Dr. David J. Watson, CSN Board of Trustees, Faculty & Staff
Dr. David J. Watson Head of
SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM
Mr. Paul Selvidio
Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer
Dr. Eric Johnson
Head of Upper School and Director of Strategic Initiatives
Mrs. Colleen Potocki Head of Middle School
Dr. Amy Moviel
Head of Lower School
Dr. Vivienne Carr
Director of Learning and Technology
Dr. Donna Norkeliunas
Director of Admissions and Advancement
Col. Bartholomew Weiss
DR. DAVID WATSON Head of School
LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
DEAR PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF NAPLES,
I invite you all to cast your minds back, if I may, to where you were and what you were doing almost 40 years ago.
In 1982, a group of enthusiastic and visionary parents in Naples, Florida embarked upon a bold and wonderful educational journey for the benefit of their school-age children. It began quietly with a small number of pioneer teachers in a few rented rooms in a church on Seagate Drive, progressing through to an eventual move to our current plot of land in 1984 and which right now, almost exactly 40 years later, has resulted in our school becoming one of the most sought-after, top-performing independent schools in this state. That is quite a journey, and an even better legacy left for us by those generous, inspirational founders of CSN.
Community School of Naples celebrates its 40th anniversary this school year (1982-2022) with much in our past to be proud of and with continuing high aspirations for our future.
Following the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, this year CSN has continued to forge ahead on all fronts. Record student enrollment, outstanding test scores and university placements, low faculty turnover, and the completion of two more magnificent campus buildings on the horizon: the Lower School Dining Hall and the Fitness and Training Center, both of which will be ready and open for use in Summer 2022. Our COVID-19 protocols have also proven to be very effective and successful, ensuring the safety of our entire community. We are the envy of many schools in Florida and beyond. It is truly an exciting time to be at CSN.
Needless to say, there is an organic link between the success which our new
buildings represent, and the superior classroom performance every day of fantastic teachers across all divisions of the school. Without the latter, the former is unlikely to exist. Without caring classroom practitioners and first-rate subject specialists, there is unlikely to be a high level of parent satisfaction and donor participation to support needed capital expansion projects. Therefore, at the base of our success is something very simple: good teaching and learning and an aspiration towards academic excellence. From that standpoint, CSN’s focus and mission have remained unchanged for 40 years.
As per last year, you will notice that we are again featuring two publications in one, in that our 2020-21 CSN Donor Report is included as part of this edition of The Chronicle. On behalf of our students and all my teaching and non-teaching colleagues at CSN, I wish to extend my sincere thanks to each and every one of our parents and friends for their tremendous support throughout the past year. You cannot know how appreciated we all feel by your donations to our school and by your support of our work with your children. Thank you!
As the holiday season begins, I am humbled and proud to express my gratitude to all in our CSN community for your continuing support of our school, and to reaffirm the commitment of my colleagues and myself to the continuing happy, learning lives of all our children. Every student, every day. Thank you once again, and welcome to the Winter 2021 edition of The Chronicle.
Kind regards,
DR. DAVID WATSON Head of School
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
JOHN N. ALLEN President of the Board of Trustees Community School of Naples
DEAR COMMUNITY SCHOOL FAMILIES & FRIENDS,
During this 40th anniversary, we have the opportunity to look back on our proud past and reflect on our bold future. From the beginning, our founders, faculty, and families have demonstrated a steadfast commitment to academic excellence. Longevity, loyalty, and gratitude have framed the culture of giving, either in time, talent or treasure. This year, we celebrate our founders’ commitment to making their vision a reality, as well as all of the community members who have made CSN the school it is today.
I am pleased to share with you the 2020-21 Celebration of Support. We are all a valuable part of a big picture and all gifts help us deliver our mission by supporting the people, places, and programs that impact every student, every day. Your generosity plays a crucial role in carrying out the mission of CSN. As we work to achieve our goals, we look forward to fostering stewardship and inspiring families to make giving to the Fund for Excellence a priority every year.
The current Board of Trustees are proud and committed to honoring the mission of Community School of Naples. We are grateful for the courage, passion, and vision demonstrated by our founders in 1982, and for the generosity and commitment of everyone listed within these pages. We hope you will be inspired to support CSN now and in future chapters as we build together an even better school.
Sincerely,
JOHN N. ALLEN President of the Board of Trustees Community School of Naples
TIME & PLACE
Local entrepreneur Tony Ridgway is best known in Naples for his 50-year tenure as a restaurateur. If, however, you notice the Ridgway name around Community School’s campus, it’s in recognition of his years of service as a parent and as President of the Board of Trustees. Mr. Ridgway was initially drawn to Community School, which was relatively newly established at the time, as a parent of young children, both of whom would go on to graduate as lifers (Caroline ‘98 and Will ‘01). He was further motivated to lend his time and energy contributing to a cause he has deemed one of the most important of his life.
Like many of his peers, Mr. Ridgway attests to the collaboration that helped Community School survive its uncertain genesis. While the founders always believed in their vision, it would take time to build a student body sufficient to meet operational and financial requirements. Newly minted as Board President, Mr. Ridgway took seriously the school’s founding values, which he describes as “small classes, a safe and loving
environment where children were respected, where education was paramount, [and] where educational standards would be extraordinary.” Beyond that, he stipulates that the primary requirement for involvement was that “you came to the Community School with only one purpose and that was to give 110 or 120 or 150 percent.”
Alongside Mr. James Landi, who assumed the headship shortly after Mr. Ridgway was named Board President, and his fellow Board members, Mr. Ridgway helped steward the school to solvency within only a few years. This was a turning point when, suddenly, parents recognized Community School as the premier educational institution in Naples, and clamored for spots for their children.
Mr. Ridgway stepped down from the Board in the mid-'90s, but surely his leadership contributed to the school’s essential growth during a critical period.
Caroline Ridgway interviews her father, Tony, about the immense impact he has had on the school.
CSN WORLD CLASS POLO
In 1984, Dr. Roger Williams, one of Community School of Naples’ first founders, set out to raise funds for the school and simultaneously give Naples a taste of “The Sport of Kings.” He organized an extraordinary polo event in which spectators watched under “the big tent,” while sipping champagne and sampling a variety of epicurean delights. A few years later, Mr. Fred Pezeshkan began chairing the event, introducing a Grand Champion Hour, which added a live auction and Reverse Raffle to the afternoon. Over the
years, several key parents and friends of CSN have stepped in to chair, oversee, and contribute to the success of the event. This year, as CSN celebrates a very special 40-year anniversary, Stephanie and Fred Pezeshkan, Jenny and Kermit Sutton, Marni and Neil Chur, and Becky and John Allen merged decades-old traditions with fresh ideas as they reunited former committee members to plan a spectacular afternoon filled with the spirit of World Class Polo.
World Class Polo, benefiting the Community School of Naples Financial Aid Program, was graciously hosted by Jenny and Kermit Sutton on their breathtaking Wrenwood Farms property. With this stunning backdrop, this premier event began with a champagne reception amidst an antique car collection. The memorable afternoon continued as guests enjoyed a thrilling polo game and fabulous cuisine in a luxurious double-decker tent.
Polo cannot help but captivate; it is a game of speed, finesse, and courage for both horse and rider. Spectators witnessed an exhibition presented by the Sarasota Polo Club that involves physical contact and astonishing stamina. This was a unique opportunity to experience the harmony between horse and rider, up close, and appreciate the oldest organized sport in the world.
2021 CSN World Class Polo Committee.
Snapshot of previous World Class Polo events.
THE STORY OF THE BELL TOWER
AS NARRATED BY JAMES LANDI, HEAD OF SCHOOL 1986-2001
In the spring of 2021, Ms. Caroline Ridgway interviewed Mr. James Landi to get his invaluable perspective on the evolution of Community School, based on his 15-year tenure as Head of School. During their conversation, Mr. Landi related this story of how the Bell Tower came to be a fixture on campus:
The Bell Tower is an interesting story. My best friend in my life and somebody whom I miss every day, Johnny Zeller, and I were out to lunch one hot summer's day. It was in the spring of ‘86. There was a used furniture store on the east side of town, and out front there was some stuff, and there was a locomotive bell. I stopped the car and I said, “We're going to buy that bell.”
