Perspectives, Fall 2025

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Our Mission

Through excellence in education, Charlotte Country Day School develops the potential of each student by fostering intellectual curiosity, principled character, ethical leadership, and a responsibility to serve.

Affirmation of Community

Charlotte Country Day School is committed to living as an authentic, inclusive community. Our pursuit of this commitment to community recognizes and affirms the richness brought by difference and discovered through commonality.

For more information about our Mission, Key Values, and Affirmation of Community, please visit charlottecountryday.org/mission

Perspectives

EDITOR

Lee-Anne Black

CONTRIBUTORS

Spencer Clair ’09

Shannon Drosky

Alexis Hall

Beth Lawing

Natalie Pruett

Stacy Utley

PHOTOGRAPHY

Stephane Allagnon

Lee-Anne Black

Spencer Clair ’09

Shannon Drosky

Alexis Hall

Lisa Hernick

Beth Lawing

The Professional Photography Group

Will Trent

Olly Yung

DESIGN

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On the Cover

Jerome Lowery, James Lowe, and Alston Logan were among the 138 graduates of the Class of 2025.

School Leadership

2025–26 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OFFICERS:

Stanton D. McCullough, Chair

Dr. Lauren I. Browne, Vice Chair

Shanon Jones, Vice Chair

William H. Zimmern ’95, Vice Chair

Ronald E. Eliasek Jr., Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS:

Howard C. Bissell*

Luther J. Blythe Jr. ’96

Samuel B. Bowles ’93

Benjamin N. Braun

Brian F. Chambers

Pontea F. Dixon

Ann (Willey) Douglas

Samuel E. Farnham Sr.

Kristin Sturges Hair ’95

Samuel B. Hood ’96

Dr. Tiffani M. Jones

Luis M. Lluberas

Su Ping Lu

Michael B. Maguire

Kelly Walton Miller ’90

Sally Cannon Saussy ’67*

B. Wilson Sullivan Jr.

Ali M. Summerville

John Scott Trotter ’95

*Life trustee

2025-26

LEADERSHIP TEAM

Dr. Tara Christie Kinsey, Head of School

Katharine Atkins, Director of Advancement

Shannon Drosky, Director of Marketing and Communications

Nancy Ehringhaus, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid

David Mancos, Chief Financial Officer

Nidhi McVicar, Head of Upper School

Bill Mulcahy, Head of Lower School

Melanie Rubin, Executive Assistant to the Head of School

Warren Sepkowitz, Interim Assistant Head of School and Head of Middle School

Masanori Toguchi, Director of Athletics

Brian Wise, Director of Diversity Planning

Message from the Head of School

IIN THESE FIRST MONTHS as Head of School, I have been repeatedly moved by the joy, pride, and deep commitment to the Mission at Country Day. This community has welcomed me with warmth and generosity, making it natural to feel at home while learning all that makes this school so special.

The best schools are built on a foundation of healthy human relationships, ones that make us feel seen and valued, that we matter, that we are loved, and that we belong. And great schools grow from the hearts of great teachers. No school is better than its teachers and staff. My belief is that anyone who works at a school can be an impactful educator, regardless of title. Like many of you, I also believe that when educators feel seen, supported, and inspired, they create the conditions where every student can thrive.

To that end, the entire community is invited to join me in a schoolwide conversation on what it means to matter and how prioritizing teacher well-being is reshaping how we think about success in our schools. Jennifer Wallace, bestselling author of Never Enough: When Achievement Culture Becomes Toxic—and What We Can Do About It, will be visiting Country Day on November 4 to lead what I believe is the most important conversation for schools today: everyone—from faculty and staff, to parents and caregivers, to students themselves—knowing that who they are and what they do truly matters.

This issue of Perspectives features a few stories that exemplify how a culture of mattering is already present at Country Day. For example, Upper School visual arts teacher Stacy Utley shares a heartfelt message to the Class of 2025 that offers lessons for all of us on how to see and be seen. In another example, the Girls’ Varsity Track and Field team took home its third straight state title in a manner that was as much about selflessness and commitment to others as it was about athleticism.

Middle School science teacher Beth Lawing writes about her seventhgrade engineering unit as one that “is a story of both engaged learning and community,” in recounting the many ways others stepped in and up to support her. It is also a story of teachers who, when encouraged and nurtured, become inspired to challenge themselves and others, and to see new possibilities for the students to learn and grow.

This issue also celebrates the achievements of the past school year and honors those who, through their generosity, ensure that we uphold our Mission, Key Values, and Affirmation of Community. To that end, I am forever grateful to Chief Financial Officer David Mancos for stepping in for a second time as our Interim Head of School to guide Country Day. The story about the legacy of Dowd Field perfectly encapsulates how Country Day tradition, excellence, and community converge to make this a school I am proud and humbled to join.

Thank you to everyone who contributes to making Country Day a school that changes young lives for the better. I look forward to the year ahead and connecting with you!

In partnership, Dr. Tara Christie Kinsey Head of

School

To kick off her summer listening sessions in July, Dr. Kinsey connected with members of the school security team, including Security Officer Rodney Hasan, Director of Risk Management and Security David Robinson, Security Manager Ericka Ojaniit, and Security Officer Lamont Clayton.

“This class reflects a generation of students who are thoughtful and intentional, and exploring a wide array of majors and paths—from engineering to fashion design, and from the arts to military service. We are incredibly proud of the Class of 2025 and all they have accomplished. Their hard work, curiosity, and character will undoubtedly lead them to continued success in college and beyond.”

Catherine Odum, Director of College Counseling

138 SENIORS submitted 1,130 APPLICATIONS to 217 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, an average of 8 PER STUDENT.

CLASS HIGHLIGHTS

• 39% of students applied Early Decision; 61% of those were accepted.

• 88% submitted Early Action applications; 50% applied Regular Decision.

• 72% of students will attend colleges outside North Carolina.

• The class showed increased admissions to UNC–Chapel Hill and other large southern public universities.

• Students were admitted to 6 of the 8 Ivy League schools.

• A growing number explored unique paths, including HBCUs, women’s colleges, and programs in fashion design, aeronautical studies, and the military.

ACADEMIC DISTINCTIONS

Our seniors were recognized for their academic excellence through prestigious scholarships and honors:

• Jefferson Scholar and Echols Scholar at the University of Virginia

• Two National Merit finalists; five National Merit Commended students

• Acceptance into honors programs at top universities, including UNC–Chapel Hill, UVA, Clemson, NC State, Michigan State, and more

• Over $12.7 million in scholarship offers for academics, athletics, leadership, and special talents

2025

COLLEGE MATRICULATION AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Students’ thoughtful, focused approach to the college search process led to acceptances at 177 unique institutions across 23 states and France, and they will enroll at 69 different colleges and universities this fall.

ATHLETIC AND ARTS COMMITMENTS

• 18 seniors will continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level across a variety of sports and divisions, including:

• Ivy League: Yale (soccer), Dartmouth (track), Princeton (track), Brown (swimming)

• DI Programs: Cal Berkeley (swimming), Oklahoma State (equestrian), Florida Atlantic (volleyball), and more.

• 2 seniors have been accepted to highly selective musical theatre programs at Syracuse University and the Manhattan School of Music.

PIVOT WITH PURPOSE

A Speech by Mr. Stacy Utley

Chosen by the students, Upper School visual arts teacher and Country Day parent Stacy Utley delivered a powerful and heartfelt speech at Senior Night, which was received with a standing ovation. Below are excerpts:

GGOOD EVENING, EVERYONE, and especially a good evening to the Class of 2025. Thank you for the privilege of allowing me to stand before you this evening and thank you for voting me for this moment. It means more than you probably know.

I’ve had the privilege of knowing many of you since you were in the fifth grade…And here’s something you might not know: when I first met you, I was pivoting in my career.

I had just stepped into independent school education, unsure of where it would lead or what kind of teacher I would become. But then I met you. You gave me a reason to root myself in this work, to keep showing up, and to grow right alongside you—even as our class evolved, with some students leaving and others joining, or returning over the years.

In many ways, your journey shaped mine, just as much as I hope I’ve had a

part in shaping yours.

So this evening, I want to talk about the Power of Pivoting—because it’s something all of us will do. A life skill that we will exercise over and over again. Right now, you’re preparing to step into a brand-new chapter. Some of you are headed to your first-choice college. Others are pursuing different paths that are equally exciting and full of potential. No matter what your plan looks like right now, know this: it’s okay if it changes.

To pivot means to shift direction, without losing your center. It’s what athletes do when the play changes. As an artist, it’s what we do when the first sketch doesn’t feel quite right. And it’s what we all do when life throws us a

curveball—and yes, life will throw you curveballs.

You’ll change majors. You’ll switch jobs. You’ll have relationships that redefine themselves. You’ll make plans...and then remake them. And that’s not failure. That’s wisdom in motion.

Pivoting takes courage, yes. But it also takes clarity— to know what matters enough to stay grounded while the world around you shifts. And I’ve watched each of you on so many occasions develop that clarity, piece by piece, year by year.

I’ve seen it when you changed your mind about what you wanted to study or found a new passion you didn’t expect. I’ve seen it when you struggled through something, only to come out stronger. And I’ve seen it in how you’ve supported one another, knowing that sometimes the best thing you can do is show up for someone else’s pivot.

So, if there’s one message I hope you carry with you beyond this day, it’s this: Don’t be afraid to pivot. Don’t be afraid to let go of one version of the future to reach for another that fits and serves you better. You are not locked into any one path. You are allowed to change, to adapt, to reinvent.

Because no matter where life takes you next, the person who walked through these school doors of Country

DON’T

BE AFRAID TO LET GO OF ONE VERSION OF THE FUTURE TO REACH FOR ANOTHER THAT FITS AND

SERVES YOU BETTER.

Day—the person you were, the person you’ve become, and the person you’re still discovering—that person is always with you.

Stay rooted in who you are. Stay curious. Stay open.

And when the moment comes pivot with purpose.

I want to thank you for allowing me to speak to you now as your former teacher. But I would like to ask if you will indulge me for just a moment longer, and allow me to speak to you as a dad…

On Friday, we will gather again. To celebrate you one last time. And once it is all said and done, your name has been called…You will be outside celebrating, hugging one another, taking pictures, and talking about what plans await.

You may look over for a moment and see your mom, dad, or the person who has had the responsibility of raising you, who will be staring at you.

There may be an expression of joy on their face, there may be sadness, there may be hope and optimism, or there may be no expression at all. They may be just looking at you. Don’t do the typical “teenage” thing to do and ask, “What is wrong?” I can assure you that there won’t be anything wrong at that moment.

For in that moment, we will be replaying in our minds the last 17, 18, or 19 years of your life. Every challenge or obstacle that you have overcome, every step, literally and figuratively, that we have had the privilege of being a part of.

In that moment, we will be replaying our role in your life as a parent. You see, there is no book on how to raise you. We do it with what we know and our own life experiences. We do it with the choices that we are afforded. We do the best we can. We raise you out of our love, our hopes and dreams, our fears, and the lessons that we had to learn from mistakes that we pray you don’t know about or don’t judge us about as you become adults.

Despite the expression you see, in that moment, there will be immense joy and a bit of heartbreak. Not in a bad way, but that heartbreak that comes with being a parent and watching your children grow up.

Know that in that moment and the moments moving forward, no matter what we have all gone through…that YOU have been the greatest joy of our life. Know that in that moment and moments moving forward that we love you and we are proud of you. Not because of the school you have gotten into and not because you are a Country Day graduate or Country Day Ready… but simply because you are you. That has always been more than enough.

Congratulations, Class of 2025. I’m endlessly proud of you and thank you for allowing me to speak to you this evening.

HANDS-ON LEARNING

Takes Shape in Lower School Design Lab

HHOW CREATIVE CAN second graders be when tasked with a group assignment to build a tower using only 10 pieces of standard paper, scissors, and tape? It turns out, very, as is often the case in the Lower School’s Design Lab.

Academic Technologist Courtney Chambers and Educational Technologist Tim Moxley create Design Lab learning experiences that allow students to develop skills in engineering, coding, robotics, and multi-media design. Mini projects allow for the application of new learning and set design challenges that empower students to creatively communicate and solve problems with empathy.

For the tower-building challenge, Mr. Moxley got the students started with a short video explaining the basic physics behind famous world towers. He then gave the students five minutes to brainstorm and five minutes to plan a design, a time when their energy and creativity was fully (and loudly) on display! They had about 20 minutes to build their tower and finished with a reflection of what they learned. There was quite a bit of competitive spirit to see who could build the tallest tower as the students brainstormed, problem-solved, collaborated, dealt with setbacks, and shared in triumphs.

It was a tangible reminder that authentic learning often comes from hands-on experiences that spark curiosity, foster teamwork, and build resilience.

Taste of Cultures Brings Global Flavors and Stories to Life

TTHIS PAST YEAR, Director of International Studies Stephane Allagnon, along with support from the International Parents Group, launched Taste of Cultures at our Farm to help students develop their language skills and gain a deeper appreciation for global traditions.

“Taste of Cultures gives our students the chance to go beyond the classroom and experience language and culture in dynamic, real-world ways and creates powerful connections to the global community,” says Mr. Allagnon. “Including parents who are natives of the featured cultures strengthens the bond within our community while bringing global stories to life right here at Country Day.”

Over the past year, students took Taste of Cultures culinary journeys to these countries:

• Chile provided AP and IB Spanish students with a full Spanish immersion experience. Country Day parent Fabiola Bobo and Santiago native Chef Andres Prussing guided students through the preparation of three authentic Chilean dishes, enhancing their cultural understanding while refining their Spanish language skills.

• China focused on storytelling and culinary arts as Chinese 3, 4, and 5 students listened to Country Day parents Daoxin Lu and Hebe Xu recount their experiences of coming to the U.S.—all in Mandarin. Then, Chef George, owner of China Shuttle in Charlotte, led a hands-on cooking session featuring two traditional Chinese dishes.

• Colombia brought a vibrant blend of cultural heritage to Spanish 5 students. Country Day parent Kelly Nguyen who is Colombian, and her husband who is Vietnamese—shared how their family celebrates both cultures. Chef Gilberto Perez introduced students to two staple Colombian dishes— empanadas and arepas—through a hands-on cooking session that blended tradition with delicious flavor.

• France gave AP and IB students a linguistic immersion. Conducted entirely in French, it began with Country Day parent Murielle Hage sharing her personal journey from Lebanon and France to the U.S. French native and executive chef Laurent Pillard told how some of France’s most famous dishes were created and introduced students to French cooking techniques.

• Latin featured food from ancient Latin culture. Students made homemade pasta while discussing Latin traditions.

Food took center stage during the school’s Lunar New Year celebration as our International Parents Board, along with other volunteers, prepared and served over 1,000 handmade dumplings to Middle and Upper School students and faculty, offering a delicious taste of tradition.

VICTORY

BY

INCHES, CHAMPIONS BY HEART

IIN LATE MAY, the Varsity Girls’ Track & Field team wrote an unforgettable story of perseverance, selflessness, determination, and grit. The result? Winning their third straight North Carolina Association of Independent Schools (NCISAA) State Championship title by the narrowest of margins— just .5 points ahead of rival Providence Day.

So much contributed to this slimmest victory for the girls. Every effort mattered—from athletes who outperformed their seeds and those who leaned just a little harder at the finish line; to those timing, cheering, and coaching from the sidelines; and Bridget Siesel’s crucial 0.5-point margin in the pole vault.

But one crucial moment stands out and exemplifies the meaning of teamwork. After an injury, London CromartiePatterson decided to walk her 100m finals rather than withdraw from the race. It was an incredibly selfless act, one she did purely for the team. For such a gifted athlete, it’s tough to have that time recorded, but she understood the bigger picture—and it ended up making all the difference.

Additionally, on their way to a first-place finish, the Girls’ 4x800 team—Harless Lane, Harper Schwartz, Lily Giardi, Lindsey Kerrins—set a meet record of 9:21.52. Jada Erwin, also a first-place finisher, set a school record of 56.53 in the 400M. Congratulations also to Maya Pal, who finished first in the state in Girls’ High Jump.

“There is a lot about our content and curriculum that will ultimately be forgotten (an unfortunate truth!), but the bonds that we form with students and families are enduring.”

–Written

McVicar

to parents.

I THINK OF SOMEONE WHO IS KIND AND UNDERSTANDING, WHO WILL ALWAYS BE THERE FOR YOU, AND SOMEONE WHO WILL ALWAYS HELP YOU THROUGH HARD TIMES.

–Comment

the question “What do you think

when you think of a Middle School teacher?” Go Abigail with the fire extinguisher.

“THIS JUST BRINGS A TEAR. IT IS JUST TRULY SO SPECIAL TO ALL THE KIDS INVOLVED!”

–Comment

Overheard

“An absolute honor and a privilege to coach alongside one of the best. A great coach and a better man.”

by Head of Upper School Nidhi

in her weekly email

by Erica Manousos on a post featuring Special Olympics video highlights.

–Comment by Lower School PE teacher and Baseball Program Head Logan Smith on a post about Upper School art teacher Mike Hennessey stepping down from his role as Coach and Program Head for Baseball.

by a Middle School student answering

of

–Comment by Holly Liakakos on a post about Middle School science teacher Simon Keilty teaching his advisory life skills such as CPR and how to put out a fire.

GREAT HONOR— FROM THE HEART OF THE SCHOOL, THE STUDENTS!

“Tara brings both heart and vision to her work—and Charlotte Country Day is lucky to have landed such a thoughtful, experienced, and inspiring leader.”

–Comment

by

Jim Best, co-founder of the Leader Network, on a video post featuring Head of School Dr. Tara Christie Kinsey

“Thank you to everyone who believes in the power of education — and in the magic that happens when we meet students with passion and purpose.”

