Not the same person, not the same river.
At the end-of-the-year Moving Up Assembly, I reminded those gathered of the Greek philosopher Heraclitis’s suggestion that “no person steps into the same river twice, for the person has changed and so, too, has the river.”
The mighty ‘river’ of Belmont Day— students, faculty, parents, grandparents, and other friends of the school—certainly experienced a fair deal of change last year as we moved responsibly towards the classroom experiences we enjoyed before the pandemic. As for the people, most notably the young people we aim to inspire and challenge each day, they changed for the better: growing, playing, learning, and leading us all back to the familiar sights and sounds of a Belmont Day education.
To further extend the metaphor, COVID-19 protocols and the challenges of protecting our community’s health were still impacting the river last fall. A surge had us returning to school to contend with many of the same complexities that had
impacted the 2020-2021 school year. As the year progressed, however, and due to the excellent work of our nursing team of Liz LaRocque and Dario Azzone, we were able to loosen restrictions safely. Traditions and routines began to return: Sharing Assemblies, Friday Night Lights soccer games, art classes in the Barn studios, recess play with mixed cohorts, and the exciting prospect of a full return to a more ‘normal’ experience across the board. The river was changing before our eyes.
So, too, were we changing. By spring, students were inches taller, strong mathematicians and readers, improved musicians and performers, and more empathic citizens. After a year of maintaining a six-foot distance between desks,
isolated cohorts, and silent lunches, the faculty embraced the newfound opportunities for connection and collaboration. Learning spaces began to look more like the innovative environments one would expect to see at Belmont Day. And before long, more familiar traditions returned—an in-person Thanksgiving Assembly, Friday Night Hoops that welcomed the first visiting fans of the year, and the Spring Concert that showcased the talents of our young musicians and ensembles before a packed house in the Downing Gym. In the classrooms, Fundations, BeeBot coding, and Singapore math were in full swing for our youngest learners. After Capstone, our eighth grade students took a long-awaited, well-deserved, and inaugural trip to the
Southwest to study the science of Zion National Park, the Grand Canyon, and the Native American history of the region. A reimagined Freedom Night for our sixth grade students followed, and then, middle schoolers were welcomed back to Coolidge Hall for lunch. By year’s end, as members of the Class of 2022 rang the bell to announce the completion of their Belmont Day educations, there was little doubt that while the people and the river had changed, there were promising signs of a return to something familiar.
Meanwhile, through the extraordinary work of our development, communications, and admissions teams, Belmont Day had a banner year with record-setting support of the annual fund and applications at our pre-kindergarten and sixth grade entry points at their highest levels.
We are very grateful for the generosity of our community that ensured Belmont Day would be well-resourced to respond to the challenges of the pandemic. The impacts of learning loss and concerns about mental health and social development playing out nationally, especially for students in marginalized communities, were also felt at BDS. The school’s commitment to fostering equity,
inclusion, and belonging and a partnership with psychologist Dr. Julia Burch Martin has been critical in guiding our support for students and families. In its second year, our Summer Spark Academic Camp offered academic review and enrichment for children enrolled at other schools.
One thing remained true through the ups and downs of the 2021-22 school year:
Belmont Day’s commitment to its students, the six core values, and our mission to inspire and challenge. As you will see in the pages ahead, we couldn’t have achieved our goals without each of you. Thank you for another great year at Belmont Day.
Best, Brendan
Jill Finnerty ’84, President
Catalina Guillermety, Vice President
Matthew Kadnar, Treasurer
Audra Dainora, Clerk
Carolyn Atinizian
Kelly Baker, President, Parents’ Association
Samuel Bigelow
Nicole Buck, Faculty Trustee
Buildings & Grounds
Audra Dainora, Co-chair
Angel Williams, Co-chair
Adam Colangelo
Lauren Harder
Brendan Largay
Mathias Rosenfeld
Development
Carolyn Atinizian, Co-chair
Catalina Guillermety, Co-chair
Elise Bayard Franklin
Liz Cohen
Connaught Colbert ’79
Pamela Cuming
Cathy Fullerton
Brendan Largay
Joe McKeever
Elise Reitshamer
Charles Styron
Margaret Wade
Grace Wang
Diversity
Samuel Bigelow, Co-chair
Natasha Warikoo, Co-chair
Brit Dewey
Jordan Hampton
Brendan Largay
Sarah Long Holland
Sharra Owens-Schwartz
Kim Truong
Kirk Chisholm ’87
Adam Colangelo
Brit Dewey
Jonathan Drummey, Faculty Trustee
Sasha Ebrahimi
Fritz Foley
Matt Kishlansky
Brendan Largay, Head of School
Gretchen Larkin
Executive Committee
Kelly Baker, President
Lia Meisinger, Vice President
Jeana Colangelo, Treasurer
Activity Chairs
BABY WELCOMING
Jeana Colangelo
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS/HOOPS/SCOOPS
Jeana Colangelo
FLOWER BULB FUNDRAISER
Sharra Owens-Schwartz
Kevin Plante