John asked, “Why?” and I said, “We're gonna use that at the school, I can see that as something that would be really cool for the kids to do.” I was thinking we could put a pipe in the ground and ring the bell when we win a game or maybe change classes. I was thinking that this is something kids can do.
At that point we had an 8th grade class, they were about to graduate and wanted to do something to commemorate and so I thought the bell would be something that would be kind of a gift to them, so I bought the bell. I think it was like 75 bucks.
I had it sitting in front of the little administration building, and people said, “What's that for?” And at a PTO meeting, I told them what I was envisioning and everyone thought it was a cool idea.
A few days later my administrative assistant said, “Mr. Landi, there's a Mr. Neubek here to see you.” So I checked my directory. It was Sharon Neubek’s husband-- she had been at the PTO meeting earlier that week. Moments later, a gentleman came into my office with a rolled-up sheet of paper and he said, “Mr. Landi, I’m Frank Neubek. I want to show you something.” He
unrolled the paper and I saw the Bell Tower. I just about fell out of my chair. I said, “When can we have this thing?” Graduation was in five weeks. He said, “I can help you do this, but can't do the whole thing myself.”
Kate Davis’ father was in the cement business, so he poured the foundation, somebody else bought the poles, and in no time we were starting to put this project together. Frank had drawn this rather complex piece that was wrought iron that tied the structure together and one day he came rolling up in Sharon’s brand new BMW. Johnny and I met him in the parking lot and Frank said, “I got your piece of ironwork here, I got it done in North Carolina.”
The bell ringing tradition continues on in 2021 as Lower School students are invited to ring the bell, signaling the start of school, each Monday and Friday.
I looked in the back of the car and there it was, the piece of metal that Frank imagined. Frank said, “Let's get it out of the car.” Well, wouldn't you know, we tore right into the headliner of Sharon’s new car! Frank simply said, “Oh, don't worry about it, it's nothing.”
So the bell tower got done and we were very, very pleased with ourselves. We did something to commemorate the graduating class, something permanent, and something for which we were very proud.
The next year, we decided that we were going to have the bell ring every time class changed, and it got to be a little bit too much, so we did just lunchtime.
CSN students smiling by the Bell Tower in 1988.
SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON THEATREZONE
“We are thrilled to return to presenting large-scale productions for our audience’s enjoyment,” says Mr. Mark Danni, TheatreZone’s Founding Artistic Director. “We’re planning a blockbuster Season 17 with a world premiere, a variety of traditional shows, audience favorites, and shows that may be new to some audience members.” Now in its 17th season, TheatreZone is extending its arms to include more and more CSN students. The April production of The Bridges of
Madison County will star two Broadway veterans and Leonard Allen (‘24) and Siena Worland (‘22)! Siena also started in Tonya & Nancy: Rock Opera which starred Andrea McArdle, Broadway’s original Annie. Already an Equity Actress, Siena is on the road to theater stardom as she plans to continue her theater career in college. Mr. Mark Danni re-worked the new musical with the producers and authors for potential future New York productions.
Alumni are also involved in TheatreZone productions. Raquel Ferreira (‘20) and Luke Danni (‘20) were in the production of Gypsy. Wonderful Town featured alumni Jack Norkeliunas (‘18) and Maxine Danni (‘21).
LEARNING THROUGH EXPERIENCE
Alexandra Lagergren ('23), is working as a summer intern for TheatreZone! She is working alongside TheatreZone's production team organizing the prop, set, furniture, lighting, and costume rooms gaining much experience and learning about the theater world.
(A TOTAL OF $1,000,000+)
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Allen
Mr. Andy Atterbury and Ms. Gwyn Prentice
Mr. Benjamin F. Briggs
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Crowley
Mr. Samuel B. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Eklund
Molly and Domenic Ferrante
Mr. Robert L. Fisher
Dr. Marilyn King-Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Irving
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McAuley
John and Amy Quinn
Ms. Judy C. Sproul
Mr. Duane P. and Mrs. Robin Stranahan
NEW CAPITAL INITIATIVES
LOWER SCHOOL DINING HALL, FITNESS & TRAINING CENTER, & BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURTS
IN MARCH OF 2021 WE LAUNCHED A NEW CAPITAL INITIATIVE FOR TWO NEW BUIDINGS ON OUR CAMPUS: THE FITNESS & TRAINING CENTER AND THE LOWER SCHOOL DINING HALL
Both buildings are designed to support a variety of programs and functional purposes. The Fitness & Training Center will foster a winning mindset by integrating fitness, injury prevention, recovery and regeneration, in a well-staffed professional atmosphere.
The Lower School Dining Hall will provide a space for an enhanced dining experience and collaborative learning for students to come together in addition to all of the other benefits it will add. Thanks to your generosity, our campus and dining experience will be transformed for our current and future students.
THE FOLLOWING LIST REPRESENTS DONATIONS RECEIVED BETWEEN: 3/15/2021 AND 11/18/2021
$500,000 - $999,999
Mr. Andy Atterbury and Ms. Gwyn Prentice
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McAuley
$250,000 - $499,999
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Henkel
John and Amy Quinn
$100,000 - $249,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Been
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gerry
Mr. Chaz Hatfield and Ms. Yvonne Von Berg
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Houde
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Londal
Kristin and John Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Markus Rinderer
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selvidio
Mr. Arsen Ustayev and Mrs. Lilit Petrosyan
Dorothy and Michael Vondra
$50,000 - $99,999
Ms. Marsha Gibbs
The Hartington Family
Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Hobbs
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Kerwin
Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shotwell IV
$25,000 - $49,999
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Askar
Mr. and Mrs. Aasif Bade
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gargiulo
Mr. and Mrs. Chetan Gulati
The Heasley Family
Gordon and Barbie Kellam
Mr. and Mrs. David Mogull
Mr. and Mrs. John Paul and Ashley Prebish
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prebish, II
Mr. Roderick Ratcliff and Ms. Denise Murray
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Dr. Richard Abood
Mr. Jerome Johnson and Ms. Stacy Bee
Mr. Erick Sonne and Ms. Dorothea H. Sonne
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Laina and Tom Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tarrasch
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Zimm
All Saints Eye Center
$1,000 - $4,999
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Bersh
Ryann and Ronald Cindrich
Crave Culinaire
Joel and Wendy Grossman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLane
Jessica and Cory Merrill
Dr. and Mrs. David Watson
$1 - $999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Aroy
Jamie and James Andersen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeMeo
Mrs. Sharon J. Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Grider
Ms. Rachel Hansson
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Holden, Jr.
Sharon and Jon Koplik
Dr. Alberto Lopez and Dr. Judith Vila
Mr. Scott R. Miles
The Obstgarten Family
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary and Franchesca Whiting
VISION 2020
The Campaign for Excellence, continued that effort allowing the current generation of CSN families an opportunity to make their own transformative and lasting impact. We are honored to acknowledge the participation of those who have become part of a legacy of partnership and generosity.
$1,000,000 and above
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Allen
Mr. Andy Atterbury and Ms. Gwyn Prentice
Mr. Benjamin F. Briggs
Molly and Domenic Ferrante
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McAuley
John and Amy Quinn
Ms. Judy C. Sproul
$500,000 - $999,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gerry
The Kaufman Family
$250,000 - $499,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. P. Robert Caito and Ms. Dena Rae Hancock
The Chur Family
Mr. Robert L. Fisher and Isabelle M. King
Charles and Kristie Hale
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Henkel
Scott and Simone Lutgert
The Masters Family Charitable Foundation
Dorothy and Michael Vondra
$100,000 - $249,999
Mr. and Mrs. Randall W. Byrnes
Mr. Samuel B. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. David Doran
The Kagan Family
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McNamara
Kristin and John Miller
Mr. Richard Molloy and Ms. Katherine Sproul
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Redmond
Stephen & Bebe Saks Family Foundation Inc
Ms. Carole Saks
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Saks
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Saks
Mr. Brij Sharma and Ms. Vinita Gupta
Shelly and Ralph Stayer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan
$50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baer
Brooke Selvidio and Donald Garrett
D. Garrett Construction Inc
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Eklund
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hughes
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Jaffe
Mrs. Lauren Maxwell and Mr. Daniel Kowal
Mr. and Mrs. Chad N. Ott
Dr. Harmindar Gill and Dr. Saurabah Patel
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shotwell IV
Mr. and Mrs. W. Clarke Swanson, Jr.