–Comment by Upper School Theatre Director Jenny Goodfellow on a post about her Cato Excellence in Teaching Award from the Arts and Science Council.

“The greatest expression of love is putting the needs of others before oneself, and few, if any people I have worked with in my career, are as selfless as this year’s recipient.”

Throughout my six years here at Charlotte Country Day School, my teachers have taught me four things I will never forget: to be respectful, to be kind, to be brave, and to work hard.

–Tristan Washington, a featured speaker at the Fourth-Grade

–Head of Lower School Bill Mulcahy in a speech honoring first-grade teacher Michelle Mulligan as the recipient of the Florence Radcliffe Clauss Chapman Faculty Appreciation Award.

Moving Up Ceremony.

–Comment by retired Upper School College Counseling Director Ann Murphy on a post announcing that Postscript yearbook was dedicated to Interim Head of School and CFO David Mancos

Stanton McCullough, Chair of the Board of Trustees

A Message from

As I begin my term as Chair of the Board of Trustees, I am excited to build on Charlotte Country Day School’s 84-year history as a leader in education. As the parent of three children (one in each of our divisions!), and the husband of a proud alumna, I have witnessed first-hand the devotion of our incredible faculty and staff and the caring commitment of this community.

As a Board of Trustees member since 2019, I have had the privilege of collaborating with school leaders whose wisdom, dedication, and vision help to create a solid and sustaining learning environment for our children.

Last year, I served as Chair of the Board’s Transition Committee, which was tasked with laying the foundation for the arrival of our new Head of School, Dr. Tara Christie Kinsey. My excitement for and confidence in Dr. Kinsey’s leadership has only grown as a result of our working together during the transition. Visionary leaders have made Country Day the leading school in this region for decades. We rest on a durable foundation of excellence, one that will only grow stronger in the years ahead as Dr. Kinsey leads us to new heights.

Tangible evidence of our school’s continuing strength and leadership rests in the numbers, which you can read about on the following pages. For instance, our Admissions Office continues to process record applications; the task made even more difficult by a very good problem to have—a 97 percent reenrollment rate. Country Day’s legacy of philanthropy also remains incredibly robust. Thanks to the generosity of 1,859 community members, the Country Day Fund set a new record this year raising $2,814,590. I am deeply grateful to

everyone who makes our school a philanthropic priority.

As we head into a new era of greatness for our school, I want to especially acknowledge my predecessor Bill Zimmern ’95, along with last year’s Interim Head of School and our

Visionary leaders have made Country Day the leading school in this region for decades. We rest on a durable foundation of excellence, one that will only grow stronger in the years ahead as Dr. Kinsey leads us to new heights.

long-serving CFO David Mancos, for their tremendous leadership and hard work over the past several years. They shepherded the school admirably through some challenging times and have positioned us for great things in the years to come. We all owe them a debt of gratitude. Also, I extend my sincere thanks to those individuals who rolled off the Board of Trustees at the end of the 2025 school year: Kandi Deitemeyer, Glenn Sherrill ’98, Andrew Tate, Lisa Toppin, and Jenny Ward. And I look forward to the support and insight of these incoming Trustees: Ben Braun, Kristin Sturges Hair ’95, John Scott Trotter ’95, and Wilson Sullivan.

These are exciting and transformative times for Country Day and for education more broadly. On behalf of the Board, please know that we are honored to

serve as stewards of this remarkable institution and guardians of its Mission, and we take seriously our role in helping to guide the school’s vision and strategy. With wise leadership from our Head of School, the dedication of our faculty and staff, and the unwavering support of our families, I am optimistic about what we will accomplish together in the years ahead to ensure that Country Day continues to advance its mission of developing the potential of each student by fostering intellectual curiosity, principled character, ethical leadership, and a responsibility to serve.

Sincerely,

Stanton McCullough Chair, Board of Trustees

Financial Report*

functions including

2024-25 COUNTRY DAY FUND

Participation by Constituency

We are fortunate to have widespread support for the school’s top giving priority, the Country Day Fund.

2024-25 SUMMARY OF GIVING

Tuition, which covers 78% of our annual budget, plays the largest role in our ability to serve our mission. Philanthropic support plays a critical role in augmenting tuition revenue to help fund exceptional opportunities for Country Day students.

Admissions Report

Message from Nancy Ehringhaus, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid

TThe 2024–25 school year was a wonderful one for Country Day. The very busy admissions season included over 700 applications, and we enrolled close to 200 promising new students. As we connect more deeply to these families once they are enrolled, I ask what brought them to Country Day? The reasons are many and vary from family to family; however, at the top of most every family’s list is our strong academic program. Parents want their child challenged through their years at Country Day and to be taught by experts in their field. They see Country Day as a premier institution with a mission that embraces academic excellence, leadership, and service, and provides a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Prospective families primarily learn about us thanks to word of mouth and our strong reputation in the community, and they can dig deeper on our comprehensive website to learn how we prepare students for life. Our admissions team then shares more with families about daily life at Country Day and the impact our amazing faculty and programs have on each child. Visiting the campus for a tour brings their school research to life. Families learn quickly that Country Day is a vibrant and engaged community!

The statistics on this page are strong, and we remain in an enviable position among independent schools with high reenrollment, strong new student numbers, and the work we are doing to be a more inclusive environment. Our faculty feel supported with our Tuition Remission Policy, and the financial support for our student body is clear.

As we celebrate the success of the 2024–25 academic year, I look forward to many good months ahead with our new Head of School and the promise of all our new students and families!

97%

Five-Year Reenrollment Average

192 New Students

246

22%

Students Have Parents Whose Cultural Heritage Represents 66 Different Countries of Origin of Our Enrollment Comprises Students of Color

We define students of color in accordance with the National Association of Independent Schools categories and definitions: African-American, Latino/Hispanic American, Asian American, Native American, Middle Eastern American, and multiracial American.

356

Students Received $8.7 Million in Financial Assistance

This figure includes families who are in an emergency situation and need assistance for one year, along with families who need assistance for multiple years. Support comes from the Country Day Fund, grants, endowment gifts and income, and the general operating budget.

DEIB Report

Message from Brian Wise, Director of Diversity Planning

SSince the founding of the Office of Diversity Planning 27 years ago, Country Day’s students, parents, alumni, trustees, faculty, and staff have echoed a common desire: that our school cultivate a community rooted in belonging and shared respect.

In 2008, thanks to the leadership of Margaret Gragg Bissell, Head of School Emeritus, the school reframed its core value from “Diversity” to “Community.” This change reflected a deeper understanding: that diversity alone is not the end goal, but rather the foundation for something greater. We recognized that building an inclusive community meant affirming and respecting the dignity of every individual—students, faculty, and families alike. Diversity without connection is incomplete. Community moves us from counting differences to celebrating them.

Our key value of Community states: “We respect each individual, embrace diversity, and value the relationships uniting us as a school and connecting us with our local and global communities.”

This commitment is more than aspirational; it’s actionable. Guided by our Affirmation of Community, we’ve set a course that demands reflection, growth, and a willingness to evolve. Community building happens not in isolated programs but across every part of school life—curriculum, assemblies, service learning, professional development, guidance, and student life.

Affirmation of Community

Charlotte Country Day School is committed to living as an authentic, inclusive community. Our pursuit of this commitment to community recognizes and affirms the richness brought by difference and discovered through commonality.

• Building and sustaining a community diverse in membership.

• Acceptance and respect for differences in age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, culture, sexual orientation, ability, physical attributes, and socioeconomic circumstances.

• Curriculum which equips students to think critically, to act respectfully, and to show sensitivity to the needs and feelings of others.

We

respect each individual, embrace diversity,

and value

the relationships uniting us as a school and connecting us with our local and global communities.

Here are a few examples of how we have built community this past year:

• Launched Gender Equity and Inclusion Committee and Professional Development.

• Created a Total Equity Model through the Board of Trustees' Community and Culture Committee.

• Graduated the most diverse senior class in Country Day’s history.

• Expanded affinity groups at the Middle and Upper Schools and achieved record attendance with the Lower School affinity group.

As we look ahead, I am excited for what is next. Our diversity strengthens us, but our unity defines us. Let’s continue walking this path—together—toward a future where every member of our community thrives.

• Curriculum which educates for the future and which prepares students for participation in local and global communities.

• Faculty and staff who know and affirm each individual child, who actively seek to understand and appreciate perspectives different from their own, and who model for their students the valuing of diversity.

• Accountability for behaviors which convey disrespect; courage and trust to acknowledge and grow from missteps and misunderstandings in our personal interactions within our diverse community.

• Inclusive school events which seek to create shared experiences, fellowship, and understanding.

• School culture and climate which allow each member to feel valued and affirmed, and thereby promote belonging and foster community ownership.

• Awareness that living in community and embracing diversity are an active process, a continual journey which engages us in personal and institutional self-assessment, reflections, and openness to growth and change.

Parent Support Group Report

Proudly Celebrating Parent Involvement

Every corner of our Country Day campus is enriched by the time, energy, and generosity of our parents. Through the dedication of the Parents’ Association, including FOTA and

International Parents, the Boosters Club, and POCIS, parent involvement has made a real and lasting impact for Country Day students. THANK YOU!

The Parents’ Association (PA) plays a vital role in supporting the Country Day community through volunteer service and fundraising efforts, which generate significant funds that directly benefit students, faculty, staff, and the community. Additionally, more than 700 parent volunteers contribute their time as classroom and advisory parents, assist with carpooling, and support parent education events, and arts and drama receptions.

In the 2024–25 academic year, the PA generously funded $175,995 in requests to support both academic programming and faculty/staff well-being. Highlights include nationally known speaker Max Stossel, CEO of Social Awakening; faculty education and professional development; flexible seating for Lower School Modern Language classrooms; and health and wellness speakers in all divisions.

The PA also contributed $15,000 for the immediate renovation of the Upper

School Teachers’ Lounge and funded over $20,000 to celebrate employees with food and treats. At the close of the school year, the PA made a meaningful gift to the Kyong & David Mancos Professional Development Endowed Fund.

Friends of the Arts (FOTA), a parent volunteer group within the PA, enriches our fine arts programs across all grade levels by assisting with drama productions, sewing costumes, organizing art exhibitions, and supporting concerts and other arts events throughout the year. Signature initiatives in 2024–25 included the longstanding Country Day Art Pop-Up Sale, which raised nearly $20,000 to directly impact arts programming, and the Create to Donate pottery event benefitting VIA Health Partners.

welcoming and integrating international families into the school community through various events and speaker programs. The annual Fall Dinner brought together 80 community members to celebrate cultural diversity, and the International Food Hall at Big Saturday featured authentic dishes from over 20 countries prepared and served by our families.

As part of the PA, the International Parents Group plays a vital role in

Thank you to PA President Jamie Sumich and her entire board for leading an incredible year of community and impact on the school.

The Boosters Club plays a key role in promoting school spirit, supporting athletics, and fostering community connection. Nearly half of all Country Day families are Boosters Club members! The Boosters Club manages a thriving concessions program and generated

over $143,000 in sales during the 2024–25 school year. Other initiatives, such as community tailgates, Mahjong Mondays, and tennis play days, created fun, inclusive opportunities to engage families while raising funds to support student-athletes. The Boosters Club also proudly supported Special Olympics (they raised nearly $12,000 this year), and offered parent programs on sports

performance, ensuring athletics remains a vibrant part of the Country Day experience.

Thank you to Kristen Walton Wester ’93 and McNeill Wester, their entire board, members, and volunteers for their support!

People of Color in Independent Schools (POCIS) supports families of color, the school’s DEIB initiatives, and serves as a space for unity and belonging. POCIS actively seeks opportunities to strengthen our community, ensuring full participation and inclusion for everyone.

Key activities for the 2024–25 year included a fall book club read of Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi, which sparked deep conversations and reflections. Additionally, POCIS community members showed tremendous presence and support at cornerstone events such as the annual Back-to-School Cookout, Holiday Potluck, and the Lower School Buccaneers' Choice Dance. The proceeds from the dance enabled POCIS to make a substantial

contribution toward supporting the Mark E. Reed Scholarship.

Thank you to Co-Chairs Mia Jordan and Esther Destin for your leadership and commitment.

Message from Katharine Atkins, Director of Advancement

As I write this message, summer is in full swing at Country Day.

A Culture of Philanthropy and Support Fuels Opportunities

I look out my window from the second floor of the Levine Center and see happy campers off to Fun with Phonics, Bucs Ballers, and Dino Discovery. Outside, our phenomenal Plant Operations and Grounds staff are re-landscaping our entrance and putting the final touches on the new Touma Stadium at Dowd Field. Student-athletes are on the fields practicing and honing their skills with summer workouts led by dedicated coaches.

Just down the hall, fourth-grade teachers are in the conference room perfecting their craft with summer professional development. And a handful of other faculty and staff are currently benefiting from new experiences thanks to the generosity of families who fund travel and sabbatical grants.

The Marketing and Communications team is putting the final touches on the Parent Directory and this very issue of Perspectives, and the Division Heads are reviewing and updating their Student and Parent Handbooks.

Bucs on the Alumni Council are busy planning for the year ahead, and our Advancement team wraps up the 2024–25 fiscal year as we finalize gift entry and reporting.

And this is just a glimpse of summer at Country Day—a school that never slows down no matter the season.

Adults and students alike are all in for Country Day, giving themselves to a busy rhythm of work, play, competition, and joyful learning in an environment that supports this cadence.

None of this would be possible without our amazingly supportive community that partners with the school every step of the way day in and day out.

From incredible volunteers to generous donors, to alumni near and far, we do not take for granted that the myriad resources and opportunities made available for our students and teachers is fueled by our culture of philanthropy and support.

On the following pages, it is my distinct honor to recognize the many ways our community members make Country Day a priority. We recognize and value our culture of philanthropy and support.

Whether you are a long-time supporter, a recent graduate, or a grandparent cheering from afar, you are part of the Country Day story, and we are honored and grateful. Thank you!

From incredible volunteers to generous donors, to alumni near and far, we do not take for granted that the myriad resources and opportunities made available for our students and teachers is fueled by our culture of philanthropy and support.

Sincerely,

Katharine Atkins Director of Advancement

The donor rolls for the 1941 Society, Oak Society, endowment and restricted giving, and the Country Day Fund are listed in this report. To see the listing for honorarium, memoriam, and gifts in-kind, please visit charlottecountryday.org/support/giving-report-24-25

Mr. Peter R. Ashcraft

Mr. Thomas M. Belk Jr. ’73

Mr. John H. Benson ’09

Mr. Stephen E. Benson (d)

Mrs. Sara Harris Bissell ’56 (d)

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Blue Jr.

Mrs. Beth Brown Boyd ’63

Mr. Richard V. Bray Jr. ’64 (d)

Mrs. Louise Jones Brown (d)

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chapman Jr. (d)

Mr. Derick S. Close ’77 and Mrs. Sallie P. Close

Mr. Thomas E. Cox Jr. and Mrs. Mildred D. Cox ’66

Mr. Larry J. Dagenhart

Mrs. Sarah P. Dagenhart (d)

Mr. W. Frank Dowd Jr. (d)

Mr. W. Frank Dowd IV ’74

Mr. Christopher J. Elliott ’85

Mrs. Caroline Boyd Foto ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Hall

Mr. L. Watts Hamrick III ’77 and

Mrs. Carol C. Hamrick

THE OAK SOCIETY recognizes those who include the school in their wills or estate plans.

Mrs. Sarah G. Hamrick (d)

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hance Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacob Hanes (d)

Mr. Patrick L. Hobson ’89 and Mrs. Kristin H. Hobson

Mr. William P. Hobson

Mr. David L. Hood Jr.

Mr. James E. S. Hynes (d)

Mrs. Margaret P. Hynes

Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael James

Mr. and Mrs. Jon S. Jenrette

Mr. Edward E. Kelly (d)

Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Killian Jr.

Mrs. Janice S. Ladley (d)

Ms. Jennifer S. Lamarre

Mr. Mark C. Lamarre

The Lilien Family

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mancos

Mr. James H. McLawhorn and Mrs. Hunter Johnston McLawhorn ’80

Mrs. Nina Dooley McLean ’77

Mr. Herman B. McManaway Jr. (d)

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Miller Jr. (d)

Mr. Kenneth D. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Miller

Dr. Barrett G. Moore and Mrs. Janeen G. Moore

Mrs. Patricia O'Herron Norman ’65

Mr. David T. Peacock ’92

Dr. George S. Rent and Dr. Clyda S. Rent

Ms. Rebecca K. Rizzo

Mrs. Audrey G. Sappenfield (d)

Mr. R. Downie Saussy Jr. and Mrs. Sally Cannon Saussy ’67

Mr. and Mrs. H. Keith Stoneman Jr.

Mr. James R. Tice (d)

Mrs. Tillie S. Tice

Mr. Frank W. Timson

Mr. R. Read Tull (d)

Mrs. Sarah S. Tull

Dr. Daniel Uri and Dr. Iris S. Cheng

Mrs. Sally S. Van Allen

Mr. W. Kent Van Allen Jr. ’64

Mr. William K. Van Allen Sr. (d)

Mr. J. Mason Wallace Jr. (d)

Mr. Edward I. Weisiger Jr. ’78

Mrs. Elizabeth Smith White ’55 (d)

Mr. C. Hunter Widener ’91

Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham Wood ’77

Mr. William Wade Wood (d)

Mr. J. Richard Worrell Jr. ’91 (d) Deceased

$15,000,000+

THE 1941 SOCIETY honors lifetime giving to our school above and beyond $500,000+. The generous support of 1941 Society members allows us to remain at the forefront by strengthening endowment, investing in capital improvements, and continuously supporting the Country Day Fund.

Margaret and Smoky Bissell*

$10,000,000 to $14,999,999

The Klein Family

Mrs. Amy Klein Aznar ’89 and Mr. Pedro Pablo Aznar Foth

Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Klein Jr.

