EB Annual Report 2012-2013

Annual Report 2012–2013

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2. Mission 3. EB at a Glance 4. Message from the Head of School 6. Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees 8. Board of Trustees 10. EB School Journal 12. High School and College Choices 16. Volunteers 18. Finance and Advancement Report 20. The Campus Campaign 26. Donors 38. In Memoriam

Our Mission Ecole Bilingue de Berkeley educates a diverse population of boys and girls, inspiring them to strive for academic excellence and to develop a high sense of personal and social responsibility.

We offer a challenging and rigorous course of study in both French and English, set in a multicultural environment.

We support each student in the acquisition of skills and the development of character necessary for citizenship in an increasingly complex world.

Notre Philosophie L’Ecole Bilingue de Berkeley éduque une population diverse d’enfants et suscite en eux un désir de réussite scolaire tout en les encourageant à acquérir un sens élevé de leurs responsabilités individuelles et sociales.

Nous proposons un cursus scolaire ambitieux et rigoureux, à la fois en français et en anglais, au sein d’un environnement multiculturel riche.

Nous apportons à chacun de nos élèves le soutien nécessaire à l’acquisition des connaissances et au développement de la personnalité qui leur seront indispensables face aux exigences d’un monde toujours plus complexe.

EDITORIAL COMMITTEE: FRÉDÉRIC CANADAS, FLORENCE KRAGEN, JENNIFER MONAHAN, ROBERTE ROUNTREE PHOTOGRAPHY: FREDERIC CANADAS, RICHARD HOYER, VERONIQUE JORDAN, VINCENT JURGENS, ANTHONY SIINO, JULIAN WALTER AND MANY OTHERS LAYOUT: VÉRONIQUE JORDAN

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EB at a Glance (2013–2014) Grades: Preschool–Grade

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School established: 1977 Total number of students: 542 Total number of families: Students of color:

372

39%

Students receiving financial aid: Number of faculty:

42%

58

10.6/1 Teachers with 10 years’ seniority: 45%

Student to teacher ratio:

Teachers who are native French speakers:

66%

Number of nationalities represented at the school:

55

43% Families who speak French at home: 57% Families who speak English at home: 77% Students who hold French citizenship:

Families who speak a third language at home: Number of alumni: 1211

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Message from the Head of School As the 2012-2013 school year was wrapping up, we received confirmation that the California Association of Independent Schools and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges had renewed our accreditation for a full six-year term. Our accreditation was no surprise… but just as validating were the accrediting committee’s commendations about what we do well at EB. After visiting our school, observing classrooms and talking to teachers, administrators, trustees, and parents, the committee complimented EB in a number of areas.

Highlights of their commendations included:

Board Chair after five years as Chair and nine years as a trustee. As Lynn mentions in her letter, these weren’t just any five years! The school accomplished a record number of major projects, especially the transition to facilities ownership. Since she became Chair in 2008,

• The Board of Trustees for helping to ensure the longterm stability of the School by financing the purchase of three buildings and allowing the school to own 100% of its campus.

• We went from leasing both our campuses to owning both the Lower and Middle School campuses. Before taking this crucial step, we were at the mercy of the real estate market; now these costs are controlled through a 4% fixed-rate loan.

• The Faculty for their passion, engagement, and commitment to their students and the school, thus creating a nurturing and dynamic learning environment.

• We planned our first campus expansion in over 20 years, taking a welcome step towards giving our students more green space to learn and play outdoors.

• The Students for being polite, welcoming, enthusiastic, helpful, engaged with their academic work, and respectful with each other, which creates a warm, supportive, and positive environment.

• We raised over $2.29 million towards our Campus Campaign goal, a record in the history of our school.

Lynn’s belief in our mission wasn’t just abstract. She is the mother of three EB alumni: Lucie (class of 2007; currently at Georgetown University), Nathalie (class of 2009; currently at Stanford) and Sébastien (class of 2012; currently in the International Baccalaureate program at Berkeley High). She has seen firsthand what a unique school EB is, and how well it prepares children for their next steps. Lynn’s extraordinary dedication, her downto-earth leadership style, her strategic vision and her experience in nonprofit management have all been great assets to the school, and we are very grateful for her service to EB.

• The School Community for its holistic approach to education, which addresses social emotional skills, conflict resolution, acceptance, mindfulness, and respect, thus, creating a positive and supportive school culture, where children feel safe.

These commendations were a timely reminder of what makes EB great, and the professionalism, hard work and community spirit that make EB such a positive environment for children. We got more reminders of what makes EB great when we learned that our graduates had, once again, been accepted to top high schools and colleges. (See pages 12 – 13 for placement results.) The entire Board deserves credit for their careful planning and their countless hours of work. And you, our school community, deserve credit for your strong support of the school.

I look forward to working with our incoming Chair, Peter Secor, and the rest of the Board this year. And I look forward to the support of our talented faculty and our generous, supportive parent community as we all work together for the benefit of our children.

Speaking of professionalism and hard work, I would like to thank Lynn Van Housen, who is stepping down as

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Message du Chef d’établissement Alors que l’année 2012–2013 touchait à sa fin, la California Association of Independent Schools et la Western Association of Schools and Colleges ont confirmé qu’elles renouvelaient notre habilitation pour les six prochaines années. Plus encore que l’habilitation, à laquelle nous nous attendions, ce sont les commentaires du Comité qui nous ont agréablement surpris : suite à la visite de l’établissement, pendant laquelle les membres du comité ont pu observer les classes, discuter avec les personnels enseignants et non enseignants, les membres du Conseil d’administration et les parents, le Comité a félicité l’école sur de nombreux points.

Citons les principaux :

En parlant de professionnalisme et d’efforts, j’aimerais remercier Lynn Van Housen. Elle nous quitte après avoir passé neuf ans au Conseil d’administration, dont cinq ans en tant que Présidente. Comme Lynn l’exprime dans sa lettre, que de choses se sont passées durant ces cinq années !

L’école a mené à bien un nombre record de projets majeurs, notamment la transition vers la propriété de ses locaux.

Depuis son arrivée à la présidence en 2008, • Nous sommes passés de la location à la propriété des campus de l’école primaire et du collège. Avant de prendre ce tournant, nous étions à la merci du marché de l’immobilier ; désormais, ces dépenses sont contrôlées dans le cadre d’un prêt à taux fixe à 4%.

• L’action financière du Conseil d’administration, qui a permis à l’école d’acquérir ses locaux et de devenir propriétaire à 100% de son campus. C’est la stabilité à long terme de l’école qui est assurée.

• Nous avons établi un plan d’expansion afin de proposer à nos élèves un environnement plus verdoyant pour leurs activités éducatives et récréatives en extérieur.

• La passion, l’engagement et l’implication des enseignants envers les élèves et l’école, créant un environnement d’apprentissage riche et dynamique.

• Nous avons collecté plus de 2 290 000 dollars dans le cadre de notre projet Campus Campaign, un record dans l’histoire de l’école.

• Le comportement des élèves : polis, accueillants, enthousiastes, serviables, impliqués dans leur scolarité et respectueux les uns des autres ; ce qui crée un environnement chaleureux, solidaire et positif.

La foi de Lynn en notre mission s’est toujours exprimée concrètement. Elle est la mère de trois anciens élèves d’EB : Lucie (promotion de 2007, actuellement étudiante à Georgetown University), Nathalie (promotion de 2009, maintenant à Stanford) et Sébastien (promotion de 2012, suivant le programme du Baccalauréat international à Berkeley High). Elle a tout de suite compris qu’EB était une école unique, offrant à ses élèves une excellente préparation pour les étapes suivantes. Son extraordinaire implication, le pragmatisme et la diplomatie dont elle a su faire preuve, sa vision stratégique et son expérience du management en milieu non-lucratif, ont représenté de grands atouts pour l’école, et nous lui en sommes très reconnaissants.

• L’approche holistique de l’éducation qui prévaut au sein de notre communauté, mettant en avant les qualités sociales et affectives, la gestion des conflits, la tolérance, la pleine conscience et le respect. Elle favorise l’émergence d’une culture d’école positive et solidaire, où les enfants se sentent en sécurité.

Ces éloges viennent à point nommé nous rappeler ce qui fait l’excellence d’EB, ainsi que le professionnalisme, les efforts et l’esprit de communauté qui font d’elle un environnement si bénéfique pour les enfants. Nous avons eu une nouvelle occasion de constater la valeur de notre école, en apprenant que les élèves sortis d’EB sont acceptés dans les plus prestigieux établissements du secondaire et du supérieur (voir les résultats d’admission p.12–13). Remercions tous les membres du Conseil d’administration pour leur organisation rigoureuse et les heures de travail dispensées sans compter.

Quant à vous, membres de la communauté de l’école, nous vous remercions du soutien sans faille que vous apportez à notre école.

Je souhaite la bienvenue à Peter Secor, le nouveau Président du Conseil d’administration, ainsi qu’à toute l’équipe du Conseil. Et je suis heureux de pouvoir compter cette année encore sur le soutien de notre excellente équipe pédagogique et de notre généreuse communauté de parents tandis que nous travaillons tous ensemble au bien-être de nos enfants.

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Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees As I step down from EB’s Board of Trustees and reflect on the past nine years, I am struck by the many contributions of individuals that together have given rise to traditions we now hold dear and to opportunities created and seized that point us with confidence towards the future.

talent and dedication of outgoing trustees Thomas Clydesdale, Nathalie Destandau, Corinne Pluche, Rick Richetta and John Rosenthal will be missed though their contributions will continue to be felt in the many projects they influenced. Thomas and John both deserve special mention: Thomas served seven years on the Board, including four and a half as Treasurer, and John served nine years, two of them as Treasurer.

Not only were they instrumental in helping protect and guide EB’s finances through the economic downturn, their wisdom and collegiality were tremendous assets to the Board. We welcome incoming trustees Yusef Alexandrine, Sharon Le Duy, Jeff Loustau, Stéphane Prunet and French faculty Marion Tobie and are grateful for their willingness to serve the school in this way. I am grateful to the faculty members who have served on the Board in addition to everything else they do, as well as the administrative staff for serving on and supporting Board committees.

I’d like to share a few that especially speak to me.

The World Celebrations potluck. While my kids loved the dishes from all over the world, I always noticed the incredible feeling of community when I walked into the hall. Many people make this event happen every year, but the idea and the energy to start it back in 2003 came from Karoline Robbins. This event celebrates a central quality of the EB community: its multiculturalism.