The Zafar Family
$25,000 - $49,999
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Gable
Dr. Jonathan E. Sonne and Dr. Rebecca W. Lambert
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riter
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selvidio
The Verhelle Family
$10,000 - $24,999
Dr. Richard Abood
Mrs. Silvia Elias Abood
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Aldrich
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Askar
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burfield
Jean and Gordon Clancy
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Diamond
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Gurdian
Anita and Tomaz Lovse
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Nakfoor
Drs. Paul and Lane Raskauskas
The David A. Street Family Blacksburg APF Partners, LLC
Mr. Douglas VanOort
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Dr. Vivienne and Mr. Brian Carr
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Claremont Garage Doors of Naples, Inc.
Peter and Katie Dulac
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Schmelzle
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Summers, Jr.
$1,000 - $4,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. Sam Ballachino and Mr. Grant Morse
Dr. and Mrs. Constantine Barbounis
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Binkowski
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Braverman
Ryann and Ronald Cindrich
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Dubbs
Ms. Marsha Gibbs
Joel and Wendy Grossman
Dr. and Mrs. James Guerra
John and Shana Helsel
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hoffmann
Mr. and Mrs. Jarred Kaplan
Gordon and Barbie Kellam
Drs. Zdenko and Nena Korunda
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCrie
Jessica and Cory Merrill
Dr. and Mrs. Bryan Murphey
Dr. Donna M. Norkeliunas
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Perry
Mr. Fred Puzak and Mrs. Julie Thometz
Dr. and Mrs. Rajeev Rajani
Ms. Susan Rogge
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Stergis
Dr. and Mrs. David Watson
$1 - $999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Jamie and James Andersen
Rev. & Mrs. Michael Basden
Mr. and Mrs. David Bellamy
Mrs. Dana Gilligan
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Herbert
Mr. Jeff Holway and Dr. Kathy Tsatsanis
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. House
Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter
Candace and Tony Johnson
Sharon and Jon Koplik
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kosloff
Mr. & Mrs. Kristian Kraszewski
Ms. Martine Landry
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lindenberg
Ms. Taylor Marini
Mr. and Mrs. Brian McWhirter
Mr. Scott R. Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Malley
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Pastor
James and Colleen Potocki
Ms. Andrea Roth
Mr. Erick Sonne and Ms. Dorothea H. Sonne
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Cise
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wooden
CELEBRATION OF SUPPORT
ANNUAL GIVING HONOR ROLL
Community School of Naples honors the cumulative support of each donor in our annual fundraising efforts. This list honors gifts to the CSN Fund for Excellence (Annual Fund), purchase of tickets and items at fundraising events, Financial Aid sponsorship, and the value of in-kind gifts. We rely on the generosity of our donors, and it is with profound gratitude that we commemorate all those who helped make 2020-21 a success!
President's Circle
$50,000 and above
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Allen
Mr. Andy Atterbury and Ms. Gwyn Prentice
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bishop
Mr. P. Robert Caito and Ms. Dena Rae Hancock
Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeVoe
DeVoe Cadillac
Molly and Domenic Ferrante
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McAuley
John and Amy Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Santiago
The Verhelle Family
Founders' Society
$25,000 - $49,999
Doug and Joyce Bartholomew
Mr. Samuel B. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. David Doran
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gerry
Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Hobbs
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Irving
Mr. Richard Molloy and Ms. Katherine Sproul
The David A. Street Family
The United Company Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. W. Clarke Swanson, Jr.
Trustees' Club
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Benham
The Building Dreams Foundation
Diamond Custom Homes
Dr. Irving S. Cooper Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Neil M. Chur
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Coleman
Brooke Selvidio and Donald Garrett
D. Garrett Construction Inc
Monique and Brian DeWolf
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Diener
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Eklund
Mr. Ronald Ferris Jr. and Mrs. Jennifer Ferris
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Gable
Charles and Kristie Hale
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Honick
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Schulman
Mr. and Mrs. Jarred Kaplan
Provident Jewelry
Julie and Richard Losordo
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn McGrail
Anita and Tomaz Lovse
Medical Group Care LLC
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Nakfoor
Mr. Matt '97 and Mrs. Melissa Neubek
Neubek Photographers
Katie and Peter O'Flinn
Spotlight News Magazines
Mr. and Mrs. Chad N. Ott
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Perry
Bodine Perry, PLLC
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Savage
Gulf Coast International Properties
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Rubin
Mr. and Dr. Stanton Sheetz
Mr. Sean Spector
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan
Mr. Douglas VanOort
Dorothy and Michael Vondra
Headmasters' Society
$5,000 - $9,999
Dr. Richard Abood
Mrs. Silvia E. Abood
Mr. Robert Baldini
Mr. Sam Ballachino and Mr. Grant Morse
Mr. Brad Bauer
Robert and Kristen Blabey
Mrs. Barbara Chur
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cindrich, Sr.
Ryann and Ronald Cindrich
Jean and Gordon Clancy
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Clark
Jason and Katherine Cunningham
D. Lacquaniti Bespoke
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Deans
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Diamond
The Building Dreams Foundation
Diamond Custom Homes
Peter and Katie Dulac
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Grider
Mr. and Mrs. Chetan Gulati
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gulliford
Jorge Guzman-Huesca MD and Nelly M Perez MD
Mr. Chaz Hatfield and Ms. Yvonne Von Berg
The Heasley Family
John and Shana Helsel
Anne and Alex Hoffmann
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Sergei Kuznetsov
Mr. Yi Li and Mrs. Yang Song
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Lipman
Mr. and Mrs. Darren Micelle
Ryan and Libbey Nivakoff
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Owens
The Phelan Family
Dr. & Mrs. Ovidiu Ranta
Mr. Roderick Ratcliff and Ms. Denise Murray
John and Angelika Schmieding
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selvidio
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shucart
Mr. and Mrs. David Sissman
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smallwood
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Spalj
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Stergis
Mr. Arsen Ustayev and Mrs. Lilit Petrosyan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valentine
Mr. Matt Waters, Sr.
Mr. Matthew W. Waters, Jr. '03
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Zimm
All Saints Eye Center
CSN Partners
$2,500 - $4,999
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Aroy
Brandon and Mimi Baker
Desoto Ford Jeep Ram
The Bayer Family
The Binkowski Family
Mr. and Mrs. John Brugger
Dr. and Mrs. Cormac Coyle
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dickson
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Dubbs
The Finley Family
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Francioso
STATISTICS
2 NEW DIVING BOARDS
TENNIS COURT NET REPLACEMENTS
TRACK RESTRIPING, LONG JUMP BUILD & POLE VAULTING
Mr. and Mrs. Nick George
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Groff, III
Joel and Wendy Grossman
Guenther, Heitman & Williams Team
Jose and Ximena Gurdian
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Hughes
News Bank Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Jones
The Kagan Family
Mr. Tyler Korn and Dr. Rebecca Kosloff
The Korn Law Firm, P.L.
Mrs. Lauren Maxwell and Mr. Daniel Kowal
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kukk
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Kurtzman
Kurtzman Family Foundation
Dr. Rebecca W. Lambert and Dr. Jonathan E. Sonne
Dr. and Ms. Igor Levy-Reis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marthens
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mastrangelo
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pedone
Peggy T. McIntire Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier County
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prebish, II
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Redmond
Mr. and Mrs. David Stevens
Mr. Mark Wilson
Claire and Stephen Wilson
CSN Associates
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Resop
The Addorio Family - Jaclyn and John Addorio
Mr. Zamil Ahammad and Mrs. Albina Gudkova
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Aldrich
Jamie and James Andersen
Mr. and Mrs. Aasif Bade
Barbatella
Dr. and Mrs. Constantine Barbounis
Mr. and Ms. Jack Barnwell
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bassett
Bay Electric
Mr. Daryl Berg and Mrs. Nina Van Arsdale
Mr. Edgar Berger
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bird
The Braverman Family
NEW SOUND AND LIGHTING FOR THEATER PERFORMANCES IN THE MAC TECHNOLOGY
NEW IPADS AND COMPUTERS FOR NEW STAFF
Mr. Scott Brenner and Mrs. Stephanie Viviano
Viviano Family Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burfield
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Burgon
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Calleja
Robert Rommel Campaign
Mr. Cory Carter and Mrs. Gwendolyn Heasley
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Casey
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Claremont
Garage Doors of Naples, Inc.