Mr. Frederick W. Klein III ’92 and Mrs. Megan J. Klein*

$5,000,000 to $9,999,999

The John and Claudia Belk Family

Mr. Jeffrey N. Pilon ’92 and Mrs. Mary Claudia Pilon ’92*

Dowd Foundation, Inc.*

Mr. Frank Dowd IV ’74*

Mr. Roddey Dowd Jr.*

Mr. Roddey Dowd III

Mr. E. Hooper Hardison Jr.*

Mr. E. Jenner Wood IV

Jim and Beverly Hance*

$1,000,000 to $4,999,999

Anonymous

Michelle and Michael J. Bailey*

The Katherine and Tom Belk Family

Mr. H. W. McKay Belk ’75 and Mrs. Nina F. Belk

Mr. John R. Belk ’77 and Mrs. Kimberly D. Belk

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Belk

Mr. Walker Morris and Mrs. Katie Belk Morris ’72

The Brock Family

John III and Mary Brock*

John IV and Tracy Brock*

Quinn Brock ’28

Leighton Brock ’30

Lexi Brock ’32

Mason Brock ’35

Major ’06 and Morgan Brock (y)

Mr. Derick S. Close ’77 and Mrs. Sallie P. Close

Dalton-Brand Foundation

Mrs. Elizabeth Brand Bingham ’88*

Betsy and Alfred Brand

Mr. Robert A. Brand IV ’84 and Mrs. Lori Ann U. Brand

Dr. Christopher Lawrence and Mrs. Sally Brand Lawrence ’90

Mr. John R. Waite and Mrs. Mary Brand Waite ’84

Mr. Alfred G. Dawson Jr. and Mrs. Amy Levine Dawson ’00*

The Dickson Foundation*

Mr. and Mrs. Christian O’Neal Avery

Mr. John A. Dickson ’76 and Mrs. Nancy W. Dickson

Mrs. Mary Anne Dickson

Mr. Rush S. Dickson III ’72 and Ms. Kristin King

Mr. Thomas W. Dickson ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Marley

Mrs. Alison MacEwan Scott ’78 and Mr. Michael C. Scott

The Fonville Family

Mr. Charles L. Fonville Jr. ’84 and Mrs. Amy M. Fonville*

Mr. Charles L. Fonville Sr.*

Dr. K. Dale Owen Jr. ’78 and Mrs. Amy Fonville Owen ’81*

The William and Patricia Gorelick Family*

Mr. William Gorelick*

Mr. Todd A. Gorelick ’82 and Mrs. Stacy M. Gorelick*

Ms. Marcelle B. Gorelick ’84*

Mr. Israel K. Gorelick ’90 and Mrs. Gabrielle L. Gorelick*

Mr. L. Watts Hamrick III ’77 and Mrs. Carol C. Hamrick*

Scott and Ashley Mattei by the Mattei Foundation*

Mike and Katie James*

The Leon Levine Foundation

Mr. Rodney C. Pitts ’64 and Mrs. Elizabeth R. Pitts*

Anne and Walker Poole*

The Purdy Family

Mr. J. Scott and Claire Purdy

Mr. Steven L. Purdy ’87 and Mrs. M. Elizabeth Purdy

Verl and Sandra Purdy

Mr. James R. Yuhas and Mrs. Susan Purdy Yuhas ’85

The Ray Shaw Family

Kay Shaw

Whitney and Laura Shaw*

Kirk and Tammy Shaw

Beth and Jim Penegar

The Shelton Family

Mr. and Mrs. W. Todd Houser

Mr. Charles M. Shelton Jr.

Mrs. Sandra Shelton

Lori and Eric Sklut

Ann and Wellford Tabor*

J. Mason Wallace Jr. Trust

$500,000 to $999,999

Anonymous

Mr. David M. Benson ’85 and

Mrs. Lauren S. Benson*

Mrs. Edith Benson

The Bissell Family

Mr. Howard Bissell III ’86 and Mrs. Stephanie S. Bissell

Mr. James J. Bissell ’88 and Mrs. Nicole M. Bissell

Mrs. Barbara Bissell Kopczynski ’83 and Dr. Todd M. Kopczynski

Mr. Michael Sherck and Mrs. Cary Bissell Sherck ’82

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Blue Jr.*

Mr. Samuel B. Bowles ’93 and Ms. Laura M. Bowles*

Mr. William D. Byron IV ’85 and Mrs. Christina N. Byron*

Mr. David I. Cohen

The R. T. Dooley Families*

Mr. Robert A. Engel and Mrs. Mary Tabor Engel*

THE LOYAL SOCIETY recognizes 979 donors who have given consecutively for at least five years. We are deeply appreciative of their commitment. Loyal donors are acknowledged with an asterisk throughout this report.

Patty and Alex Funderburg*

The Shelton Gorelick Family

Mr. Scott R. Gorelick ’77 and Mrs. Dana S. Gorelick and Family

Mr. Jeffrey A. Gorelick ’80 and Mrs. Bari L. Gorelick and Family

Ms. Pamela M. Gorelick ’82 and Family

Ms. Amy S. Grissom

Mr. W. Barnes Hauptfuhrer and Mrs. Cammie Robinson Hauptfuhrer ’74

Mr. and Mrs. J. Riddick Hendrick III

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hood Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. G. Patrick Hunter Jr.

Mrs. Margaret P. Hynes

The Marsh Foundation, Inc.*

Mrs. Gretchen Marsh Carpenter ’58

Mrs. Hunter Johnston McLawhorn ’80 and Mr. James H. McLawhorn*

Ms. Katherine M. Johnston ’81

Mrs. Melinda Johnston McMeekin ’85*

Mrs. Amy Johnston Sabo ’88

Mr. and Mrs. William B. McGuire Jr.*

William B. McGuire Jr. Family Foundation*

Mr. and Mrs. William B. McGuire Jr.*

Mr. William H. McGuire ’06 and Mrs. Blair C. McGuire*

Mr. Henry E. Winslett III and Mrs. Caroline McGuire Winslett ’04*

Celene and Marc Oken

Mrs. Judith M. O’Leary

Parents’ Association*

Anne and Scott Perper*

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Roselle*

Mr. Stuart R. Sherrill '92 and Mrs. Cameron F. Sherrill*

Jane and Carl Showalter*

Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson P. Shuford*

The Springsteen Foundation

Mr. Claude P. Close ’10

Mr. Craddock S. Close ’13

Mr. Derick S. Close ’77 and Mrs. Sallie P. Close

Mrs. Baxter Close Petrone ’08

Jenny and Scott Stevens*

*Country Day Loyal Member (y) Young Alumni Selwyn Society

RESTRICTED GIVING

Athletics Hall of Honor

CCDS Boosters Club

CLT Rising Gap Fund

Matt and Elizabeth Magan

Farm

Mr. George M. Howe III ’88 and Mrs. Stefhanie Howe *

The Howe Foundation, Inc.*

Mr. Peter A. Pappas ’79 and Mrs. Claire Pappas

International Studies

Ms. Quiotte Vanfield

JV Football

Mr. Frank L. Horne Jr. ’73 and Mrs. Margaret G. Horne *

Killeen Kirkwood Memorial Fund

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kirkwood *

ENDOWMENT GIVING

Aulebach Family Endowed Service Scholarship Fund

Mr. Robert M. Aulebach and Mrs. Susan Alexander Aulebach ’76 *

Sammy Brody Endowed Scholarship Fund

Ned and Katherine Covington *

Florence Radcliffe Clauss Chapman

Faculty Appreciation Endowment Fund

Dr. William C. Chapman ’76 and Mrs. Margaret P. Chapman *

John R. Cook Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mr. Frank L. Horne Jr. ’73 and Mrs. Margaret G. Horne *

Mildred Dalton Cox Endowment for International Studies Fund

Mr. J. Caughman and Mrs. Dede Dalton Caughman ’68

Mr. Thomas E. Cox Jr. and Mrs. Mildred Dalton Cox ’66 *

Dowd Head of School’s Discretionary Endowment Fund

Mr. Frank Dowd IV ’74 *

Fonville Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mr. Charles L. Fonville Sr. *

Mr. Charles L. Fonville Jr. ’84 and Mrs. Amy M. Fonville *

Dr. K. Dale Owen Jr. ’78 and Mrs. Amy Fonville Owen ’81 *

McGuire Faculty Summer Studies Program

William B. McGuire Jr. Family Foundation *

Mr. and Mrs. William B. McGuire Jr. *

Mr. William H. McGuire ’06 and Mrs. Blair C. McGuire *

Mr. Henry E. Winslett III and Mrs. Caroline McGuire Winslett ’04 *

Middle School Discretionary Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Douglas *

Mr. John A. Kneisel and Mrs. Anna Blair Rohrer Kneisel ’97 *

Middle School Faculty and Staff

Mark E. Reed Opportunity Scholarship Fund

Ms. Janae-Rose T. Fageyinbo ’22

Restricted Athletics

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Alala III

Security

CCDS Parents’ Association

Tuition Support Fund

Anonymous

General Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mr. Asa C. Edwards III and Ms. Anne Tope Edwards *

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McKaughn III *

Rachel Giblin Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mr. Thomas R. Giblin III ’75 and Mrs. Rebecca N. Giblin *

Margaret E. Gragg Endowment for Faculty Professional Development Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey M. Springer III *

Suzanne Pardee Hynes Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mr. Charles H. Conner Jr. ’64 and Mrs. Nancy B. Conner

Kyong and David Mancos Professional Development Endowed Fund

CCDS Parents’ Association

Memorials Endowment

Mr. and Mrs. John C. B. Ehringhaus III *

Joe Miller ’95 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Ms. Laura E. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller *

Cackie Morrow ’09 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mr. John P. Abplanalp and Mrs. Tonina Roboz Abplanalp ’80

Mr. and Mrs. Parkes C. Dibble Jr.

Dr. Alexander Rossitch and Mrs. Karen Roboz Rossitch ’80

Upper School Discretionary Fund

CCDS Parents’ Association

Upper School Fine Arts – Band, Choir, and Orchestra

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Bernstein*

The Community Foundation of North Louisiana – Mortimer and Josephine Cohen Fund *

Upper School Theater Performance Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Harris *

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Hoops *

Varsity Baseball

The Marc and Mattye Silverman Family Foundation

Mr. Daniel C. Stiefel and Mrs. Lorin Silverman Stiefel ’91 *

Varsity Football

Anonymous

Weddington Farm Property

Margaret and Smoky Bissell*

Horton C. Reed Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mrs. Mary Ellen B. Reed *

Sally Sasz ’17 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mr. Steven P. Sasz and Mrs. Nancy Hanes Sasz ’85

Vernon H. & Helen R. Scarborough College Scholarship Endowment Fund

Mr. Mark A. Caldwell and Mrs. Kathryn Scarborough Caldwell ’00 *

Mr. P. Ruffin Scarborough ’04 and Mrs. Leary Scarborough

Jane and Carl Showalter Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O. Wall *

Teter Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mr. Alex Hale and Mrs. Patricia Teter Hale ’09 *

Fran and Chris Teter *

Mr. Gordon H. Teter ’14

Bradley C. Touma Endowed Scholarship Fund

Dave and Katie Elsasser *

Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Jonas *

Charles R. Willard Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Dr. and Mrs. William W. Kellett III

ON DOWD FIELD: Celebrating Decades of Tradition, Excellence, and Community

By Spencer Clair ’09, Director of Legacy and Donor Relations

Dowd Field is more than a place to play— it’s where tradition, excellence, and community converge. For over 40 years, Dowd Field has been a space where student-athletes grow, teams come together, and coaches help shape the spirit and values of the school. Across 98 combined seasons, more than 2,035 student-athletes have stepped onto its grass—now turf—each leaving their mark. It’s the field where teamwork,

integrity, sportsmanship, and service take root, and where 24 North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association (NCISAA) state championship teams have practiced and competed. It’s also the backdrop for countless memories that are tied to Country Day legends,

like Coach Brad Touma, who was honored in April at the dedication of Touma Stadium at Dowd Field.

FOLLOW THE TIMELINE to relive championship moments, powerful traditions, and evolving infrastructure on Dowd Field—a timeless symbol of pride and purpose for generations of Buccaneers.

In 2019, the Varsity Field Hockey team celebrated one of its 15 NCISAA state titles.

Dowd Field is dedicated to the memory of Sally C. Dowd, who paved the way for girls’ athletics in the 1970s. Since then, field hockey has won 15 NCISAA state championship titles and seven runner-up titles.

1987

Brad Touma joined Country Day as an assistant lacrosse coach and history teacher. In 1988, he took over as head coach. Over the years, he has earned numerous accolades, including the Carl Bolick Coach’s Award in 1991 and 1996. He was inducted into the USA Lacrosse North Carolina Chapter Hall of Fame in 2008 and the National Interscholastic Lacrosse Coaches’ Association Hall of Fame in 2023.

AS OF JUNE 2025, COACH TOUMA’S IMPRESSIVE CAREER STATISTICS INCLUDE:

570+ WINS

1,000+ players

9 NCISAA state championships

18 conference titles

162 All-Conference Selections

160 All-State Selections

31 All-Americans

14 players served in the U.S. military, including 3 Navy Seals

43 players awarded the rank of Eagle Scout “Dowd Field was where I grew from a nervous freshman on varsity into a senior captain leading my team. It taught me resilience, leadership, and how to stay present, even when life outside of field hockey felt overwhelming or challenging. I learned to set aside stress, focus on where my feet were, and show up for the people around me. My favorite memory will always be winning the state championship my sophomore year on Dowd Field, an unforgettable moment that showed me what’s possible through hard work, consistency, and confidence.”

—Cameron Park ’22

Girls’ Lacrosse began playing on Dowd Field in 2020.

2005

Girls’ Lacrosse began as a club sport, originally playing on Blythe Field. A varsity team was established in 2006, though the NCISAA did not officially sanction the sport until 2009. Since then, the program has flourished, earning eight state championships and six state runner-up titles. In 2020, Girls’ Lacrosse made the move to Dowd Field, marking a new chapter in its continued tradition of excellence.

2009

Coach Touma introduced the mantra WILL POWER in honor of his late student-athlete Will Froelich ’09. Alongside “Faith, Family, Academics, Lacrosse,” WILL POWER continues to serve as a guiding force and foundational pillar of the lacrosse program today.

“Coaching on Dowd Field, I’ve watched young student-athletes grow in confidence, character, and connection. The epic wins and tough losses are unforgettable, but the moments between—the laughter, the lessons, the unity—are what make this field truly special and where our teams become a family. The memories made will last a lifetime, and it is an honor to be a part of it.”

Carter Williams ’17, Assistant Varsity Girls’ Lacrosse Coach, Assistant Junior Varsity Field Hockey Coach, and Third-Grade Assistant Teacher

2010 2012

In consecutive games on Dowd Field, both the Varsity Boys’ and Varsity Girls’ Lacrosse teams won NCISAA state championship titles.

With support from the Dowd, Showalter, and Hamrick families, Dowd Field was refurbished with new entryways and landscaping to strengthen the sense of community and experience for parents and fans supporting Bucs’ athletes.

Dowd Field receives updates, including a new turf surface and state-of-the-art digital scoreboard, made possible by a generous gift from an alumni donation.

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On April 26, alumni, families, and current students gathered to celebrate the official dedication of Touma Stadium at Dowd Field, honoring Coach Touma’s extraordinary 37-year legacy of leadership, mentorship, and impact on generations of studentathletes. The heart of boys’ and girls’ lacrosse and field hockey, the stadium now bears his name, cementing his role in shaping the school’s athletic and character-driven tradition.

The dedication ceremony, following the annual alumni lacrosse game, featured opening remarks by MC Belk Pilon ’92, who shared, “Coach Touma is a legend who built more than a lacrosse program— he built a legacy of faith, family, and purpose, shaping generations of young men with a stick in one hand, a book in the other, and a lifetime of inspiration in between.”

While current players held Touma Stadium renderings, Patrick Hobson ’89 and George Hodgin ’05 shared heartfelt reflections on Coach Touma’s influence while video tributes from fellow alumni played on the scoreboard, each one underscoring the life lessons and lasting gratitude Coach Touma inspired.

Now home to Touma Stadium, the iconic Dowd Field continues to be a powerful symbol of connection, character, and community—and of a coach whose legacy continues to inspire, lead, and unite generations of Bucs.

We extend a very special thank you to those who made Touma Stadium at Dowd Field possible through their generosity.