Elliot Targum
Michael Treisman
Kim Truong
Jessica Turco
Mustafa Ulukan
Natasha Warikoo
Angel Williams
Michele Walters, Clerk
Grade Parents
PRE-KINDERGARTEN
Carolyn Atinizian
KINDERGARTEN
Claire Kinzler
Libby Nelson
GRADE 1
Yiling Chen
Xiaolu Xu
GRADE 2
Elise Bayard Franklin
Strategic Planning
Sasha Ebrahimi, Co-chair
Elliot Targum, Co-chair
Kelly Baker
Nicole Buck
Brit Dewey
Jonathan Drummey
Jill Finnerty ’84
Catalina Guillermety
Brendan Largay
Sharra Owens-Schwartz
Stuti Shukla
Jessica Turco
Finance
Sasha Ebrahimi, Co-chair
Fritz Foley, Co-chair
John Cuming
Kevin Daley
Brit Dewey
Jill Finnerty ’84
Catalina Guillermety
Matt Kadnar
Matt Kishlansky
Brendan Largay
Alex Min
Aaron Sandoski
Scott Turco
Mustafa Ulukan
Investment
Kirk Chisholm ’87, Co-chair
Fritz Foley, Co-chair
Randy Cohen
Jill Finnerty ’84
Matt Kadnar
Matt Kishlansky
Peter Kuechle
Brendan Largay
Brendon Parry ’94
Richard Tan
Mustafa Ulukan
Audit
Kevin Plante, Co-chair
Michael Treisman, Co-chair
Adam Colangelo
Audra Dainora
Committee on Trustees
Jill Finnerty ’84, Co-chair
Elliot Targum, Co-chair
Brit Dewey
Catalina Guillermety
Brendan Largay
Kim Truong
Angel Williams
Wendy Liszt
Jamie Meredith
GRADE 3
Morgen Bergman
Shannon Conry
Shanying Zhang
GRADE 4
Heather Daley
Caroline McCabe
GRADE 5
Caroline Gray
Gigi Saltonstall
GRADE 6
Shannon Planck
Angela Robinson
GRADE 7
Marjorie Decker
Adnelly Reyes-Colberg
GRADE 8
Lauren Kiraly
Deborah Kokinos
Kim Morris
BOOK GROUP
Karla Bays
BOOK FAIR
Karla Bays
Fay Chang
Cathy Fullerton
Laura Jarbeau
Kristen Pappas
CRADLES TO CRAYONS
Pamela Cuming
Cathy Fullerton
Adnelly Reyes-Colberg
ENRICHMENT COMMITTEE
Dan Cantor
Lia Meisinger
Celeste Peterson
EQUITY, INCLUSION, BELONGING BOOK GROUP
Christina Cosman ’91
Danielle England
FACULTY AND STAFF
APPRECIATION LUNCHEON
Danielle England
Jamie Meredith
FAMILY FUN EVENT
Kelly Baker
Consuelo del Castillo
Jen Lin
Mamie Cantor
Lia Meisinger
FRIENDRAISER COMMITTEE
Elise Bayard Franklin
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
Karla Bays
Consuelo del Castillo
Susie Kim
Kevin Penn
LOST AND FOUND
Priya Vaidya
CLASSROOM FLOWERS
Tracy Leng
Grace Wang
MUSIC AND ENSEMBLES COMMITTEE
Susie Kim
Sarah Long Holland
PUMPKIN PATCH AND WILSON FARM SHOP DAY
Christina Cosman ’91
Cathy Fullerton
Celeste Peterson
Michele Walters
STEWARDSHIP AND ENGAGEMENT
Elise Bayard Franklin
$1,227,000
By giving to the annual fund, our current parents, trustees, alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, faculty, and friends invest in the school’s promise to inspire and challenge our young learners and leaders.
Our March Madness Alumni Giving Challenge aimed to encourage alumni participation in the annual fund, and they got in on the madness in a big way. Three events engaged alumni, friends, and current families alike. Chef and food stylist Elle Simone Scott joined us for a presentation in Coolidge Hall about finding your voice and using it; the
Claremont Trio featuring alumnae Emily Bruskin Yarbrough ’92 and Julia Bruskin Wunsch ’92 presented a virtual concert; and Alasdair MacKenzie ’11 engaged in a conversation with us about his band Hush Club and the influence of his Belmont Day experience on his music career. (See “A Musician Brings Creativity to Art and Business” on page 14 for the story.)
Our alumni continue to inspire us through the amazing things they do and their continued engagement with and support of BDS. Special acknowledgment goes to the Class of 2021 for being the top class for participation during March Madness. Thank you to all those who participated for being outstanding and committed members of our community.
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Thank you board of trustees!
96%
Thank you current parents!
100% Thank you faculty and staff!
7.8% 101 gifts
Thank you alumni!
Tuition and fees do not cover the full cost of a Belmont Day education. There is a gap between tuition and the cost of educating a student in all independent schools. At BDS, that gap is $5,000. Our annual fund contributes towards making up that difference, along with income from the endowments and other revenue-generating programs. Philanthropy typically accounts for 7% of the cost of a student’s Belmont Day experience. In 2021-22 our community strengthened its commitment to prioritize BDS, and as a result, support for the annual fund accounted for 10.3% of the school’s operating budget.
Our initiatives supporting equity, inclusion, and belonging span over two decades, beginning with the Families for Diversity group in 1995, leading to the years-long work of Braiding Different Strands, to the launch in the 2021-22 school year of more than a dozen social identity groups for parents and students. EIB efforts in 2021-22 included four faculty trainings and the development of an EIB curricular strand.
We elevated our students’ experience and interaction with the Erskine Library by introducing access to online books and audiobooks. To meet the needs of our growing community, the school expanded the collection, added interactive resources, and grew the team to include a library support position.
The Annette Raphel Scholarship for Leadership and Diversity, a merit scholarship granted to a middle school student of color from Boston, now has graduated four scholars and enrolled a total of eight students since 2017. In addition, new funding ensured the enrollment of a new scholar in the 2021-22 school year.