Coleman, Yovanovich Koester
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Colucci
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cothran
The Dalfonzo Family
Mr. Carl Egbert and Dr. Kimberly Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Davis
Mr. Anand Deonarine and Mrs. Fareeza Solomon
Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Deonarine
Dana Rebecca Designs
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deufel
Dr. Jose Diaz and Dr. Demi Martinez-Diaz
Heather and Jamie Dockweiler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donath
Ms. Eleanor H. Doran
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Drackett
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliot
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feeny
Alison and Craig Felzer
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Fidler
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Foland
Mr. Myron Freedman and Dr. Julia Harris
Mr. and Mrs. David Galainena
Ms. Rachel Galante
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gargiulo
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Greenwald
Dr. and Mrs. James Guerra
Mr. Brij Sharma and Ms. Vinita Gupta
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Hanus
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Headrick
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hegarty
Mr. Wyatt Hilderbrand
Dr. and Mr. Hobdari
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Holden, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Hood
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Houde
Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter
DEX Imaging, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Jaffe
Brad and Amy Kaemmer
Mr. and Mrs. Cihan Kinik
Drs. Zdenko and Nena Korunda
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kukk
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lindsey
Mr. Robert Logan
Mr. and Mrs. David Lupo
Brian and Jessica Massoll
Mr. and Mrs. JJ McKoan
Jessica and Cory Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller
Jeff and Cary Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Nelson
Dr. Donna Norkeliunas
Dr. Derek and Dr. Anne-Caroline Norman
Trust Company Family Offices
John Paul and Ashley Prebish
Justin and Ali Rand
Drs. Shona Velamakanni and Sajan Rao
Ms. Susan Rogge
Mr. Tal Sadan and Mrs. Alda Gregorio
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Schmelzle
Dr. Ashish Sharma and Dr. Nadia Kazim
Mr. and Mrs. David Shutts
Karen Sloane
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith
Mrs. Robin Stranahan
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Talford
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vroman
Dr. and Mrs. David Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Williams
Richard and Jun Young
CSN Supporters
$500 - $999
Dr. Sergey Akimov and Mrs. Svetlana Akimova
Dr. Sam Shahraki and Dr. Vita Anksh
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baker
Baldwin Krystyn Sherman Partners
The Dream Bar
Mr. Luis A. Benedito
Dr. Vivienne and Mr. Brian Carr
E. Maryann Cartelli
STATISTICS
CAMPUS
REPLACED 5 A/C UNITS AND 4 HANDLERS
REPAINTED BUILDINGS J AND K
ADDITION OF NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP CLASS WITH NEW TABLES, CHAIRS AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE CLASS
Mina and Paul Ciano
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crumbley
Mark and Karen Danni
Mr. Andrew Dolwick and Mrs. Alison Haidle
Mrs. Sarah Farrer and Mr. John Farrer
Ms. Moira Fenton Fennessey
Ms. Chelsea Foster
Mrs. Sharon J. Freeman
Dr. and Mrs. Marc Goldberg
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Goldberg
The Hartington Family
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Latin
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lenchner
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Magardino
Dr. Jonas Mansson and Dr. Sarah deLeon Mansson
Ms. Taylor Marini
Mrs. Clancey McKay
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mercer
Kristin and John Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peck
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perazza
Craig Phimister and Miriam Pereira
Mr. Keaton Phillips
James and Colleen Potocki
Mr. and Mrs. Adriano Pucci
Mr. Alberto Quevedo Neyra
Paul and Lane Raskauskas
Mr. Ryan Richards
Nicki Sanchez
The Shucart Family
Mr. William Solimine, Jr. and Mrs. Cheryl Solimine
Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Trecek
Michael and Wendi Ulizio
Suzette Vandivier
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Wasserman
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wicka
Mr. Doug Wood
Atty. and Mrs. Donald Wruck
The Zafar Family
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Zinser
CSN Friends
$250 - $499
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Ms. Kayle Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Backus
NEW CLASSROOM SET UP FOR NEW SECTIONS PRE-K4, KINDERGARTEN, AND 1ST GRADE CLASSROOMS
OUTDOOR LMA TENT FOR ORCHESTRA PRACTICE
Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe and Amy Carvelli
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Cintron
Cintron Custom Builders LLC
Philip and Judy Ciorciari
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Daley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeMeo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodge
Dr. and Mrs. George J. Ehlert, Jr.
Mr. Sergei Fedotov and Mrs. Uliana Fedotova
Rev. and Mrs. Edward C. Gleason
Eric and Casey Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kassem
Mr. Dave Keyser and Dr. Natalia Keyser
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Koeppl
Drs. Jay and Melanie Korn
Drs. Jaclyn and Brad Kovach
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair R. Lagergren
Mr. and Mrs. David Langiulli
Mr. and Mrs. David Lannin
Rich and Betsy Lewton
Dr. Alberto Lopez and Dr. Judith Vila
Mr. Scott R. Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Reynaldo Monserratt
Dr. Amy Moviel and Mr. Scott Moviel
Ms. Carole Saks
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Summers, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Touma
Ms. Julie Trika
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turen
Churchill & Turen, LTD
Mr. Brian Werthem
Drs. Mark and Emily Williams
Tere Batista and Dave Worland
Mr. Anthony Yenshaw and Dr. Carin Corbo
The Animal Medical Hospital of Naples
CSN Seahawk Club
$1 - $249
Anonymous (represents one or more donors at this level)
Mr. John Ames
Mr. Dave Archie
Suzanne and Jonathan Bailey
Ms. Jasmine F. Bartholomew '21
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Becker
Mr. Michael Beddingfield and Mrs. Anne Katz-Beddingfield
Mr. Matt Beer
Mrs. Deborah Bernthal
Mr. and Mrs. Jasmin Beslija
Kasye Beza
Mr. Brian Bizzarro
The Bleh Family
Mr. Mark Brahms
Ms. Lisa Brice
Ms. Abigail J. Buffington '21
Ms. Laurie Burchill
Mr. Jim Burke
Mr. Justin Busen
Mr. Davis Campbell
Ms. Taylor Canada
Brittany Cankar
Ms. Katherine J. Carr '22
Mr. Bret Carter
Mr. Steve Caruso
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chandley
Dr. Ryan Chapman
Mrs. Jennifer Chiong
Ms. Luna J. Christensen '21
Mr. Calvin Colby
Mr. Chad Commers
Jessica and Matthew Coombs
Mr. Clay Cox
Mr. Tom Cunningham
Mr. John D'Agostino
Mr. David Darwish
Mr. Samuel C. Dedio '21
The DeMeo Family
Mr. Henry C. Dempsey '21
Brent and Jan Aikman Dickson
Donald Dickson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Dillard
Mr. Nick DiNicola
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Dinsmore
Ms. Laura Dunn
Mr. Charles Emrick, Jr.
