ANNUAL
REPORT 2023-24
Land Acknowledgement Anishinàbe Aki
Kikenindamojiwewin Anishinàbewakìwana
Ashbury Kichi Kikinàmàdinàn ogìkenindànàwà atenig Anishinàbe Omàmìwininìwakìng Algonquin ega wìkàd kà mìgiwàniwang akì, wayeshkàd. Ninisidawiniwànànig Anishinàbe Omàmìwininiwag Algonquin wìnawà nàgadawàbandamowàdj kaye nàgadawenindamowàdj Odàwà Zìbì kaye kakina wàkahì sìbìn. Ni Kijeweninmànànig ondje àyànikàdj odànikeyàdjimowiniwàn eji nàgadawàbandamowàdj iyo kechi kwenàdjiwang akì. 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.
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. We recognize the Anishinàbe Omàmìwininì Algonquin Nation as the traditional keepers and stewards of the Ottawa River Watershed and its tributaries. We honour their long history and ongoing protection of this land and their role in caring for this beautiful territory. We recognize the enduring existence and contributions of all First Nations, Métis and Inuit across Turtle Island. As an educational institution, we are committed to increasing the awareness of Indigenous peoples, advancing Tru th and Reconciliation and developing meaningful and positive partnerships with Indigenous peoples in our region.
Reconnaissance des terres
Ashbury College reconnaît que son campus est situé sur le territoire traditionnel non cédé de la Nation Algonquine Anishinàbe Omàmìwininì, présente en ces lieux depuis des temps immémoriaux. 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 terri toire. Nous reconnaissons l’existence et les contributions durables de tous les peuples des Premières Nations, des Métis et des Inuits de l’île de la Tortue. En tant qu’établissement d’enseignement, nous nous engageons à accroître la sensibilisation aux peuples autochtones, à faire progresser la vérité et la réconciliation et à développer des partenariats significatifs et positifs avec les peuples autochtones de notre région.
This Land Acknowledgement was developed by Ashbury College in partnership with Ashburians from the Kitigan Zibi Community (Misko McGregor ’17 and Family), the former Kitigan Zibi Director of Education (Anita Tenasco) as well as liaison with partners at the University of Ottawa and Carleton University. The Kitigan Zibi Band Council will review and approve this statement annually.
Message from Norman Southward Head of School
The 2023-2024 school year closed with students progressing well in both academics and full campus life. The Class of 2024 distinguished themselves with impressive university placements that aligned with their interests and passion for continued learning. The support of our faculty and staff has once again been the key to inspiring students meeting their potential. Congratulations to our graduates and thank you to the Ashbury staff on a successful school year!
Our strategic plan’s fifth year advanced our pillars of teaching and learning, whole student development, access and inclusion, community engagement, and stewarding our resources for the future. We are at an important juncture for the school as we manage enrollment pressure and expanded programmes and opportunities for strategic renewal abound. That said, our focus on academics, a full school experience of athletics, arts, and international engagement, remain distinguishing features to preserve as time comes to renew our priorities.
The support of the Ashbury community remains strong for fundraising initiatives, and our alumni network is as engaged as ever. Gratitude is extended to the Board, Foundation, Parents’ Guild, and Alumni Associations for all of their volunteer work in supporting the Ashbury experiences.
Je souhaite adresser mes remerciements à tous nos partenaires pour une autre année exceptionnelle.
Thank you – Merci – Migwech.
Respectfully submitted,
Norman Southward Head of School - Directeur
Message from Dr. Melissa Forgie Chair, Ashbury College Board of Governors
To our graduating students, on behalf of the Board of Governors, please accept our heartfelt congratulations on receiving your diploma. We all know what a tremendous amount of work went into getting to today. Equally, we must acknowledge the work and contribution your family, friends, teachers, and all the Ashbury staff have made.
Armed with all the resilience you have built through the pandemic, particularly completing most of the challenging Grade 9 year and then most of Grade 10 online and the outstanding experiences and education you received at Ashbury College, you are ready to be the leaders we need in a world that is in so much turmoil. Further, as AI continues to become part of our day-to-day reality, we wi ll be looking to you to help us navigate how it impacts how we do things and interact with each other. Remember, AI is intelligence designed by humans and demonstrated by machines. Drawing on ethical principles for AI, we are counting on you to be transparent and accountable and to treat all humans equally. C’est maintenant à vous de prendre la relève. Je suis convaincue que vous sere z tous à la hauteur.