Through the pandemic, we expanded access to learning through 1:1 devices in kindergarten through eighth grade and integrated four adaptive learning platforms. We have continued to integrate innovation in every classroom and the Erskine Library, providing a more diverse and accessible selection of resources for our students and faculty.
We enhanced our well-established health and wellness program that has been a part of our curriculum for over a decade. Our teachers’ commitment to social-emotional learning provided critical support to our students during a year when the pandemic still impacted the school.
To learn more about the annual fund, visit www.belmontday.org/give/annual-fund.
BDS Fest: Fall Harvest and Spring Fest: A Celebration of Cultures and Traditions
Countless parent volunteers joined the development team to bring joy and connection to the forefront during another year shadowed by COVID restrictions and uncertainty. These two events anchored the school year with celebrations that brought our community closer together. At every opportunity to be back on campus, the community
gathered together with excitement and eagerness for connection and to support the school values that foster their children’s learning at BDS.
“Families volunteered to run the field games in the fall, and others hosted tables to share their culture in the spring. Throughout both events, our students were joyful and caring to one another and played together to the last possible minute.”
Thank you to everyone who stepped up to ensure these events would be successful—we appreciate you!
“Families volunteered to run the field games in the fall, and others hosted tables to share their culture in the spring. Throughout both events, our students were joyful and caring to one another and played together to the last possible minute.”
The Eighth Grade Legacy Campaign is a long-standing tradition and an opportunity for our eighth grade families to honor their child’s time at Belmont Day. Over the years, our families have made a legacy gift to demonstrate their deep appreciation for the Belmont Day education their child has received and their dedication to our mission. Through engaging in a collaborative selection process, eighth grade families take a hands-on approach to their legacy gift.
This tradition has made a tremendous impact throughout the community
In June 2022, a group of returning and new Belmont Day faculty members attended the annual three-day Multicultural Teaching Institute (MTI) conference. MTI is a conference designed by educators for educators where participants learn hands-on teaching tools to enrich their classrooms while expanding their ability to critically evaluate their own multicultural teaching practices in their classrooms.
by supporting initiatives such as the Parent Fund for Excellence in Teaching, the purchase of the Claflin Field scoreboard, an HVAC system for the Kiva, and contributing to the COVID-19 Relief Fund to purchase technology tools for on- and off-site learning.
The parents of the Class of 2022 came together to leave a lasting legacy for the Belmont Day community by raising funds to support excellence in teaching through professional development opportunities for faculty. The families of our largest graduating class of 45 students sought to
raise $250,000. With 95.2% participation, they raised a remarkable $220,322. The continued commitment and support of our parents shined through yet again, and we could not be more grateful. Eighth grade families found creative ways to connect and celebrate, despite another year of navigating COVID restrictions, thanks to the outstanding leadership of Legacy Campaign co-chairs Audra Dainora P ’17 ’19 ’22 and Sasha Ebrahimi P ’22. We thank Audra, Sasha, and all of the eighth grade parents for their dedication to the mission and legacy of Belmont Day.
We are thankful for the continued support of our community in celebrating the culture of giving at Belmont Day. Each gift and every amount helped us reach our goal of 150 gifts in 24 hours! We had an impressive number of donors increase their impact by engaging with fun challenges offered to the community. Our supporters rose to each challenge and inspired us once again with 249 gifts that raised over $276,000 for the annual fund. Thanks to all of those who participated and made it a success.
During the months of March and April, the development team, with the support of parent volunteers, brought warmth to the community with the BDS Love Campaign. As the campus reopened for more indoor engagement, the BDS Love Campaign offered opportunities for families to connect. We were delighted to reimagine parent visiting days and re-introduce friend-raising events and parent education opportunities. The campaign culminated in the BDS Spring Fest: A Celebration of Cultures and Traditions that sparked many conversations, connections, and moments of joy!
Pictured left to right, starting at the back row: Bill Hamilton, grade 6 science teacher; Maggie Small, grade 7 science teacher; Kate Burns, grades 7 and 8 social studies teacher; Geoffrey Fox, grade 1 teacher; Vaniecia Skinner, grade 5 teacher; Katie O’Brien, grade 2 teacher; Emily Crawford, grade 4 teacher; and Nicole Siverls, pre-kindergarten
The BDS Love Campaign included:
Classroom sharing visits for lower school parents and shadow visits for middle school parents
Weekend socials for families
An evening cooking class co-hosted by the friendraiser committee of the parents’ association
A Grandparents and Special Friends Celebration in person and on Zoom
The inaugural BDS Spring Fest: A Celebration of Cultures and Traditions
teacher. Elisabeth Klock, grade 8 English teacher and Brittany Ryan, grade 6 math teacher also attended MTI.Through the generosity of alumni, parents, and friends, Belmont Day’s endowments and reserves continue to grow and provide vital support to the day-to-day experience of our students and faculty. The investment committee currently oversees funds exceeding $14.4 million, in both unrestricted and restricted funds.
Acorn Endowment
Established in 2003 by a Belmont Day family, this endowment supports a unique and central aspect of the Belmont Day curriculum: helping children to become strong citizens and effective leaders in their communities. Belmont Day School has a long history of nurturing community leadership through such activities as student-led community service, interpersonal skills curriculum, faculty development, and serviceoriented class trips. Proceeds from the Acorn Endowment provide consistent funding to support this tradition.
Established in 2017 by a Belmont Day family, this endowment funds diversity programming and initiatives for our students, faculty, and families.