Josh and Lizzy Erickson
Pure Skill Fitness
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Fleming
Mr. Earl Ford
Ms. Emma De Francesco
Mr. and Mrs. Petr Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Fridh
Mr. Tom Geyer
Nancy J. Gibbs
Dr. Harmindar Gill and Dr. Saurabah Patel
Ms. Cynthia L. Gillespie
STATISTICS
177
TOTAL FACULTY AND STAFF
Mrs. Dana Gilligan
17.22 YEARS
AVERAGE TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Mr. and Mrs. William Golden
Mr. Nicholas Grano
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Grubbs
Ms. Ashley Gust
Mr. Charles Gutekunst
Mr. Tom Guthrie
Robert F. Haas, IV
Mr. Todd Hall
Ms. Rachel Hansson
Mr. Daniel Heck and Mrs. Rebecca Richardson
Mr. John P. Hernandez
Ms. Susan Herting
Ms. Fabiola von Hollen
Ms. Cynthia S. Houde
Jason Houghton and Kimberly Fraser
The Huggins Family
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Insalaco
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Ische
Mr. Blade R. Kalikow '21
Scott and Tricia Kalikow
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Karlik
Mr. Bryan Kieffer
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Jenna Kloss
Sharon and Jon Koplik
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kralik
Mr. Thomas P. Kralik '21
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lafontaine
Drs. Cory and Zanetta Lamar
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Land
Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Landron
Ms. Martine Landry
Ilona Lawrence
Ms. Susan Leanues
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lindenberg
William and Monique Lindner
Mrs. Si-cheng Liu
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Londal
Mr. Spencer Longest
Ms. Fiona E. MacLean '13
Ms. Marriann Marshall
Ms. Diana Martin
The Ventura Gomez Family
Ms. Laura Maguire and Mr. John R. Mathieu
Ms. Sarah L. McKeown '21
The McNamara Family
Mr. and Mrs. Brian McWhirter
Nick and Megan Mealey
Rich and Sapai Melamed
Mr. Doug Monroe
Mrs. Natalia S. Moore
Phara and Olivier Morame
Dr. and Mrs. Bryan Murphey
Ms. Cecilia M. Nakfoor '21
63 PERCENT OF FACULTY ADVANCED DEGREES
Dr. Shardul Nanavati and Dr. Prathima Moorthy
Mr. Yell W. Newhall '21
Ms. Madeline A. Norkeliunas '21
Mr. Hernan Nunez
Ms. Amber O'Malley
Drs Tracy and David Ornstein
Mr. Ian Ostrom and Ms. Lily Tang
Ms. Dale Painter
Mr. and Ms. Thomas Panek
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Papadopoulos
Mary Parkman
Sebastian, Halia and Charlie Youngs and Charlene Pascute
The Pearson Family
Rori Pegnetter
Dr. Chris and Wendy Pellant
Francisco P. Villafana and Michelle Jay
Mr. Geoffrey H. Periard
Ms. Stacey Pezza
Brad and Cindy Preston
Ms. Kimberly Prieto
Mrs. Cathleen Randolph
Ms. Chelsea C. Rectanus '06
Mr. Landon A. Reed '21
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reiss
Mr. David A. Reiss '18
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Riffe
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rochette
Ms. Andrea Roth
Mr. Alexander F. Rowe '21
Mr. Dan Royael
Mr. Michael Rubenstein
Martin and Shawna Ruedy
Dr. and Mrs. Mohamed Sadaty
Mr. Romy Saint-Hilaire
Sherri Salvatori
The Schalmos
Dr. Elisa Scherff
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Scott
Mr. and Ms. Jason Shaffer
Mr. and Mrs. William Shelapinsky
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shotwell IV
Dr. and Mrs. Joel A. Siepierski
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Skloff
Mr. Vidmantas Skyrelis
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Smith
Erick, Dorothea, Caroline and Cecilia Sonne
Ms. Alina K. Spezio '15
Mrs. Loretta Spezio
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Staber
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Stasik
Ms. Keely E. Sullivan '21
The Tejada Family
Ms. Sarah Tessmer
Mr. Zack Tillery
Tod and Cheryl Toth
Mrs. Iris Doenias and Mr. Arthur Trinka
Dr. and Mrs. Brad Trope
Ms. Jamie A. Trope '21
Sharon and Scott True
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Turner
Ms. Melody Turner
Mr. Christopher J. Utz
Mr. Ryker J. Vance '21
Ms. Jean F. Varga
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Vernava
Ms. Laura Vlad
Vogue Hair Design
Ms. Sandra Van Vlymen
Mrs. Nichole Wakefield
Mr. Matthew J. Walther '19
Col. and Mrs. Bart Weiss
Mr. Lewis Weiss
Ms. Olivia J. Weiss '21
Mrs. Madison White
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary and Franchesca Whiting
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wichard
Mr. Hunter Wight
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wooden
Mr. Cameron Yearsley
Drew and Leslee Yurko
Mr. Christopher Zeo
Mr. Jingsong (Jason) Zhang '21
Ms. Qian Zhao
This report reflects gifts received during our fiscal year: July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021.
We seek to honor our supporters and work diligently to create an accurate representation of philanthropy as a whole as well as the gifts of each individual donor. Please contact the Advancement Office with any questions regarding our reporting standards to address any concerns.
KARI GREER
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CSN TRADITIONS
LIFE IS ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS, AND BUILDING STRONG RELATIONSHIPS IS A PRIORITY FOR US. FOSTERING A CULTURE OF RESPECT IN INDIVIDUAL CLASSROOMS AND THROUGHOUT OUR SCHOOL TAKES COMMITMENT AND CONSISTENCY FROM ALL OF US - ADMINISTRATORS, TEACHERS, SUPPORT STAFF, PARENTS, AND STUDENTS.
Teaching is much more than helping students learn and remember facts. Recent research indicates that academics and empathy need not be viewed as mutually exclusive choices. Bridget Cooper, director of the Centre for Pedagogy and the University of Sunderland, U.K., suggests that modeling and fostering empathy in a school can actually improve academic achievement. Her research found that caring interactions positively impacted students’ personal, social, moral, and academic development.
As we reflect on CSN’s 40th anniversary, we think about how many CSN traditions have now been celebrated for decades. We see photos from the 1980s to the 2020s, and while styles and community members have changed, joy is present in each photo throughout the years.
FRESHMEN DAY OF SERVICE
For over 20 years, CSN freshmen have kicked off their US community service by taking part in a collective service opportunity. Dubbed the “Freshmen Day of Service,” the entire class works with a local organization to help out those in need.
On Wednesday, October 13, the class of 100 students took part in a meal-packing experience with the local non-profit Meals of Hope, which focuses on bringing together people in the SWFL community to end hunger. Founder and CEO Stephen Popper, and staff member Bobbi Bird, came to speak to the students about the mission of Meals of Hope, and how they work to combat food insecurity by preparing one of five types of nutritious meals that are then donated to Feeding America Food Banks. Many of the students were surprised to learn about the high number of people who are food-insecure in SWFL. With a strong desire to do something about this issue, our students then got to work. In total, students packaged 24,000 meals of fortified macaroni and cheese for those in need in Collier County. Set up in an assembly line format, students carefully weighed and scooped macaroni and soy protein into a bag, included fortified cheese sauce, properly sealed the bags, labeled them, and boxed them up. The freshmen class also presented Meals of Hope with a check to cover the production and shipping costs of all the materials they used. Great work freshmen!
SHEA DAY
CSN remembers Shea Maurer every year around her birthday by wearing purple, her favorite color, and with a Lower School talent show.
On Dec. 3, CSN threw a celebration in honor of Shea Maurer at the Shea Maurer Memorial Amphitheater. Shea would have been in the senior Class of ’20. As is tradition, Mrs. Richardson presented a show featuring some of our very talented 5th grade students singing and dancing. The audience was especially moved when Riley Maurer '24, Shea’s niece, performed a beautiful vocal solo entitled A Safe Place To Land. The 5th grade chorus concluded the program with a spirited Just Sing. Shea most definitely shines on at CSN.
As a CSN tradition, every fall the senior class selects three adjectives that best describe their “singular identity.”
These words are presented to the Upper School student body and senior parents during the formal ceremony.
THE CLASS OF 2022 SELECTED: VERSATILE AMBITIOUS SPUNKY
THANKSGIVING FEAST
November is a perfect month to reflect on our relationships and our culture; it’s a time to be thankful. CSN traditions, like the Thanksgiving Feast, give us a reminder that our school abounds with learning, love, and joy- and many positive relationships.
The Lower School community gathered for the traditional Thanksgiving Feast! PreK3 through fifth grade families delivered yummy foods for the students, teachers, and parents to enjoy. During the Feast, students were encouraged to participate with the Thankful Pumpkin, where they wrote one thing they were thankful for on a giant, festive pumpkin. Words such as “CSN,” “my teachers,” “friends,” “family,” and even “the playground” were recurring. Before the Feast, families donated frozen turkeys for St. Matthew’s House! We are thankful to bring back this tradition and celebrate all we have to be grateful for at CSN.
SENIOR INVESTITURE
During the 1997 investiture, Board President, Mr. Pat Stranahan, told the seniors that staying in close touch with their core values during the next decade will serve them well. The value about which he felt most strongly was civility and the “open-minded willingness to presume that those with differing views from our own are in good faith and deserve to be treated with respect.”
Senior Investiture has been a tradition at CSN since the first senior class in 1996. Since then, it is celebrated as a right of passage for seniors who accept their mantle of leadership and their position as role models for the entire school.