Mr. Patrick L. Hobson ’89 and Mrs. Kristin H. Hobson

Mr. D. McCord Moody ’89 and Mrs. Kerry Moody

Mr. Geoffrey S. Shaw ’00 and Mrs. Erin Daly Shaw ’00

Mr. Jonathan W. Shaw ’04 and Mrs. Ashley C. Shaw

Ms. Kathleen M. Shaw ’05

Jane and Carl Showalter

Mr. Eric J. Wilkins ’93 and Dr. Anne E. Bowles ’94

Mr. Fred Anderson IV ’05 and Mrs. Kelley Anderson

Mr. Hayes W. Ashcraft ’06 and Mrs. Kathryn H. Ashcraft

Mr. Matthew S. E. Benson ’88 and Mrs. Barrick C. Benson

Mr. Hardt W. Bing ’89 and Mrs. Emily Bing

Mr. Christopher B. Brady ’89 and Mrs. Erin S. Brady

Mr. J. Stephen Byrum Jr. ’88 and Mrs. Christine Byrum

Mr. Richard M. Coe III ’05

Mr. Jack A. Cohen ’05

Mr. Russell L. Cummings ’08 and Mrs. Lydia Willis-Fleming Cummings ’09

Mr. Thomas D. D’Alessandro ’06 and Mrs. Brooke D’Alessandro

Mr. Tyler B. Davis ’08 and Mrs. Katherine Davis

Mr. J. Yates Dew ’90

Mr. Benjamin S. Dobson ’99 and Mrs. Sarah W. Dobson

Mr. Eric A. Draper ’91

Mr. Colston A. Edgerton ’05

Mr. Jonathan C. Elsasser ’08 and Mrs. Sarah P. Elsasser

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Elsasser

Mr. William P. Hobson II ’21

Mr. George B. Hodgin ’05 and Mrs. Caroline Chambers

Mr. D. Harrison Howey ’05 and Mrs. Madeline Howey

Mr. Hedley Jennings ’09 and Mrs. Sara Jennings

Mr. Jonathan F. Justice ’91 and Mrs. Amy Justice

Mr. Ray A. Killian III ’07 and Mrs. Alison Killian

Mr. Matthew D. McAulay ’01 and Mrs. Blythe A. McAulay

Mr. Addison S. Montague ’05

Mr. Lawson W. Neal ’09

Mr. T. Heath Norman ’99 and Mrs. May S. Norman

Dr. Joshua C. Patt and Dr. Rhonda Patt

Mr. Michael L. Radford

Mr. Michael L. Radford ’13 and Mrs. Annamarie Radford

Mr. John W. Rankin Jr. ’90 and Mrs. Carolyn S. Rankin

Mr. Edward H. Rickenbaker ’89 and Mrs. Stephanie S. Rickenbaker

Mr. Russell A. Salton IV ’95 and Mrs. Courtney M. Salton

Mr. Peter J. S. Showalter ’13 and Mrs. Alyssa Showalter

Mr. Alex T. Sturges ’08

Mr. and Mrs. Mark O. Timperman

Mr. Nathan C. VanDerVeer ’99 and Mrs. Emily B. VanDerVeer

Mr. Sheppard A. Wilson ’15

As of August 21, 2025

ENGINEERING SAFETY HELMETS

WITH THE HELP OF OUR Caring Community

By Beth Lawing, Seventh-Grade Science Teacher

It was the last week of May, and a hush fell over the Bissell Campus Courtyard as our seventh graders prepared for the ultimate test of their engineering designs. Weeks of researching, sketching prototypes, and carefully constructing multiple helmet models had led up to this moment. Their faces were a mix of nervous anticipation and eager excitement as their helmet designs were put to the test: Protect a person’s “brain” from concussion after an eight-foot drop.

While this culminating event was a highlight for the students, it wouldn’t have had such a significant impact without the many adults in our community who lent their support. As a teacher and advisor, I am always telling my students that Country Day is a “Community of Caring.” From start to finish, this is a story of both engaged learning and community.

The journey to our Helmet Drop began in the spring of 2024, when my teaching partner, Science Department Chair Janice Palmer, and I learned about an engineering unit called “Put a Lid on It,”

developed by the Museum of Science (MOS) in Boston. I drafted a grant proposal to attend MOS’s engineering conference for Middle School teachers, Parents’ Association graciously allocated the funds. Meanwhile, Janice spoke with Middle School parent Dr. Amy McLaughlin, an ER physician, who enthusiastically agreed to lead a presentation about the brain.

At the conference, not only did we discover hands-on engineering activities to implement in our classrooms, but we also made connections with other STEM leaders, who gave us terrific ideas for award-winning children’s books and informative Smithsonian videos to incorporate into our engineering lessons. After each day of teacher training, Janice and I walked around the heart of Boston while strategizing about the scope and sequence of the unit, becoming even better friends with each step. We asked ourselves many questions. What if we got different types of helmets for the kids to examine? What if we invited more guest

Students tested their design engineering skills with an eight-foot helmet drop.

Energized and excited, upon our return, we called for reinforcement from our amazing Community of Caring. Athletic Director Masanori Toguchi helped us secure football, baseball, and lacrosse helmets to examine. Seventh-grade parents shared their construction helmets and ice hockey helmets. People were so interested in helping us that I decided to dream bigger. I contacted Director of Alumni Relations (and my former student) Drew Witman ’06 to ask whether he thought Alumnus of the Year and reigning Daytona 500 champion William Byron ’16 might loan us a NASCAR helmet.

As we collaborated, I could tell the engineering gears were spinning in Drew’s head, too. He mentioned that we had neurosurgeons in the community who he thought would enjoy being guest speakers. Drew reached out to Dr. Harrison Farber ’08 at Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine, who happily agreed to come and speak to our seventh graders about his life as a brain surgeon.

LEARNING FROM EXPERTS

Dr. McLaughlin kicked things off by creatively turning the seventh graders into fourth-year medical students in her simulation of life as an ER doctor treating a young head injury patient—

This is the helmet William Byron ’16 wore to win the 2024 Daytona 500!

first as if he were wearing a helmet and then if he were not. Dr. McLaughlin also taught the students what to look for in a CT scan, and they quickly realized that brains begin to bleed, and the hemispheres of the brain are not symmetrical following a head trauma without a helmet.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

SCIENCE ENGINEERING CURRICULUM

The next day, Middle School Athletic Trainer Jason Farmer led a discussion about concussions, which are a very real part of seventh-grade life. Interestingly, the highest number of sustained concussions occur in our population during recess time or off-campus, not during structured school practices or school competitions.

Lastly, Dr. Farber shared his path to becoming a neurosurgeon. He started shadowing doctors when he was in Upper School at Country Day, and he encouraged the students, regardless of their interests, to seek out an internship with experts once they were in high school. Dr. Farber also explained how identifying a patient’s “elegant regions of the brain” helps him know where to cut and why his patients are still awake during brain surgery.

And yes, William Byron did lend us one of his NASCAR helmets. I envisioned William picking up a spare from his garage floor, so you can imagine my total shock when Drew presented me with the helmet that William wore during the Daytona 500! Needless to say, the students felt so special to

“From designing medicine coolers and rockets to creating a prototype rover to land a payload safely on Mars, we are continuously updating engineering challenges like our newest addition, ‘Put A Lid On It.’”

Janice Palmer, Middle School Science Department Chair

• Since 2016, the Middle School engineering curriculum has taught students engineering design-thinking and the skills to design, build, and test prototypes.

• Engineering skills and the engineering design process are scaffolded in grades 5–8 to build on previous knowledge and experiences.

• Rooted in real-world problem-solving, engineering practices are blended with scientific concepts to develop practical, innovative solutions.

• By integrating engineering into science, students use their knowledge to inform design choices, analyze prototype performance, and make data-driven improvements. This deepens their understanding of how scientific reasoning and engineering work hand in hand.

• Students strengthen critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration while gaining real-world insight into the connection between science and engineering.

have access to this helmet. They were amazed at the lightness and how much padding he needed to wear while driving more than 130 miles per hour.

PUTTING KNOWLEDGE TO THE TEST

With brain research and helmet analysis under their belts, the students were ready to become teams of biomedical engineers who could plan, design, and build! As a test run, each engineering group examined materials they could use to create a mini helmet that would protect a “small skull filled with brains” (actually, a dried jumbo pasta shell filled with potato flakes, sand, and warm water). The teams perfected thumbnail sketches, talked through design matrices, and created team sketches. When their prototypes were ready, they dropped their Pasta Helmet Heads from five feet onto a concrete floor and examined the damage.

With learnings from the prototypes, the students spent their last week as seventh graders going back through the engineering design process to build life-sized helmets—this time with a budget of $10 in materials, which included foil trays, bubble wrap, quilt batting, pipe cleaners, and more. Working with budget and time constraints gave the project a real-world feel and required the teams to work even harder on their collaboration skills. The students were ready for the final helmet drop, and Janice and I were thankful for one more adult who helped make this unit such a success.

Middle School Maintenance Supervisor Richard Marsh, using high-jump equipment, creatively rigged a contraption that could handle the specifications required for our engineering capstone project: the eight-foot Helmet Drop. Team by team, the students strapped their helmets to a mannequin head that hung upside down—the variety of designs stretched from no-nonsense to whimsical. Inside each helmet, we taped two red paintballs

to simulate the brain. A countdown ensued, and the mannequin’s head plummeted toward the concrete! Would their helmets (and their brains) be able to sustain such a punishing impact?

When their helmets did absorb the impact successfully, the students enthusiastically celebrated with each other. Next, they discussed iterations, such as changing the design of their helmet strap, which they could make to improve their overall helmet design.

After her engineering team’s Helmet Drop, Sophia Parikh remarked, “I love how instead of an end-of-unit test, we had a creative project that let us express all our unique ways of processing and applying the information we learned. By far, this has been my favorite unit!!”

This unit reminded us that students love many things about engineering. They love problem-solving. They love the independence that engineering projects give them. From design conception to materials testing, they are the ones calling the shots for how to build their prototypes. They love handling manipulatives and collaborating as their

creative sparks fly. And they love having guest speakers come and talk to them about the real world.

Thanks to our Community of Caring, our seventh graders have learned for themselves why it is critical to wear a helmet in the right situations to reduce the chances of brain injuries and fatalities. Next time they go for a bike ride or sign up for a contact sport, we hope they will Put a Lid on It!

Country Day parent and ER physician Dr. Amy McLaughlin helped educate students about the brain.

Country Day’s Upper School math program blends technology, creativity, and collaboration to prepare students for a data-driven world.

By Lee-Anne Black, editor

The Evolving Equation: Innovation,

Inquiry, and

Real-Life Relevance in Math

From Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered assessment tools and inquiry-based exploration to hands-on projects and real-world problem-solving, Upper School math teachers are using creativity and innovation to make math more relevant and engaging for all learners. Importantly, they are also a cohesive team of educators who collaborate frequently to design curriculum. The strong working relationships within the math department fuel teachers to

continually tweak and enhance their lesson plans to create ever-improving and engaging classroom experiences. They also regularly design practical applications to pair with students’ science classes, such as using logistical models in Calculus to relate to topics in AP Environmental Science.

Here’s a look at a few ways the Upper School’s dynamic math curriculum fosters critical-thinking skills and prepares students to navigate a data-driven future.

AI TOOLS SUPPORT MASTERY AND

CONFIDENCE IN MATH

Not surprisingly, Upper School math teachers are thoughtfully integrating AI into their curricula to enhance student engagement and personalize learning. For instance, for her Algebra 2 course, Shanel Hine used AI to help design a hands-on linear regression lab in which students launched paper airplanes with varying weights and then modeled the relationship between weight and flight distance. For AP Statistics, she used AI to help students prepare for the AP exam by reviewing inference procedures and generating custom practice problems based on uploaded materials.

Teachers also use AI-powered platforms like Wayground (formerly Quizizz) to develop custom practice questions, assess student progress, and provide realtime feedback with hints and explanations. Students also take initiative by using AI tools to review independently, such as uploading problems to receive similar examples with step-by-step solutions. Additionally, AI has been used to create visual aids like summary charts, making abstract concepts more accessible.

“Wayground AI has helped us better analyze student progress and identify skills that need remediation,” says Laura Trojan, Upper School Math Department chair. “It also gives students immediate hints and explanations, which makes their practice more meaningful. Across courses, AI helps teachers personalize instruction and foster a deeper understanding of math.”

“AI has helped us better analyze student progress and identify skills that need remediation.”

–Laura Trojan, Upper School Math Department chair

Zombie Math: Pre-Calc Meets the Apocalypse

When it comes to thinking up a memorable way for students in Pre-Calculus to grasp the difference between linear growth and exponential growth, teachers Stacy Heintschel and Allyson Singh ’14 have discovered you can’t go wrong with a zombie apocalypse simulation.

The teachers serve as patient zero and “infect” their students via either strain A, in which the zombie infects three people each, but the new zombies can’t infect others (linear); or strain B, in which each day every zombie infects three new people (exponential). Over the course of the lesson, students make predictions, write and interpret equations, create and analyze data tables, and graph both functions to visually compare the rate of change.

This activity serves as a reinforcement for the students and deepens their understanding,” explains Mrs. Heintschel. “It also allows them to clearly compare exponential and linear growth in a real-world context. The hands-on simulation makes the abstract concepts more tangible and provides a natural bridge into analyzing equations, interpreting graphs, and discussing growth patterns more formally.”

“While most students know that exponential growth will beat out linear over time, they are often surprised to see that linear is winning at first,” explains Mrs. Singh. “The J-shaped curve they graph gives them a visual comparison of how exponential growth quickly outpaces linear growth and often leads to insightful discussions surrounding real-world implications, such as population growth or virus spread.”

Best of all, students say they like the zombie simulation because it helps them to experience and visualize the concepts they are learning, and it gets them moving around and interacting with their classmates.

In Geometry, students connect abstract concepts to real-life contexts through an engaging, weeklong assignment called Flip or Flop. Working with an assigned partner, they are tasked with working out the formulas to profitably renovate and re-sell a ranch-style house in need of new flooring, paint, and appliances. And the floor plan is a little challenging in that there is an angled wall and a circular wall. By calculating perimeter and area using proper formulas they reinforce their understanding beyond abstract worksheets and also get to take creative ownership of their “house.”

“We give them a lot of space to be creative,” explains math teacher Allison Niekras. “They use the Home

FLIP OR FLOP: Hands-On Geometry

Depot website to select their flooring, appliances, and paint, and must make real-world decisions to stay within budget. Some students can be very passionate about their design aesthetic and while that’s not necessary to getting the math right, it helps students practice their persuasion and collaboration skills.”

The accuracy of their calculations, how well they apply area and perimeter concepts to real-world design choices, and their ability to justify selections based on measurements all go into assessing how well they completed the project. The group partners also create a PowerPoint presentation to share their calculations and design choices with the class. “As a math teacher, I enjoy seeing how creative the students can get with this project,” says Mrs. Niekras. “Some students challenge themselves to spend as little as possible, while others come up with inventive scenarios. My favorite is a group that incorporated a story about Batman tracking down a nemesis, then buying and renovating the house.”

While students say this is their favorite activity of the year, Mrs. Niekras and her teaching partner Mrs. Heintschel continue to update and tweak the assignment. For instance, over the years they have adjusted their language from master bedroom to primary bedroom and adjusted housing costs and budgets to keep up with current standards.

Finally, at the end of their presentations, students reflect on whether or not flipping a house is worth it, which often sparks interesting discussion about real estate, budgeting, and investment decisions.

Stealing Second: A Mathematical Investigation of Speed and Success in Baseball

You don’t often think of 4,000-word research papers when you think of high school math. Yet that’s what International Baccalaureate (IB) students produce as their capstone math project. This Internal Assessment (IA) challenges students to explore a topic of interest and apply mathematical concepts, analyze data, model phenomena, and understand patterns in a novel or real-world context beyond routine classroom problems.

Students are expected to take initiative, plan, investigate, and reflect independently,” explains Mrs. Trojan. “And, as with any research paper, they must communicate mathematical ideas clearly and logically using appropriate notation, representations, and explanations. The IA experience is challenging because it is aligned with the kind of academic writing expected in college, but it can also be a lot of fun because students can choose a topic they want to explore.”

“The IA experience is challenging because it is aligned with the kind of academic writing expected in college.”

–Laura Trojan, Upper School Math Department chair

For instance, this year one student studied how various measurements of breast cancer tumors can be modeled depending on whether the tumor is malignant or benign. Another student used statistical inference methods to determine whether the shuffle mode in Spotify is truly random (evidence suggests it is not.)

Kensie Bush ’25 is an avid baseball fan; it’s a passion she shares with her father, who played minor league baseball. For her paper, Stealing Second, Kensie investigated the mathematics behind one of baseball’s most electrifying plays: the stolen base. While stealing a base is often a split-second decision by players, Kensie set out to determine what measurable factors, specifically runner speed, catcher throw time, and runner leadoff distance, influence the likelihood of a successful steal to second base. Through data-driven modeling and real 2024 Major League Baseball (MLB) statistics, she explored the physical and strategic dynamics of base stealing. Kensie began by identifying her primary focus: analyzing how runner speed and leadoff distance affect a player’s chance of stealing second base successfully.

Kensie Bush ’25 (far right) attends many ball games with her father and sister.

average time it takes for a catcher to throw to second.

Through the research process, Kensie realized she had a missing variable in the model in that it assumes the runner starts moving only after the ball reaches the catcher. Runners often begin stealing just before or as the pitcher delivers the ball. By factoring in pitch time (≈0.5 seconds)—the time it takes for the ball to travel from pitcher to catcher— her resulting speed fell within the range of real MLB player speeds, validating why many runners successfully steal second base.

To assess whether a player’s speed is sufficient to beat the throw to second base, Kensie also calculated the

Kensie’s exploration illustrated how mathematical modeling can demystify athletic performance.