Francine Brosens and Catherine Brosens
Francis ’75 Endowment for Library Technology
Established in 2017 by the Brosens and Francis families and in honor of Belmont Day teachers Francine Brosens (French teacher, 1964–75) and Catherine Brosens Francis ’75 (world language teacher, technology specialist, 2004–18), this endowment provides funds for technology investment in the Erskine Library.
Established in 2003 by a Belmont Day family and expanded in 2016, this endowment provides funds for educating teachers about the complexities of the learning and reading process, engaging outside speakers and consultants, investing in materials for students and faculty, and developing learning support and enrichment initiatives.
Established in 1994, this endowment provides financial assistance for families who would otherwise not be able to attend Belmont Day School.
Established in 1994, this endowment strengthens the school’s financial reserves, providing lasting security for the school and its current programs as well as preparing for future needs.
Established in 1987 and renamed in 1998, this endowment provides grants to faculty and other adults in the community for continuing education, travel, summer curriculum development, research, and other opportunities for enrichment and personal growth.
Established by the parents of the Class of 2005, this endowment supports the needs of the school’s science program, specifically the science laboratory, and ensures the ingenuity and depth of the program.
Lenesa
Established in 2011, this endowment supports the multidimensional ways that our community comes together to explore, develop, and implement innovation, all the while upholding the values at our heart.
Established in 2017 by alumna Zareen Taj Mirza ’69, this endowment provides funds to directly support lower school curriculum and teachers.
Established in 2007 by a Belmont Day family, this endowment supports teachers trained in Orton-Gillingham techniques as they instruct students in their reading classes and in their individual tutoring sessions at school.
Established in 2002 by the Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation, this endowment provides consistent support for the faculty Pioneer Program. These funds also support technology needs in the IMPACT Lab, Palandjian Arts Center, and classrooms.
Established in 2000 by Nancy and David Kaplan in memory of their son Tommy, who would have graduated in the Class of 1981, this endowment provides consistent support for the purchase of library books, periodicals, and curriculum-related materials.
Established in 1988 by an alumna in honor of her music teacher Walter Knight, this endowment supports the salaries of the music faculty and ensures the continued existence of the music program at Belmont Day School.
Established in 2015 by the Zofnass Family—Paul ’59, Joan ’61, and Emily ’63— this endowment funds the school’s environmental sustainability efforts and supports curriculum in the study of environmental science. The yearly exposure to meaningful projects and annual recognition instills lifelong interest and commitment to the environment by our students. The Zofnass Environmental Award will be announced annually to celebrate a program supported by this endowment: 2019–20 Let the Garden Thrive; 2018–19 Initiating Schoolwide Composting Program; 2017–18 Building a Pollinating Garden; 2016–17 Establishing a Beehive Curriculum.
On behalf of the development committee, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to each of you for demonstrating philanthropic support to Belmont Day School’s 2021-22 Annual Fund campaign.
Due to the generosity of parents, grandparents, trustees, faculty, and others, we are excited to report that we surpassed our annual fund goal of $800,000 by raising $1,227,000, with overall board and faculty participation of 100% and current family participation of 96%.
The annual fund is an essential component of the financial health of our school. The annual fund helps bridge the gap between revenues and expenses. It also gives Belmont Day the financial flexibility to offer an enriching learning environment through innovative programming in academics, athletics, after school enrichment classes, and visual and performing arts.
Whether you volunteered your time, shared your talents, or contributed financially to the annual fund last year, you had a far-reaching impact on the school’s continued dedication to providing excellence in education.
Thank you all for supporting Belmont Day School, ensuring its commitment to the whole child, and its core values, which are captured in its mission. Our community is the number one reason for our success!
Warmly,
Carolyn Atinizian P ’27 ’31 Trustee, Co-chair of the Development Committee
Catalina T. Guillermety P ’21 ’25 Trustee, Co-chair of the Development Committee
“Whether you volunteered your time, shared your talents, or contributed financially to the annual fund last year, you had a far-reaching impact on the school’s continued dedication to providing excellence in education.”
