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FALL 2020 NEWSLETTER With the 2019 Annual Report to Donors A publication for families and friends of Hamlin Robinson School
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IN THIS ISSUE
Stacy Turner Head of School
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A Note From Stacy Turner
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The School Scoop
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Heroes of Social Media
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Alumni Scoop
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Report to Donors
MISSION To ignite the academic and creative potential of students with dyslexia and other languagebased learning differences. VISION The world class educational program at HRS is a catalyst for students to discover the joy of learning within a rich, comprehensive school experience. CORE VALUES Respect, Responsibility, Purpose, Perseverance The Scoop is a publication of the HRS Advancement Office and is mailed quarterly.
It's nearly impossible to sum up in words everything we've been through this last year. Even as the global pandemic continues with renewed vigor, I can’t help but believe we still have much to celebrate as a community. We opened the 2019 school year with the same innocence and purpose as every year prior, not realizing what lay ahead. We ended the year with grace, creativity, and a renewed confidence. Hamlin Robinson School still has so much to accomplish and offer. We cannot stop our work – in fact, our current environment proves the program offered at HRS is more important than ever. Literacy is a social justice issue – every child, every student, every person, deserves the opportunity to learn how to read and write, no matter the circumstances. Yes, it would be naïve not to acknowledge there remains incredible uncertainty. But, what remains the same? A deeply talented and fiercely dedicated faculty and staff who
encourage, support and mentor our students. A loyal and generous Hamlin Robinson community whose efforts make it all possible. Together, we are singularly focused on one goal: to ignite the academic and creative potential of students with dyslexia and other languagebased learning differences. What’s The Scoop? This newsletter includes our annual report – and provides opportunity to reflect on our goals and accomplishments, with laser vision on the future ahead. As an organization, we are exploring our creative side and refreshing our brand. You will see it in the pages of this newsletter, from cover to end, including the new name. This refresh includes recognized visual elements – but with an updated look and feel. It will reflect a more current, renewed image and keep pace with our competition as we continue to grow. It is in the spirit of gratitude we offer this publication, celebrating the gifts, achievements, and generosity of the HRS community. We will continue to innovate, evolve, and reinvent in service to our students. Sincerely, Stacy Turner
What’s The Scoop?
The School Scoop By Jami Sheets, Communications Director
Staying connected in the time of COVID poses challenges, but with
creativity and a dedication to our mission, we’re finding new ways to work, play, and learn together. SPREADING KINDNESS WITH PAINTED ROCKS Looking for a no-contact activity to keep our primary students connected outside of the classroom, Parent Association reps came up with an idea that – well, rocks! In Ms. Krueger’s Level 3 class, students were paired together and spent a week performing acts of kindness for their partners, such as exchanging compliments and praise. During a weekend social, primary students gathered on Zoom to paint rocks together. Students paid special attention to the interests of their partners, painting butterflies or Pokémon characters, knowing they would particularly enjoy these images. When gathered together during an in-person school day, students exchanged these unique and carefully created rocks with their partners. Kudos to our primary level teachers, Parent Association reps, and Mr.
Howden, HRS Counselor, for their work fostering kindness and community! SPEAKER SERIES GOES VIRTUAL The Hamlin Robinson School Speaker Series has long had a reputation for connecting dyslexia education and child development experts with the community. Now, the Speaker Series brings experts from around the country right into your living room! This year, the HRS Speaker Series will engage six exceptional speakers on the topics of robotics, equity and inclusion, genetics, executive functioning, and more. With the launch of virtual events via Zoom webinar, these professionals have already drawn an increased audience and growing excitement within our community.