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A Message of Thanks from Leighann Swanson, Director of the Country Day Fund

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Mrs. Olivia McManaway

Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey L. McMurray*

Mr. and Mrs. Terry J. Meyer

Mr. C. Marshall Mills ’82 and Ms. Michelle O’Neill*

Mr. Michael S. Mitchell ’07 and Mrs. Kate Mitchell*

Mr. McNair H. Mitchener ’14* (y)

Mr. and Mrs. Zachary D. Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Newberry Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Kyron R. Newell*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newell Jr.*

Mr. J. Andrew Norelli ’97 and Mrs. Lauren Norelli*

Mr. Richard O’Neill and Ms. Amy C. Madsen*

Mrs. Margaret P. Otey*

Dr. Daniel J. Parsons and Dr. Tara B. Parsons*

Mr. and Mrs. Travis C. Parsons ’90*

Mr. and Mrs. Bailey W. Patrick*

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Patterson*

Mr. and Mrs. Todd S. Pearce*

Mrs. Barbara Miller Pooley ’78*

Mr. William D. Queally and Mrs. Lane Merlo Queally ’11* (y)

Mr. Nicholas C. Radford ’17 (y)

David and Patti Ratcliffe*

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Ravenel*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rayburn*

Mr. E. Dickey Ridenhour ’77 and Mrs. Alison E. Ridenhour*

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Ridout

Mrs. Robin L. Riggins*

Ms. Taylor M. Riley ’19 (y)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Rinehart*

Mr. Brian A. Roberts ’01*

Mrs. Toni L. Robinson*

Ms. Blanche Roddick

Dr. Strutha C. Rouse II and Dr. Kelley H. Rouse*

Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Rubin*

Mr. and Mrs. W. Todd Rucker*

Mr. and Mrs. Trevor A. Runberg*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Ryan*

Mr. Oscar E. Saavedra and Mrs. Liliana M. Forero*

Mr. Russell A. Salton IV ’95 and Mrs. Courtney M. Salton

Mr. J. Taft Sanders III ’99 and Mrs. Whitney Sanders

Mr. Dennis R. Santoli and Ms. Cynthia A. Booth

Mr. Chirag S. Saraiya and Dr. Nehali V. Saraiya*

Mr. Benjamin D. Schwartz and Dr. Jennifer A. Kalich-Schwartz*

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Scott III*

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy O. Sealey II

Mr. Peter J. S. Showalter ’13 and Mrs. Alyssa Showalter (y)

Mr. Benjamin B. Simons ’12 and Mrs. Abby Simons (y)

Mr. W. Zachary Simons ’12 and Mrs. Madelyn Shuman Simons ’13 (y)

Mr. William S. Smoak Jr. and Mrs. Camilla Johnston Smoak ’00*

Matt and Patti Snow

Ms. Margherita C. Soule

Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Spencer*

Mr. Brooks Stamper and Mrs. Elizabeth Dooley Stamper ’11 (y)

Ms. Shannon R. Starnes*

Mr. Hubert K. Stoneman IV ’19 (y)

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Straeten*

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Sussman

Mr. Robert J. Sweeney III ’08 and Mrs. Kaitlin B. Sweeney

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Tate III

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy C. B. Taylor*

Mr. Ryan G. Templeton and Mrs. Brantley Anders Templeton ’02*

Dr. Tom P. Theruvath and Dr. Ilka D. Theruvath*

Mr. and Mrs. Binu G. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Thomas*

Mr. Cameron D. Triggs ’88 and Mrs. Catherine P. Triggs

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Veith*

Ms. Mary Karen Vellines

Mr. Christopher L. Verrone and Mrs. Caroline Cummings Verrone ’05

Mr. and Mrs. L. Edgar Walton Jr.*

Mr. Bruce Weindruch and Mrs. Susan Grant*

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan R. Wesley

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wester

Ms. Kate W. Wester ’22 (y)

Mr. Thompson A. Westerberg ’08 and Mrs. Ashley Westerberg *

Dr. Janelle R. White

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan C. Whitley

Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham Wood ’77

Dr. Jonathan D. Woody ’85 and Mrs. Tonya Woody*

Mr. Jonathan M. Woog ’98 and Mrs. Lindsay L. Woog*

Mr. Coleman Wright and Mrs. Anne Howard Dooley Wright ’08*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Youakim

Mr. David G. Zilber ’04

Up to $499 Anonymous*

Mr. Jeffrey M. Adams ’71 and Mrs. Patty L. Adams*

Mr. Greg Addicks and Mrs. Patricia Grode Addicks ’86

Mr. Justin R. Adler and Mrs. Brooke Daly Adler ’03

Mr. H. Heath Alexander ’72 and Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander

*Country Day Loyal member (y) Young Alumni Selwyn Society

THE YOUNG ALUMNI SELWYN SOCIETY

The Young Alumni Selwyn Society (YASS) celebrates leadership and generosity among graduates with the past 19 years. YASS members support the Country Day Fund with gifts of $1,500+ (2006–09), $500+ (2010–14), $250+ (2015–20), and participation (2021–24). YASS donors are acknowledged with a (y) throughout this report.

Mr. David M. Alfano and Ms. Natasha S. Alfano

Mr. and Mrs. Stephane S. A. Allagnon

Mr. Charles F. Allen ’00 and Mrs. Amanda Allen*

Mr. William A. Allen II and Mrs. Erin Saussy Allen ’93*

Ms. Christine Allensworth

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Allensworth*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Allford III

Mr. Michael Allison and Mrs. Siri Wannamaker Allison ’75

Mr. and Mrs. U. Enrique Alzate

Mr. Matthew Amrit and Mrs. Flannery Clair Amrit ’12

Mr. Andrew Anderson

Mr. Austin D. Anderson ’16

Mrs. Elizabeth E. Anderson

Mr. Fred Anderson IV ’05 and Mrs. Kelley Anderson*

Mr. and Mrs. R. Bird Anderson Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Krogh Andresen Jr.*

Ms. Tanya L. Andrysiak*

Dr. Amir Ansari and Dr. Carla Simon

Ms. Cynthia R. Ashmore

Ms. Clara J. Aus ’15

Mr. Thomas E. Austin Jr. ’80 and Mrs. Lori Austin*

Mr. Rashad S. Avery

Mr. Osborne Ayscue ’80 and Ms. Kathleen Mahoney

Mr. Pedro P. Aznar Foth and Mrs. Amy Klein Aznar ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Babb*

Ms. Caitlin Baber

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell A. Bach*

Dr. Cynthia Hlavacek Bailey ’04

Mrs. Jane Gaylord Bailey*

Mr. Reid Baker and Mrs. Katherine Blue Baker ’08*

Mr. William R. Baker III and Mrs. Olivia Chaplin Baker ’77

Mr. Robert F. Baldwin III ’99*

Ms. Dana Bang

Mr. and Mrs. E. Stover Barber Jr.*

Mr. Brian D. Barksdale Jr. and Mrs. Haines Pruden Barksdale ’97

Mr. and Mrs. Willie Barksdale Jr.

Mr. T. LaShaun Barnes Sr. and Mrs. Jo Malveaux

Mrs. Bailey S. Barnett*

Mr. G. Paul Barnhill ’13

Mr. Matthew Barone and Mrs. Sarah James Barone ’02

Mr. and Mrs. Carter J. Bateman Sr.*

Mr. and Mrs. E. Gaston Bates

Lauren and Taylor Batten*

Ms. Campbell J. Baumgartner ’24 (y)

Ms. Hannah G. Baumgartner ’22 (y)

Mr. and Mrs. Les B. Baynham

Ms. Madison Lee Beal ’09

Mr. James Bednarski and Mrs. Jean Farnell Bednarski ’64

Mr. Christopher W. Belk ’01

Ms. Suzanne Belk ’12

Mr. Douglas S. Bell Sr. ’81 and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bell*

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bell

Mr. Ryan Bender*

Mr. William Benham and Mrs. Linda Main Benham ’65*

Ms. Heather A. Bennett ’92*

Ms. Tara Elizabeth Bennett ’95*

Ms. Callie E. Bernard ’18

Ms. Janet Bernard

Ms. Karen L. Bernstein ’06*

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Bernstein*

Mr. Hardt W. Bing ’89 and Mrs. Emily Bing

Mr. Matthew Bittikofer*

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Black*

Mr. and Mrs. Barrett B. Blackburn

Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick O. Blackmon*

Ms. Dana Blair*

Mr. Robert Blank and Mrs. Brittany Boardman Blank ’07

Mr. Louis A. Bledsoe IV ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Blumenthal*

Ms. Jill K. Blumenthal ’93*

Mr. Holden P. Bobb ’19*

Mrs. Shyanne S. Boland-Lloyd

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Botos

Mr. Z. Cornell Bowden

Mr. and Mrs. Drew Bowman

Mr. and Mrs. Neal P. Boyd*

Mr. Patrick R. Brady ’13

Mr. Crawford Brakefield and Mrs. B. McRea Brakefield ’03*

Mr. Matthew M. Brantley ’07

Mr. Lee Brashear and Mrs. Anna Marshall Brashear ’99*

Ms. Elizabeth W. R. Bray ’24 (y)

Mr. William P. Bray and Mrs. Katherine Mattocks Bray ’87*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Brignola*

Mrs. Patricia M. Britton*

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Broderick

Ms. Mary Hill Brooks ’14

Mr. William A. Brooks*

Mr. Adam Brown

Mr. Brandon N. Brown and Dr. Rita A. Brintzenhoff Brown*

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon N. Brown

Ms. Elise C. Brown ’18

Ms. Olivia G. Brown ’24 (y)

Mr. Peter L. Brown and Mrs. Sally Eubanks Brown ’94*

Mr. Thomas A. Brown Sr. and Mrs. Jánice Roberts Brown ’10*

Mr. W. Denis Brown IV and Mrs. Kathryn Brookshire Brown ’87

Mr. Hunter Brush and Mrs. Jessica Smith Brush ’04

Mr. Mike Bryant and Mrs. Nancy Homeyer Bryant ’86

Mr. James C. Buck III and Mrs. Brook Tucker Buck ’98*

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Buford II*

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bullock

Mr. D. Carter Bumgardner ’09*

Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Burch

Mr. Carl J. Burchette ’06

Ms. Jane Burgess

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Burke

Ms. Tabitha Burkhead

Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradley Burks

Mr. Brandon Busbee and Mrs. Janie Berryhill Busbee ’86

Mr. Patrick G. Buschman*

Mr. and Mrs. T. Norman Bush*

Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Butzek*

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Calloway

Ms. Kaysie Camacho

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Campbell*

Ms. Bethany D. Capell

Mrs. Peggy Carey*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carlevatti*

Mr. David B. Carrier*

Ms. Kimberlee E. Carter*

Mr. Ben Cauble and Ms. Lillie C. Cochran ’08*

Mr. Harry T. Cavalaris ’64

Mr. Thomas C. Cavalaris ’08

Mr. and Mrs. Drew A. Cawthorne*

Ms. Courtney L. Chambers

Dr. Ana Chapman*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Chizzini*

Dr. Jerry Chostner

Ms. L. Elizabeth Christenbury ’07

Mr. Griffin M. Christian ’20

Mr. Kelly A. Clair

Ms. Meera B. Clark ’11

Mr. Lamont Clayton and Ms. Yvette Rosado

Mr. Alex L. Clementi ’04*

Mr. John L. Coe II ’08*

Mr. Kenneth S. Coe III ’06

Mr. Brendan Cole

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Collins*

Mr. Douglas R. Combs and Dr. Lowell R. Combs*

Ms. Anna C. Comer ’15 (y)

Mr. Andrew R. Conroy ’05

Mr. Brian R. Conroy ’05 and Mrs. Elizabeth Conroy

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron M. Cooper*

Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Cooper*

Mr. William F. Cooper Jr. ’21 (y)

Mr. Andrew Cordia and Mrs. Elizabeth Pitts Cordia ’10*

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Covington

Rev. John E. Covington ’64

Mr. D. McKinnie Cramer ’11

Mr. Derek Creason and Mrs. Jennie Roberts Creason

Mr. and Mrs. B. Tyler Creech

Ms. Anna F. Criss*

Ms. Jillian E. Cronin

Mr. Tom Crosson and Mrs. Hope Karney Crosson ’04*

Mr. Alex Crouch and Mrs. Ali Gores Crouch ’05*

Mr. and Mrs. Jody W. Crozier

Ms. Danitra R. Culp

Mr. Thomas Cunningham and Mrs. Elizabeth Verdone Cunningham ’08

Mr. Andrew Da Silva*

Mr. David W. D’Alessandro ’10

Mr. Thomas D. D’Alessandro ’06 and Mrs. Brooke D’Alessandro*

Mr. William L. D’Alessandro ’04 and Mrs. Natalie D’Alessandro*

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Daly*

Mr. Ryan J. Daly ’05

Mr. Carl L. Daniel ’06 and Mrs. Rebecca Daniel

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gibson Daniel

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Daniel*

Ms. Margaret R. Daniel ’07*

Mr. and Mrs. Tadd D. Daniel*

Dr. William T. Daniel ’04 and

Mr. John Coggin

Ms. Aleea Davey-Price

Ms. Courtney P. Davis ’13

Mr. R. West Davis ’09

Ms. Suzanne C. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Davlin*

Mr. Hunter T. Dawkins ’03 and Mrs. Charlotte H. Dawkins

Ms. Katherine L. Dawson ’12

Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Deacon

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dean Jr.*

Ms. Sloane Mayberry DeAngelis ’12

Mr. Logan A. Debnam and Mrs. Kathryn Beaver Debnam ’04*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Deer*

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Deets*

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Dekle*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Delaney*

Mr. and Mrs. Ian Dennis *

Mrs. Erica U. Deshaies*

Mr. Marc F. Deshaies ’94 and Mrs. Lauren E. Deshaies

Dr. Yven Destin and Mrs. Esther Destin*

Mr. Aashish Dhakad ’00 and Mrs. Jamie Laursen Dhakad ’00

Ms. Alison C. Dillard ’10

Ms. K. Blair Dillard ’12

Mr. B. Wayne Dixon Jr. ’82

Mr. and Mrs. R. Dale Dixon*

Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Domeier*

Dr. and Mrs. S. Elliott Dorsey Jr.

Mr. Bruce F. Doskocil*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Dougherty*

Mr. Eric Dowd and Mrs. Caroline Henderson Dowd ’05*

Mrs. Sally H. Dowd

Mr. Justin T. Draughn and Mrs. Carver Morrow Draughn ’07*

Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Drosky*

Ms. Linda A. Dudley

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. W. Dudley*

Ms. Nina R. Dulin ’17

Ms. Natoya Y. Dunn*

Mr. Alex DuVal ’09

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Eades*

Mr. Jubal A. Early Jr. ’15 (y)

Mr. Joshua E. Eboh and Dr. Corlan O. Eboh

Mr. Colston A. Edgerton ’05

Mr. Asa C. Edwards III and Ms. Anne Tope Edwards*

Mr. K. Sebastian Ekberg ’06*

Mrs. Béatrice M. Eldredge*

Ms. Alexandra K. Eliasek ’21 (y)

Ms. Shelby E. Eliasek ’24 (y)

Ms. Anna D. Elliott ’07

Ms. Lucy C. Elliott ’19*

Mr. John D. Ellis Jr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Knauff Ellis ’82*

Ms. Anna K. Elsasser ’17

Mr. Brandon R. Elsasser ’14

Dave and Katie Elsasser*

Mr. James S. Emmanuel and Mrs. Amy Hunter Emmanuel ’84*

Mr. James S. Emmanuel Jr. ’17

Mr. Owen L. T. Engel ’17

Ms. Mandy L. Epstein ’09*

Ms. Catherine S. Erb ’02

Ms. Elizabeth A. Erb ’13*

Mr. Alex Ern and Mrs. Hayden Bumgardner Ern ’12*

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Ernette*

Mr. Bryan H. Estes and Mrs. Melissa Gibson Estes ’86*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Estes*

Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Ethridge III

Mr. and Mrs. Cory A. Evans*

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil V. Evans III*

Mr. and Mrs. Odunayo Fagade*

Mr. Chris Faha and Ms. Leigh E. Otey ’02

Mr. Abdoul Fall and Ms. Peinda Diop

Mr. Jacob Falzarano and Ms. Alexandra R. Mangimelli ’04

Mr. Adam S. Farber ’05 and Mrs. Sarah Bell Farber ’04*

Mr. S. Harrison Farber ’08 and Mrs. Julia Saunders Farber ’08

Ms. Elizabeth S. Faris ’10*

Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Farmer

Ms. Sydney A. Farrance

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Farrug*

Mr. and Mrs. Torrey E. Feimster*

Ms. Kayleigh R. Ferlan*

Ms. Angela Ferrari Segovia

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Ferrell

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Ferris

Ms. Christine Fink ’09

Mr. Robert D. Fink ’06

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. FitzGerald*

Mr. H. Kenneth Fleishman ’71 and Mrs. Amy Fleishman*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Floyd*

Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Forbis*

Mr. Reavis A. Ford ’13 and Mrs. Margaret Ford

Mr. J. William Foster II ’06

Mr. Thomas Fredenberg and Mr. Yates Honey*

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Freedman*

Mrs. Dana Barksdale French ’91*

Mr. Lucas C. Fries ’08 and Mrs. Rebecca Ratcliffe Fries ’08*

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fuller

Ms. Julia Parker Fuller ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fuller III

Ms. Caroline M. Funderburg ’17* (y)

Mrs. Anne Biggers Furr ’76

Ms. Robin Furr *

Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Gakenheimer*

Mr. Raymond Galleno*

Mrs. Dereka M. Gardner-Wolf ’99

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Gardner*

Ms. Stephanie Gardner

Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Gardner*

Mr. Alex A. Garella ’04*

Mr. Robert Garner

Dr. Robin M. Garner

Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Gass III*

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Gawle*

Ms. Rosalind Gentry

Ms. Abeer H. Gerges

Mr. Jay A. Gerhart ’86 and Mrs. DeDe H. Gerhart*

Ms. Elizabeth E. Gibson ’88*

Mr. and Mrs. J. Tyler Gibson*

Ms. Elizabeth Wood Gill ’07

Mrs. Mary May Gillespie*

Mr. Richard T. Gillespie ’19* (y)

Mr. W. Harrison Gillespie ’21 (y)

Mr. Walker R. Gillespie ’19* (y)

Mr. Tyler Ginn

Dr. and Mrs. David Givens*

Dr. and Mrs. Nathan C. Givens

Mr. H. Wilson Glasgow Jr. ’62 and Mrs. Christian Glasgow*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Goodfellow*