STORYBOOK DAY PARADE
Since 1994 Lower School students, inspired by their favorite literary character, have come to school on October 31 wearing costumes for the Storybook Day Parade. This is a beloved tradition designed to foster the love of reading in our youngest students. It is more than a simple parade at the end of each October, it is the celebration and culmination of one of our favorite units of study! During the month of October, students in every grade level study characters from books in the reading workshop. In a spiral progression, our teachers plan together to teach our children how to better understand their books through their characters.
CSN TIMELINE
1982
School was founded by a group of parents as Naples Country Day School at United Church of Christ on Seagate Drive. Mr. Sam Hazard was appointed as Founding Head of School.
1984
CSN moves to a 28-acre plot of land at its current location on Pine Ridge Road. Four classroom buildings (now part of the current Lower School) are constructed.
1986
CSN graduates its first class. Upper School is discontinued on financial grounds. Mr. James Landi becomes the third CSN Head of School.
1992
Upper School reinstated. CSN accredited by the Florida Council of Independent Schools (FCIS).
1996
CSN graduates its second class, with 19 students, after a gap of ten years.
2000 Current Middle School building opens.
1983 School name changed to Community School of Naples (CSN) and spreads to nearby Methodist Church, also located on Seagate Drive.
1985 Mr. James Young becomes second Head of School. School enrollment grows to more than 100 students.
1990 Second phase of construction begins with four additional classroom buildings and the Morris Activity Center (MAC). Enrollment reaches 175.
1993 Enrollment reaches 300.
1997 Landi Media Arts (LMA) building opens.
2001 Mr. John Zeller becomes fourth Head of School. The additional 84-acre tract of land was purchased for expansion.
2020
Fountain 33 Institute for Science and Environmental Research (I.S.E.R.) opens. John N. Allen Family Stadium opens.
2015
The Shea Maurer Memorial Amphitheater opens overlooking the preserve in Lower School. Enrollment significantly increases.
2013
Moe Kent Family Field House opens. Dr. David Watson becomes the fifth CSN Head of School. Enrollment significantly increases. Endowment reaches $9 million.
2006 Enrollment significantly increases.Board of Trustees sells 40 acres of land at the north end of the property to local developers to grow endowment fund.
2004 Upper School building opens, followed by Athletic Fields and tennis courts completed.
2021 Juliet Collier Sproul Center for Community and Global Impact opens.
2017 D.B Gupta STEM Center opens.
2014 International Program expanded to include Global Exchange Program with sister schools in Germany and Spain.
2012 Humanities wing of Upper School opens. Mr. Denny Grubbs takes over as Interim Head of School.
2008 International program begins with five Chinese students hosted by CSN families.
FACULTY FEATURE
FAVORITE BOOK
My favorite book is Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln’s Killer by James L. Swanson. As a history teacher, I love reading accounts of incredible events that have occurred in our world.
FAVORITE SONG
My favorite song is Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond. This song brings back wonderful memories of cheering on my hometown Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park and celebrating with all my friends and family at my wedding where the song played a special role.
FAVORITE FOOD FROM THE DINING HALL
The Cuban sandwiches are fantastic!
MR. MICHAEL CARPENTIER
DIRECTOR OF THE JULIET COLLIER SPROUL CENTER FOR COMMUNITY & GLOBAL IMPACT
FAVORITE SPOT ON CSN CAMPUS
My favorite spot on campus is definitely Neubek Point. I am fortunate to have my office be very close to this picturesque view of the LMA beautifully rising above the fountain and the pond. I love listening to the music from band classes that wafts across the water from the LMA every morning.
WHAT EXCITES YOU MOST ABOUT YOUR JOB?
I am most excited to support student leadership opportunities because the empathy and experience students develop by participating in service initiatives can help change their perspectives. If students are given the opportunity to gain essential leadership skills in the process by helping to design and lead these service opportunities, then the impact could truly become life-changing.
ONE GOAL YOU HAVE FOR JCS
I would like for the JCS Center to help every student at CSN have at least one perspective-shifting educational experience outside the walls of the classroom before they graduate.
SOMETHING PEOPLE WOULDN’T EXPECT ABOUT CSN
I was shocked to see how deeply connected our students are in the local community. Every organization I hear about in town seems to have CSN students volunteering either their time, talent, or treasure.
WORD OF ADVICE FOR YOUR SENIOR SELF
Don’t sweat the small stuff. Sometimes it is helpful to look at the world from a long-term perspective before we let something minor affect our mood at the moment.
THE JULIET COLLIER SPROUL CENTER FOR
COMMUNITY & GLOBAL IMPACT
The Juliet Collier Sproul Center for Community and Global Impact was founded in 2021 and its mission is to engage the entire CSN community in purposeful acts of service and leadership. Ms. Judy Sproul is a CSN Founder who seeks to help students discover their individual potential and to contribute meaningfully to the community, the environment, and the world beyond. With “community” in our school’s name, the work of this center is viewed as a signature program that helps to create responsible global citizens through the implementation of purposeful service in the curriculum that will extend outside of the classroom. This center oversees service-learning opportunities in all three divisions of the school and assists in service-related college advising. The work of the center is overseen by its newly hired director, Mr. Michael Carpentier, and long-time CSN Middle School teacher, Mrs. Jimmi Stevens, serving as the assistant director.
By establishing community partners, the center can create both volunteer and internship opportunities for our students. We seek to create transformational leaders who utilize connections initially formed through the center to pursue their passions to form a vocational identity. This transformational pursuit starts through character development and values-based education in the Lower School, continues in the Middle School with more community-based service opportunities, and culminates in the Upper School with students developing and leading their own service initiatives. The center seeks to create a structured and intentional pipeline for students to develop into the leaders of tomorrow.
Currently, many of the service opportunities center around environmental responsibility, since the unique environment of SWFL is at the heart of our broader community. Other service has involved veterans affairs, teaching English as a second language, supporting local food pantries, and much more. We seek to create service opportunities for all members of our community including faculty, staff, and parents, so as to give students wonderful role models who lead by example and illustrate that a commitment to service and the world around us is a life-long pursuit.
Some community partners the center works with include the Meals for Hope, Audubon of the Western Everglades, St. Matthew’s House, the Coral Restoration Foundation, the Naples Botanical Garden, the FGCU Water School, the Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce, the Holocaust Museum, Habitat for Humanity, Honor Flight, the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Artis-Naples, and many more.
MIDDLE SCHOOL SPIRIT WEEK
September 24 has been designated as a Global Day of Action, for urgent and just climate action. My peers and I tried our best to play our part and participated in a mass walk-out. There were around 20 participants, ranging from grades 9-12. We had amazing discussions, and came up with fantastic ideas, to benefit our in-school community, and humanity itself. I am so grateful to have been able to organize this event, and I am even more grateful to the people who showed up. I hope to help orchestrate more events such as this one, for CSN. The most important takeaway from this event is to always speak up for whatever injustices you witness, you can always make a change if you are truly determined. As MLK Jr. once said, "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
-Nuha Rahman ‘25
During Spirit Week, MS students competed in a “penny war” to raise money for a local charity. Sixth-grade students showed leadership in this event by collecting 23,847 pennies, helping to raise over $900. In honor of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, student council representatives voted to donate the money to the Collier County Freedom Memorial, located on Golden Gate Parkway. The memorial pays tribute to members of our armed forces who have sacrificed their lives in the defense of our nation, along with the law enforcement officers, firefighters, emergency medical personnel, and civilians who died in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Mr. Gerald Sanford, retired NYC and Naples firefighter and veteran, was present at the MS assembly to accept this check. The money was donated his honor, and in honor of Mr. Kevin McAdams, also a retired NYC firefighter, and Mr. Nicky Brandemarti, who lost his life while working in the towers.
A THOUGHT-PROVOKING DAY
Upper School students heard local Holocaust survivor, Mr. Heinz Wartski, describe his experiences in Europe in the 1930s and ‘40s. Students from Rho Kappa, the CSN Social Studies Honor Society, welcomed Mr. Wartski and helped to lead this moving assembly. Born in Danzig in 1929, Mr. Wartski survived the Nazi regime in the 1930s. Upon his father’s release from a concentration camp in 1939, the Wartski family moved to Italy and then to America in 1949. Mr. Wartski later joined the American army and served in the Korean War. The speaker ended his presentation by giving this advice to the students: “We all have a mission: we all are here to save the world, but we cannot do it with hatred.”