The 8th Grade Class Gift. As a Trustee, Board Chair and former Annual Fund agent, fundraising for EB is near and dear to my heart. Back in 2008, Sally Drach understood that our kids also need to be part of our attempts to create a giving culture at EB. She instituted not only the tradition of an 8th grade gift to the school, but coupled it with education about philanthropy and the magic of compounding interest. She reminds us that it’s always about more than just the money.

Our Moment: The Campus Campaign. There are so many individuals who have contributed to the many aspects of this project that I cannot name them all here.

Many have served as EB Trustees ensuring that financing, fundraising, building and design elements all happen when and how they need to. But other individuals, especially parents, have made major contributions. Talented architect Charles Debbas created the first drawings showing the possibilities of what we could do with our expanded outdoor space and allowing us to start the conversation with you. Then Matt Wadlund integrated feedback from teachers, kids and parents to produce the current round of designs. Vicente Madrigal and Ann Harrison opened their home to host that first conversation in 2009.

I want to acknowledge the special honor I’ve had of working alongside our Head of School, Frederic Canadas.

Frederic is a Head who is compassionate, dedicated and visionary, and we are fortunate to have him guiding the school into the future. I will miss our partnership.

It has been a privilege to serve alongside such talented individuals. I would like to thank the trustees I served with and the teachers and administrators who serve our kids day in and day out. Under the leadership of Frédéric Canadas and our new Board Chair Peter Secor, the school will continue to thrive, and to offer a world-class bilingual education to our students.

Lynn Van Housen Chair, Board of Trustees

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Message de la Présidente du Conseil d’Administration pour produire les plans actuels. Vicente Madrigal et Ann Harrison nous ont ouvert leurs portes pour accueillir cette première rencontre en 2009.

À l’heure de céder mon siège de Présidente du Conseil d’administration, je me remémore ces neuf dernières années, et je suis frappée par le nombre de personnes qui nous ont apporté leur soutien. Ensemble, elles ont fait naître des traditions que nous conservons aujourd’hui, et elles ont offert des opportunités qui nous permettent de nous projeter dans l’avenir avec sérénité.

Mon travail au sein du Conseil d’administration d’EB m’a convaincu qu’il n’y a pas de limite à ce que la communauté d’EB peut accomplir. Le talent et le dévouement des membres sortants Thomas Clydesdale, Nathalie Destandau, Corinne Pluche, Rick Richetta et John Rosenthal nous manqueront, même si leur action continuera à vivre à travers les projets qu’ils ont initiés.

Thomas et John méritent une mention spéciale : Thomas a servi pendant sept ans, dont quatre ans et demi en tant que trésorier, et John pendant neuf ans, dont deux comme trésorier. Non seulement ils ont joué un rôle clé pour assurer et orienter les finances d’EB durant la crise économique, mais leur sagesse et leur esprit d’équipe ont aussi constitué d’énormes atouts pour le Conseil d’administration. Bienvenue aux nouveaux membres : Yusef Alexandrine, Sharon Le Duy, Jeff Loustau, Stéphane Prunet et Marion Tobie. Merci à eux d’avoir décidé de servir l’école de cette manière. Je remercie les enseignants qui ont participé au Conseil d’administration en plus de leurs missions, de même que le personnel non enseignant pour avoir servi et soutenu les Comités du Conseil.

Je souhaiterais évoquer ici celles qui m’ont le plus marquée.

La Célébration des Fêtes du Monde. Pendant que mes enfants se régalaient avec des plats du monde entier, je n’ai jamais manqué de remarquer l’incroyable sentiment de communauté présent dans la salle polyvalente. De nombreuses personnes participent à l’organisation de cet événement annuel, mais c’est Karoline Robbins qui a eu l’idée et l’énergie de renouer avec cette tradition en 2003. Cette fête met à l’honneur une caractéristique fondamentale de la communauté d’EB : son multiculturalisme.

Le don des 4èmes. En tant que membre et Présidente du Conseil d’administration, et ex-agent du Fonds Annuel, je suis particulièrement attachée à la collecte de fonds. Dès 2008, Sally Drach avait compris que nos enfants devaient être associés à nos tentatives de créer une culture du don à EB. Non seulement elle a institué le don des 4èmes, mais elle l’a doublé d’un projet d’éducation à la philanthropie et à la magie des intérêts cumulés. Elle nous a rappelé qu’il s’agit bien plus que d’une simple question d’argent.

Ce fut un honneur de travailler avec notre Chef d’établissement, Frédéric Canadas. C’est un directeur humain, dévoué et visionnaire, et nous avons beaucoup de chance de l’avoir à la tête de l’école. Je regretterai notre collaboration.

Our Moment: The Campus Campaign. Les différents aspects de ce projet ont mobilisé tant de monde que je ne peux tous les citer ici. Parmi eux, beaucoup de membres du Conseil d’administration ont veillé à ce que les phases de financement, de collecte de fonds, de construction et de conception s’enchaînent correctement. D’autres acteurs, en particulier des parents, nous ont également apporté une aide précieuse. L’architecte Charles Debbas a mis ses talents à notre service pour imaginer les possibilités d’expansion de la cour de récréation, nous permettant d’initier le dialogue avec vous. Puis Matt Wadlund a intégré les idées des enseignants, des élèves et des parents

J’ai eu l’immense privilège de travailler avec des personnes très compétentes. Je souhaite remercier les membres du Conseil d’administration avec qui j’ai servi, les personnels enseignants et administratifs qui accompagnent constamment nos enfants. Sous la direction de Frédéric Canadas et de notre nouveau Président Peter Secor, l’école va continuer de prospérer en offrant à ses élèves une éducation bilingue d’envergure internationale.

Lynn Van Housen Présidente du Conseil d’administration

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BOARD 2012–2013 From left, back row: Tanu Sankalia, John Palmer, Corinne Pluche, Thomas Clydesdale, Lynn Van Housen, Alfred Moore, John Rosenthal, Peter Secor, Nathalie Destandau, Loy Sheflott, and Rick Richetta.

Front row: Setenay Frucht, Susan Campbell, Christine Chapon, Tamara Daney, Frédéric Canadas, Hélène Cahen, Joanne Hom-Addis, Andrea Bacigalupo-Lee.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2012–2013 Romain Serman, Consul Général de France, Honorary Chair Bernard Lehucher, Chef de Chancellerie Denis Bisson, Attaché Culturel Ivan Bertoux, Attaché Culturel Adjoint

Tamara Daney, Chair of Organization & Governance Nathalie Destandau Philippe Dietz Setenay Frucht, PA Co-President Joanne Hom-Addis James Levine Kili McGowan Al Moore John Palmer Corinne Pluche, French Faculty Participant Mark Poff Rick Richetta John Rosenthal Tanu Sankalia, Chair of Buildings and Grounds Committee Loy Sheflott, Advancement Committee Chair

Lynn Van Housen, Chair Peter Secor, Vice-Chair, and Campus Campaign Co-Chair Hélène Cahen, Secretary, and Campus Campaign Committee Co-Chair Thomas Clydesdale, Treasurer Andrea Bacigalupo-Lee, PA Co-President Susan Campbell, English Faculty Participant Frédéric Canadas, Head of School Christine Chapon

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INCOMING TRUSTEES IN 2013–2014

HONORARY CIRCLE

Yusef Alexandrine, from the EB class of 1991, is the third EB alum to serve on the Board. He works as an Investment Management Attorney at K&L Gates LLP, advising clients regarding regulatory, transactional and counseling matters involving the securities and commodities laws.

He also serves as a member of the Audit Committee for the Homeless Prenatal Program. Yusef holds a J.D. from Boalt Hall School of Law, UC Berkeley.

Sharon Le Duy, who also served on the Board in 2005–2007, is the Advancement Committee Chair. Sharon is a senior Vice President, legal and HR of Thismoment.inc. She has also worked in private practice as well as being senior Vice President and General Counsel of CNET Networks. She received her B.S. in Foreign Service from Georgetown University and her J.D. from Boalt Hall School of Law, UC Berkeley.

She and her husband Christophe have two children: Walter (EB class of 2010) and Margot (G7).

The EB Honorary Circle is composed of community leaders, many of them EB parents or alumni parents, who support the school’s mission of educating a diverse population of boys and girls, inspiring them to strive for academic excellence and to develop a high sense of personal and social responsibility.

Romain Serman Consul Général de France Chris Anderson Parent Pascal Baudry Former Trustee

Jeff Loustau is sole proprietor of Arcadian Community Development, with extensive experience in the development of mixed-income/ mixed use housing in California. His background includes service at the California Housing Consortium, BRIDGE Housing Corp., and The John Stewart Company. He served on the Board of the MAITRI AIDS Foundation for fifteen years and is an active member of two French guilds, League Henri IV and La Gauloise. A licensed California architect, Jeff earned a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Notre Dame and a Masters in City Planning from MIT. He has two sons— Justin, a junior at University of Washington, and Alec, a second-grader at EB—and lives in Berkeley with his wife Eileen.

Kermit Lynch Alumni Parent

Stéphane Prunet was a member of the Management Board of AXA Investment Managers from 2002 to 2012. He also led AXA IM operations in Asia and Japan. In these capacities, Stéphane acted as CEO and board member of investment companies regulated in multiple jurisdictions. Prior experience includes work with Invesco, Cortal (BNP Paribas), and UAP (AXA), membership in the Institutional Investor US Institute, as well as helping launch Self Trade, a leading European online broker.

Stéphane graduated cum laude from Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris and has lectured on financial services at ESCEAP MBA program (a leading European business school), and École des Arts & Métiers. Stéphane and his wife Anshu have two children: Ketan (G8) and Nina (G5).

Orville Schell Alumni Parent, Former Trustee

Marion Tobie is the French Faculty participant. Marion taught several years in France and one year in New Orleans before joining EB in 2006 as a Kindergarten teacher. Since September 2010, Marion has taught Third Grade. Marion obtained her French Teaching Certificate in 2002.

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Gail Skoff Alumni Parent Jane Metcalfe Alumni Parent Jean-Pierre Moullé Alumni Parent Denise Lurton-Moullé Alumni Parent, Former Trustee

Alice Waters Alumni Parent Fanny Singer Alumna, Class of 1997 Laura Truffaut-Wong Alumni Parent, Former Trustee

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SCHOOL JOURNAL

Summer Improvements to Our Campus This summer, we took the first step in transforming our yards and creating an outdoor learning environment. The new school garden has been wonderful. Now that the garden is in the small courtyard instead of being behind a fence, it has become a gathering point for our community.

(thanks to Sue Campbell and the students and parents who pitched in to help), the garden has now doubled in size, with a new outdoor classroom where any class can gather to learn.