Throughout the year, we have seen remarkable growth and achievements in several key areas for the Ashbury College community, which are focused on Academic Excellence, Community Engagement, and Commitment to Pluralism. We have also considered what opportunities will stand out for Ashbury’s future.
None of these accomplishments outlined in this report would be possible without the tireless dedication of our faculty and staf f, the enthusiasm of our students, and the support and partnership of our parents, alumni, and friends of the school. I want to extend my deepest gratitude to all of you for your continued commitment to our school's success.
Photo: Chair of the Board, Dr. Melissa Forgie, and Head of School, Norman Southward, presenting Amy Greig with the Prime Minister's Award for Teaching Excellence in STEM.
Message from Hugh Scott ’88 Chair, Ashbury College Foundation Board
As Chair of the Foundation Board at Ashbury College, I’m delighted to share an update with you. Ashbury’s mission — to inspire students as intellectually curious, compassionate, and responsible global citizens — guides everything we do as a school, a non-profit organization, and a registered Canadian charity.
I’d like to take this opportunity to express my deepest appreciation to our generous community of donors, volunteers, and sponsors. Your ongoing support and belief in the power of education have been vital in shaping the experiences of our students and fueling their potential.
As of June 30, 2024, Ashbury College’s Endowment reached a year-end value of $17 million. The Foundation Board carefully manages this fund, ensuring a well-diversified portfolio that shields against market volatility. Ashbury College provides need-based financial assistance to over 13% of Ashbury’s students, increased from 7% when I joined the Foundation Board in 2016. The average bursary amount is 50% of fees, with additional support available to fund experiences in athletics, arts, leadership, service, and international opportunities. All students enrolled at Ashbury should have the opportunity to broaden their horizons and create lasting and impactful core memories.
I’d like to close by extending my sincere thanks once again. Your unwavering dedication to Ashbury’s mission is making a difference in the lives of our students and the broader community.
ASHBURY COLLEGE ANNUAL REPORT 2023-24
Financial Report
Revenue from Operations $30.9m
Expenses & Allocations $30.9m With compensation allocated to activities
95%: Tuition & Fees
3.9%: Store & Food Services
0.8%: Investment & Other
0.3%: Summer/Rentals (Net)
72.8%: Teaching & Learning; Student Programs
12.1%: Admin, IT, Admissions, Advancement
12%: Facilities & Grounds
3.1%: Financial Assistance
$1,800,000
$1,700,000
$1,600,000
$1,400,000
$1,200,000
$1,000,000
$800,000
$600,000
$400,000
$200,000
Financial
Disbursement
Strategic Plan: Year 5 Update
Highest standards in teaching & learning
Whole student development & wellness
Strategic
Priorities
Inspire and challenge students with authentic learning experiences and outstanding and supportive teachers in preparation for university studies.�
Professional Learning Communities (PLC) created including Assessment, AI, and Professional Growth and Evaluation.�
Renewed think tank on technology in teaching and learning.�
Pluralism initiatives in support of our Global Education framework and Indigenous Education programs.�
Developing focus on differentiation in pedagogy and supporting neurodiverse learners.�
27 students completed DELF French Language Certificates.
Strategic Priorities
Develop experiences, competencies, and skills that promote students’ strength of character and physical and social-emotional wellness in a supportive campus community.
Student success and wellness focus and Social Emotional Learning (SEL).�
The “Thriving Staff, Thriving Students” program was introduced.�
Presentation by Dr. Kim Hellemans, Carleton University:
“Building resilience in supporting student mental health.”
Supportive university counseling and successful university placements.
Strengthened community times, including teacher advisor/form room support and Chapel program with stronger student voice.�
The depth of co-curricular experience continues, including sports, music, the arts, community service, international travel, and Round Square.�
Access and inclusion in our pluralistic community
Stakeholder & community engagement
Strategic
Priorities
Extend our commitment to access through financial aid and foster an inclusive school community that embraces pluralism.�
Financial assistance offerings reach $1.7M.
Director of Financial Assistance role added to Associate Admissions role.���
Advanced pluralism project recommendations/continuity of focus with Pluralism Circle.�
Indigenous education initiatives continue with community partners in Kitigan Zibi.�
Strategic Priorities
Expand the Ashbury network for students, alumni, and the greater community.�
Engaged global network of alumni with events worldwide and online.���
Developed community service, internship, and Indigenous partnerships.