After the assembly, students gathered in their advisories to discuss the impact of the Holocaust and the experiences of Mr. Wartski. Students also learned about the Jewish High Holy Days through several experiences created by the CSN Spectrum Club. They played a Kahoot that covered Jewish customs and holidays, received a card with their initials written in Hebrew, and snacked on sticks of honey. Spectrum Club students wanted to be both respectful of Mr. Wartski’s experiences of the Holocaust, and also celebrate aspects of Jewish culture that they feel are sometimes overshadowed in history classes by the tragedies of the 1930s and ‘40s. A big thank you to students of Rho Kappa and Spectrum Club, their advisors Mrs. Herting and Ms. O’Brien, and to the JCS Center for helping to plan this incredible event.
CSN parent Kevin McAdams (Jamison ‘20 and Jackson ‘23) spoke at special MS and US assemblies about his experiences as a New York City firefighter during 9/11. None of our students were alive when this event took place, but that makes it even more important for them to learn about it. In this way, students can better understand the current world and appreciate the historic nature of this event. Before the assembly, students discussed 9/11 in advisory, which provided time for more discussion and sharing. Mr. Kevin McAdams, retired FDNY, retired Navy Presidential Honor Guardsman, and currently Managing Director of 400 Capital in NYC served as a New York City firefighter FDNY for 10 years. He worked in ENGINE 93/ LADDER 45 in Washington Heights, one of the busiest firehouses in NYC. On average, there would be one emergency call every hour within a 24-hour period.
MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOD DRIVE
A big THANK YOU to everyone who brought in food as part of the Middle School Spirit Week activities. We donated over 1500 pounds of peanut butter, tuna fish, pasta and rice to the Harry Chapin Food Bank, which will help feed people in Collier County. We are so proud of our Middle School families for their support in making this happen!
ROBOTICS TOURNAMENT
The Best in Southwest VEX Robotics tournament was held recently in the Moe Kent Family Fieldhouse. Congratulations to all participants and winners. Special congratulations to Team 94M (Megan D'Souza '25, Melita D'Souza '25, and Felicie Hoffmann '24) for winning the design award which qualifies them for States!
CELEBRATING LIFERS
Fifth grade lifers are taking a trip down memory lane as they reflect on their time at CSN and reconnect with their PreK3 teachers! The Class of 2029 has 11 lifers, and we look forward to seeing all they accomplish during their education at CSN.
GRATEFUL GATHERINGS
Grateful Gatherings in the Grove have been a welcoming morning event for each grade level! It is an opportunity to gather, meet new families, and reconnect with returning families with sweet fall treats.
CAMPUS REFLECTIONS
Congratulations to Wren DeHaan and Heloise Hoffmann for earning PERFECT scores on their AP Research exams! Wren and Heloise are among an elite group of students in the world to earn every point possible on the AP Exam, receiving the maximum score on each portion of the exam. We applaud these two exceptional students, along with Dr. Scherff’s devotion to teaching, engaging, and challenging students!
HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTIONS
On Thursday, Sept. 23, 89 Upper School students were inducted into 13 honor societies. Parents of inductees attended and cheered on the scholars. This great annual tradition was another success!
AP SCORE SUCCESS
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS
Congratulations to the five members of the Class of 2022 recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Program! The Semifinalists are William Bedford and Heloise Hoffmann (top 1% in FL), and Commended Scholars are Brent Bartholomew, Garrison Leach, and Benjamin Ouaou (top 3% in the U.S.).
Pictured: Benjamin Ouaou, Nick Molloy, Garrison Leach, Heloise Hoffmann, William Bedford, and Brent Bartholomew.
THE PROJECT CONTINUES
When Adrianna Carvelli (‘26) was in 5th grade, she painted Mr. Sanford for the CSN book honoring SWFL veterans that was published in 2019: Through Their Eyes: The Community School of Naples Veterans Project. Three years later, Adrianna is now interviewing Mr. Sanford about a book he had co-authored! We love to see these community members reconnecting.
EXPERIENTAL LEARNING
The first Environmental Club outing of 2021-22 was a Horseshoe Crab Volunteer Training in Punta Gorda. Participants Charlotte Bedford, Ali Lagergren, Ovie, and Maayan Levy learned about the biology of these living fossils, how Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) manages horseshoe crab populations, and how citizen scientists can contribute to horseshoe crab vitality.
Fifth-grader Ovie has been participating in MS Environmental Club activities for two years and is excited to see a Lower School club develop. He shared, “This will get more kids involved and have activities that will make them aware of our ocean, our planet, and the importance of creating change and healing the world in any way possible. The earth is what we all have in common, and we have to protect it so we can have a future and a better life!”
STAYCATIONS ELECTIVE
Gallivanting abroad was easier before COVID-19 but being “grounded” is not so bad if you are a student in Staycations, an elective class in the Middle School! Each class period provided a staycation to a different country. Guest speakers included parents, teachers, community members, and even our very own Head of School, Dr. Watson. Students had the good fortune to learn about music, culture, language, food, holidays, geography, government, and more from at least 22 different countries. Two class periods were taught by Ms. Stevens’ from a tourist point of view in contrast to a native point of view. Discussions were had about how each person has a unique perspective. The class provided opportunities to dispel misconceptions and a safe place to ask questions about race and cultural differences and similarities. Students learned that every country is beautiful and interesting, and every person has value.
CAMPUS REFLECTIONS
Students in the MS elective kept a log of “takeaways” from each guest speaker. Each student took notes during the presentations and wrote their favorite facts and figures about the countries. Not only did students learn unforgettable lessons about human geography, but they also learned how diverse and complex our CSN community is.
Sixty-seven Lower School students joined the Varsity Cheer team for a Homecoming game performance! The 23 Varsity cheerleaders practiced with them all week so they could all show off their new cheer skills at the game.
CSN SPIRIT
CLASS OF 2021
The Class of 2021 continued CSN’s tradition of academic excellence! Throughout their senior year, the Class of 2021 scored 272 more points on the SAT than the typical Florida senior as CSN nationally ranked in the 86th percentile. 91% of CSN seniors in the top half of their class were accepted to a Barron’s Most Competitive College. Seniors also enjoyed a 25:1 student to college counselor ratio to assist their college application process. However, the success of the Class of 2021 cannot truly be measured by numbers. Their accomplishments with community service, academics, and athletics are immeasurable.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CSN CLASS OF 2021!
COMPREHENSIVE ATHLETICS
Boys Golf District Runner-up, 4th place Region
Girls Golf District Champions, 2nd place Region, 12th place State
Football Region Semi-Final
Boys Swimming/Diving District Runner-up, 6th place Region
Girls Swimming/Diving District Runner-up, 9th place Region
Volleyball District Champions, Advanced to Region (Quarter-Final)
Boys Cross Country 3rd place District, 6th place Region, 13th place State
Girls Cross Country 3rd place District, 4th place Region, 15th place State
STATE QUALIFIERS
Boys Golf Jordan Law
Girls Golf Sonia Patel, Sydney Young, Alayna Friedt, Emma McKoan, Berkley Young
Boys Cross Country Chase Lupo, Tyler Mastrangelo, Tim Koeppl, Ethan Gable, Nick Gomez-Silva, Wyatt Gibbs, and AJ Hobbs
Girls Cross Country Sloan Wheeler, Riley Confer, Elizabeth Hobbs, Victoria Rankin, Sophia Pezeshkan, Hanna Hagenbuckle, and Emma Phelan
Boys Swimming Charlie Krauss 8th place 100 free, 9th place 200 free
Girls Diving Charlotte Norman Class 1A Champion
Girls Swimming Campbell Steere SWIMMING & DIVING: NEW SCHOOL RECORDS
Charlotte Norman is a State Champion in Diving.
Charlotte Norman 11 Dives 470.00
Charlie Krauss
100 Free 45.72
Charlie Krauss
200 Free 1:40.15
WELCOME EUGENE CHUNG
Mr. Eugene Chung joins the Community School of Naples faculty as Assistant Director of Athletic Operations. Mr. Chung was the 13th overall pick in the first round by the New England Patriots in 1992. He enjoyed a nine-year career in the NFL as an offensive lineman. He retired in 2000 after playing his last season with the Philadelphia Eagles.
