barry ’01

Mr. Richard Emmerson

Mr. Charles Kennedy Mr. Olugbolahan Mark-George

Ms. Kathryn Tremblay

Mr. Terry Blake

Ms. Suzanne Blanchard

Mr. Bobby Kelly ‘09 Mr. Tovan McDaniel

Mr. Stefano Taucer ‘02

Board of Governors 2021–22

Vice Chair of the Board

Dr. Melissa Forgie

Governors Emeriti

*Mr. Martin Parizeau

*Mr. Chris Teron ’76

Mrs. Cynthia Baxter

Dr. Christopher Carruthers

Mr. Richard Dixon

Mr. John Kelly

Mr. Frederic Martin

Mr. Timothy Murray

Mr. Robert Paterson

*Mrs. Jean Teron

*Mr. Stephen Woollcombe ’57

Mr. David Pigott ’79

Mr. Gordon Pimm Mrs. Meena Roberts

Mr. James Smellie ’67

Mr. Anthony Tattersfield

Mrs. Debbie Weinstein Dr. David Zussman

*Voting

Foundation Board Members 2021–22

Hugh Scott ’88 (Chair)

James Baxter ’83 (Past Chair)

Aik Aliferis ’79 Patrick Bartlett ’91 Kathy Boate ’99 Kevin Bon ’92

Past Chair of the Board

Ms. Lori O’Neill

Ex-Officio (voting) Members

Mrs. Sarah Waters

Chair, Parents’ Committee

Mrs. Janet Goodall

President, Ashbury Guild

Mr. James Kenny ’02

President, Alumni Executive

Mr. Hugh Scott ’88

Chair, Ashbury Foundation

Mr. Norman Southward

Head of School (non-voting)

Julie Coulson-Fine ’90

Shannon Deegan

Pawan Dilawri ’87 Graham Fallis

Sahir Khan ’88 John Lindgren

Charlie Maclaren ’71

Alexander Patrick ’03

Nikola Ruddy ’09

Raju Ruparelia ’95

Charlie Maclaren ‘71 Jeremy Ouseley ‘09

Pluralism Recommendations

In the summer of 2020, Ashbury’s Pluralism project was started to ensure the inclusive, safe and respectful environment that we seek for all in our community. This has been a collective effort involving over 80 students, staff, alumni, parents and board members working on five design teams focused on various aspects of school life. The design teams were organised into the following groups: People, Programs, Education, Spaces and Culture and each team provided research and suggestions that relate to their focus area.

The project has produced a series of recommendations for near- and long-term suggestions that could be implemented to better encourage a welcoming and inclusive environment at the school. Many of the action items recommended by the Pluralism project are already in motion as we continue to engage meaningfully with pluralism in this academic year. Many thanks to the dedicated volunteers who contributed to Ashbury’s Pluralism Recommendations.

The full document, including recommendations and a list of volunteers, is available at ashbury.ca/ diversity-and-inclusion.