The Scoop is a fresh, new name for the Hamlin Robinson quarterly newsletter. The Scoop is a hard-copy publication sent to friends of Hamlin Robinson School, with the purpose of inviting the broader community to learn more about current programs, showcase and celebrate our school, honor and recognize our students and faculty, and feature special events and activities. Why the new name? HRS has experienced steady growth over the last decade, and with this growth, there are more stories to tell, more updates to share, and a wider audience interested in staying connected. It is through this publication HRS can engage with our beloved families, alumni and friends. It’s our way of offering inspiration for our community to fall in love with HRS all over again. So, we hope you enjoy getting the scoop! Know someone who would like to receive The Scoop? Email info@hamlinrobinson.org so we can update our records! ●
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» to draw attendees not just from our own community, but can serve a regional and even national audience. Visit our website to see the list of featured speakers for the 2020-21 series or contact Jen Fukataki, Director of Community Services + HRS Learning Center, with questions. www.hamlinrobinson.org/speakerseries jfukutaki@hamlinrobinson.org INNOVATION IN PRACTICE In response to our continued growth and recognizing the ever increasing need to remain connected in an era of technology innovation, HRS launched state-of-the-art parent and student information portals through our new student information system, Veracross. The portals connect parents and students to the school in new and efficient ways. Through these portals, each group has access to tailored information displayed according to their role at the school. Students see class schedules and websites, school calendars, assignments, grades, and more. Parents see student academic information, plus school announcements, messages, and household directory information. Faculty can easily manage class logistics, such as attendance, gradebooks, and lesson planning. We are excited to explore more ways to take advantage of the depth and breadth of resources offered through these portals – and to ensure our families have access to immediate and tailored information, delivering on our educational mission. ●
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Save the Date Saturday, March 20, 2021 Camp out. Camp in. Camp on. It doesn’t matter how you camp – in an RV, a tent or in the living room. Camping is an opportunity for exploration and creativity – after all, campers have s’more fun! This year the HRS Auction theme “Camp In” celebrates everything camping. The evening forecast? Virtual camping with a chance of adventure. Mark your calendars for our virtual auction on Saturday, March 20, 2021!
The Heroes of HRS Social Media By Kavita Athalye, Development Associate
In a year when so much has changed, we’ve been presented with challenges we’ve never encountered before; at the same time, it’s an opportunity to rise to the occasion and think outside-the-box when messaging our mission. The HRS social media team is reimagining ways to share the Hamlin Robinson School experience with the greater community.
lining; they possess and embrace an unwavering enthusiasm and excitement even when surroundings have not returned to ‘normal’.
Our students – for showing up to class every day (in-person and online) with energy and dedication to learning.
Everyone and everything is now online. Our goal; share and celebrate the stories of our school and our students in a way that creates impact amidst all the noise. How are we doing it? Focusing on what we do best – teaching, mentoring and motivating. One example: #MotivationalMondays published at the start of each week on Facebook and Instagram, dedicated to sharing teachers’ reflections on topics such as courage and perseverance.
With the end of the year approaching, we will wholeheartedly celebrate and honor this season of gratitude on social media, highlighting our kind, caring, dedicated, and supportive community.
When this pandemic is over, we can’t wait to capture, share, and celebrate our amazing community in-person. In the meantime, we will continue to share our news and stories the way we know best; by highlighting the everyday heroes at Hamlin Robinson School.
What do I enjoy most about being a member of the social media team? Capturing photos and videos of our students engaged in learning both onscreen and in-person. When students slowly and safely returned back to the building, our youngest community members entered the doors with a pep in their step, dutifully sanitizing their hands, and smiling and chattering away as they went to class. Seeing students excited and eager to learn reminds me of the silver
At HRS, there are so many heroes to acknowledge: Our teachers – for adapting our structured literacy program into an online convention while continuously researching best practices and resources to engage and support our students. Our staff – for ensuring learning and working spaces are safe for everyone while also embracing new, creative, and innovative ways to build community and provide resources to students and families.
Turning on post notifications is a great way to ensure you always see HRS updates on social media. On our Facebook page, click the three dots to the right of 'like' and 'message' and choose 'follow settings' to customize your news from HRS. On Instagram, just choose any of our posts and click the three dots in the right-hand corner, choose 'turn on post notifications'. We hope you'll follow along as we continue to share all things HRS. ●
Our parents – for their unwavering support, trust, and belief in our mission and our program.