In 2001, Mr. Chung formed his real estate development company in Jacksonville Florida in conjunction with his financial management company. Between 2005-2009 Eugene had the opportunity to intern with the Jacksonville Jaguars pro-personnel department and the Philadelphia Eagles coaching staff. In 2010 Andy Reid brought Eugene on to his staff with the Philadelphia Eagles as an Offensive Line coach. Eugene had the opportunity to develop future Hall of Famers Jason Peters and Jason Kelce. In 2013 Andy Reid and Eugene went
on to coach the Kansas City Chiefs taking a 2-14 Chiefs team to 11-5 after their first season, earning multiple playoff appearances.
In 2016, Mr. Chung returned to the Philadelphia Eagles with Head Coach Doug Pederson taking over a struggling Eagles team. Chung and the Eagles became world Champions in 2017 winning Super Bowl LII beating the New England Patriots 41-33, winning the franchise's first and only Super Bowl. In 2019 Chung decided to step away from the professional ranks of coaching. Chung is of Korean descent and was the first Korean-American to be drafted in the first round of the NFL.
He attended Virginia Tech on a full scholarship where he earned four varsity letters and became a football All-American, earning his undergraduate degree in Management in 1992. A four-year starter at both
COMMITTING TO COLLEGE
Through Athletics, students become stronger, more resilient, and develop a thorough understanding of teamwork and sportsmanship. Athletics can open many doors for students, including continuing their sports careers in college! Congratulations to seniors Becca Micelle (Clemson University), Elly Beshears (Emory University), and Cassidy Bloom (University at Albany) for officially committing to continue their volleyball careers. We are proud of you!
guard and offensive tackle, he was inducted into the Va. Tech sports Hall of Fame in 2008. He was born in Prince George County, MD, and attended Oakton High School in Vienna, VA earning All-District and All-Region honors as a two-way starter on both the offensive and defensive line.
FINE & PERFORMING ARTS
HIDING IN THE OPEN SHOWTIME
The CSN Advanced Theater class presented the powerful and moving play Hiding In The Open in October. This play, an adaptation of Sabina Zimering's memoir Hiding in the Open, tells the true story of two Jewish sisters from Poland who assume false Catholic identities and work in a Nazi hotel during World War II. Living in constant fear of having their identities revealed, the sisters bravely face danger and the challenges of growing up while keeping their heritage a secret. This story of survival and teenage courage examines the bonds of family and human kindness in the face of great atrocities. The show had an 18-person cast with 2 student stage managers working alongside a professional stage manager, lighting designer, costume designer and set designer. The play was staged and directed by CSN's Director of Theater, Mr. Mark Danni.
This year's 19th Annual SHOWTIME theme was Those Were The Days: A Trip Through The '50s, '60s, '70s, And '80s. Showtime had a cast of 20 Upper School students who sang and danced up a storm of favorites from those decades. The show also featured over 30 members of the Lower School Dance Express.
ALL-STATE MUSICIANS
Florida All-State is the highest honor a music student can achieve in the state of Florida. Making it requires an intense practice regimen, incredible dedication, and a very high skill level. All-State groups meet in Tampa in early January each year at the FMEA convention and phenomenal ensembles are put together to rehearse, learn,and perform.
CSN Upper School students Rachel Li and Alex Dimaras both made the All-State Orchestra, and Bianca Trope made the All-State Honors Band this year. Huge congratulations to these fine CSN Music students!
This year, CSN’s fourth and fifth grade students, led by art teacher Angela MacDonald, participated in the Never Say Goodbye to Florida Panthers 2021-2022 Art Challenge Contest sponsored by FGCU’s Wings of Hope program. The purpose of this program, which our fourth graders attend each year, is to educate students about the 120 – 130 adult Florida panthers left in the world. Students learn about these animals and ways that they can save and protect this endangered species.
FLORIDA PANTHERS ART CHALLENGE CHALLENGE WINNER
We are thrilled to announce that fourth grader, Celie, won 4th place out of approximately 2,000 art entries by students from 20 area schools. Her artwork will be displayed at FGCU later this year!
THE GALLERY
MIDDLE & UPPER SCHOOL ART STUDENTS HAVE BEEN BUSY THIS SEMESTER CREATING THEIR MASTERPIECES IN VARIOUS MEDIA!
WREN DEHAAN 12TH GRADE
AVA SOLIMINE 8TH GRADE
LEE BOUTET 12TH GRADE
ELLA CARTWRIGHT 12TH GRADE
CONNOR ELLIOT 7TH GRADE
ARIEL WACHS 8TH GRADE
SOPHIA PEZESHKAN 12TH GRADE
SERAPHINA SCHMIEDING 11TH GRADE
ZACH SMALLWOOD 12TH GRADE
ALUMNI CONNECTIONS
ALUMNI REUNITE ON THE FIELD
These Seahawk alumni reunited on the field for a head-to-head football game this fall! Alex (‘18) and Graham (‘20) Murphey both play for Wake Forest and Joe Lang (‘17) plays for Florida State. Game on!
RACHAEL RICH '17
CSN alumnus, Chris Franco '06, was the guest speaker at the Senior Investiture and reflected on the value of his CSN education and experiences, especially his time as a radio host on CSN’s very own radio program. That opportunity, along with student government and theater, established his drive to discover new challenges and succeed in new and uncomfortable situations. Chris is the Founder and CEO of Woodridge Growth, a leading growth marketing agency based in New York City whose client roster includes Clarity Money, Goldman Sachs, Jet, FanDuel, GreenBlender, and Miss USA. Woodridge Growth gives Fortune 100 companies, billion-dollar startups, and fast-growing brands a competitive advantage through Facebook and Instagram advertising.
Rachael Rich '17 recently graduated cum laude from the University of Michigan Honors College with a B.S. in Biopsychology, Cognition & Neuroscience. Her honors thesis within the Psychology Department examined the role of childhood maltreatment on adolescent rule breaking behaviors. She accepted a position as a Clinical Research Coordinator for Harvard Psychology’s Adolescent Stress & Development Lab. When asked, “What advice would you give to your high school self?” she responded… “Keep being uniquely you and dive headfirst into what makes you excited for life. There is no need to focus on being digestible for others. Fill up space in exactly the way you’d like to, even if others don’t understand it at first.”
Katja Gilman '17 attended Duke University and double majored in Public Policy and Visual Arts, and minored in Russian Language and Culture. She completed two theses for each major, earning Highest Distinction in Public Policy and Distinction in Visual Arts. She also graduated with Cum Laude Honors. Post undergrad, she is pursuing an MBA. She was admitted to the Silver Scholars Program at Yale School of Management and started the program this fall. As she reminisced about graduating she “remembered how it was really due to the support of CSN college counselors and encouragement during the college application process. Because of CSN, I was able to achieve my college dreams and have had such an amazing time over the past several years.”
Virginia Hodges graduated from CSN in 2015 and is now a second-year dental student at the University of Florida College of Dentistry. She is spending her first two years in the simulation lab practicing operative hand skills and will start seeing patients in the clinic this summer. “I am honored to work alongside such driven students and faculty in the field of dentistry, and I am excited to start filling a need in our community,” Virginia says. “I would not be living my dream now if it were not for the CSN experience where I was challenged academically and I learned the importance of a sense of community. The CSN experience allowed me to explore all my interests in a welcoming environment where I learned that I wanted to pursue a career that would combine problem solving and helping others.”
VIRGINIA HODGES '15
CHRIS FRANCO '06
KATJA GILMAN '17
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
AS WE CELEBRATE OUR 40TH YEAR WE HONOR EACH STUDENT WHO ATTENDED CSN FROM 1982 – 2022.
From the lifers who are here for 13 years, to the exchange students only here for a semester, each family has been an integral part of CSN’s history. The meaningful relationships created during their time on campus convinced some alumni to remain heavily involved in the community by sending their children to CSN as well! For example, Nina Van Arsdale, alumna who now has a new role at school-mom, fondly remembers campus traditions such as Storybook Day that can now be shared with her daughter, a current 2nd grader at CSN.
As we continue to share the mission of excellence in Southwest Florida we look forward to welcoming more of our alumni back as parents!