Resource stewardship for long-term sustainability
Strategic Priorities
Ensure our resources are managed, maintained, and developed for the future.�
Environmental stewardship initiatives continue with CAAP.�
Environics demographic and Edelman Market Sentiment studies completed support continued market demand.����
Annual process for risk review and mitigation strategies built into leadership and governance operational cycle.�
Appointment of new Head of Senior School.
Faculty and staff culture focus and workshops; “Thriving Staff, Thriving Students.”
Ashbury College’s Pluralism Project
Ashbury’s commitment to fostering inclusivity, embracing pluralism, and condemning all forms of racism and discrimination continues. Ashbury’s Pluralism Project has been in place for four years; the group represents a collective effort involving over 80 students, staff, alumni, parents, and Board members working on five teams focused on various aspects of school life. This work is part of a continuum of dialogue and improvement that builds on Ashbury’s strategic goal of creating an inclusive school community.
Pluralism recommendations advanced over the 2023/24 school year:
• Updating of wall spaces and creation of a student art gallery
• Ongoing pluralism professional development for staff
• Continued focus on baseline pluralism education for the community
• Increased student membership in Pluralism Circle
• More all-gender change rooms
• Focused effort on storytelling in Ashbury News
Lisa Lewicki, Ashbury’s Pluralism Co-Chair, obtained her Canadian Certified Inclusion Professional (CCIP) qualifications. We are very proud to have a staff member with this certification. Lisa joins a long list of Certified Inclusion professionals from many different areas of expertise, but she is the first representative from an independent school.
During the 2023/24 academic year, the following charities were supported:
October 2023
November 2023
December 2023
January 2024
February 2024
March 2024
April 2024
May 2024
Terry Fox Foundation ($1122.30)
Youth Services Bureau ($1300.10)
The Snowsuit Fund ($1163.75)
Start 2 Finish ($806)
Black Youth Helpline ($713.55)
Youville Centre ($1066.80)
Ausome Ottawa ($634.55)
The Ottawa Hospital ($34,883)
Total Fundraising: $41,690.05
Graduating Class Profile
2024 GRADUATES’ PROGRAM OF STUDY
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, 2023 and June 30, 2024.
Donor Circles
Founders Circle
$10,000+
Governors Circle
$5,000–$9,999
Head of School Circle
$1,000–$4,999
Housemasters Circle
$500–$999
Donors <$499
● Indicates a 5-Year Consecutive Donor
◆ Indicates a 10-Year Consecutive Donor
* 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.
Founders' Circle $10,000+
Ashbury Parents' Guild ◆
Electa Aust
Brown's Fine Food Services Inc. ◆
Doherty & Associates Co. Ltd. ◆
The Hill Harris Family ◆
Gang Li and Ting Zhang
Fei Lin and Ming Gao
●
Anthony and Rosemary Nichols ◆
Scott Parkes ’88 and Tracy Rait-Parkes ●
Natalie and Yuri Runoff ●
Richard B. Southam ’66
The Anthony and Gladys Tyler
Charitable Foundation ●
Harminder and Sapna Walia ●
Governors' Circle $5,000+