There is also an outdoor lounge—a quiet, green space away from the hubbub of the main yard. The students are really enjoying these new spaces!

No less exciting were the improvements at the Middle School.

Just a few years after the Middle School garden got its start

Construction (Summer 2013)

The new garden

Jean-Marie Letellier‘s students enjoying their new edible garden

The new outdoor classroom and garden at the Middle School (still under construction)

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New for 2013–2014: Better Support for Teachers and Students Teachers’ first and main focus is their students. This is as it should be… and yet devoting attention to the children can make it difficult to also coordinate with colleagues about curriculum innovations, research new resources and trends in education, make sure that the curriculum progresses smoothly from one grade to the next, and that every effort is made to harmonize our French and English curricula. On top of that, some students’ needs are best met with a little extra support. These are challenges in any school, and especially in a school that covers two curricula in two languages!

Deborah Ferranti is our new part-time learning specialist.

Kathleen Mitchell is the new English Program Curriculum Coordinator/Cycle 3 Coordinator for the Lower School.

We had originally planned to have a full-time French Curriculum Coordinator, but due to unanticipated circumstances the position was scaled back to part-time for 2013-2014. Sylvie Le Meur, who has taught at EB for 17 years, now spends one day a week on curriculum coordination.

So to better support our teachers—and by extension our students— EB has reorganized its academic team to include some new roles:

Other members of the team include Middle School Counselor and High School Placement specialist Douglas Gostlin, Learning Specialist Amy Gordon-Risz, Soutien Specialist Nadine Morrisette, ESL instructor Amanda Fox and Academic Technology Coordinator Emmanuel Labadie.

Stacy Chandler picked up additional responsibilities (Middle School faculty hiring, professional development and supervision, as well as curriculum development) as our new Middle School Head.

Thierry Durandard is now the only Assistant Head of School, overseeing the entire department.

Current teachers Sue Campbell and Mathieu Cladidier are now our English and French curriculum coordinators at the Middle School in addition to their teaching duties.

Not only do these changes allow for better coordination by grade level and by language, but the teachers are better supported by having a point person for each cycle. The Student Support Team (Learning Specialists and Counselors) has put in place new systems that allow for more responsiveness when working with our students and their parents. We are confident that this new structure for the academic department will increase faculty support and will have a positive impact overall on our students!

Magali Noth, our current lower school Dean of Student Life, has the additional duty of Cycle I coordinator while continuing her work on the Social and Emotional Learning program.

Lower School Counselor Betsy Cory has doubled her hours to be available to more students overall, which now gives Middle School girls the option of consulting with a same-gender counselor.

Back row, from left to right: Sylvie Le Meur, Mathieu Cladidier, Stacy Chandler, Amanda Fox, Emmanuel Labadie, Betsy Cory, Magali Noth, Amy Gordon-Risz, Nadine Morrisette, Thierry Durandard.

Front row, from left to right: Susan Campbell, Kathleen Mitchell, Deborah Ferranti. Not shown: Douglas Gostlin.

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HIGH SCHOOL PLACEMENT

High Schools Chosen by the Class of 2013 Erin Anderson Lauren Baldock-Wood Brianna Bourne Sébastien Bridonneau Elijah Brown-Martin Connor Burns Quinn Carroll Nicholas Chauvin Emily Chung Zoë Dove Olivier Drilleau-Craft Julian Elias Claire Fargeix Adrien Goldfarb Adrien Hanley Elliott Hansen Lucile Henderson Axel Izaret Elise Krueger Jean-Daniel LeRoy

Sophie Maras-Gillet Alice Martin Shaye Maxey Claudia Nehme Chloé Rebuffel Audrey Rood Jedrek Sanchez-Howe Brandon Sengpraseuth George Setchko Maxim Sivolella Alessandra Smull Chloé Stringfellow Asa Symons Jackson Sypher Auriane Vacher Nathaniel Villarina Meredith Wang Chiara Weber Essi Westerman Maxime Wintroub

Berkeley High School (IB) Berkeley High School (AHA) College Preparatory School Berkeley High School (IB) Oakland Technical High School Bishop O’Dowd High School Saint Mary’s College High School Piedmont High School Berkeley High School (IB) College Preparatory School International High School International High School Berkeley High School (IB) Berkeley High School (IB) College Preparatory School International High School Oakland Technical High School Head-Royce School Saint Mary’s College High School Lick-Wilmerding High School 12

Berkeley High School (IB) International High School Pinole Valley High School Saint Mary’s College High School Carondelet High School Oakland Technical High School Saint Mary’s College High School California High School Marin Academy International High School Saint Mary’s College High School Berkeley High School (IB) International High School Concord Academy Albany High School International High School Oakland Technical High School Berkeley High School (IB) Oakland Technical High School Saint Mary’s College High School

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COLLEGE PLACEMENT

Colleges Chosen by the Class of 2009 Raya Abourjeily Natalie Benn Ociane Canadas August Carroll Camille Clausen Malek Debbas Mathilde Delorme Andrew Dixon Karina El Baze Rebecca Ford Kalin Hershey Emma Kemble Alexandra Lamirande Leilanie Lee Charlotte Letellier Carla Lok Alessandra Lopez Emily Madrigal Nathalie Marie

University of Michigan University of Washington Université de Grenoble Ex’pression College University of Oregon Pitzer College University of Western Australia Dartmouth College Stanford University Université de Lausanne Rochester Institute of Technology Georgetown University UC Davis McGill University California State University Chico Not known Haverford College Princeton University Stanford University

Clara McLeod Alexander Mills Preshet Moore Olivia Nemec Lauren Noga Tazio Ottis Lawrence Perry Troia Reyes-Stone Natalia Riccardi Hannah Robbins Hannah Rosenthal Jamie Ryerson Ellen Slatkin Alizée Stampf Jack Swett Gabriel Vergez Tamara Wescott Adrian White Zoe Whittall 13

UC Davis Diablo Valley College UC Davis Not known UC Los Angeles Not known Contra Costa College Brandeis University University of Oregon UC Davis University of Pennsylvania Lewis and Clark College London Contemporary Dance School Not known Year off, then University of Vermont Not known University of Colorado, Boulder UC Los Angeles University of Edinburgh

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Spotlight on our Three Alumni Board Members Yusef Alexandrine, Class of 1988 (G5) I attended EB from 1983 until 1988, from first to fifth grade, before EB had a Middle School.

In many ways, it was one of the best experiences of my childhood. My experience at EB had a significant impact on my perspective as well as my sense of self. I left with the sense that I was capable of learning almost anything and succeeding in almost any environment. In addition to an excellent bilingual education, EB’s culture of inclusiveness and its open approach to learning changed the way I conceptualized the world around me as well as how I approach that which is unfamiliar. I have often thought of these as my strongest attributes.

As an investment management attorney, advising clients regarding regulatory, transactional and counseling matters involving the securities and commodities laws, I find that the foundation laid at EB has helped me every step of the way.

I joined the EB board this year because I wanted to give something back to the school that gave so much to me. I am grateful to be able to share my experience and hope to contribute to future generations of EB graduates.

Kili McGowan, Class of 1993 I attended EB for ten years, and was part of the first Middle School graduating class of 1993.

Growing up in EB’s international community helped me feel at home in the world and inspired an insatiable curiosity about other cultures and worldviews.

EB fostered an open-mindedness and flexibility that is essential to my work and travel. Most importantly, the rigorous academics and emphasis on clear communication in multiple languages laid the foundation for all the detail-oriented skills I use in running my own business.

I am a safari specialist and own an agency, Next Adventure, based in Berkeley. I design tailor-made photographic safaris throughout East and Southern Africa for couples, families and small groups of friends.

It didn’t take much consideration for me to happily join the Board as a way of giving back to a school family that has meant so much to me. I was fascinated to hear all about what was new and exciting at EB, and also deeply proud that the school has stayed true to its character and mission.

I am also thrilled to have my daughter starting her education at EB this fall and this has redoubled my enthusiasm for participating in the community.

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John Palmer, Class of 1988 (G5) I attended EB from 1983 until 1988, from first to fifth grade.

During that time, I learned that there is always more than one way to do something– think long division.

Since then, I’ve tried to ask questions when presented with differences of method, opinion, culture: I’ve tried to ask about the strengths and weaknesses of each method, the origins of the opinion, the evolution of the cultural norm. This has made me a bricoleur—willing to source my methods, opinions, maybe even my culture pretty widely. It has made me curious about trying new things and it has made me believe in the abiding value of not being scared of the unknown, not finding difference to be something that needs resolution, but rather finding delight and richness in difference.

This clearly has implications at work—I’m a finance lawyer in San Francisco—my work involves finding solutions that meet the needs of different perspectives, it demands innovation, it bridges economic strata and culture and sometimes even language. But the point is: no matter what I had ended up doing, the education I got at EB would have informed the way I approached my work, and, I think, made it better.

I think that learning to live in a world increasingly divided by difference is going to mean that we will need citizens who think of themselves as people who can bridge those differences, who are at home in multiple cultures, who aren’t ineluctably rooted in their own perspective. If this was valuable thirty years ago when I started my education at EB, it’s only become more valuable since, and I can’t think of a better way than joining the Board both to give back, and also to do my small part to help produce the kinds of citizens we’re going to need in the coming decades.

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THANK YOU STEVE COOK! The school would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Steve Cook, our steadfast Alumni Committee Chair, for all his work the past three years in leading the Alumni Committee. Thank you Steve!

Steve Cook and his wife Wendy

EB GRADUATE PARENTS EB is proud to report it now boasts eleven “graduate parents,” alumni who have chosen to enroll their own children at EB and give them the same wonderful experience they had years ago. Here’s to coming full circle at EB for generations to come!