Mr. Paul M. Goodson ’86 and Mrs. Laura R. Goodson

Mr. and Mrs. Austin D. Goodwin

Mr. Dustin Goossens and Mrs. Kelly Monical Goossens ’98

Mr. Henry W. Gorelick ’13

Lt. Col. Brandon J. Gorman ’96

Mr. Ryan S. Gorman ’98 and Mrs. Mary Gorman

The Graham Family Foundation*

Dr. William C. Graham ’00 and Mrs. Elizabeth Westerberg Graham ’05

Mr. Harvey M. Grasty Jr. ’85 and Mrs. Kristi A. Grasty

Mr. Brett W. Gray ’00 and Mrs. Stacy Gray*

Mr. Douglas S. Gray ’78 and Mrs. Rhonda D. Gray*

Mr. Jonathan C. Gray and Mr. Tony Scott*

Ms. Meredith M. Green

Mr. Aaron Greene and Mrs. Annie Sellers Greene ’07

Dr. Pamela Greene

Ms. Kennedy S. Grier ’20*

Mrs. Lynn M. Grier*

Mr. Jerry Griffin*

Mr. R. Tucker Griffith ’06 and Mrs. Caroline Burton Griffith ’07

Ms. Sally G. Griffith ’59*

Mr. and Mrs. James V. Griffo*

Mrs. S. Elizabeth Foss Grist ’06

Mr. Stephen A. Guardipee and Mrs. Laura K. Guardipee

Ms. Hidalisa Guerrero

Ms. Cheryl Gugliuzza*

Mr. Christopher H. Gunderman ’00

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gutter

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Haberlein*

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Hackett*

Mr. John T. Hackney ’96*

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haden*

Ms. Alexis R. Hall

Mr. Campbell H. Hallett ’13

Mr. Andrew Halliday and Mrs. Sara Caitlyn Deal Halliday ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Hamil*

Mr. E. Blanton Hamilton III ’14

Mr. Milton Hamilton and Ms. Courtenay Hamilton

Mr. Wake M. Hamilton ’11

Mr. Joel Hammett and Mrs. Anne Pearson Hammett ’97

Mr. T. Hilliard Hamrick ’09 and Mrs. Laura Hamrick

Ms. Jessica S. Han

Mr. and Mrs. A. Robertson Hanckel Jr.*

Mr. William B. Hardison Sr. ’82 and Mrs. Kate B. Hardison

Mr. David W. Harner ’24 (y)

Mr. Robert B. Harner and Mrs. Stephanie Neill Harner ’91*

Ms. Sarah Blair Harner ’22 (y)

Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Harris

Mr. Joshua E. Harris

Mr. Richard F. Harris IV and Mrs. Sherry Stuart Harris ’90*

Mr. Tripp Harris and Mrs. Katherine Young Harris ’09*

Mrs. Omega Hartman*

Ms. Nicola H. Hasan ’04*

Mr. Geoffrey A. Haskell and Ms. D. Brooke Leonnig*

Mr. Kenan T. Hawley ’22 (y)

Mr. Landon S. Hawley ’23 (y)

Mr. W. Trent Hawthorne ’01 and Mrs. Joanna Hawthorne

Mrs. Kandise N. Hayes*

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Hayes*

Mr. Pearce Hayes and Mrs. Sarah Riley Hayes ’02

Ms. Cornelia Anderson Healy ’06

Mr. and Ms. Nathan J. Healy*

Mr. and Mrs. James Heffron

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Hefner*

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hefner*

Mr. Evan S. Helda ’07

Margaret and Gary Hemric

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hernick III*

Mr. Michael Hervis*

Mr. Jordan S. Hester and Mrs. Lacey Ford Hester ’08*

Mr. Douglas H. Heun and Ms. Helen Heun*

Mr. Elias J. F. Hicks ’03*

Ms. Meredith High

Ms. Elizabeth F. Hill ’11

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hinds Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jared A. Hine*

Mr. Edward R. Hipp III ’66 and Mrs. Chicora Hipp*

Ms. Tenley E. Hippensteel ’23 (y)

Ms. Elizabeth S. Hobson ’18

Mr. Patrick L. Hobson ’89 and Mrs. Kristin H. Hobson*

Mr. William P. Hobson II ’21 (y)

Mrs. Ann Claire Hoch

Mr. Michael Hoff and Mrs. Caroline Plyler Hoff ’12

Mr. and Mrs. Art Hoffman*

Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Hoffman*

Mr. Lovell H. Holder ’05

Mr. William R. Holshouser and Mrs. Margaret Swanson Holshouser ’91

Ms. Kathleen Holtzman*

Mr. Lawrence E. Honig ’66 and Mrs. Lisa Honig

Mr. and Mrs. Darold Hoops

Ms. Linda H. Horn ’14

Ms. C. Allen Horne ’08

Mr. Paul G. Horne ’07 and Mrs. Megan R. Horne

Mr. Charles H. Horton Jr.*

Mrs. Harrison Dawkins Hoskins ’06

Mr. D. Harrison Howey ’05 and Mrs. Madeline Howey*

Mr. and Mrs. Brett A. Hubler

Ms. Nora Hudson

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Hudson

Mr. Oscar E. Huertas del Pino ’93 and Mrs. Meagan A. Huertas del Pino

Mr. R. Simeon Hughes and Mrs. Sarah Nichols Hughes ’94*

Mr. Samuel A. Humphrey

Mrs. Jane W. Hunter*

Mr. Matthew S. Hunter ’13

Mr. Donald B. Hutchins Jr. ’07

Ms. Terri Hutchins

Mr. Walter T. Hutchinson ’98 and Mrs. Natalie K. Hutchinson*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ierardi

Ms. Christina M. Ihle*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ilfeld*

Mr. Thomas N. Ingram III ’04 and Mrs. Meagan S. Ingram

Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin*

Mr. H. Bryan Ives IV ’06 and Mrs. Caroline Hodgin Ives ’08

Mr. James G. Ivey and Dr. Amanda L. M. Ivey*

Mr. Michael Jackson and Mrs. Karla Randle-Jackson*

Ms. Rose Ellen Jacobsohn

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jaeger

Mr. Brandon D. James ’12

Ofc. and Mrs. Burnice E. James*

Mr. Christopher A. James and Mrs. Abigail E. James ’07*

Mr. Gregory James

Mr. Rodney M. James ’96

Mr. Chad E. Jarrett*

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Jarrett*

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jean-Jacques

Ms. Heather B. Jewett *

Dr. Lanre Y. Jimoh and Dr. Nneka T. Jimoh

The Rev. Jeremy Jinkins and The Rev. Caroline Anderson Jinkins ’00*

Ms. Alice C. Johnson ’14

Mr. Brad Johnson and Mrs. Kaleigh Richter Johnson ’07

Mrs. Ellen Hutchinson Johnson ’98*

Mr. Eugene D. Johnson III and Mrs. Ashley Brady Johnson ’10

Mr. Michael R. Johnson and Mrs. Sarah Lovatt Johnson ’09*

Ms. Raina B. Johnson ’12

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Johnson*

Mrs. Isabel B. Johnston

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Jolly*

Mr. Andrew J. Jonas ’97

Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Jonas*

Mr. David Jones and Mrs. Mary Ball Jones ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison R. Jones Sr.

Ms. Mia M. Jordan

Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo E. Joseph*

Ms. Sienna M. Joseph ’19*

Ms. Madeline Katsarelis

Mr. and Mrs. John Kattman*

Mr. and Mrs. Manojit K. Kayal

Mr. and Mrs. Brendan P. Keane*

Ms. Paige Kearnan

Mr. C. Zachary Keiger ’05 and Mrs. Sharon Handford Keiger ’05*

Mr. and Mrs. Simon B. Keilty*

Ms. Darcy L. Keller ’23 (y)

Mr. Lee Keller*

Mr. Ryan T. Kelley ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Kelley*

Ms. Tracey A. Kelly ’86 and Ms. Cynthia Suchomel

Mr. James B. Kenary IV and Mrs. Blair Hance Kenary ’01*

Ms. Elizabeth Kennard

Mr. Walter A. Kennedy IV ’91 and Mrs. Aubrey H. Kennedy*

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kenney

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Kerr

Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Kim

Mr. Ji Tack Kim

Mr. Matthew M. King and Mrs. Sally Kenney King ’04*

Mr. Nicholas F. Kleiderer ’20

Ms. Darice D. Klein

Dr. Jeffrey A. Klein ’87 and Mrs. Kristen Klein*

Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Klingler*

Ms. Anne Gardner Klotz ’13

Ms. Carey H. Kluttz ’00*

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan S. Knick*

Mr. George R. Kornegay IV ’03 and Mrs. Meg S. Kornegay

Ms. Olympia Koutsokalis

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Kowalske*

Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Kridler*

Mr. Kevin E. Krystopolski and Mrs. Caren Adler Krystopolski ’95

Dr. and Mrs. David L. Kulbersh

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. LaBrosse*

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Laffond

Mr. and Mrs. S. Lakshmanan*

Mr. Patrick V. Lamm and Ms. Ping Cui

Mr. Patrick H. Langdon ’12

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Langevin

Mr. William F. Laporte ’11

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Lathrop*

Mr. Eric W. Law ’76 and Mrs. Rita Harmon Law*

Mr. Peter C. Lawing ’22 (y)

Mr. Thomas R. Lawing III ’91 and Mrs. Elizabeth C. Lawing*

Mr. and Mrs. Adam D. Lawrence*

Mr. James E. LeBow ’76 and Mrs. Brooke Anderson LeBow ’76

Jeff and Myra Lee

Mr. Jeffrey S. Lee ’02

Mr. Peter J. Leff and Mrs. Stacy Blumenthal Leff ’95*

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Leist

Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Lineberger

Mr. Christopher A. Lingenfelter ’02

and Mrs. Alyssa Lingenfelter*

Mr. John W. Linn ’94 and Mrs. Sara P. Linn

Mr. Andrew J. Loepprich ’14*

Ms. Katherine A. Logan ’16

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Londeree

Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Londeree*

Mr. John W. Long and Mrs. Margaret Martin Long ’84*

Mr. James F. Love III ’65 and Mrs. Donna Love*

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Love*

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Luxton*

Mr. Charles L. Lyle and Mrs. Heather Duncan Lyle ’86*

Mr. Ewan G. Macaulay

Mr. Richard L. Mack ’81 and Mrs. Sharon Brown Mack ’82

Mr. Thomas M. Mack ’14

Mr. Edwin E. Maddrey III and Mrs. Elizabeth Love Maddrey ’87*

Ms. Krista E. Maggart*

Mr. Dan Mainous and Mrs. S. B. Heyward Mainous ’15

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mallard*

Ms. Frances W. Mangan ’11

Mr. and Mrs. Zachary I. Manis

Ms. Adelaide Belk Martin ’06

Dr. John L. Mason and Dr. Katherine Savas Mason ’92

Mr. J. Paul Massey

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Mast

Dr. and Ms. Kenneth Mathys*

Ms. Karrie A. Matias

Mr. Brian Matthews and Mrs. Anna Schwab Matthews ’04*

Mr. Nixon M. Mavinga and Mrs. Charly N. Wumba

Mr. William M. Maxwell and Mrs. Emily Brown Maxwell ’05*

Ms. Jill Mayberry

Mr. Gregory Mayes

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Mays

Mrs. Sarah Toy McArdle ’64

Mr. Neill G. McBryde Jr. and Mrs. Virginia Whitney McBryde ’96*

Mr. S. Finley McClure and Mrs. Janny Hershey McClure ’99

Mr. Kevin R. McCrystle and Mrs. Lauren Morell McCrystle ’00

Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. McDavid

Ms. May A. McDonnell ’22 (y)

Mr. Charlie McFarland and Mrs. Emily Ransone McFarland ’08

Mr. and Mrs. W. DeArmon McGarity

Mr. Raymond McGee*

Ms. Shonda McGee*

Mr. W. Trewhitt McGhee IV ’06 and Mrs. Virginia H. McGhee*

Mr. Stuart G. McGoogan ’10

Mr. William H. McGoogan Jr. ’07

Ms. Sheila M. McGrail and Mr. Richard H. Berry*

Mr. J. Bradford McIlvain ’77 and Mrs. Maura McIlvain*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McKaughn III*

Ms. Elizabeth M. McLawhorn ’15

Mr. and Mrs. J. William McLemore*

Mr. William A. McLemore ’19

Mr. and Mrs. Nathanial J. McManis*

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. McMorris*

Mr. Daniel C. McMullen and Mrs. Delia Welton McMullen ’84*

Mr. and Mrs. James R. McNab Jr.*

Ms. Virginia M. McNeill

Ms. E. Braden McPhail ’17*

Mr. and Mrs. E. Fred McPhail, Jr.*

Mr. Jordon McRae

Mr. Samuel W. Meginnis and Mrs. Avery Harrison Meginnis ’09

Mr. Jesse Mendes and Mrs. Kathryn Plyler Mendes ’08

Mr. Daniel B. Menichella ’20

Ms. Elizabeth A. Merlo ’15

Ms. Donna M. Mighty-Fageyinbo*

Mr. Connor W. Miller ’21 (y)

Mr. D. Matthew Miller ’07

Mr. and Mrs. Evan G. Miller

Mr. Owen J. Miller ’24 (y)

Ms. Stephanie A. Miller*

Mr. Triston C. Miller ’19

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Miller*

Ms. Charmion A. Miller-Davis*

Mr. David A. Mills ’87 and Ms. Leila R. Keen*

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mills*

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mims

Mr. Paul Mitchell and Dr. Valerie Vickers*

Ms. Anne Stuart Mitchener ’09

Mr. James S. Mitchener ’11

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron M. Mize*

Mr. Gregory Mogilevsky ’00

Ms. Lauren E. Moïse ’19

Mr. Austin B. J. Monahan ’06

Mr. Stefan Montanez*

Mr. D. McCord Moody ’89 and Mrs. Kerry Moody

Mr. Durning Moore and Mrs. Natalie Erdman Moore ’05*

Mr. and Mrs. James Moore*

Mr. Jonathan T. Moore and Mrs. Jonsie Evans Moore ’95*

Mr. and Mrs. Luther T. Moore*

Ms. Mary English R. Moore ’15

Ms. Emily M. Moran ’17

Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Morejon*

Ms. Catherine M. Morris*

Mr. Robert A. Morris and Ms. Josephine B. Morris

Mr. and Mrs. Zeb A. Morris III*

Mr. Frank Morton and Mrs. Katherine Forshag Morton ’04*

Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Moser*

Mrs. Joan D. Moss*

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Moxley*

Mrs. R. Michelle Mulligan *

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Munson IV*

Ms. Wendy N. Munyon

Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Neill*

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Nelson*

Ms. Stephanie N. Nelson ’17* (y)

Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Neumann*

Mr. Luis Neves

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Newman*

Mr. and Mrs. Andy J. Nicoletti*

Ms. Allison B. Niekras*

Mrs. Gwen Nix

Mr. W. Thomas Noel and Mrs. Julia Ehringhaus Noel ’08

Mr. Josh J. Norris ’07*

Mr. Christopher A. Nuckols and Mrs. Kristine Young Nuckols ’99*

Mr. Peter Nunnery

Catherine and Rob Odum*

Mr. T. Tyler Odum and Mrs. Rachel Smith Odum ’06

Ms. Sarah S. Offutt ’08 *

Mr. Emmanuel A. Omari ’22 (y)

Mr. Conor N. O’Neill ’10

Mr. John W. O’Neill III*

Mr. Curt Orshoski and Mrs. Alison Schiffli Orshoski ’08*

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ostrove*

Mr. and Mrs. A. Justin Ourso III*

Ms. Caroline R. Owen ’23 (y)

Ms. Lorraine Pagan-Tyler*

Ms. Taryn M. Page*

Mr. Reid W. Palmer ’10 and Mrs. Hannah Dibble Palmer ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Palmer*

Mr. and Mrs. Jawan S. Parker

Mr. Ross Parker

Mr. and Mrs. E. Fitzgerald Parnell III

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Parsons

Mr. Jon Patrick and Mrs. Donna E. Campbell-Patrick*

Ms. Olivia N. Patt ’24 (y)

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Patt

Mr. Andrew B. Paustian ’09

Mr. Stewart Peery IV ’98 and Mrs. Ellen R. Peery*

Mr. Connor J. Penegar ’16

Mr. Ruben Perez Guerra

Mr. Jose Perez Rojas

Mr. Stephen Persell and Dr. Heather L. Heiman ’89*

Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey C. Peterson III

Mr. John S. Petrone ’06 and Mrs. Baxter Close Petrone ’08

Mr. C. Yates Pharr ’86 and Mrs. Marisa Pharr

Ms. Nathaline M. Pheteau

Mr. Scott V. Philips ’13

Mr. W. Burt Philips ’76 and Mrs. Molly V. Philips*

Mr. William S. Philips ’14*

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Phillips*

Mr. Matthew T. Phillips ’97 and Mrs. Heather H. Phillips *

Ms. N. Violet Phillips ’19

Mr. Stephen O. Phillips and Mrs. Carolyn Nash Phillips ’71

Ms. Katherine O. Pierce ’06

Ms. Lisa Pierce

Ms. Amy R. Pittinaro

Mrs. Meredith Pittman*

Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Pitts

Mr. John A. Pitts ’04 and Mrs. Meredith P. Pitts

Mr. Samuel M. Pitts ’04

Mr. William B. Pitts ’04 and Mrs. Sarah Pitts

Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Plyler

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Plyler

Mr. William W. Plyler ’12

Mr. Thomas M. Poe ’03 and Mrs. Emily L. Poe

Mr. Samuel E. Poole ’11

Mr. Justin T. Poore and Mrs. Stephanie House Poore ’99

Mr. Shawnpree Porter

Mr. and Mrs. John Powers

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pratt

Mr. and Mrs. Travis J. Preslar*

Dr. and Mrs. Allen Prevette*

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Y. Price

Mrs. Patricia M. Prieto Treviño*

Dr. and Mrs. Aaron R. Prosnitz*

Mr. and Mrs. J. Norfleet Pruden III*

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Pruett*

Mr. Michael Pruitt

Mr. William E. Pugh ’92 and Mrs. Molly Pugh

Ms. Gail B. Purdie*

Ms. Jocelyn M. Purdie ’14

Mr. Max Purgavie and Mrs. Mary Rachel Dorsett Purgavie ’08

Ms. Molly M. Quillin ’12

Mr. Michael L. Radford ’13 and Mrs. Annamarie Radford

Ms. Mallika Rajan

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Randall

Mr. Stephen T. Randle and Mrs. Hampton G. Horton

Dr. Carol L. Ransone

Ms. Eryn R. Ratcliffe ’13

Mr. Ryan D. Ratcliffe ’04*

Mr. Partha Reddy and Mrs. Sara Salisbury Reddy ’11

Ms. Elizabeth R. Redvanly ’19*

Mr. Thomas W. Redvanly ’21 (y)