The Aliferis Family
Dr. Jennifer Block and Todd Burke
Dr. John and Gloria Connelly ◆
Paul Kadziora ’80 ◆
Jianyong Li and Yuchun Zhang ●
Charlie Maclaren ’71 ◆
Randy A. Stringer ’88 ●
Mason Sun ’25
The Tremblay Guimarães Family
Head of School's Circle $1,000+
Anonymous
Dr. Sanjay and Colleen Acharya
David Adderley and Wendigo Cibula
Gladys and Kayode Adeleye
Charity and Don Adode
Leila and Stuart Ages
Sergio Aguiar Viana de Carvalho and Bianca Maria Scherer Gonzalez de Carvalho
Khawaja Ahmed and Syeda Hilal
Nazim Ahmed and Shamema Nasrin
Drs. Ignacio Aiza and Andrea Baptista
Yatika Akkamaket and Umar Bin Abdul Rahman
Eren Akmanol
Dr. Hanan Alsalem
Yana Amis
Nausheen Anis and Muhammad Ayub
Stephen ’81 and Sandra Assaly
Adam ’91 and Dr. Rebecca Auer
Margaret Bailey and Dr. Michael Keller
Ian and Martina Baker
Anabel Bane and Peter Nicholson
Chengxin Bao and Jia Zeng ●
Ken Bao and Xiaohua Ye
Naomi and Patrick Bartlett ’91 ●
Marie Patience Bayab and Roland Pongou
Jeff and Jennifer Bell
Eremina and Soala Benibo
Jin and Tyler Bjornson
Drs. Jean Boivin and Claudia Lahaie
Kevin Bon ’92
Steve Brenninkmeyer and Dr. Alba Toledo
Nathan Brown and Jennifer Weitzel
Cesarina Burgos Compres and Allan Ghosn
Yi Cao and Lina Xu
Esther Cartwright and Dr. Franklin Walkine
Guangyuan Cen and Fanghua Wang
Ray Chan and Chak Mui Yiu
Beibei Chang and Ke Jia
Genevieve Chanteloup and Denis Stevens ●
Yong Chen and Weiwen Hong
Memory and Vengai Chigudu
Elizabeth Chung and David Jee
Michael Ciccone
Sarah Clarke and Greg Taylor ’96
Andrea Clark-Grignon and Kevin Grignon
Christopher Cochlin and Jessica Montanaro
Donald Coletti and Yang Zhang
Julie and William Corbett
Carrie and Mark ’85 Cuhaci
Jinggang Cui and Li Dong
Wei Cui and Yu Guo
Maria Curi Wabi and Eduardo Jose Velasco Martinez
Jiang Da and Yong Hu
Adam and Samantha DaCosta
Francois Dang and Lisa Furlotte
Animesh and Minakshi Das
Carolyn Davidson and Chris Ross
Lisa de Montigny and Walter Grego
Shannon Deegan and Patricia Munce ●
Fengyan Deng and Jiandong Xiang
Argirios Dimakopoulos and Katerina Kouretas Dimakopoulos
The Dodge Family ●
Dr. Mariama Amadou and Mohammed Lamine Doumbouya
John ’82 and Martha Drake ●
Jing Duan and Shengli Zhang
Marie-Claude Dumais and Alain Sayeur
Sin and Trefor Ellis
Tina and Graham Fallis ●
Miao Fan and Juan Gong
Xufeng Fang and Qier Tang
Jing Feng and Huajun Li
Li Feng
Julie ’90 and Josh Fine ●
Bernd Foerster and Petra Trachte
Amy Foley and James Linzel
Katie Fraser and Michael Kremmel
Dr. Margaret Ann Fraser
Bridget Fu and Jie Shen
Yan Fu and Jian Zhou
Yingtao Gan and Yimin Jiang
William Gazzard
Changyong Geng and Li Zhang
Eric Gerestein and Dr. Sally Ing
Tim Gibel and Nicolette O'Connor
Sevilla and Alan Gill ’62 ◆
Chris and Helen Gillespie
Oleksandr and Tanya Girenko
Felipe Gomez Mont Landerreche and Paulina Pages Ochoa
Marco Antonio Gonzalez Alba
Maria Fernanda Gonzalez Ibarra and Juan Pablo Martinez Iglesias
Shijie Hao and Yan Yan
Julia Harlan and Joseph Jacanin
Minerva Hernandez-Iraheta and Daniel Maksymiuk
Heather and Marc Hewison
Taylor Hladik and Sonya Thissen
Curtis Hollister and Christine Pietschmann