Bianca Cano Nakamura (1986) Syltin Etienne (1998) Phyllis Grant (1981) Sarah Horwich Spear (1982) Omayya Kanafani (1986) Katherine Keeler-Hodgetts (1980)

Kate Massie (1995) Kili McGowan (1993) Joshua Meyer (1984) Maya Ravi (1994) Camille Winet (1993)

REUNIONS EB was delighted to expand its alumni outreach by hosting three separate reunions for its alumni community this year:

ALUMNI PARENTS COMMITTEE Susan Acquistapace Becky Andersen Brigitte Bastrenta Anne Brandon Steve Cook (Chair) Tamara Daney Fériel El Ghaoui Fabiola Etienne Joan Finnie Douglas Gostlin Mei-Lin Ha Ann Hasse Joyce Hemmer Elizabeth Herzberg Virginia Hoyt Véronique Jordan Florence Kragen Kathleen Letellier Heather Loucks Nazanine Maghsoudnia Johnelle Mancha Jerri Mariott Tina Meyer Jennifer Monahan Gloria Polanski Natalie Powell Rick Richetta Karoline Robbins Roberte Rountree Jennifer Schreyer Vicki Schumb Joan Steele Priscilla Wanerus Azadeh Yazdi

All-ages Reunion in January at EB Reunion for 21+ Alumni in January at Pyramid Brewery in Berkeley Reunion for 21+ Alumni in June at The Thirsty Bear in San Francisco

Alumni Parent Fabiola Etienne and Alumna Sophia Chytry helped served the G8 Graduation dinner in June 2013

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EVENT CHAIRS • World Celebrations: Sarah Goodwin • Grandparents and Friends’ Day: Nadine Amarelo Marcella Fassò • Raffle: Nina Carbone-Pellerin Olga Popova • Faculty and Staff Appreciation: Andrea Bacigalupo-Lee

THANK YOU TO OUR 2012–2013 VOLUNTEERS!

Parents’ Association The EB Parents’ Association plays a hugely important role at EB. Whether it is coordinating events, organizing fundraisers, creating school spirit, or supporting our teachers, the PA is at the heart of EB’s community. This year, they put a tremendous amount of effort into organizing a strong, stable PA body that is invested in our school and our children. The creation of the popular First Friday Coffees is an example of this commitment to community building. In addition to their many contributions in the classroom, their hard work is essential to the success of the major EB events and traditions:

• Wine Auction Soirée of the East Bay: Catrine Charron

• World Celebrations • The Raffle • La Place du Marché • First Friday Coffees • Welcome Committee

• La Place du Marché: Tammy Brown Tracy Poff

Thank you to each and every one of you for your time and efforts to make this school an exceptional place!

OTHER ACTIVITIES • EB Spirit Wear: Angela Jacobson Ann Lefkovits • eScrip: Jennifer Fawcett

• Grandparents and Friends’ Day • Teacher/Staff Appreciation • Wine Auction Soirée of the East Bay • EB Spirit Wear • Scrip Program

2012–2013 PA BOARD Co-Presidents: Andrea Bacigalupo-Lee and Setenay Frucht Vice Presidents: Steve Levine and Nicolas Pellerin Secretary: Angela Jacobson Treasurer: Judy DeJesse Communications Secretary: Tracy Poff Volunteer Coordinator: Nadine Amarelo Room Rep Coordinators: Tish Moore, Kim Nogay, Karoline Robbins

• Library Coordinator: Nadine Amarelo • Lost and Found: Nadine Amarelo

From left to right: Tracy Poff, Nadine Amarelo, Andrea Bacigalupo-Lee, Setenay Frucht, Steve Levine, and Judy DeJesse.

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Room Representatives William Adams Mandeep Ahluwalia Nadine Amarelo Julianne Balmain Shannon Bloemker Harold Boscovich Caitlin Campbell Laura Carmany Lisa Clemons Michelle Clincke Susanna Corcoran Deanna Davis Stéphane Deléger Marie-Anne Descalle Margaret Dubin Jacqueline Espinoza Marcella Fassò Jennifer Fawcett Petra Fibrichova Lisa Fontaine Chandra Ganguly Maureen Garvey Vicky Gellon

Elise Getz Agnès Girard Denise Glagau Karine Glorieux Isadora Gullov-Singh Noémie Hansen Angela Jacobson Manon Johnson Sylvie Jonath Hélène Jordan Omayya Kanafani Cathy Keller Suzanne Kelly-Lyall Beverly King John and Janice Kirk Deniz Kursunoglu Maria Landoni Valérie Lavoyer Steve Levine Adair Loveridge Jennifer Lyons Chanté Maxey Anosha Misaghi

Room Representatives 2012–2013

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Tish Moore* Lucie Moses Rose Mota-Nadeau Anh-Thu Nguyen-Trong Kim Nogay* Brenda Ogburn Claudine Ozzello Anshu Prunet-Sharma Anna Puchkov Karoline Robbins* Andrea Rondini Camille Servan-Schreiber Kristen Sidell Katie Slemmer Alexandra Thusy-Privat Nathalie Valette Carole Varone Hallie Von Rock Stephanie Walton Sonia Waters * Coordinators

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Finance and Advancement Report

Mark Poff, Treasurer

Loy Sheflott, Advancement Chair

Florence Kragen, Director of Advancement

Antoine Portales, Business Manager

EB completed the 2012–2013 fiscal year in solid financial condition. EB recorded an operating surplus of $178,611 for the year ending June 30, 2013. Almost all of this surplus ($177,986) was necessary for yearly principal repayments of our loans used to purchase our Middle School and Lower School campuses.

We are grateful for the generous support of our extended community: current parents, faculty and staff, Board of Trustees, our alumni and their families, grandparents, and friends of the school.

In 2012–2013, we raised $415,828 in contributions to “The Campus Campaign – Our Moment,” EB’s Campus Campaign. As of June 2013, our school has raised $2.29 million toward this effort. The Campus Campaign is a key component to Phase 2 of our Long-Range Facilities Master Plan—the purchase of the property north of the Lower School playground in the Fall of 2013 and improvements on that property and the existing Lower School playground in the Summer of 2014.

With the planned conclusion of the Campus Campaign in the 2013–14 school year, these exciting improvements to our outdoor learning environment will enhance the EB experience for our children and future generations of EB students.

Other notable results from our generous community this year included: • $447,565 in unrestricted gifts raised through our annual giving efforts and fundraisers, including the Annual Fund ($315,715), the Wine Auction Soirée of the East Bay and the online auction ($69,363—this number excludes the restricted gifts to the Fund-A-Need), the Raffle ($17,609) and the Place du Marché ($10,484), retail partnerships of $4,935, and a special gift from the Trustees of $30,000 towards the operating budget.

• $133,088 in restricted gifts including $50,000 towards the Field Mithoefer Financial Aid Fund and an outstanding $62,650 in donations raised during our Auction Fund-A-Need to support EB’s Financial Aid program. This amount also includes $20,438 in generous contributions to the Endowment, of which $9,124 were made by the 8th grade class. Developing EB’s endowment remains a longterm goal and we are grateful to the 8th grade families, parents, and students for supporting this effort. We also thank the anonymous alumni family who developed and continues to support building EB’s endowment through the tradition of the class gift and the Citizenship Award.

Our fiscal policies and actions reflect our commitment to EB’s mission of providing an exceptional bilingual education to a diverse group of students.

Specifically, two key elements guided our efforts: • Promoting excellence in the classroom by providing the resources necessary to support faculty, enhance academic programs, improve facilities, and strengthen the school’s long-term future.

• Supporting the school’s financial sustainability and economic diversity through prudent fiscal management, a balanced operating budget, and ongoing support of financial aid programs.

Diverse and generous families, parents, and students are the core of EB’s wonderful and vibrant community, and our achievements are the result of your tremendous gifts of talent, time, and financial contributions. We are grateful for your support, and look forward to our continued partnership together.

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FUNDRAISING REVENUES FROM JULY 1, 2012 TO JUNE 30, 2013

2012–2013 REVENUES Annual Fund 2.57% Ancillary Programs (Extended daycare, vacation camps, afterschool classes, interest on monthly payments, interest earned…)

4.32%

Events 0.67%

Other Gifts (escrip, released restricted gifts…)

0.42%

Total: $997,022 UNRESTRICTED GIFTS • Annual Fund (of which $10,000 was transferred to Endowment) • Special unrestricted gift from Board to Operating Budget Tuition and Fees (includes tuition paid by bourses scolaires and by EB financial aid) 92.02%

General and Administrative Expenses 25.83%

Plant Expenses 8.92% Financial Aid Expenses (does not include the bourses scolaires which are not an EB expense) 12.43%

$30,000

• Wine Auction Soirée of the East Bay (net) (excluding Fund-A-Need)

$69,363

• Raffle/Place du Marché (net)

$28,093

• Retail Partnerships

2012–2013 EXPENSES

$315,715

$4,935

RESTRICTED GIFTS

Interest Expenses 3.72%

• The Campus Campaign

Instructional Expenses 49.10%

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$415,828

• Field Mithoefer Memorial Financial Aid Fund

$50,000

• Auction Fund-A-Need for EB Financial Program

$62,650

• Endowment Class of 2013 Gift: $9,124 Matching Gift to Class Gift: $1,000 Citizenship Award Gift: $1,000 Individual Gift: $9,314 (Endowment value as of June 30, 2013: $182,247)

$20,438

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The Campus Campaign The tremendous support from our community has already led to a campus milestone. In October 2013, we completed the purchase of the property adjacent to the Lower School playground, nearly doubling the size of the main playground. Spring 2014 will see work begin on this property and by the start of the 2014–2015 school year our students, faculty and staff will begin enjoying the longawaited transformation of our school campus.

The Campus Campaign responds to our community’s longheld desire for outdoor athletic facilities and our faculty’s request for a campus that better supports the quality of our academic programs. We could not be more excited about the plans for our outdoor learning environment, designed by the firm of Sessa + Wadlund Design Studio and including a seasonal creek carrying rain run-off, as well as a basketball court and grassy field for our PE classes and our much-decorated Jaguars.

We cannot thank our donors enough for their support and special commitment to EB, and we are also grateful to the many members of our community who have lent their time and talent to making the Campus Campaign a reality.

As of June 2013, 260 parents, students, teachers, staff, alumni, friends and supporters including the French “Assemblée Nationale” have contributed $2,290,000 to our campaign goal of $2,750,000. Our goal for the coming year is to raise the final $260,000 by June 2014 to earn a generous foundation grant of $200,000.

For more information or to support the Campus Campaign, please visit eb.org/ourmoment or contact Florence Kragen, Director of Advancement, at fkragen@eb.org or at (510) 549-3867.

The expanded playground offers almost twice the space, with a junior basketball court, a half soccer field, an outdoor stage/ amphitheater and renovated Maternelle yard.

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The seasonal creek is a perfect place to study the environment, and the integrated seating creates a welcoming spot for any class to meet outdoors.

The renovated playground looking towards the amphitheater, which will be a gathering space for assemblies and performances.