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Chiheng Tan and Shanying Zhang
Richard Tan and Tracy Leng
Elliot and Barbara Targum
Darren Tong and Sarah Prince-Tong
Scott and Jessica Turco
Prasad and Priya Vaidya
Balakrishnan and Stuti Venkatachalam
Heather and David Vital
Suresh Vittal and Anna Tranum
Robert and Alicia von Rekowsky
Keith Wang and Katherine Sayn-Wittgenstein
Eric and Sarah Ward
Natasha Warikoo and Ramesh Kumar
Yan Wei and Weihau Jiang
Scott and Grettelle Wentzell
Dianne Wheeler and Amara Cohen
Joseph Wright and Jennifer Stevens
Martin and Meghan Wright
Mark Wu and Yvonne Hao
Paul Wulfsberg and Rana Abdul-Aziz
John Yardemian and Carolyn Atinizian
Efstratios Ydraios and Erietta Liarou
Munirih and Krishna Yeshwant
Hongbin Yin and Xiaoping Xiong
Yumei Zhang and Zhijun Geng
Yun Zhang and Xingang Chen
Bin Zhou and Zheng Zhu
Alumni Anonymous (2)
Richard Baker ’58
Judith Behn ’55
Victoria Bok ’73 and Dewitt Jones
Charles Bridge ’01
Aliki Hasiotis Broderick ’87
Kirk ’87 and Margo Chisholm
Priscilla Cogan ’58 and Duncan Sings-Alone
Brian and Connaught ’79 Colbert
Mark Dalaklis ’86
Angela DeVecchi ’75
James Dix ’74
Abby Donahue ’04
Chris Donahue ’99
Johanna Douglas ’06
John Draper ’06
Robert and Katherine ’63 Eyre
Taffy Fernald ’42
Jill ’84 and John Finnerty
John Fitzgerald ’61 and Margaret St. Clair
Kevin Foley ’72
Mischa Frusztajer ’78 and Edina Torgyekes
Herbert ’67 and Wendy Gowen
Bruce Greer Jr. ’72
Amy Bridge Hausmann ’06
Thomas Haynes ’68
Paul ’69 and Alexandra Herzan
An-Ping and Sarah Hsieh ’71
Nicholas Humez ’60
Andrew Johnson ’01
Matthew and Stephanie ’84 Kadnar
David Kaplan Jr. ’75
John Liller ’73
Louisa Gowen Malatos ’75
Johanna Mendillo ’90
Jennifer Mieth ’71
Miss Zareen Taj Mirza ’69
Elisabeth Moore ’06
Susan Morison ’62
David Needham ’70
Christopher ’83 and Karen Newbold
Ellen O’Donnell ’75
Dr. Barbara Mallinckrodt Osborne ’56†
Francis O’Sullivan and Christina Cosman ’91
Brendon ’94 and Heejean Parry
Brooke Pinkerton ’75
Larissa Rochford ’93
Marcus Sarofim ’86
Jenna Troop ’05
Stacey Watson ’79
David ’63 and Marie Weeks
Eric Woodward ’65 and Hilary Herrick Woodward
Emma Atwood ’12
Emilia Biotti ’21
Noah Brauner ’21
Ripley Bright ’21
Noah Burd ’20
Alexander Colangelo ’21
Cameron Colbert ’21
Gavin Colbert ’14
Hannah Curhan ’18
Max Dadagian ’12
Theo Dadagian ’16
Margo Danahy ’17
Vivian Danahy ’19
Camille DeStefano ’20
Flora DiCara ’12
Emily Duffy Denzer ’12
Kate Finnerty ’17
Owen Finnerty ’20
Tobias Gauld ’21
Miranda Harlow ’20
The 1927 Young Alumni Society was established to recognize and honor young alumni who prioritize Belmont Day by making a gift to the annual fund. Alumni join this society by making gifts each year with the hope of inducting them into our Bell and Laurel Society which recognizes donors who have given consecutively to the annual fund for ten or more years.
Mallory Johnson ’07
Mimi Johnson ’09
Elizabeth Kadnar ’19
Noah Kokinos ’21
Colton Largay ’19
Breah Legrand ’21
Will Levy ’17
Piper Morris ’20
Jabari Norvin ’13
Petros Palandjian ’09
Allie Penta ’08
Anya Pforzheimer ’10
Marielle Randall ’17
Sophie Rothman ’13
Benjamin Rowe ’21
Davin Roy ’20
Ellora Roy ’21
Kenna Schneider ’21
Evan Seymour ’20
Sophie Smyke ’13
Cole Sparks ’20
Gavin Sparks ’18
Georgina Steel ’13
Naomi Stephenson ’18
Laura Teixeira ’17
Michael Timmins ’20
Erika Tinmouth ’21
Julian Tinmouth ’19
Josh Troop ’09
Jacob Walsh ’21
Emma Weiss ’12
Jane Wenzel ’16
Joseph Wenzel ’13
Vincent Wenzel ’09
Ezekiel Yarboi ’17
Anonymous (2)
Todd and Jen Abbott
Rosi and Brian Amador
Richard Baker
Paul Barth and Katherine Knight
Jon Biotti and Leslie Jeng
Cameron and Anne Brandt
Margaret and Thomas Bridge
John and Judy Bright
Deborah Brissenden
Robert and Dianne Brooks
Pierre and Francine Brosens
Niels Burger and Julie Rosenberg
Daniel Burnham and Denise Gilpin
Barbara Carey P ’12
Lizzie and David Casanave
Tani and Hongming Chen
Lawrence and Kathleen Cheng
Danyul Cho and Susan Plant
Michael Cima and Tina Cortesi
Peter and Stacie Clayton
Brian and Connaught ’79 Colbert
Jeffrey Crisan and Jodi Walker
Mel and Tanya Dalaklis
Sean and Julie Dalton
John and Alexandra Danahy
Jim DeStefano and Tamar Sisitsky
Angela DeVecchi ’75
David and Julie D’Agostino
Lawrence S. DiCara
Tom and Ellen Draper
James and Pam Duffy/ Duffy Family
Karen Duperey
Robert and Anne Eccles
Lee and Amy Ellsworth
The 1927 Circle was established to recognize and honor individuals who make provisions in their estate for a gift to the school. Planned gifts can be made through a bequest or by naming Belmont Day as a beneficiary of part or all of a retirement asset. Planned gifts can help a donor make a meaningful contribution without relinquishing current assets and also can help donors avoid income and estate taxes.
If you would like to learn more about joining The 1927 Circle, please contact Director of Development Jessica Halton at jhalton@belmontday.org.