Qi Hong and Helen Zhao
Waneek Horn-Miller and Keith Morgan
Derek and Elizabeth Howe
Gary Howell and Andrea McKenzie-Howell
Xuan Hu and Lin Wang
QingHui Huang
Dr. Sameera Hussain
Amy Ingersoll and Gerald Popowich
Kevin Jackson and Seema Rampersad
Nopparat and Piyanee Jaitrong
Emily Ann Jamieson ’02 and Stephen Norton ’02
Dan Jiang and Hongwei Ren
Ying Jiang and Shumin Ma
Yun Jiang and Richard Qing
Sining Jing and Haiqing Wang
Lisa Johnson and Howard Silver
Pises Kaewcampar and Ho Yin May Saewang
Drs. Anna Karwowska and Marc Zucker
Nart Kaynar
Robert Kelly ’09
Stuart and Claire Kennedy
Bob Kenny ’72 ◆
Katia and Niels Klauk
Chris and Rebecca Knowlton
Birgit Helga and Jonas Henning Kuhn
Rick Kumar
Mathew and Shannon Lafrance ●
Sio Mei Lai and Paul Wachmann
Chuping Li and Guangwei Mu
Guanglei Li and Hui Zheng
Jiajun Li
Jianyuan Li and Yinghua Tian
Na Li and Haitao Zhang
Xiao-Dong Li and Qing Zhou
Jinyue Liang and Xiaojian Liu
Xingang Liang and Lisha Zhang
Drs. Constance Ling and Riki Sahajpal
Dongyi Liu and Jingfan Wang
Jun Liu and Yan Tang
Peng Liu and Yajuan Song ●
Xiaoyuan Liu and Jing Zhang
Yang Liu and Bo Zhao
Ying Liu and Yu Zhang
Jill and Tim Lock
Yi Lu and Jie Sun
Yongjie Lu and Yili Wang
Vivi Luo and Jun Ma
Duncan Lurie ’12
Tobias Lutke and Fiona McKean
Zhi Ma and Mingyi Yang
Scott MacLean and Judith Mazvihwa MacLean
Jimmy Malla and Stella Musembi
Marie Boivin and Tom Manley
Cindy Cabral McGuire and Dr. Taylor McGuire
Charlotte and Dr. Trevor Mee
Dr. Christian Burgsmuller and Gabriela Romero Alvarez
Bruce and Maria Burrows
Gang Cai and Zhaomei Liu
Lisa Cameron and Jason Wright
Hongliang Cao and Xiaoyan Yan
Matthew and Susannah Goshko
Licheng Gu and Yan Zhao
Pierre and Solene Gully
Jianbao Guo and Bo Wang
Lily Guo and Bob Li
Kim Haaland
Benjamin Merkley ’95 and Véronique French Merkley ◆
Jeff ’82 and Tara-Leigh Mierins ● John and Renate Mierins
Dr. Joseph Mikhael ’90
Alex Milroy ◆
Luz Moreno Garcia
Alfonso Movilla ’91 ●
Andreas and Chantal Mrak
Ismaeel Musa and Gezlan Sahad
Bruce and Kelly Mutch ◆
Drs. James and Marie Nabwangu
Drs. Quentin Nakonechny and Denise Phipps
Eli Nasrallah and Kelli Smith
Rev. Dominique and Rev. Hélène Ngoy
Andrew ’91 and Kristen Nichols ◆
Maria Ooi and Jean-Francois Perrault
Jon-Åge Øyslebø and Nabjit Purewall
Shane Parrish
Jaroslav Pavlov and Evgeniya Pavlova
Kevin Pidgeon and Natalie Tommy ●
David ’79 and Janet Pigott ◆
Ariel and Joshua Pollock
Guangyu Qi
Huan Qi and Fan Zhang ●
Hui Qian and Cheng Tan
Min Qian
Yiyan Qiu and Shun Wang
Padme Raina ●
Lori Rennison and Andrew Rennison ●
James Ross and Chloe Diandian Shen
Patricia Rowe and Les Walden
Marc Roy
Kristen Rudderham and Konrad von Finckenstein
Drs. Joel Sachs and Olga Streltchenko
Mathieu Saint-Arnaud and Carla van den Bergh
Drs. Kazuko and Shigeki Sakuraba
Dr. Gurfateh and Preetinder Sandhu
Eric and Kirsten Schibler
Brian J. Scott ’67 ◆
Miho and Takasuke Sekine
Jin Shang and Lizhe Zhang
Juan Shi and Tingyu Tan
Evgeny and Svetlana Soloho
Elmo Somelar
Brian Storosko
●
Ainsley and Jonathon Sullivan ● Rushan Sun and Jianrong Xu
Hirotaka and Kayoko Tamashiro