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CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 2013–2014 Hélène Cahen, Campaign Co-Chair, Trustee Alfred Moore, Campaign Co-Chair, Trustee

Frédéric Canadas, Head of School Annie-May de Bresson, First Generation Parent Florence Kragen, Director of Advancement Sharon Le Duy, Advancement Chair, Trustee Kili McGowan, Organization and Governance Chair,Trustee Tanu Sankalia, Buildings and Grounds Chair, Trustee Peter Secor, Board Chair Tim Stokes, Honorary Chair, Past Trustee Lynn Van Housen, Past Board Chair

Kate Arnold, Parent Thomas Clydesdale, Past Trustee Nathalie Destandau, Past Trustee Michael Lukan, Past Trustee Rick Richetta, Past Trustee Loy Sheflott, Trustee

Sandy Drew

CAMPUS CAMPAIGN DONORS Thank you to the generous donors of “The Campus Campaign—Our Moment” who are supporting the expansion and improvement of EB’s campus, for the benefit of generations of students. This list includes all donors since 2009.

$75,000 and up Hélène Cahen and Dean Hanley Betsy and Steven Dixon Tanny Keeler-Hodgetts and Kent Hodgetts Vicente Madrigal and Ann Harrison The Van Housen-Marie Family

$50,000 to $74,999 Edward Lee and Rhonda Righter John Rosenthal and Sally Drach Anonymous (3)

TESTIMONIAL “The outdoor learning environment will give us new opportunities to study living things. Our current garden is great, but a space ten times bigger will offer many more mini-ecosystems to observe and study.”

Jeff Friedman, Lower School Science teacher

$25,000 to $49,999 Assemblée Nationale Française Timothy Burns and Laura Watts Frédéric and Odile Canadas Peter and Catrine Charron Laura and Thomas Clydesdale John Edward Dittoe, Alanna Benham Dittoe, and Kirstin Dittoe Cicero The Flora Family Foundation The Hershey Family Angela Jacobson and James Levine Kevin and Rosemary Jordan Michael Lukan and Laura Pantaleo Michael, Christina, Joshua, Christopher Meyer Alfred Moore and Michelle Clincke Karma Roberts Stuart Russell and Loy Sheflott Timothy Stokes and Anya Lewis

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$5,000 to $24,999 Paul-André Abboud and Kristen Sidell Steven Addis and Joanne Hom-Addis Adobe Systems Incorporated Matt and Kate Arnold Berit Ashla and Aron Cramer Robert Bartlett and Victoria Plaut Bedell Frazier Investment Counseling François Bertault and Qingwen Feng* Gerda Bloemraad Dorion, August, Quinn and Liam Carroll and Michele Muller Christine Chapon and Alan Korman Heather Clague and Frédéric Theunissen Tamara Daney and Ariel Cao Andrew Davis and Alexandra Von Burg The de Bresson-Leland Family Nathalie Destandau and Gaby Brink Philippe Dietz and Corine Meyer The Dreyfus Family – Hubert, Geneviève, Stéphane and Gabrielle Paul and Laura Escobosa Jacqueline Espinoza and Steven J. Ramirez Joan Finnie The Fontaine Family Charitable Fund The Galinson Foundation Google Gift Matching Program Douglas Greenholz Christopher Harrelson and Sara Rahimian* Joyce Hemmer Marilyn Kinney Ernest and Julianne Knell Michael Korcuska and Shannon Jackson Florence and Jules Kragen Sharon and Christophe Le Duy Ann and Steve Lefkovits Alfredo and Vivian Lopez Richard and Jennifer Lyons Jitendra Malik and Isha Ray Matthew and Brenda Ogburn Pierre and Laure Olivier Steve Oliver and John Komes, Oliver and Company John and Lily Palmer Mark and Tracy Poff Gloria Polanski and Jean-Luc Szpakowski Dr. Michael Powell and Tana B. Powell

Stéphane Prunet and Anshu PrunetSharma Rick Richetta and Thierry Durandard Tanu Sankalia and Devyani Jain Daniel Sivolella and Jacqueline Van Lang Françoise and Oliver SorgenGoldschmidt Edward Sweet and Harold Stevens Tom C. Tellefsen and Myrna Walton Uma Thomas and Douglas Dove Laura Truffaut and Stephen Wong Ariane Van Der Straten and Georges Natsoulis The Vollmerhausen-Glagau Family Zachary and Stephanie Walton Anonymous (4)

Up to $4,999 Asseffa Abye and Pauline Brooks Yusef Alexandrine Carol Allen Ardene Anderson Samuel Arons Andrea Bacigalupo-Lee and Robert Lee Brigitte Bastrenta and Rudolph Walter Nicolas and Darlene Bearde Valérie and Daniel Bishop BlackRock Matching Gift Program Gerald Bourne and Janice Prudhomme Robert Brady and Sandra Simon Anne Brandon Patrick Burns and Colleen Zardiackas Burns* Hugh and Gail Burroughs Bénédicte Cambon-Ritter and Mark Ritter Barbara Campbell Susan Campbell and Doug Oakley

The tree-lined “allée” will separate the expanded playground from the street. Donors’ names will be engraved in the pavers, along with milestones in EB’s history.

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William and Timothea Campbell Martha Chase Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Eugene and Sonya Clark-Herrera The Clorox Company Foundation George and Sheri Clyde Thomas and Renee Clyde Claire Clydesdale Michael Cohen and Josiane Saulnier Françoise, Norman Cohen, Céline CohenStumbles, Stéphanie Cohen-Thynne Steven and Wendy Cook Steve and Gino Coulom* Irving Cramer Stephen and Judy DeJesse Alexis Detwiler Lynne Dominguez Charles and Mary Donovan Joseph Duggan and Annalee Rejhon Jenine Durland Samir Dzankic and Golriz GhassemArdebili Jacques and Fabiola Etienne Andre and Andromache Fargeix Kitty Fassett Ayman Fawaz and Rania Rayes-Fawaz Kenneth and Setenay Frucht Henry L. Gardner John Gargani and Mary Kathryn Lynch Mila Gelvezon Michael Gill and Caryn Augst Andrée Graham Phyllis Grant and Matthew Ross The Grant Family

Katherine and Jeroen Grasman* Briana Hall-Harvey Robert and Nicole Hamilton The Hartley Corporation, Winter and Pamela Mead Ann Hasse Phyllis Heenan William and Mijo Horwich David Hoyt Elizabeth Hoyt Howard and Virginia Hoyt William Hoyt Eric Hughes and Priscilla Wanerus Nghi Huynh Paul Johnson and Joan Steele Florence and Arnaud Joliff Rochelle Jones Morrissey and Chris Morrissey Véronique, Sean, Brian and William Jordan Alexander Kaitz Diana Kaitz Monica Kaitz Adib and Karin Kanafani Linda Kazdova Katherine Whitman Keeler-Hodgetts Donald Kelley and Susan Getman Jordan Kelley Bruce Kern Gregory Klein and Patricia Prochaska Mary Jane Kober Mirza and Shantell Kopelman Olga and John Korcuska Max Kozlov and Tatiana Pavlova Mark Kragen Olivia Kragen Joseph and Marianne Kuo Cem and Deniz Kursunoglu Richard and Marie-Paule Laden Hannah Lê Martin and Dorothy Lefkovits Stalky and Judy Lehman Reverend Christine Leigh-Taylor and David Weber Mark Levine and Irma Herrera Jeremy Longinotti and Alexis Patrizio John (Jack) and Kathie Longinotti Mindyn Longinotti Jeffrey and Eileen Loustau* Dhara MacDermed Elisa Malin Steven and Janice Marcom Jerri Mariott and Michael Silpa Tom and Merideth Marschak

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The Henry Massie Family Charitable Trust Sasha Match Kili S. McGowan and Jeremy Towsend Louise B. McGowan Typhaine Métayer and Olivier Mazéas Cheryl Mills Filomene Morrison Frank Morrison and Susan VinluanMorrison Huntly Morrison Jennifer Moulton Eric Naiman and Anne Nesbet The Nelson-Smits Family William and Betty Nelson Carl and Carolyn Nodolf Jeanne Marie Oakley Michael and Janet Paige Albert and Anna Pantaleo Bernard and Joan Pech Camille and Brian Pennix Dominique Peytraud Roy and Olga Plaut Corinne Pluche Kameshwar Poolla and Radhika Rao John and Marianne Poppas Antoine Portales Logan and Omayya Ray Françoise and David Rees

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE Frédéric Canadas, Head of School Emma Gimon, Parent Joanne Hom-Addis, Jeffrey Loustau, Trustee Christopher Osborn, Facilities Manager Antoine Portales, Business Manager Tanu Sankalia, Buildings and Grounds Committee Chair, Trustee Peter Secor, Board Chair Kristen Sidell, Parent

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TESTIMONIAL “For me it is a dream come true!”

Patrice Zauret, Lower School PE teacher

Milton and Hope Righetti Laurent Rigobert and Ethel Brennan Hilary Roberts Mark Roberts Annalisa Robles Norman Ronneberg Joshua Rose and Maria Landoni de Rose Hannah Rosenthal Matthew Rosenthal Roberte Rountree Marie-José Sat and Peter Vollhardt Douglas Saunders Orville and Baifang Schell Andrew Schreyer Anya Schwin Gibson and Casey Gibson Donald and Karen Secor Tim Secor Peter and Mary Kay Sidell Anthony Siino Robin Sim Sophie and Eric Snoey Linda Sonntag David St. Jean and Irene Bloemraad Joan Steele and Paul Johnson Jeffery Stephens and Janice Kim Donald and Sara Sweet Zygmunt and Maria Teodorczyk Tom and Peggy Thomas Alan and My True Saleh Tyebjee Zia Tyebjee Ricardo and Viviana Villarina Jean and Annie Walrand The Watters Family The Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program William and Margaret Westerman Fred Womack and Patty Brunn Steve and Linda Wood Warren and Patricia Zeitlin Anonymous (9)

In-Kind Donations

Gifts in Honor of…

Susan Davis, Donsuemor Charles Debbas, Charles Debbas Architecture Nathalie Destandau and Gaby Brink, Tomorrow Partners Tegan Hoffmann, Blue Earth Consultants Renaud Garnier Merideth Marschak, Noll & Tam Architects Matt Wadlund, Sessa + Wadlund Design Studio Sarah Nasgovitz, Stella Nonna

• Claire and Luc Abboud Peter Sidell and Mary Kay

Gifts in Memory of…

• Nartan Frucht Anonymous

• Auguste Chardonnet Véronique, Sean, Brian and William Jordan • Nancy Ann Cunan “Aunt DeDe” The Dittoe-Cicero Family (Madison Estate) • Colin Hasse Ann Hasse • Victoria A.S. Madrigal Vicente Madrigal and Ann Harrison • Richard E. McGowan Kili S. McGowan and Louise McGowan • Raymond R. Ogburn Matthew and Brenda Ogburn • Philippe Moura and Georges Vitry Roberte Rountree • Rose Schechter Thomas C. Tellefsen and Myrna Walton

* Matching Gift 25

• Lucy Birnberg The Galinson Foundation • David and Laura Carmany, parents of Charlotte and Eleanor Carmany Joseph and Marianne Kuo • Jack and Raquel Clydesdale Claire Clydesdale • Mr. Eaton, for making a difference in her son’s life Cheryl Mills

• Marcus Lefkovits Martin and Dorothy Lefkovits • The Magu Family William and Betty Nelson • Cooper and Drake Matheney Robin Sim • Sara Nicklès Stuart Russell and Loy Sheflott • Margot Saulnier Michel Cohen and Josiane Saulnier • Roxane and Vincente Vay Zygmunt and Maria Teodorczyk • Natasha Wadlund Carl and Carolyn Nodolf

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2012–2013 ANNUAL FUND

Annual Fund Donors by Recognition Level The Annual Fund is EB’s top fundraising priority. Annual Fund gifts go into the school’s general operating budget and help support teacher training, financial aid, classroom technology, libraries, and athletic programs. Thank you for your gifts that benefit every student and every program.