James and Tiger Farr
Jill ’84 and John Finnerty
Marc and Elizabeth Firenze
John Fitzgerald ’61 and Margaret St. Clair
Michael and Anne Foley
Jennifer and John Friborg
Erwin Fruehauf and Charlene Bazarian-Fruehauf
Paul and Sheila Galvani
Jeremy Gauld and Catalina Guillermety
Evelyn Goldfine
Lise Gordon
Thomas and Marie Gosnell
Herbert ’67 and Wendy Gowen
Laura Gowen
Phyllis Grant
Rex Green and Melissa Der
Mrs. Nancy Hannaford Greer
Mark Gregor and Angie Yang Gregor
Sarah Hancock
Thomas Hancock and Catherine Fullerton
Spencer Harlow and Sarah Long Holland
Frank Herron and Sandra Urie
Pearline Hines
Barbara Hirsch and Christophe Herpers
Lana and Richard Holman
Yan Jin and Fan Hu
Milton and Maura Johnson
Scott and Susan Johnson
Dinna Joseph-Louissaint
Matthew and Stephanie ’84 Kadnar
Michael Klug and Melissa Bradford Klug
Bradley and Kristen Lewis
Karen and Timothy Liesching
Eve and John Linn
Betty Lykins
Karen McCormick
John McCluskey and Margaret Ramsey McCluskey
Paul McDonald and Lynda Applegate
Warren and Karen McFarlan
Koreen McQuilton
Dana Miller and Malcolm MacKenzie
Timothy and Deborah Moore
Christopher ’83 and Karen Newbold
George and Melissa Noble
Laki and Kathy Nomicos
William and Margaret Paine
Suzy Palitz
Randine Parry
Mary and Gary Pforzheimer
Anne and Kevin Plante
Margaret Potter and Wilbur Kim
Kathy and Mo Randall
Stefan and Elise Reitshamer
Joe and Janet Rife
Susannah Rowe
Deb Roy and Rupal Patel
Gary Ruvkun and Natasha Staller
William and Susan Samuelson
Gayna Sealy
Jill Seeber / John Huysmans
Bo Shu and Xiaoyan Guo
Joseph Singer
Kathy Jo Solomon and Frederick Stubbs
Jay and Augusta Sparks
Sandy Starr and Raine Figueroa
Sherman Starr
Matthew and Nareeluck Stephenson
Jesse and Allison Stollak
Charles Styron and Nancy Frumer Styron
Ted and Yuri Sung
Andrea Sussman and Andrew Troop
Amy and Matthew Timmins
Philippe Tinmouth and Brit Dewey
Thomas and Susan Turpin
Friedrich and Antonia von Gottberg
Margaret and Jim Wade
Kate and Dennis Walsh
Kevin and Laura Wenzel
Mark Wu and Yvonne Hao
Anonymous (3)
Dr. Susan L. Anderson
Stanley and Barbara Ashman
Donna and Robert Babchuck
Pat Barger
Sue Bastian
George and Virginia Bibler
Abe and Joan Brauner
Gail M. Briere
Pierre and Francine Brosens
Jean and Granville Carver
Ming C. Chiou, M.D. and Helena M. Chiou
Janis and Steven Colangelo
Edwin and Mildred Colberg
Linda and Mary Corso
Cheryl Curtin and Stanley Cruwys
Anthony and Maria Cutie
Larry and Sally Dick
Mikki Donovan
Robert Fine and Margaret Rowe
Margaret and Jon Fullerton
Paul and Sheila Galvani
Norton and Barbara Garber
Robert and Barbara Gault
Monique Goldstyn
Thomas and Marie Gosnell
Herbert ’67 and Wendy Gowen
Laura Gowen
John Graham and Kerry Munro
Sam and Gerry Gray
Donald and Ellen Greiner
Marc-Andre Hamelin and Catherine Fuller
Mrs. True D. Hampton
Carolyn Harder
Birte Jackson
Diana Jalelian
Richard and Leslie Jarbeau
Christine and Robert Joseph
Sandra Kully
Mary Ellen Ladd
Philip L. Ladd
Mark and Deb Lawver
Alan and Sissel Lund-Katz
Charles Maier and Anne Sa’adah
Robert and Kathleen McCoy
Stuart McCoy and Charleen Hamilton
Philip and Kathy Millstein
Barbara and Jaime Miranda
Carol and John Moriarty
David and Marie Moy
Noboru and Hiroko Murakami
Charlotte North
David and Jane Otte
Randine Parry
Gerald Peterson and Cynthia Wyeth Peterson
Mary and Gary Pforzheimer
Piroska and Sam Planck
Donna and Ronald Ricci
Gerard Riedel
Judith Rushmore and Dave Koval
Sharon Schainker
Gale and Richard Scharer
Jon and Nancy Schneider
Irwin Schwartz
Sherman Starr
David and Maxine Stevens
Gwendolyn Suesse
Steven and Carol Targum
Ann B. Thomas
Mary Ellen Tiffany
Jack and Mary Turco
Karel Wahrsager
Sally Ann Wood
Gary and Marlys Wulfsberg
Faculty and Staff
Anonymous (3)
Anne Armstrong
Charles Baird
Sarah Barrow
Kyle and Lindsay Beatty
Ellen Cooperstein Brandt
Ellen Brennan Adam Brewer
Deborah Brissenden
Nicole Buck
Kate Burns
Nicole Campailla-Miller
Barbara Carey P ’12
Leal Carter
Ms. Adele Clements
Fred Colson and Suzanne Turcotte
Tyler Cotner
Zachary d’Arbeloff
Catherine and Allen David
Susan Dempsey and Andy Gouse
Angela DeVecchi ’75
Jonathan Drummey
Michael Faretra
Nancy Fell
Pati Fernández
Jennifer and John Friborg
Sharon Gillespy