Rob Tamblyn ’82 ◆
Hanting Tang and Shiyi Zhao
Rong Tang
Aijie Tao and Xiaodong Yang ● Stefano Taucer ’02
Jean Teron ◆
Hon. Eleanor and Darren Thompson
Bryony Townsend and David Wu
Marybeth and Michael Turner
Donna and Obbe Vermeij ● Francisco Vigil Escalera Pellon and Elizabeth Zacatelco Quintero
Kim and Tabea von Arx
M.L. Walsh ●
Jun Wan and Jingwen Wang
Bei Wang and Luming Zheng
Jianfeng Wang and Min Xiao
Jifang Wang
JingBo Wang
Ran Wang and Heng Yin
Sean Wang
Tao Wang and Xin Zhang
Wenqing Wang and Ji Hong Zhang
Yan Wang and Tong Zheng
Yanqiu Wang
Guy Warwick ’77
Hao Ching Wei and Li Yu
Patrick Welsh ’02
Drs. Martin and Syntyche Wiese
Jim Miller and Vicky Wilgress ◆
Jian Xiao and Nan Zhang
Wei Xiao ●
Yun Xing
John Xu and Shirley Zhou
Xuejun Xu and Meijuan Zhu
Han Yan and Linyong Yao
Bin Yuan and Xia Zhao
George Zevgolis
Yuanyuan Zhang
WeiXin Zheng
Marina and Vladimir Zorchinsky
Housemasters' Circle $500+
Birgitta and Daniel Alfredsson ●
Rhoda Barr and Stephen Perry ●
Madeleine Buglione
Simon Carroll and Joanne Skinner
Dr. Lisa Carswell and Michael Woo
Andy Cheam and Phung Truong
Congliang Chen and Miaoxi Wu
Andrew Edmondson and Julie Taggart ’92
R. Evan L. Gill ’51
Junjie Gu and Xiaojuan Wang
Yuexuan He ’22
Bruce Hillary ’57 ◆
Cheryl Jette-Wilson and Gordon Wilson
Drs. Mikhail Jiline and Svetlana Kiritchenko
Dr. Minh Leha and Anh Tuyet Nguyen ◆
Dr. Jamie Levitz ’62
Lihua Li and Supeng Liao
Andrew MacDonald ’01
W. Allan MacEwen ’72
Tam and Jan Matthews ◆
Tim Myers and Jane Njihia
Roy, Dorothy, Jillian ’90 and Julie ’92 Napier ◆
Donna Naufal Moffatt
Jeremy Ouseley ’09 ●
Jim Reid and Patti Taggart
Carol Robertson
Dr. Adam and Margarita Sachs
Hugh ’88 and Sally Scott ◆
Jason and Jenny Shinder
Tait Simpson ’00
Omar Tareen ’91
Chris ’76 and Dr. Louisa Teron ●
Marie Thompson
Philip ’89 and Vanessa von Finckenstein ●
Maj. Gerry Wharton ’52 ◆
Donors
Anonymous
Marilyn and Jamie Allen
Ashbury College Class of 2024
Armen Ashekian ’97 ●
John Atack ’68
Nadine Atkinson
Juhong Bai and Kai Zhang
The Baxter Family ◆
Dr. Allison Bechtel ’03
Katherine Belley ’09
Andrew Bernardo and Jana Roslova-Bernardo
Aline and John ’63 Bethune ◆
Eliza and Daniel Bianchi ●
Jill E. Black
Terrence and Elizabeth Blake
Shanna Breiner
Lisanne Brousseau ’90
Marcie Brulotte and Gustavo Miranda
Aimy Bryden ’98 ●
CAF Canada
Dr. Andrew Cameron ’07
Vicki Campbell
Erik Carey ’80
Dr. Christopher Carruthers
Jong Seong Cho and Helen Choi
Lisa Chrolavicius
Papa Cisse and Oumou Niang
John Clark ’80
Laura Clarke
Jacqueline and Keith Coffen
Andrew Collins and Kathleen Munro Collins
Kent Cook ’61 ◆
Shannon Coombs
Timothy Coristine ’62 ●
John Craig ’92
Drs. Robert Cushman and Lynne MacGregor
Richard Dalpé and Lyne Robinson
Grace and Irving Dardick
Stephanie Desjardins
Brian and Catherine Dickson
Robert Dickson ’62
Christoph Duenwald ’84
Neha Durwas and Dr. Cyrus Minwalla
Sylwia and Thomas Favret ●
Oliver Fisher ’92 and Kristi Ross
David Flam ’58
Natalie Garon
Drs. Alain and Stephanie Gauthier
Saron Gebru Woldeabezgi and Biniam Hizbai
Simone Gendron
Philip Giansante
Jennifer and Mark Gillespie