PRESIDENT ($10,000 and up)

Dean Hanley and Hélène Cahen John Rosenthal and Sally Drach

AMBASSADEUR ($5,000 TO $9,999)

Frédéric and Odile Canadas Thomas and Laura Clydesdale Nathalie Destandau and Gaby Brink Google Gift Matching Program Christophe and Sharon Le Duy Michael Lukan and Laura Pantaleo Olivier Marie and Lynn Van Housen Al Moore and Michelle Clincke Mark and Tracy Poff Stuart Russell and Loy Sheflott Anonymous (1)

CONSUL

($3,000 to $ 4,999) Paul-André Abboud and Kristen Sidell* Christopher and Anne Anderson Randy Arndt and Nicole Gauthier François Bertault and Qingwen Feng* BlackRock Matching Gift Program Rob and Shannon Bloemker Patrick Burns and Colleen Zardiackas Burns* Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Steve and Gino Coulom* Marek Fibrich and Petra Fibrichova* Christopher Harrelson and Sara Rahimian* Michael Korcuska and Shannon Jackson* Carl Langford and Wendy Bernstein

Niklaus Largier and Karen Feldman James Levine and Angela Jacobson Jeffrey and Eileen Loustau* Richard and Jennifer Lyons Michael and Christina Meyer John and Lily Palmer Daniel Sivolella and Jacqueline Van Lang Mike and Katie Slemmer Jon Strich and Catherine Dower Edward Sweet and Harold Stevens Alan and My True Frédéric and Carole Varone Jean-Luc and Agnieszka Vay Norman and Jennifer Villarina Todd Vollmerhausen and Denise Glagau Zachary and Stephanie Walton Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program

ANNUAL FUND PARTICIPATION RATES Trustees......................................100% Administration and Staff ........100% Faculty.......................................... 74% Parents ......................................... 67% Rosemary Jordan, Annual Fund Chair, and Joshua Rose, Annual Fund Vice-Chair

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ATTACHÉ

($1,600 to $2,999)

Richard and Nadine Amarelo Apple Inc. Matt and Kate Arnold Raul Axtle and Natalia Del Pozo Julianne Balmain Vivien and Stéphanie Banholzer Robert Bartlett and Victoria Plaut Gerald Bourne and Janice Prudhomme Peter and Catrine Charron Stuart and Vanessa Correa-Kendall Aron Cramer and Berit Ashla Andrew Davis and Alexandra Von Burg Samir Dzankic and Golriz GhassemArdebili Sean Flannery and Carolyn Rebuffel Flannery* Doug and Lisa Fontaine Kenneth and Setenay Frucht Eric and Emma Gimon*

Michael Goldbach and Zahra Mahloudji* Willie and Michelle Horn* Kevin and Rosemary Jordan Casey and Catherine Keller* Max Kozlov and Tatiana Pavlova* Cem and Deniz Kursunoglu Edward Lee and Rhonda Righter Steve and Ann Lefkovits Jitendra Malik and Isha Ray George Martin and Janelle Noble Henry Massie and Bridget Connelly Derek and Marina McBrearty Ali-Antoun Nakhle and Carol Theokary* Matthew and Brenda Ogburn Garet and Amy O’Keefe Perforce Software Jamal Perry and Kate Massie Erich Pfeifer and Kelly Evans-Pfeifer Kameshwar Poolla and Radhika Rao Steven Ramirez and Jacqueline Espinoza

David and Françoise Rees Joshua Rose and Maria Landoni de Rose Tanu Sankalia and Devyani Jain Eric Snoey and Sophie Barbant Tony Tam* Emmanuel Vuillequez and Vanessa Chong* Anonymous (4)

ANNUAL FUND AGENTS We extend our heartfelt thanks to the following volunteers who helped educate their fellow parents about the Annual Fund.

Andrea Bacigalupo-Lee Lucinda Bazile Patrick Burns Linda Chung Heather Clague Laura Clydesdale Andrew Davis Catherine Dower Pascal Hoffmann Rosemary Jordan, Chair Catherine Keller Max Kozlov Steve Levine Al Moore Doug Oakley Matt Ogburn Isha Ray Joshua Rose, Vice Chair Peter Secor Valérie Sobel Stephanie Walton

Annual Fund Agents 2012–2013

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DIPLOMATE ($750 to $1,599)

Steven Addis and Joanne Hom-Addis Advent Software, Inc. Pablo Arbelaez and Roxana Yockteng Benalcazar Javier Arizmendi and Odile LelandArizmendi Alfred and Valerie Barber Mark Blake and Sally Stephens Philippe Dietz and Corine Meyer Abraham and Elizabeth Estrada Robert and Alix Gade* Benjamin Gold and Pria Hidisyan Jeroen and Katherine Grasman* Anand and Isadora Gullov-Singh Paul Johnson and Joan Steele John and Janice Kirk* Alan Korman and Christine Chapon Jules and Florence Kragen Cécile Laurent* Robert Lee and Andrea Bacigalupo-Lee LinkedIn Matching Gifts Program Taslim McDonald

Joshua Meyer Tom Meyer and Chandra GangulyMeyer Microsoft Gregory and Monique Morris Georges Natsoulis and Ariane Van Der Straten Doug Oakley and Susan Campbell Antoine Portales Guillaume Privat and Alexandra ThusyPrivat* Rick Richetta and Thierry Durandard Aaron and Stephanie Ross David St. Jean and Irene Bloemraad Manning Sutton and Hilary Goldman The Flora Family Foundation Frédéric Theunissen and Heather Clague Peter Tippet and Muriel Taton* Jeremy Townsend and Kili McGowan Glenn Valenzuela and Itziar Aperribay Rudolph Walter and Brigitte Bastrenta Chieh Wang and Linda Lew Yahoo!

Anonymous (4)

SOURCES OF GIVING FOR THE 2012–2013 ANNUAL FUND Other, 9% Board, 26%

Alumni, 2%

Faculty/Staff, 3%

Parents, 60%

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MEMBRE (Up to $749)

Adobe Aykut Akcaoglu and Maria del Pilar Reyes Jeanne Alexander Jeffrey and Andrea Appell Mario and Sarah Assadi Clovis and Christina Azouri William and Meryl Bailey Ronald and Lucinda Bazile Franck and Barbara Bédrossian Daniel and Valérie Bishop Leslie Bisno Jeremy Bled and Katherine Dawson Franck and Isabel Bochaton Eric and Veronique Bonabeau Harold Boscovich and Hallie Von Rock Nicolas Bossut and Patricia Ugarte* Alexis Brandon Patrice Brault and Déborah Blocker Robert and Lillian Brewer Victor Brochard and Ellen Wang Dirk Brockstedt Chauncey Burnett Patricia Camacho Ariel Cao and Tamara Daney Antoine Carrière and Irina Wolf Carrière* Dorion Carroll and Michele Muller Andrea Cavallo Charles Schwab Foundation Maurice Charrière Chase Bank Jean-François and Dominique Chauvet Yves and Leilani Chauvin Ender Choo and Cheah Hui Siow Mathieu Cladidier The Clorox Company Thomas and Renee Clyde Jean-Baptiste Cochereau Albert and Rosalie Cohen Jason Cohn and Camille ServanSchreiber Christopher Colebourn and Marion Tobie Patrick Corcoran and Susanna Stromberg Corcoran Betsy Cory Patrick Coulon Emmanuel Coup

Blake and Deanna Davis Luc De Armey Marc De Armey and Abeba AbrahamDeArmey Stephen and Judy DeJesse Clémence Demoncheaux Clélia Donovan Gabrielle Dreyfus William and Kathryn Dumas Herve Estimbre and Caitlin Campbell Jacques and Fabiola Etienne Virginie Falquerho Andre and Andromache Fargeix* Marie Filoux Julie Ford Martine Fournier Amanda Fox Mark Fox and Angie Wang Daniel Frederick and Susan McKeehan FreeCause Faye Fruchtman Miguel and Mayra Garcia Nicolas Garcia and Yelena Lunskaya* Will Garner Alexis Giner and Courtenay Martin Agnès Girard Douglas Gostlin and Virginie TéjéroGostlin Andrée Graham Tom Gray Chris and Amy Greacen Benjamin Guglielmi and Véronique Laurin Mei-Lin Ha Matthew and Noemie Hansen William Hapiuk and Bruno Fazzolari William and Margaret Hart Don Henderson and Catherine Métayer James and Cassiopée Hett Pascal and Tegan Hoffmann* Satnam and Bakhsho Hundel Mohammed Husseini and Dana Larson Nghi Huynh Rotha Ieng Jean-Manuel and Christine Izaret Andrew Johnson and Astrid Cruz* Michael Jonath and Sylvie Mwila Jonath Sean and Véronique Jordan Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Campaign Thierry Kanor and Michelle Fernando* Lishan Kebede Donald Kelley and Susan Getman Karen Kelley

Teachers Nathaniel Eaton, Corinne Pluche, Suzanne Morris and Mathieu Cladidier at the G8 Graduation

Naji and Hana Khabbaz Jan-Ulco Kluiwstra and Marie-Anne Descalle Ernest and Julianne Knell Mirza and Shantell Kopelman Ojars Kratins Manfred and Bette Kroening Christopher Kutz and Jessica Riskin Emmanuel and Fanny Labadie Colette Lapeyre Carine Lapicque Hannah Lê Sylvie Le Meur Alain and SiewLian Le Roy Jason and Ludivine Lehman Hayne and Kit Leland Jean-Marie and Kathleen Letellier Stephen Levine and Paola LaverdeLevine Tam and Mark Liljefelt Brigitte Little Tessa Loehwing Logitech Inc. Monica Lopez Christopher Lyman and Kellyann Gilson Lyman Daniel Macallair and Bonnie Barkett Ian MacLeod and Béatrice Morand Paul and Laura Magu Douglas Mann Bruno and Vanessa Marin Cory Martin and Tammy Brown Geoffroy and Pascale Martin Bryan Matheney and Avery Sim* 29