Liz Gray and Bill Wilmot
Minna Ham and Justin Zeller
Sally E. Harriss
Melissa Hartvigsen
Lana and Richard Holman
Carlos Hoyt
Vlad Hucko
Jen James
Julia Juster
Elinor Klein
Elisabeth Klock
Bodhan Kupka
Brendan and Saré Largay
Liz LaRocque
Tara and Robert Lightbody
Lauren McDermott
Dale McGhee
Koreen McQuilton
Lino Medeiros
Kaleen Moriarty
Emma Nairn
Abbey J. Nyland
Katie O’Brien
Elizabeth Parfit
Chris Parsons
Nathalie Pellenq
Sarah Pikcilingis
Betty Chu Pryor
Ana Maria Restrepo
Eric Ridore
Kurt Robinson
Larissa Rochford ’93
Bea Rooney
Dolly Ryan
Anderson and Gisely Santos
Matthew Segil
Nicole Siverls
Vaniecia Skinner
Erik Smith
Heather and Bill Smith
Kathy Jo Solomon and Frederick Stubbs
Dean Spencer
Amy Sprung
Frank Toppa
Sandra Trentowsky
Leigh Twarog
Alex Tzelnic
Jim Walker
Michelle Weisman
Heather Woodcock
Friends and Former Faculty
Anonymous (3)
Graham and Elizabeth Allison
John I. Barnes
Pierre and Francine Brosens
Diane Chait
Seth Chaves
Linda and Mary Corso
Allen and Catherine David
Colette Day
Trudy Eyges
Robert and Katherine Eyre
James and Tiger Farr
Joanne Guacci
Alice Henry
Jacqueline Guacci Langelotti
Lenesa Leana
Sarah and Randy Levine
Barbara and Joseph Lombardo
Mary Merrill
Patricia Moriarty
Nina Prudden
Kathy and Mo Randall
Stephen and Annette Raphel
Gayna Sealy
Anna Tranum
Rose Wheeler
Catherine Wheeler
Robert Wheeler
Anonymous (4)
AmazonSmile Foundation
Bain Capital
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
DMM Global Foundation Inc.
Frontier Capital Management, Co., LLC
Google Grainger
John Hancock Financial
Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge Trust, LLC
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
National Philanthropic Trust
Radon Test Services
Takeda
The 72 Fund
The Blackbaud Giving Fund
The Outreach Foundation
The New York Community Trust
Tufts Health Plan Foundation
UBS
Wahrsager Foundation
Anonymous (6)
Todd and Jen Abbott
Kevin Amaratunga and Alexandra Houck
Dr. Susan L. Anderson
Drew and Kelly Baker
Jonathan and Karla Bays
George and Virginia Bibler
Lyle Bibler and Angela Robinson
Jeffrey and Jennifer Blecher
Ellen Brennan
Laura and Victoria Brenneman
John and Judy Bright
Deborah Brissenden
Aliki Hasiotis Broderick ’87
Robert and Dianne Brooks
Niels Burger and Julie Rosenberg
Jean and Granville Carver
Fay Chang and Isaac Chuang
Ming C. Chiou, M.D. and Helena M. Chiou
Janis and Steven Colangelo
Gavin Colbert ’14
Fred Colson and Suzanne Turcotte
John and Pamela Cuming
Allen and Catherine David
Eric Dawson and Angel Williams
James and Pam Duffy/ Duffy Family
David Dunbar and Willow Piersol
Robert and Anne Eccles
Lee and Amy Ellsworth
Nancy Fell
Robert Fine and Margaret Rowe
Kevin Foley ’72
Thomas Franklin and Elise Bayard Franklin
Friend
Mischa Frusztajer ’78 and Edina Torgyekes
Jean-Francois Goldstyn and Angela Saltonstall
Lise Gordon
Thomas and Marie Gosnell
Liz Gray and Bill Wilmot
Sam and Gerry Gray
Rex Green and Melissa Der
Bruce Greer Jr. ’72
Eric Griffith and Sasha Ebrahimi
Jordan Hampton and Paul Sullivan
Lauren Harder
Spencer Harlow and Patty Miranda Harlow
Jonathan Holland and Sarah Long Holland
Vlad Hucko
Isabella and Roodly Jean
Michael Kaplan and Kristin Robbins
Katherine Keegan
Daniel Kiecza and Sirri Spiesel
Elisabeth Klock
Michael Klug and Melissa Bradford Klug
G. Steven and Deborah Kokinos
David Kurtz and Kristen Pappas Kurtz
Mary Ellen Ladd
Brendan and Saré Largay
Liz LaRocque
Tara and Robert Lightbody
Dana Miller and Malcolm MacKenzie
Alex Min and Sang-Jeong Lee-Min
Barbara and Jaime Miranda
Charlotte North David and Jane Otte
Sharra and Karen Owens-Schwartz
Tyl and Jay Pattisall
Celeste Peterson and Johan Paulsson
Gerald Peterson and Cynthia Wyeth Peterson
Shannon Planck and Laura Wood
Anne and Kevin Plante
Kathy and Mo Randall
Stefan and Elise Reitshamer
Susannah Rowe
Deb Roy and Rupal Patel
Toni Ann Squillante
Ted and Crissy Straub
Gwendolyn Suesse
Matthew and Victoria Sutton
Richard Tan and Tracy Leng
Keith Wang and Katherine Sayn-Wittgenstein
David ’63 and Marie Weeks
Dianne Wheeler and Amara Cohen
Heather Woodcock
Eric Woodward ’65 and Hilary Herrick Woodward
Yun Zhang and Xingang Chen
Angela DeVecchi ’75
Lawrence S. DiCara
Abby Donahue ’04
Chris Donahue ’99