Dr. Chris and Janet Goodall
Cathy, Joshua ’99 and Stuart ’03 Gray ◆
Stuart Gray ’03
Amy and James Greig
Richard Grogan ’56
Katherine Hales ’10
Brad Hampson ’82
John Henderson ’65 ●
Michelle and Ross Holman ◆
Wendy Hough
Alexandra Howard ’93 and Tommy-Jo St. John ’93
Anthony ’92 and Susannah Howard
Shannon Howlett
Nicole Hynes
Cheryl and Stephen Jessogne
Sharon Johnston
Andrea Kelly and Jean Foubert ●
James A. Kenny ’02 ◆
Todd and Lindsay Lamont
Jon and Monica Landon ◆
Kate Lane
Suzi Leonard
Dr. John Li and Catherine Sun
Andrew Livermore
Alec Louis-Seize
Yunjian Ma
Zack Macaulay
Eva Mackaroon and Moe Salehe
Nigel Macleod ’73
Dr. Kate Mahallati
Cynthia Mar
Nila Matthews
Andrew ’89 and Mia Maule
Michael and Peggy McMaster
Daniel Mirsky ’03
Brian Morrison ’82 ●
Brad Moyle
Lee Nevitte
Dr. Nicholas Ng-A-Fook ●
Drs. Noor-Amin and Shamidah Noorani ●
Alyssa Novick
Bill Palamar ●
Saree Parry ’88
Alexander ’03 and Caitlin ’03 Patrick ●
Dell and Tula Pendergrast ● Alistair Price ’91
I. E. Greville Price
Waleed Qirbi ’91
S. Blossom Read
Maj. (Retd.) Edgar Rechnitzer ’86
Darrell Rennie
Caroline ’83 and Kaveh ’82 Rikhtegar
Paula Rizzuti
Andrew Robertson ’03
Christine Rock
Richard P. Rossy ’68
Paulette Routliffe ● Barbara and David Saville ●
Chris Scullion ’88
Debra Sequeira and Simon Thacker
Birgit and Marc Sieburg
Niraj ’93 and Vanessa Singhal
Robert Sirotek ’75
Anjelien Slater ●
Wendy Smith - In Memory of Gordo ●
Jill Sobcov
Norman Southward and Dr. Anna Rumin ◆
Mike Spratt ’91 and Una Wallace ’91 ●
Jacqui Squires ◆
Rachael Stevenson ’07 ●
Stephen Suh ’79
David Sung ’16
Olivia Taggart ’08 ●
Tony and Sharleen Tattersfield ◆
Emilie Temmerman
Naina and Paul Thoppil
Katheryn Viau ’02
William Weeks ’51 ◆
Bruce Weiner ’71
Todd Williamson ’82
Stephen Woollcombe ’57
Stephanie and Andy Young ●
2023-2024 Board of Governors
Melissa Forgie, Chair
Stefano Taucer ’02, Vice-Chair
Kevin Pidgeon, Past Chair
TERM GOVERNORS
Nadine Atkinson
Terry Blake
Suzanne Blanchard
Oliver Fisher ’92
Zachary Harding ’92
Julia Harlan
Azaad Kassam
Bobby Kelly ‘09
Charles Kennedy
Sahir Khan ’88
Olugbolahan Mark-George
Jeremy Ouseley ‘09
Marc Seaman
Kathryn Tremblay
Katheryn Viau ’02
Harry Walia
Sarah Waters
HONOURARY EMERITI
Cynthia Baxter
Christopher Carruthers
Richard Dixon
Timothy Murray
Lori O’Neill
Martin Parizeau
Robert Paterson
David Pigott ’79
Meena Roberts
James Smellie ’67
Anthony Tattersfield
Chris Teron ’76
Jean Teron
Debbie Weinstein
Stephen Woollcombe ’57
David Zussman
EX-OFFICIO (NON-VOTING) INVITEES
Charlotte Mee,
President, Ashbury Parents’ Guild
James Kenny ’02, President, Alumni Executive
Hugh Scott ’88, Chairman, Ashbury Foundation
Norman Southward, Head of School
FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERS
Hugh Scott ’88, Chair
Julie Coulson-Fine ’90, Vice-Chair
James Baxter ’83, Past Chair
Aik Aliferis ’79
Patrick Bartlett ’91
Kevin Bon ’92
Lisanne Brousseau ’90
Shannon Deegan
Pawan Dilawri ’87
Graham Fallis
Charlie Maclaren ’71
Miskokijig McGregor ’17
Alexander Patrick ’03
Nikola Ruddy ’09
Raju Ruparelia ’95
Victoria Shore ’07
Randy Stringer ’88
Graduating Class of 2024