Ms. Kerry E. Reichs ’89

Mr. John C. Reinke*

Mr. Craig Remsen and Mrs. Jennifer Dixon Remsen ’95*

Mrs. Page Munroe Renger ’63*

Mr. Alvin L. Reynolds Jr. ’04 and Mrs. Christina Reynolds*

Dr. Carl R. Reynolds ’94 and Mrs. Jean B. Reynolds

Mr. Benjamin G. Rhyne ’10 and Mrs. Meredith Rhyne*

Mrs. Sallye Richards

Ms. Marian Richardson*

Ms. Sarah Richardson*

Mr. Matthew Richman

Mr. Benjamin G. Richter ’02 and Mrs. Julia Barry Richter ’09*

Mr. Cameron Rifkin and Mrs. Elizabeth Bernstein Rifkin ’08

Mr. Ryan C. Riggins ’03*

Mrs. Mary Anne Borough Riley ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Rivera Castro*

Mrs. Judith Rivero*

Mr. and Mrs. Shlain D. Rivers

Mr. Zach Roach and Mrs. Kristen O’Neill Roach ’00

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Roark*

Ms. Sally D. Robinson ’80

Ms. Parker Anne Rocco ’14

Mr. Franklin J. Rocha and Mrs. Carrie Jacobsohn Rocha ’98*

Mr. Ryan Rockecharlie and Mrs. Emma McCrossan Rockecharlie ’06*

Dr. J. Gardiner Richards Roddey Jr. ’81 and Dr. Patricia K. Roddey*

Ms. Annamae M. Rodgers ’13

Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Rodgers Sr.*

Ms. Malia Rodgers

Mrs. Brigitte Y. Rogers-Hicks

Dr. Louise C. Rogers ’82

Mr. Ivon D. Rohrer III ’96 and Mrs. Lauren C. Rohrer

Mr. Charles R. Rollyson and Mrs. Jennifer Tuttle Rollyson ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Tedd Roseberry*

Ms. Bo Rosser ’89*

Mr. Ralf Roth and Mrs. Carmina Diaz Roth ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rubert

Ms. Frances E. Rudolph ’06

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ruggles

Mr. Nathaniel H. Rullman and Mrs. Katherine Turnbull Rullman ’01*

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey C. Rusnak*

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Russell

Mr. David Ryan

Mrs. Christine Rydel*

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Salvato*

Mr. Sam V. Salvato ’10 and Mrs. Leah Salvato

Mr. Miguel A. Sánchez-Ross and Mrs. Margaret Norelli Sánchez-Ross ’99*

Mr. David B. Sanders*

Mr. Eric P. Sanderson and Mrs. Katherine Walker Sanderson ’93*

Mrs. Kristie C. Sappenfield*

Mr. P. Ruffin Scarborough ’04 and Mrs. Leary Scarborough

Ms. Molly D. Schachner

Mr. Keith A. Schell and Ms. Hongying Chen

Mr. Bruce P. Schlernitzauer and Mrs. Leslie Kaplan Schlernitzauer ’86

Ms. Grace R. Schlernitzauer ’19*

Mr. Jeffrey S. Schlosberg ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Grant C. Schoonmaker Jr.

Ms. Megan A. Schoonmaker ’14

Mr. Jonathan Schulz and Mrs. Meredith Ashcraft Schulz ’04*

Mr. Michael W. Schultz

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schulz

Ms. Heather Scott*

Mr. Joseph Scroggins

Mr. Leon Scroggins III

Ms. Emma S. Sepkowitz ’14

Dr. Marla B. Shapiro ’80

Mr. Zachary S. Shaw ’01 and Mrs. Lizzi O. Shaw

Mr. Michael P. Shea and Mrs. Jordan Allen Shea ’97

Mr. and Mrs. Brent A. Shear*

Ms. Nadine Shenouda*

Mr. Trey Shoemaker and Mrs. S. Katherine Coe Shoemaker ’08

Ms. Y. Zoe Shook ’08

Mr. Gouverneur M. Siegel and Mrs. Lauren K. Duffey

Mr. Michael G. Simmons and Mrs. Roland Mitchener Simmons ’06

Dr. Paul A. Sinal and Dr. Sara H. Sinal*

Ms. Charlotte Rankin Singer ’06

Mr. Akhil Singh ’14 and Mrs. Allyson Quillin Singh ’14

Ms. Priyal Singh ’19

Dr. Ryan K. Singhi ’05 and Dr. Namrata K. Singhi

Ms. Felicia Sink

Mr. William H. Sipe IV ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Sluder*

Mr. and Mrs. B. Logan Smith*

Mr. Derek S. Smith and Mrs. Ashley Moore Smith ’98

Emily and Zach Smith*

Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Jr.*

Mr. Joshua R. Smith and Mrs. Julie Page Smith ’97

Dr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Smith Jr.

Mrs. Selwyn M. Smith*

Mr. Henry P. A. Smyth ’88 and Mrs. Elizabeth N. Smyth*

Mr. Jennings Snider ’01 and Mrs. Ashley Snider

Mr. R. Mattox Snow IV ’13

Mrs. Stephanie Sooroojnauth Khan

Mrs. Mariem Souadi

Mr. J. William Southerland and Mrs. Katherine Blythe Southerland ’65*

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Spada*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Spangler*

Mr. Jabari S. F. Spruill Sr. and Dr. Denise L. P. Spruill*

Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Stafford*

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Stanton*

Mr. Connor Starrs and Mrs. Rebecca Adams Starrs ’09*

Mrs. Rosalie Steele ’70

Mr. Gary R. Stern

Mrs. Rebecca W. Stern*

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stinebaugh II

Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Stone*

Mrs. Jessica J. Stoner

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Stowe*

Mr. Eric M. Strumpf ’89 and Mrs. Jeanette Bunjes-Strumpf

Ms. Marni B. Strumwasser ’98*

Mrs. Catherine W. Stuckey

Mr. ChaChi Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sullivan*

Ms. Shivani D. Sundaram ’24 (y)

Mr. Mark Emilio Suris ’17*

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Suris

Mr. Oscar Louis Suris ’14*

Ms. Ramona J. Suris ’18*

Ms. Princess E. Sutherland ’14

Ms. Natalie E. Swanson ’24 (y)

Mr. Frederick A. Sweeting and Mrs. Lauren Folger-Sweeting*

Mr. Alexander W. Tabor Jr. ’19

Mr. Russell P. Tabor ’21 (y)

Mr. and Mrs. W. Knox Tate

Ms. Austin T. Taylor ’05*

Mr. and Mrs. Rod A. Taylor

Mr. B. Redmond Teague ’15

Mr. Stephen T. Temple ’07

Mr. Gordon H. Teter ’14

Mr. Hilton J. Thomas ’09

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Thomas Jr.*

Mr. John Thomas and Mrs. Ashley Westerberg Thomas ’14

Mr. J. William Thompson Jr. and Mrs. Kristen Brown Thompson ’85

Mr. Kevin Thompson and Mrs. Kate Keating Thompson ’02*

Mr. and Ms. Clint Thorman*

Ms. Martha C. Thorne*

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Tierney Sr.

Ms. Lyn W. Tillett*

Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Tillman*

Mr. Owen J. Timperman ’26

Ms. Mary Allen Todd

Ms. E. Reese Torstrick ’18

Mr. B. Carter Touma ’13*

Ms. Irene B. Touma ’15

Mr. Edward L. Townsend ’81 and Mrs. Gillian H. Townsend

Mr. Charlie Townshend and Mrs. Anne Stevenson Townshend ’08

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Treadaway*

Mr. Bradley N. Treat ’90 and Mrs. Kristen Treat*

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trohanis

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Trojan*

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Troup

Stuart and Callie Troutman*

Ms. Cameron B. Tuomi

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Turner Jr.

Ms. Yvonne Turner

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Tuttle Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Tuttle*

Mr. H. McNeill Upchurch ’21 (y)

Mr. and Mrs. J. Stacy Utley*

Mr. Robert S. Valenstein ’73 and Mrs. Ellie L. Valenstein*

Mr. Peter C. Van Allen ’71 and Mrs. Barbara Van Allen*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Kuren*

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Van Stratt*

Ms. Mackenzy L. Vancil

Dr. Kenneth R. Vanderhave Jr. and Dr. Kelly L. Vanderhave*

Ms. Quiotte Vanfield

Mr. Jacob Vannoy

Mr. James B. Varanese and Ms. Nataliya V. Lee

Mr. R. Maximilian Veith II ’14

Mrs. L. Antonia Keen Veneris ’13

Mr. George F. Verdone Jr. ’71 and Mrs. Ellen T. Verdone

Mr. George F. Verdone III ’10 and Mrs. Alley Verdone

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Vigna

Mr. and Mrs. Bala Vishwanathan

Mr. and Mrs. James Vlna

Dr. Gina E. Voci ’92

Ms. A. Victoria Waldthausen ’08*

Mr. Matthew J. Walker ’04 and Mrs. Vierra Walker

Mr. W. Kent Walker Jr. ’86 and Mrs. M. Gabriela Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O. Wall*

Ms. H. Elizabeth Wallace ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Todd D. Wallace

Ms. Ivory J. Wallace-Withers

Dr. Tyrone Waller II ’04

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Walsh Jr.*

Ms. Jessica Walters

Mr. James G. Walton and Mrs. Carroll Rogers Walton ’88*

Dr. Timothy F. Waples and Ms. Anne M. Lambert*

Mr. Bryce Ward ’26

Mr. P. Colton Ward IV ’03

Mr. Jeffrey Ware and Mrs. Amanda Ritch

Ms. Kaitlin Watkins

Mr. Neal P. Watterson ’04

Mr. Benjamin M. Weadon and Mrs. Nancy Blue Weadon ’06*

Ms. Laura W. Wearn ’09

Mr. William K. Weatherly III and Mrs. Karen Culbreth Weatherly ’80

Mr. and Mrs. David N. Webb*

Mr. and Mrs. Lyles B. Webster

Ms. Chelsea L. Wedwick

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Weill

Mr. Bradford G. Weir ’14

Mr. Jordan Weir ’09

Ms. Avery G. Wells ’19

Mr. C. Rex Welton Sr. ’58 and Mrs. Linda M. Welton

Mr. John T. Wheatley ’09

Mr. J. Arthur Whedon ’74 and Mrs. Laura Whedon*

Mr. Joseph C. Whisnant and Mrs. Robbie Shannonhouse Whisnant ’87

Mr. James J. White IV ’82 and Mrs. Anne F. White

Mr. William C. Whitley Jr. ’10*

Ms. S. Byers Whitman ’16

Mr. F. Abbott Whitney III ’87 and Mrs. Paige Whitney

Hon. Frank D. Whitney ’78 and Mrs. Catherine G. Whitney*

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wilkerson Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Wade R. Wilkerson*

Mr. C. E. Williams IV ’10 and Mrs. Anna Williams

Mrs. Eleanor K. Williams

Jim and Marty Williams*

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Williams*

Ms. Mia C. Williams

Ms. Nina L. Williams ’70*

Dr. and Ms. Evan B. L. Willis

Mr. Hunter Willm and Mrs. Anna Vaughan Willm ’08*

Mr. Dwayne Wilson II*

Mr. Hadley Wilson and Mrs. Lindsey Brady Wilson ’14

Tom and Laurie Wilson*

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Winston

Mr. Lance D. Wirsing and Dr. Calli K. Wirsing*

Mr. Drew M. Witman ’06 and Mrs. Chelsea B. Witman*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Witman*

Mr. Vance R. Witman ’03 and Mrs. Sarahanne B. Witman*

Alston O. Wolf *

Mr. and Mrs. George M. Wolf *

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wolfe

Mr. David S. Wolpa and Mrs. Danielle J. Sharp*

Mr. Tommie L. Wood and

Ms. Carrie Reavis*

Ms. Tameka G. Woodard*

Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Wooster

Mr. Benjamin A. Yarbrough and Mrs. Anna-Lindsay Smith Yarbrough ’86*

Mr. Stokes A. Yarbrough ’19

Ms. Taylor L. Yarbrough ’19

Ms. Anna S. Yochem ’06

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Yonchak

Mr. H. Spencer Yorke ’03 and Mrs. Sara Yorke*

Mrs. Paula G. Yorke

Mr. Taylor Zarzour and Mrs. Elizabeth Currie Zarzour ’97

Mr. David A. Zelickson ’97 and Mrs. Erin Stone Zelickson ’97

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Karl Zepsa*

A WEEKEND OF & ALUMNI WEEKEND 2025 2025 2025

Memories Milestones

Thispast April, Bucs spirit came home—literally—as all reunion class parties were held on campus for the first time in Alumni Weekend history. From joyful reunions to record-breaking generosity, the 2025 Alumni Weekend brought out the very best of the Country Day community.

The festivities officially kicked off on Wednesday, April 23, with the annual alumni Bucs Together Days of Giving

For the sixth consecutive year, alumni volunteers and donors showed their Bucs pride by giving generously to the Country Day Fund in honor of the teachers, coaches, and mentors who shaped their lives.

Led by Ike Belk ’04 and Megan Schlernitzauer ’14, an incredible 672 donors raised a record-breaking $237,274 during the 42-hour campaign. Gifts to the Country Day Fund provide critical resources that enhance every aspect of the Country Day experience. Even more inspiring, 146 different teachers, coaches, and staff, past and present, were honored! Thank you to everyone who made gifts this Bucs Together Days! Your gifts are already at work supporting academic innovation, teacher excellence, athletics, the arts, and more.

Frank Dowd IV ’74 Honored Kristin Sturges Hair ’95 at the Distinguished Service Legacy Luncheon

The Distinguished Service Legacy Luncheon remains one of Alumni Weekend’s most treasured traditions, uniting retired and longtime faculty and staff, beloved alumni, and valued friends of the school. Each year, the luncheon serves as the setting for the presentation of the Frank Dowd IV ’74 Alumni Service Award—honoring an individual whose contributions have left a lasting impact on the Country Day community. Frank shared the following during the presentation of this distinguished award: “What stands out about our volunteer community as a whole at Country Day is that it’s driven by a deep commitment to our mission. It’s about supporting our entire community—educating and nurturing our children and their families. For over 18 years, Kristin has embodied this spirit wholeheartedly, giving her heart to everything she’s done. Kristin, thank you for humbly allowing us the opportunity to honor you today.

“Some might say Kristin’s dedication to Country Day runs in the family. As a lifer, she not only embraced the values of this school but also carried forward a legacy of service that was inspired by her late mother Claudia Sturges. Kristin followed in her mother’s footsteps, serving as President of the Parents’ Association—33 years after her mother did the same, and both did so with distinction.”

“Country Day is an institution, but it is also a living and breathing thing. While the facilities are amazing and the grounds are stunningly beautiful, these are not what make it so special. They are certainly pieces of the puzzle, but the true cornerstone pieces are, of course, the people. And they are the WHY that I have committed so much time to this special place.”

–Kristin Sturges Hair ’95

BIPOC ALUMNI REUNION

Athletics and Class Reunions

Saturday of Alumni Weekend was full of Bucs pride, kicking off with spirited support for our traditional athletics events, including baseball, lacrosse, tennis, and soccer. The lacrosse community gathered in a special show of appreciation for longtime coach Brad Touma at the official dedication of the Touma Stadium at Dowd Field. See full story about the memorable event on page 24.

In a new and meaningful milestone, all reunion class parties were held on campus for the first time, making the celebrations even more personal and connected to the

That evening, the annual BIPOC Alumni Reunion took place in the Belk Learning Center, bringing together BIPOC alumni, faculty, and staff for an evening of connection and community. The event focused on celebrating shared experiences and strengthening the bonds within Country Day’s BIPOC alumni network.

Country Day experience. Classes ending in ’5s and ’0s enjoyed thoughtfully planned gatherings in familiar settings, bringing added warmth and nostalgia to the weekend.

From the Distinguished Service Legacy Luncheon to the record-breaking Bucs Together Days of Giving and every event in between, Alumni Weekend 2025 was a powerful testament to the strength, spirit, and lasting connections of the Country Day community. Thank you to the many volunteers and attendees, especially Alumni Council President Hayes Ashcraft ’06 and Alumni Weekend Chair Clary Hilliard Gray ’00, who made this unforgettable weekend possible.