Jason and Chanté Maxey Sophie Mayot Matt McCarthy and Anna Kern* Aengus McGiffin and Adair Loveridge Andrée McGiffin John McIntyre and Shauna Finnie McIntyre Robert McLaughlin and Theresa AlfaroVelcamp John Melia Darko and Raza Micic Douglas and Jennifer Milliken The Moody’s Foundation Matching Gifts Program Erik and Tish Moore Stephen Moros and Patricia McCarthy Suzanne Morris Nadine Morrisette Filomene Morrison Frank Morrison and Susan VinluanMorrison Huntly Morrison Dean and Lucie Moses Eric Mount and Meera Fox Ian Murray and Yoko Otomi Robert Nadeau and Rose Mota-Nadeau François and Marie-Laure Nguyen Bao-Long Nguyen-Trong and Anh-Thu Nguyen Sara Nicklès Boris Nikolin and Rose Fall Magali Noth Jeanne Marie Oakley Jeannette Ogburn

Judith Okolie Charles and Marie Olson Christopher Osborn Fatiha Ouadhi Paulette Ove Joe Parreira Nicolas Pellerin and Nina CarbonePellerin Saul Pichardo and Katalin Bende Corinne Pluche Joseph Poppas Denise Powell Stéphane Prunet and Anshu PrunetSharma Made Putrayasa and Annette Hackett Javier Quintero Xavier and Emmanuelle Ragot Stéphane Raingard and Stacy Chandler Logan Ray and Omayya Kanafani Gary and Lee Richter Laurent Rigobert and Ethel Brennan Yann Risz and Amy Gordon-Risz Mark Ritter and Bénédicte CambonRitter Luis Robles Macias and Sara Rodriguez Torrecilla Eric Rocher and Lorena Gomez-Barris Dominique Roddier and Wendy SitlerRoddier Jeffrey Rodriguez Roll Giving & Paramount Community Giving

Hannah Rosenthal Matthew Ross and Phyllis Grant Stergio and Hind Roubos Roberte Rountree Gaël Rozan and Vanessa Kahn Luis Ruiz Rodriguez and Sarah Nasgovitz Mathieu and Andrea Salgues Alvaro Sanabria and Sandra Guzman Christopher and Heather Saulnier David and Victoria Schumb Philip and Michele Schurman Anthony Siino Michael Silpa and Jerri Mariott Alistair Sinclair and Nataliya Libina Noelle Singharath Berend Smit and Blandine Jerome-Smit James Smith and Erica Riggs Bernard Smits and Theresa Nelson Loy Smull and Anna Bellezza William and Valérie Sobel Andy Spear and Sarah Horwich Spear Robert and Patricia Spear Vikram Sridharan and Annika Hacin Sridharan Douglas Stimpson Timothy Stokes and Heidi Tasker William Stringfellow and Nathalie Dubois-Stringfellow Paul and Stephanie Sullivan Sharareh Tavafrashti Todd Taylor and Elaine Wang

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Tom Tellefsen and Myrna Walton Chris Thomas and Dietlind Lerner Jamal Tuqan and Fatima Osman Union Bank United Business Media Catherine Van Sickle Domonique Veasley Marie Villeneuve Matthew Wadlund and Alexandra Destler Wadlund Noor-Rahman Wais and Awatif Chirar Gordon and Berna Watson Andrew Weber and Muriel Paul Steven Weinberg and Georganne Ferrier Wells Fargo Bank Michael and Evelyne Westerman Brian White and Jennifer Monahan Arlena Winn Joshua Wold and Silvana BacigalupoWold Bo Fun Yuan and Yat Hung Kot Patrice Zauret Olivier Zyngier and Jodie Berger Anonymous (16) * Matching Gift

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GIFTS IN HONOR OF…

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF…

IN-KIND DONATIONS

• Gus Bailey Albert and Rosalie Cohen

• Hélène Girard Agnès Girard

Mario Assadi and Sarah Marth, GreenerPrinter Andrew Davis Martine Fournier Catherine Jolivet, French For Fun Véronique Jordan Sarah Nasgovitz, Stella Nonna Katia Sabbah Rodnay Zaks

• Nicholas and Christian Davis Annalisa Robles • The EB Community Alan and My True • Ivan Ewers Randy and Judy Brown • Maia and Sasha Lehman Maia Lehman • Bodie and Jackson Oakley Doug Oakley and Susan Campbell Barbara Campbell • Felice Massie Perry Henry Massie and Bridget Connelly • Thomas Poppas John and Marianne Poppas • Alma Ray Adib and Karin Kanafani • Theo Robbins Warren and Patricia Zeitlin

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CITIZENSHIP AWARD 2013 The EB Citizenship Award recognizes EB Middle School persons whose outstanding service supports, strengthens and sustains the EB community and the broader communities in which they participate.

Candidates for the Citizenship Award were nominated by students, faculty and parents at the Middle School. Out of many nominees, parent Nathalie Valette was selected as the recipient of the Citizenship Award due to her long history of committed volunteering, teamwork and community-building. She has served the school as room rep, event organizer, yearbook coordinator, and also as coordinator of the 2013 eighth grade endowment class project.

Nathalie’s name was engraved on a plaque located at the Middle School, and the alumni family who instituted this award made a $1,000 donation to EB’s Endowment in her honor.

Nathalie Valette received the Citizenship Award 2013 for her long-time volunteering

AUCTION FUND-ANEED IN SUPPORT OF EB FINANCIAL AID PROGRAM Paul-André Abboud and Kristen Sidell Aykut Akcaoglu and Maria del Pilar Reyes Geoffrey and Suzanne Ashton Mario Assadi and Sarah Marth Robert Bartlett and Victoria Plaut Justin and Janet Barton BlackRock Matching Gift Program Frédéric and Odile Canadas Peter and Catrine Charron Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Thomas and Renee Clyde Thomas and Laura Clydesdale Stuart and Vanessa Correa-Kendall Steve and Gino Coulom Murat and Sevgi Demirkol Nathalie Destandau and Gaby Brink Douglas Dove and Uma Thomas

Matthew Duncan Marek Fibrich and Petra Fibrichova David Gay and Olga Popova Eric and Emma Gimon Jai Gohel and Maureen Garvey Rich Gonzales and Mary Kanan Randolph and Sylvaine Griffin Dean Hanley and Hélène Cahen George and Margaret Hatfield Michael Herrinton Jean-Manuel and Christine Izaret Michael Korcuska and Shannon Jackson Max Kozlov and Tatiana Pavlova Jules and Florence Kragen Christophe and Sharon Le Duy James Levine and Angela Jacobson Jeffrey and Eileen Loustau Michael Lukan and Laura Pantaleo Richard and Jennifer Lyons Paul and Laura Magu Douglas Mann Olivier Marie and Lynn Van Housen Geoffroy and Pascale Martin George Martin and Janelle Noble Michael and Christina Meyer Tom Meyer and Chandra GangulyMeyer Al Moore and Michelle Clincke 32

Harry Myler Boris Nikolin and Rose Fall Doug Oakley and Susan Campbell Erich Pfeifer and Kelly Evans-Pfeifer Corinne Pluche Mark and Tracy Poff Antoine Portales Stéphane Raingard and Stacy Chandler Jaywant Rao David and Françoise Rees Rick Richetta and Thierry Durandard Yann Risz and Amy Gordon-Risz The Robert Keeler Foundation John Rosenthal and Sally Drach Aaron and Stephanie Ross Roberte Rountree Tanu Sankalia and Devyani Jain Anthony and Lisa Siino Inderpal Singh and Mandeep Ahluwalia Timothy Stokes and Anya Lewis Jeremy Townsend and Kili McGowan Ellen Vaughan Norman and Jennifer Villarina Rudolph Walter and Brigitte Bastrenta Zachary and Stephanie Walton Mark Westover and Barbara Galligan Koonshing Wong Anonymous (1)

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FIELD MITHOEFER MEMORIAL FINANCIAL AID FUND This fund assists current families who encounter unanticipated financial difficulties. It supplements EB’s other financial aid programs.

The Robert T. Keeler Foundation

ENDOWMENT FUND Anonymous (in support of the Citizenship Award) Tanny Keeler-Hodgetts and Kent Hodgetts

ENDOWMENT, CLASS GIFT OF 2013 This tradition of a class gift was instituted by an EB alumni family who wished to educate our students about their role in supporting the long-term future of EB and creating an involved alumni community.

We honor the students of the Classes of 2008 to 2013 and their parents for their generous support. Together, these six classes have contributed $64,423 to the EB endowment.

DONORS:

Students

Parents

Lauren Baldock-Wood Brianna Bourne Nicholas Chauvin Emily Chung Zoë Dove Julian Elias Claire Fargeix Adrien Hanley Lucile Henderson Jean Daniel Le Roy Shaye Maxey Claudia Nehme Brandon Sengpraseuth Maxim Sivolella Chloé Stringfellow Jackson Sypher Nathaniel Villarina Meredith Wang Chiara Weber Essi Westerman

Christopher and Anne Anderson Gerald Bourne and Janice Prudhomme Emmanuel Bridonneau and Clair Whitmer Patrick Burns and Colleen Zardiackas Burns Robert Chung and Magali Barbieri Douglas Dove and Uma Thomas Bassam Elias and Louise Barrett Andre and Andromache Fargeix Sean Flannery and Carolyn Rebuffel Flannery Dean Hanley and Hélène Cahen Matthew and Noemie Hansen Jean-Manuel and Christine Izaret Samuel Krueger and Catherine Vives Krueger Alain and SiewLian Le Roy Sabrina Maras Cory Martin and Tammy Brown Geoffroy and Pascale Martin Hans and Susan Nehme Dirk and Marjorie Setchko Noelle Singharath Daniel Sivolella and Jacqueline Van Lang Loy Smull and Anna Bellezza William Stringfellow and Nathalie Dubois-Stringfellow Norman and Jennifer Villarina Chieh Wang and Linda Lew Andrew Weber and Muriel Paul Michael and Evelyne Westerman

The students and families of the Class of 2013 raised a total of $10,124 for the EB Endowment Fund through a combination of student-based fundraising, a matching grant tied to student fundraising, and donations from families. We thank the Class of 2013 for their inspirational efforts, and hope that in the years to come they will continue to support EB and the communities in which they participate.