Johanna Douglas ’06
Tom and Ellen Draper
Robert and Katherine Eyre
James and Tiger Farr
Jill ’84 and John Finnerty
Marc and Elizabeth Firenze
John Fitzgerald ’61 and Margaret St. Clair
Fritz and Leah Foley
Michael and Anne Foley
Jennifer and John Friborg
Erwin Fruehauf and Charlene Bazarian-Fruehauf
Paul and Sheila Galvani
Jeremy Gauld and Catalina Guillermety
Evelyn Goldfine
Lise Gordon
Laura Gowen
Phyllis Grant
Mrs. Nancy Hannaford Greer
Anonymous (4)
Graham and Elizabeth Allison
Anne Armstrong
Sarah Barrow
Paul Barth and Katherine Knight
Jon Biotti and Leslie Jeng
Alexis Borisy and Lia Meisinger
Cameron and Anne Brandt
Charles Bridge ’01
Margaret and Thomas Bridge
Pierre and Francine Brosens
Daniel Burnham and Denise Gilpin
Daniel and Mamie Cantor
Barbara Carey P ’12
Seth Chaves
Tani and Hongming Chen
Kirk ’87 and Margo Chisholm
Danyul Cho and Susan Plant
Michael Cima and Tina Cortesi
Peter and Stacie Clayton
Priscilla Cogan ’58 and Duncan Sings-Alone
Adam and Jeana Colangelo
Brian and Connaught ’79 Colbert
Linda and Mary Corso
Audra Dainora
Mark Dalakis ’86
Sean and Julie Dalton
John and Alexandra Danahy
Susan Dempsey and Andy Gouse
Jim DeStefano and Tamar Sisitsky
Miss Zareen Taj Mirza ’69
Timothy and Deborah Moore
Patricia Moriarty
Zach and Kim Morris
Christopher ’83 and Karen Newbold
George and Melissa Noble
Laki and Kathy Nomicos
Ellen O’Donnell ’75
William and Margaret Paine
Suzy Palitz
Nathalie Pellenq
Margaret Potter and Wilbur Kim
Betty Chu Pryor
Joe and Janet Rife
Larissa Rochford ’93
Bea Rooney
Dolly Ryan
Aaron and Maribel Sandoski
Anderson and Gisely Santos
Gayna Sealy
Jill Seeber / John Huysmans
Joseph Singer
Heather and Bill Smith
Mark Gregor and Angie Yang Gregor
Eric Griffith and Sasha Ebrahimi
Sarah Hancock
Thomas Hancock and Catherine Fullerton
Amy Bridge Hausmann ’06
Thomas Haynes ’68
Alice Henry
Frank Herron and Sandra Urie
Paul ’69 and Alexandra Herzan
Lana and Richard Holman
Nicholas Humez ’60
Diana Jalelian
Yan Jin and Fan Hu
Scott and Susan Johnson
Matthew and Stephanie ’84 Kadnar
Lenesa Leana
Sarah and Randy Levine
Bradley and Kristen Lewis
Karen and Timothy Liesching
John Liller ’73
Barbara and Joseph Lombardo
Betty Lykins
Thomas Mattox and Jacqueline Spencer
John McCluskey and Margaret Ramsey McCluskey
Karen McCormick
Paul McDonald and Lynda Applegate
Koreen McQuilton
Lino Medeiros
Johanna Mendillo ’90
Mary Merrill
Jennifer Mieth ’71
Kathy Jo Solomon and Frederick Stubbs
Jay and Augusta Sparks
Dean Spencer
Amy Sprung
Sandy Starr and Raine Figueroa
Matthew and Nareeluck Stephenson
Charles Styron and Nancy Frumer Styron
Andrea Sussman and Andrew Troop
Elliot and Barbara Targum
Philippe Tinmouth and Brit Dewey
Jenna Troop ’05
Thomas and Susan Turpin
Leigh Twarog
Friedrich and Antonia von Gottberg
Margaret and Jim Wade
Wahrsager Foundation, Karel Wahrsager, Eve and John Linn
Stacey Watson ’79
Emma Weiss ’12
Mark Wu and Yvonne Hao
Administration
Brendan Largay, Head of School
Betty Chu Pryor, Lower School Head
Liz Gray, Middle School Head
Barbara Carey, Receptionist
Jen James, Assistant to the Head of School and Registrar
Alumni and Development
Kyle Beatty, Assistant Director of Development
Tania Chamlian, Events and Community Outreach Coordinator
Pati Fernández, Director of Development (former)
Jessica Halton, Director of Development
Michelle Weisman, Development Associate
Business Office
Fred Colson, Chief Financial Officer
Sarah Barrow, Business Manager
Dale McGhee, Business Associate
Photography
Joe Murphy P ‘15
Jim Walker, Associate Director of Communications and Marketing
Artwork
“Old and New” by Sahana Miduturu ’23 (cover and page 1)
“Nevertheless She Persisted” By Perin Fine ’23 (Page 10)
“Kaleidoscope” by Nina Cohen-Perlmutter ’23 (page 13)
“The Becoming” by Alexandra Kadnar ’23 (page 14)
“Portrait” by Lydia Scharer ’23 (Page 15)
“125” by Perin Fine ’23 (page 15)
Listings in this report reflect gifts made to Belmont Day School during the fiscal year July 1, 2021, through June 30, 2022. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. Please accept our apologies if an error or omission has occurred, and kindly notify Michelle Weisman in the development office at 617-932-3934 or mweisman@belmontday.org.