FACULTY AND STAFF

Awards

Honorary Alumni Association Inductee

Al Pearman

Alumni Distinguished Faculty Award

Donna Campbell-Patrick

Florence Radcliffe Clauss Chapman

Faculty Appreciation Award

Michelle Mulligan

Exceptional Performance Award

Lower School: Andy Nicoletti, Logan Smith

Middle School: Stacey Mills, Kate Hardison

Upper School: Becca Stern, Chelsea Evans

Staff: Kevin Nunnery, Jonathan Woog

Carl Bolick Coaching Award

Jeff Pilon ’92, Mindy McBrayer ’94

Travel Grant Winners

J.R. Williams Summer Travel Fellowship

Bina Neumann

McGuire Family Foundation Grant

Nehal Morejon

Parents’ Association Faculty Renewal

Grant

Patrick Buschman, Donna Campbell-Patrick

Hunter Sabbatical Grant

Monica Erb, Natalie Pruett

Years of Service Milestones

40 Years

Marsha Newton-Graham

35 Years

Arthur Hoffman

Donna Witman

MEMORIALS

30 Years

Béatrice Eldredge

20 Years

JG Bailey

Mike Hennessey

Jerry Griffin

Ellen Runnels Peery

Molly Hefner

Molly Philips

Shannon Starnes

10 Years

Katharine Atkins

Patrick Buschman

Heather Chesnutt

Melanie Dennis

Shannon Drosky

Kate FitzGerald

Kate Hardison

Shanel Hine

Christina Ihle

Emily Maxwell ’05

Aaron Mize

Bina Neumann

Andy Nicoletti

Ernest Ostrove

Gabriel Rivera

Becca Stern

Kathleen H. Thomas

Drew Witman ’06

2025 Retirees

Martha McKaugn, 21 years

Peter Floyd, 24 years

Anne Edwards, 26 years

Cindy Kridler, 27 years

Stacey Mills, 29 years

Sean O’Neill, 31 years

As we become aware of the passing of our alumni, former faculty, and special friends, we continue to share tributes and memorials in our monthly Alumni Newsletter sent via email. Our condolences and hearts remain with the family and friends of those listed below.*

Gretchen Allen

Addison Hemric ’02

Ms. Evelyn Hill, “Momma E”

Sean Miller ’85

Louise Jonas Paxton ’93

Howard Taylor ’68

Mary Will Thomas

Our sincerest hope is to honor and remember the passing of alumni and former faculty respectfully and accurately. Kindly share updates to alumni@charlottecountryday.org

*As of August 6, 2025

ALUMNI Awards

Alumnus of the Year

William Byron ’16

Frank Dowd IV ’74 Alumni Service Award

Kristin Sturges Hair ’95

2024–25 Alumni Council

President: Hayes Ashcraft ’06

President Elect: Clary Hilliard Gray ’00

Past President: Lee Norelli Pedersen ’04

Secretary/Alumni Director: Drew Witman ’06

Alumni Events Chair: Clary Hilliard Gray ’00

Bucs Together Days Chairs: Ike Belk ’04, Megan Schlernitzauer ’14

Alumni Engagement Chair: Sebastian Ekberg ’06

Young Alumni Chairs: Mattox Snow ’13, Kendall Addison ’18, Connor Penegar ’16

BIPOC Chair: Earl McLaurin ’10

Student Body Representatives: Nolan Bates ’25, Nile Collins-Friedland ’25

Student Engagement Chairs: Matt McLanahan ’01, Ivan Mothershead ’03

Faculty Representatives: Patsy Ratterree, Paulette Beatty, Brad Touma

At-Large Members

Robbie Branstrom Adams ’06

Frank Adams ’06

Mary Claire Anderson ’12

John Ash ’09

Zoe Cavalaris Belk ’06

Margaret Rose Black ’00

Leah Andress Brady ’08

Andrew Clementi ’07

Claude Close ’10

C.C. Davis ’99

Wake Hamilton ’11

Betsy Bryan Pitts Mandl ’09

Bess McLawhorn ’15

Derek Passenant ’11

Kellie Geisel Passenant ’13

Broadus Roberson '18

Amanda Barnhardt Roth ’97

Sam Salvato ’10

Rebecca Adams Starrs ’09

Walker Vann ’13

Matt Walker '04

Nancy Blue Weadon ’06

Caroline McGuire Winslett ’04

Anne Howard Dooley Wright ’08

PARENTS AND FRIENDS Awards

Honorary Alumni Association Inductee

The Klein Family

David L. Hood Jr. Award for Volunteer Service

Parker and Stephen Shuford Advancement Volunteers

2024–25 Advancement Committee

Sammy Hood ’96, Chair

Katharine Atkins, Advancement/ Staff Liaison

Hayes Ashcraft ’06, Alumni Council President

Ben Braun

Lauren Browne

Mia Jordan and Esther Destin, POCIS Presidents

Pontea Dixon

Ann (Willey) Douglas

Tiffani Jones

Kelly Walton Miller ’90

Leighann Swanson, Country Day Fund Director

Jamie Sumich, Parents’ Association President

Andrew Tate

Katie and John Scott ’95 Trotter, Country Day Fund Chairs

Kristen ’93 and McNeill Wester, Boosters Club Presidents

Bill Zimmern ’95 (ex officio)

2024–25 Country Day Fund Volunteers

Country Day Fund Chairs

John Scott Trotter ’95

Katie Trotter

Leadership Committee

Brian Chambers, Chair

Kelly Chambers, Chair

Catherine Becker

Chris Becker

Ben Braun

Heather Braun

Alfred Dawson

Amy Levine Dawson ’00

Jon Dixon ’98

Pontea Dixon

Ben Dobson ’99

Sarah Dobson

Cameron Golden

Carson Golden

Luis Lluberas

Meghan Lluberas

Brianna McRae

John McRae

Alex Papson

Anna Papson

Laura Philipson

Stephen Philipson

Amanda Barnhardt Roth ’97

August Roth

Chuck Stauffer

Ja Vandura

Kaitlin Vandura

Rad von Werssowetz

Odie von Werssowetz

New Parent Committee

Laurens Adams Threlkeld ’04, Chair

Michael Threlkeld, Chair

Frank Adams ’06

CT Anderson

Charles Anderson

Aaron Arant ’09

Hayes Ashcraft ’06

Mary Bates

Brent Bates

Katie Scarborough Caldwell ’00

Mark Caldwell

Jennie Corbett

Rick Corbett

Caroline Deichmann

Tripp Deichmann

Dex Hobbs

Laura Hobbs

Greg Long

Melissa Long

Connor Macon

Marshall Macon

Merrill Mills

William Mills

Ashleigh Mothershead

Ivan Mothershead ’03

Carter Natarajan

Raj Natarajan

Jason Rutherford

Stacey Rutherford

Andrew Shaw ’06

Catherine Shaw

Brantley Anders Templeton ’02

Ryan Templeton

Christopher Vigna

Michelle Vigna

DuBose Williamson

Fran Williamson

Lower School Committee

Grant Gilbert ’02, Chair

Lauren Gilbert, Chair

Gaurav Bharti

Sarah Edwards

Margaret Eshleman

Rob Eshleman

Andrew Houston

Liz Verhagen Houston ’00

Mira Nassar

Walid Nassar

Eric Pedersen

Lee Norelli Pedersen ’04

Meg Peebles

Ty Peebles

Andrew Price

Candace Hutchins Price ’04

Tiernan Rose

Whitaker Rose

Joe Thompson ’98

Taryn Thompson

Elliott Weeks

Lauren Weeks

Middle School Committee

Callie Kelly, Chair

Win Kelly, Chair

Clark Andresen

Corey Andresen

Anne Bell

McSwain Bell

Jessica Blinde

Neal Blinde

Staci Broderick

Tim Broderick ’98

Collins Cherry

Copeland Cherry

Ransome Foose

Laura Judd

Sam Judd

Allison Cornwell Moss ’99

Bo Moss

Amy Schaaf

Anne Carter Smith

Dean Smith

Aynsley Spencer

Carter Stone

Badge Stone

Charisma Taylor

Jimmy Taylor

Jim Watson

Rebecca Watson ’97

George Webster

Mindy Webster

Upper School Committee

Eliza Liles, Chair

Jonathan Liles, Chair

Sam Bowles ’93

Chris Flouhouse

Lori Flouhouse

Jenni Henderson

Ryan Henderson

Sammy Hood ’96

Greg Kares

Jolene Kares

Cathy Koziel

Bill Koziel

Chuck Stauffer

Derek Thomas

Jen Thomas

Eric Wilkins ’93

Martin Wilkinson

Paul Wright ’90

Participation Committee

Nicole Woodley, Chair

Diksha Adams

Megan Bimbo

Austin Carey

Dana Barksdale French ’91

Marta Licausi

Tyler Blythe Newman ’01

Alice Ourso

Katie Panduro

Anne Warren

Lauren Evans Wilkinson ’97

Anne Warren Williams ’01

Alumni Committee

Ike Belk ’04, Chair

Megan Schlernitzauer ’14, Chair

Robbie Branstrom Adams ’06

John Ash ’09

Christopher Belk ’01

Suzanne Belk ’12

Spencer Clair ’09

Andrew Clementi ’07

Clary Hilliard Gray ’00

Stephanie Neill Harner ’91

Darcy Keller ’23

Matt McLanahan ’01

McNair Mitchener ’14

Kellie Geisel Passenant ’13

Jocelyn Purdie ’14

Ryan Ratcliffe ’04

Ryan Riggins ’03

Megan Schoonmaker ’14

Allyson Quillin Singh ’14

Mattox Snow ’13

John Stevenson ’06

Marni Strumwasser ’98

Natalie Swanson ’24

Stephanie Comen Taggart ’97

Brad Touma

Rook Verdone ’10

Nancy Blue Weadon ’06

Anne Howard Dooley Wright ’08

Faculty Chairs

Maggie Daniel ’07, Lower School

Jánice Roberts Brown ’10, Middle School

Stacy Utley, Upper School

Jonathan Woog ’98, Staff Board of Visitors

Mr. Michael J. Bailey

Mr. James T. Beatty

Mrs. Paulette N. Beatty

Mrs. Edith S. Benson

Mrs. Margaret G. Bissell

Mr. William F. Blue Jr.

Mrs. Amy R. Blumenthal

Mr. Philip Blumenthal

Mr. L. Jackson Blythe Sr. ’70

Mr. Erskine B. Bowles

Mrs. Robin R. Branstrom

Mr. William J. Branstrom III

Ms. Kimbrell Brattain

Mr. Peter C. Browning

Mrs. Kathryn Scarborough

Caldwell ’00

Ms. D. Ann Caulkins

Mrs. Ann W. Chalk

Mr. John D. Chalk III

Mr. Derick S. Close ’77

Mrs. Stephanie R. Counts

Mrs. Mildred Dalton Cox ’66

Mr. Larry J. Dagenhart

Mrs. Kay S. Ethridge

Mr. Mark F. Ethridge III

Mr. Charles L. Fonville Sr.

Mr. Marshall B. Gilchrist ’58

Mr. L. Watts Hamrick III ’77

Mrs. Beverly S. Hance

Mrs. Catherine Hansen

Mrs. Debra Hickman

Mrs. Carlene L. Holder

Mr. David L. Hood Jr.

Mr. G. Patrick Hunter Jr.

Mrs. Thelma Ladd

Mr. Eric W. Law '76

Mr. W. States Lee IV

Mrs. Sandra P. Levine

Mrs. Lillian D. McAulay

Mrs. Mary I. McLanahan

Mr. Ronald W. Miller

Mrs. Victoria C. Mitchener

Mrs. Ann K. Murphy

Mrs. Patricia O’Herron Norman ’65

Mr. Thomas E. Norman

Mr. Scott B. Perper

Mrs. Suzanne B. Pittenger

Mr. Rodney C. Pitts ’64

Mr. Verl O. Purdy

Dr. Livia K. Robicsek

Mr. R. Downie Saussy Jr.

Mrs. Kathleen W. Shaw

Mr. Kirk A. Shaw

Mrs. Sandra Shelton

Mr. J. Carlton Showalter Jr.

Mr. H. Keith Stoneman Jr.

Mrs. Tillie S. Tice

Mr. Wilson C. Wearn Jr.

Mr. C. Rex Welton Sr. ’58

Mr. F. Abbott Whitney Jr.

Hon. Frank D. Whitney ’78

Mrs. Emily F. Zimmern

Parent Support Group Leadership

Boosters Club Board Members

President: Kristen and McNeill Wester

Past President: Erin and Gaston Bates

President-Elect: Courtney and Kevin O’Neil

Treasurer: Jaime and Eric Daniell

Incoming Treasurer: Todd Kerrins

Secretary and Communications: Heather and Chris Ranalli

Strategic Support and Standards: Kathy and Peter Gilchrist

At-Large: Kelly and Brian Miller

Golf Tournament: Courtney and Kevin O’Neil, Amber and Jeff Vogel

Membership: Karen and Greg Alcorn

Photo Buttons: Leigh and Kevin Mays, Jamie and Elliot Dorsey

Ticketing: Marty and Tom Pizzo

Concessions Staffing: Meg and Bryan Blythe

Concessions Ordering: Ashlie and Jeff Standish

Alumni Representative: Amanda and Chuck Stauffer

Lower School Rep: Brooke and Hunter Kern

Middle School Rep: Sarah and John Linn

Upper School Rep: Nicole and Cliff Smith

Friends of the Arts

FOTA Board Chair: Alicia Harris

Past Chair: Raquel Tillman

Secretary: Kristina Hoops

Lower School Visual Arts: Cate Gutter

Middle School Board Rep/Drama: Carson Tate

Middle School Visual Arts/Music: Rebecca Watson

Upper School Visual Arts: Nancy O'Neill

Upper School Board Rep/Drama: Anjie Waters

Upper School Music: Cissy Brantley

Soup Bowls Coordinator: Jessica Blinde

Special Events Coordinator: Stefhanie Howe

Art Sale: Ruchi Agrawal and Katherine Trotter

International Board

International Board Chair: Jennifer Hanly

Past Chair: Neelu Burugapalli

Secretary: Katie Panduro

Lower School Rep: Bojin Liu

Middle School Rep: Bina Zacharias

Upper School Rep: Geoff Haggart

Big Saturday Chairs: Fabiola Bobo and Daoxin Lu

Special Events Chairs: Luisa Garcia-Pardo and Qian Xu

Parents’ Association Executive Board

2024–25 President: Jamie Sumich

2023–24 Past President: Kristin Hair

2025–26 President-Elect: Jill Halverstam

Administrative Officer: Laura Judd

Secretary: Jennifer Harmeling

Treasurer: Amy Moore

Treasurer-Elect: Jimmy Taylor

Volunteer Coordinator: Brianna McRae

Lower School Board Chair: Mallory Miller

Middle School Board Chair: Anne Warren

Upper School Board Chair: Courtney Eliasek

Projects Board Chair: Amanda Stauffer

FOTA Chair: Alicia Harris

International Chair: Jennifer Hanly POCIS Board

Co-Chairs: Esther Destin and Mia Jordan

Past Chair: Brianna McRae

Lower School PA Board Rep: Janalyn Walton

Middle School PA Board Rep: Talisha Middleton

Upper School PA Board Rep: Raquel Tillman

Mark E. Reed Scholarship Chair: Raquel Tillman

SCHOOL LEADERSHIP

2024–25 Board of Trustees

Officers:

William H. Zimmern ’95, Chair

Dr. Lauren I. Browne, Vice Chair

Ronald E. Eliasek Jr., Secretary-Treasurer

R. Glenn Sherrill Jr. ’89, Vice Chair

Andrew W. Tate, Vice Chair

Dr. Lisa Toppin, Vice Chair

Members:

Howard C. Bissell*

Luther J. Blythe Jr. ’96

Samuel B. Bowles ’93

Brian F. Chambers

Dr. Kandi Deitemeyer

Pontea F. Dixon

Ann (Willey) Douglas

Samuel E. Farnham Sr.

Samuel B. Hood ’96

Shanon Jones

Dr. Tiffani M. Jones

Luis Lluberas

Su Ping Lu

Michael B. Maguire

Stanton D. McCullough

Kelly Walton Miller ’90

Sally Cannon Saussy ’67*

Ali Summerville

Jennifer Ward

*Life trustee

2024–25 Leadership Team

David Mancos, Interim Head of School and Chief Financial Officer

Katharine Atkins, Director of Advancement

Shannon Drosky, Director of Marketing and Communications

Nancy Ehringhaus, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid

Nidhi McVicar, Head of Upper School

Bill Mulcahy, Head of Lower School

Warren Sepkowitz, Interim Assistant Head of School and Head of Middle School

Masanori Toguchi, Director of Athletics

2024–25 ADVANCEMENT OFFICE

Katharine Atkins, Director of Advancement

Spencer Clair ’09, Director of Legacy and Donor Relations

Bruce Doskocil, Data Operations Specialist

Pauline Feimster, Advancement Associate

Robin Furr, Gift Processing Specialist

Lisa Hernick, Archivist

Karen Hutchinson Ridout ’96, Director of Advancement Services

Elana Roseberry, Advancement Assistant

Leighann Swanson, Director of the Country Day Fund

Drew Witman ’06, Director of Alumni Relations

Marketing & Communications

Lee-Anne Black, Associate Director of Marketing & Communications

Shannon Drosky, Director of Marketing & Communications

Natalie Pruett, Associate Director of Marketing & Communications

Please Let Us Know

Despite our efforts to ensure the accuracy of the names listed in the Donor Rolls, errors do sometimes occur. If your name has been omitted or misprinted, please accept our sincerest apology and notify us so we can correct the record. You may send an e-mail to Karen Hutchinson Ridout ’96 (karen.ridout@ charlottcountryday.org) or call the Advancement Office at (704) 943-4541. Gifts received after June 30, 2025, will appear in the 2025–26 Donor Roll.

Brian Wise, Director of Diversity Planning

150

pints of homemade strawberry jam were crafted by fourth-grade students at our Farm this spring.

27,133

books were checked out by Lower School students from the library in 2024–25.

A ROUND-UP OF FUN FACTS EVERY BUC MIGHT LIKE TO KNOW.

$12.6

million in scholarships were offered to the Class of 2025, who were accepted to 177 schools across 23 states and France.

1,750

pounds of electronic waste were collected, donated, and recycled by Middle School last year as part of the Green Team’s Goodwill Recycling Drive.

5,427 water bottles and 2,956 Chick-fil-A sandwiches were sold at the Boosters Club concession stand.

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