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Other Anonymous (in support of the matching grant) Genentech Employee Giving Program

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Wine Auction Soirée of the East Bay This year, EB launched its first ever Wine Auction Soirée of the East Bay, whose goals included expanding the reach of the auction, garnering more support from outside donors and bidders, and raising more funds! The event was a great success, raising more than $130,000 total for the students of EB. Thank you to our guests of honor, Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant and Tim Duncan of Silver Oak.

LIVE AUCTION DONORS Steve Addis and Joanne Hom-Addis Biale Vineyeards Bistro Don Giovanni Kirt Bomke and Paul Cushing Ethel Brennan Georgeanne Brennan Annie-May de Bresson Cedarville Vineyards Chalk Hill Estate Peter and Catrine Charron Tom and Renee Clyde Alain Ducasse, Benoît New York Duckhorn Vineyards Tim Duncan, Silver Oak The EB Board of Trustees Doug and Lisa Fontaine Four Seasons Hotel New York Kenneth and Setenay Frucht Healdsburg Golf Club Edward Keller, Carotte et Caviar Paul and Robin Kirby Kokkari

Jules and Florence Kragen Christophe and Sharon Le Duy Edward Lee and Rhonda Righter Kermit Lynch, Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant Paul and Laura Magu Olivier Marie and Lynn Van Housen Erik and Tish Moore Oakville Grocery Charlie Palmer, Dry Creek Kitchen Papapietro Perry Winery Parallel 37, the Ritz Carlton Henry and Olga Patland, Patland Estate Vineyards Philip Poling Sara Remington Melissa Rossi Katrina Rozelle Romain Serman, French Consul General Sojourn Cellars St. Regis Hotel Steve Silver’s Beach Blanket Babylon Tim Stokes and Anya Lewis Wilson Winery

From left to right: Matthew Duncan (Silver Oak Winery) and Tony Lynch (Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant) both graduated from EB in 2004, and were proud to represent their family wineries at the first Wine Auction Soirée of the East Bay

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SILENT AUCTION DONORS Steve Addis and Joanne Hom-Addis Sabina Ahmed Chris Bailey BarParts.com Brigitte Bastrenta Steve and Candice Beck Kirt Bomke and Paul Cushing Anne Brandon Emmanuel Bridonneau Dirk Brockstedt and Marcella Fassò Kevin and Barbara Brown Frédéric and Odile Canadas Ariel Cao and Tamara Daney Michelle Carson Chalk Hill Peter and Catrine Charron Chehalem Mike Clausen and Barbara Scullion Thomas and Laura Clydesdale Jason Cohn and Camille ServanSchreiber Cornerstone Cellars Philippe Dietz Duckhorn Vineyards Farmstead Cheese and Wines Marek Fibrich and Petra Fibrichova Kenneth and Setenay Frucht Joan Gallagher Randolph Griffin and Sylvaine GuilleGriffin Dean Hanley and Hélène Cahen Joyce Hemmer John Hershey Elizabeth Herzberg Howard and Virginia Hoyt Eric Hughes and Priscilla Wanerus Adam and Manon Johnson Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant Jules and Florence Kragen Cem and Deniz Kursunoglu Christophe and Sharon Le Duy Robert Lee and Andrea Bacigalupo Lee Jim Levine and Angela Jacobson

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Linked Vineyards Paul and Laura Magu Anna Maiolini Colleen McMahan Joshua Meyer Katy Meyer Michael and Christina Meyer Tom Meyer and Chandra GangulyMeyer Al Moore and Michele Clincke Michael Morris and Gina Bruno Matt and Brenda Ogburn Doug Oakley and Sue Campbell Donna Oldag Patland Estate Vineyards Gloria Polanski Pomar Junction Winery Carolyn Rebuffel Patty Reed David and Françoise Rees Tali Reicher Rick Richetta and Thierry Durandard Karma Roberts Luis Robles Macias and Sara Rodriguez Torrecilla Catherine Ronneberg John Rosenthal and Sally Drach Chris Rynders and Tara Righetti Tanu Sankalia and Devyani Jain Julien and Jennifer Schreyer Peter Secor and Anna Arbit David and Dianelys Serp Daniel Sivolella and Jacqueline Van Lang Andy Spear and Sarah Horwich Spear William Stringfellow and Nathalie Dubois-Stringfellow TateDog Winery Peter Tippet and Muriel Taton Topel Winery Kavi Vadnais Pedro Valdeolmillos and Valérie Lavoyer Glenn Valenzuela and Itziar Apperibay Steven and Soyeba Verhaverbeke Peter Vollhardt and Marie-José Sat Mark Westover and Barbara Galligan Windward Vineyard

SPECIAL THANKS TO GREENERPRINTER FOR THEIR DONATION OF PRINTING SERVICES

Catrine Charron, Chair of the Wine Auction Soirée of the East Bay

ONLINE AUCTION AND RAFFLE DONORS Alamo Square Seafood Grill Align Chiropractic Center Alliance Française de Berkeley Alma Acupuncture L’Ardoise Bistro Asian Art Museum At Home with Baystone Vivien Banholzer Kim Beer Benefit Cosmetics Berkeley Ironworks Bette’s Oceanview Diner Blue Jay Cafe Body Mind & Spirit Micheline Bogey Books Inc. Boss Robot Hobby Emmanuel Bridonneau Café Rouge California Great America California Revels California Shakespeare Theatre California State Railroad Museum Camino Camp Galileo Carolyn Rebuffel Designs CBS 5 – KPIX Peter and Catrine Charron Chez Panisse Children’s Discovery Museum

THANK YOU TO OUR POURING VINTNERS

• Cornerstone Cellars • Duckhorn Vineyards • iNapaWine • Roederer Estate • Silver Oak David and Françoise Rees

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Ender Choo Suzanne Christensen The Claremont Resort, Club, and Spa Tom and Renee Clyde Thomas and Laura Clydesdale Christopher Colebourn Collector Art Shop Patrick Coulon and Sylvie Le Meur Sevgi Demirkol, Antioche Soaps DMA Organizing Duckhorn Wine Company Dutton Estate Winery Eagle Eye Winery East Bay Nursery Erica Tanov Jacques and Fabiola Etienne Marek Fibrich and Petra Fibrichova Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Amanda Fox The French Class Setenay Frucht Gamine French Bistrot Gary Danko Girls on the Go Camp Global Exchange Karine Glorieux Golden Key Piano School Amy Gordon-Risz Douglas Gostlin Gustafson Family Vineyards Halleck Vineyard Hidden Star Orchards Hipline

Jack Hyde Soccer Camp Joshua Ets-Hokin Photography Isabelle Gérard Skin Care Folkmanis Inc. Kinetic Arts Center Paul and Robin Kirby Kiss That Frog The Kleid Design Group Jules and Florence Kragen La Bedaine La Fable Dana Larson Lawrence Hall of Science Legoland Laurie Leiber Jim Levine and Angela Jacobson Lindsay Wildlife Museum Paul and Laura Magu Marketta Winery Cathy Martinod Suzanne McNeill Michelle Mebine La Méditerranée Michael Merrill Design Studio Kaya Mindlin Dorothée Mitrani-Bell, La Note/Café Clem Jennifer Monahan Monkey Business Camp

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Mount Tehama Winery Boris Nikolin and Rose Fall Magali Noth Oakland Athletics Baseball Company ODC Dance Commons Pacific Coast Brewing Company Palace Hotel Pavé Fine Jewelry Penman Photographic Artists Picante Marirose Piciucco Piedmont Healing Arts Center Mark and Tracy Poff Pomar Junction Vineyard & Winery Olga Popova Powell’s Sweet Shoppe Presidio Bowling Center Pump it Up Isha Ray David and Françoise Rees Maria del Pilar Reyes Rhythm and Motion Dance Rick Richetta and Thierry Durandard Richmond Country Club Gary and Lee Richter, Holistic Veterinary Care Tara Righetti Riva Cucina Hannah Robbins

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Roughing It Day Camp Royal Jamaica Coffee Company Christopher Saulnier, 900 Grayson Scandia Family Center Eric Schumacher Photography Scrapbook Territory Semifreddi’s Bakery Small Batch Studio Soi 4 Bangkok Eatery The Stanford Inn by the Sea Stella Nonna Stroller Spa East Bay Subpar Miniature Golf Supper Club San Francisco Susie Cakes Talavera Ceramics Téance The Tech Museum of Innovation Therapy Stores Trace Treehouse Green Gifts Ellen Wang Laura Truffaut-Wong Olivia Williams Ariel Wittman Wood Tavern XL Airways Zachary’s Chicago Pizza

AUCTION TICKET SPONSORS Frédéric and Odile Canadas Mike Clausen and Barbara Scullion George and Sheri Clyde Robert Lee and Andrea Bacigalupo-Lee Michael Lukan and Laura Pantaleo Douglas Mann Rick Richetta and Thierry Durandard John Rosenthal and Sally Drach Michael Silpa and Jerri Mariott Peter Secor and Anna Arbit Tim Stokes and Anya Lewis Rudy Walter and Brigitte Bastrenta

Vendors at La Place du Marché

MARCHÉ DONORS Acme Berkeley Bowl Bravo Sport Country Cheese Fabrique Délices Fast Imaging Center La Farine Michael Lukan Semifreddi’s Bakery Trumpet Vine Catering Vicolo Pizza Vigneron Imports

Zumba was in the air at La Place du Marché

EB parent band, Crisis, rocked out at the Marché!

World Celebrations

Please Note: Every effort has been made to avoid errors, misspellings, and omissions. If, however, your name was in some way listed incorrectly or omitted, please accept our sincere apologies. At a convenient time, please notify Véronique Jordan at the EB Advancement Office at (510) 549-3895, extension 319 so that our records can be corrected.

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IN MEMORIAM

Auguste Chardonnet Class of 2008 Nov. 10, 1994–Aug. 14, 2013

Marvin Benn Dec. 13, 1939–Jan. 1, 2013

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Mark your calendars Alumni Reunion

Alumni Updates December 19, 2013

Please send your news to Véronique Jordan at vjordan@eb.org Follow us on facebook and LinkedIn

6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at EB

Alumni 21+ Reunion

January 7, 2014

6:00 p.m.to 8:00 p.m. at the Pyramid Brewery in Berkeley

Wine Auction Soirée of The East Bay The Claremont Hotel La Place du Marché

May 3, 2014 June 1, 2014

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