Advancing Our Mission
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Seniors Continue 20-Year Legacy with Class Gift Carrying on a 20-year BB&N tradition, The Senior Class Ambassador Committee and The Class of 2016 achieved 98 percent student participation and raised $2,119.34. Their generous gift was designated to support financial aid. Throughout the year, the Senior Ambassadors could be found educating their peers about The BB&N Fund and the impact of their Senior Class Gift. The Class learned about the importance of participation; the impact The BB&N Fund has on the daily life of BB&N students; and the appreciation, camaraderie, and solidarity that the Senior Class Gift symbolizes. At the Senior Farewell Dinner in May, Aaron Cronin, Liam Jolley, Sarah Kavoogian, and Sarah Nowiszewski addressed the Class of 2016, parents, faculty, and friends. They emphasized their hope that the members of the Class of 2016 will remember the connections they created at BB&N, and they encouraged their class to continue to give back to BB&N in the years to come so the next generation of Knights can experience the same great opportunities and supportive community that they had found so valuable. A highlight of the evening came when The Senior Class Ambassador Committee presented Head of School Rebecca T. Upham with the $2,119.34 check, designated to financial aid, supporting our next generation of Knights.
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PICTURED [ 1 [ Class of 2016 Senior Ambassadors: Louis Stein, Elizabeth Foot, Sarah Nowiszewski, Sarah Kavoogian, Liam Jolley, Aaron Cronin, Tajwar Ahad, Homa Gharagozlou, Lily Himmelman, Samantha Randall, Joseph DeSimone, Talia Curhan; not pictured: Sihak Lee [ 2 [ Members of the 2016 Senior Parents’ Gift Committee gathered at the Senior Dinner to present their record-breaking class gift to the School. [ 3 [ Members of the Sixth Grade Gift Committee gather at the Sixth Grade Lunch to present their class gift to the School. From left: Nathalie Wallace, Beth Waisburd, Kate Enroth, Diala Ezzeddine, Manisha Eckton, Gina Foote, Jessie Chen, Lori Sidman, Beth McDonnell, Erica Pappendick, Elizabeth White. 44