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Catching Up With Alum Luke Olson By Lynne Jones, High School Transition and Alumni Coordinator
It should come as no surprise that Luke Olson, HRS class of 2009, made sports the focus of his professional life.
Luke played on the golf team at Kennedy Catholic High School until he graduated in 2013 and then went on to play competitively at Green River College and Pacific University. Luke studied journalism and graduated from college in 2018. “Sports have always been a big part of my life, and I knew I wanted to work in sports. When I got to college, I was able to figure out that covering sports and writing about it was what I wanted to pursue.” And he did just that. As sports editor for the Ellensburg Daily Record in Ellensburg, Washington, Luke has the opportunity to combine his journalism degree with his passion for sports. We caught up with Luke and asked him to share more about his journey from HRS to the Ellensburg Daily Record’s sports page.
Is there a particular teacher at HRS who impacted you? The two teachers who impacted me the most were Ms. Monroe and Mr. Meints. Although I was only at HRS for two years (7th and 8th grade), I always enjoyed being around them!
When you think of HRS, what comes to mind?
When I think of HRS, I think of the positive environment. It was tough for me going from a public school to a small private school but the faculty and students made the transition seamless.
What have transitions been like for you and how did your time at HRS prepare you (HRS to high school, high school to college)?
HRS helped me navigate my learning struggles, which helped my transition into high school. It provided me self-esteem and confidence going into the next level of education. The Saint Teresa Program at Kennedy Catholic High School also played a big part in helping me overcome my learning challenges. The combination of HRS and the Saint Teresa Program made college a breeze.
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What is one piece of advice you would share with others about dyslexia?
One piece of advice I would give is for students to know that having a learning disability doesn’t prevent you from doing what you want to do in life. There are ample success stories of others who have learning challenges. While learning can be a labyrinth and takes a little more effort, don’t let it get you down or stand in your way.
Tell me about your path after HRS:
After I graduated from high school in 2013, I enrolled at Green River College in Auburn, WA, where I earned my Associate of Arts (AA) while competing on the golf team. In 2016, I found a small private school in Forest Grove, OR (Pacific University), where I could study journalism and play two more years of collegiate golf. I graduated in May of 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in Media Arts - Journalism.
What motivates you in daily life?
Lots of things motivate me - my fiancé, Willow, both our families and our two great dogs (a St. Bernese and English Bulldog)! I look forward
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to the future with excitement and knowing I can learn and improve in my career and craft, and all the possibilities that come with this.
What is one thing you do just because you love it?
I love golf! I played in high school and then had the opportunity to play in college. It’s such a frustrating game but always draws me back. I know I can learn a lot from the game. You have to be willing to put plenty of time into practice – and always remember with golf, patience is a virtue.
Highlight some of your most valued achievements:
Placing in the top ten in a couple of collegiate tournaments at Pacific University makes me proud – including a second-place finish my junior season. I’m a sportswriter now and I’ve had a couple of runner up placements in the state for feature story awards, which are a nice accomplishment. I’ll continue to hone my writing and reporting skills, and maybe I’ll garner a firstplace award next year! ● HRS Alumni - tell us what you're up to! Contact Lynne Jones: ljones@hamlinrobinson.org
What I appreciate about Hamlin Robinson so much is they know how to tap into the interests and curiosity of each student, despite their learning difference. They recognize all students have potential and the ability to learn. They are giving these children the confidence and ability to go out into the world and say this is what I need and this is what I have to offer. There is nothing better than a child who feels smart, proud, and empowered. HRS PARENT
GEAR UP! Thank you to those who already made a gift of support to our 2020 annual giving campaign! We are still welcoming gifts - and appreciate your investment in our students, faculty, and world-class educational program. To give, visit our website: www.hamlinrobinson.org/give
There is no question but to give to the annual campaign. We are so indebted to Hamlin Robinson for helping dyslexic children find their voice, their confidence as learners, and their strengths as individuals. Our son is finally happy and loves learning! In a world exuding uncertainty right now, we are certain Hamlin Robinson is exactly where our son needs to be to thrive as a learner and as an individual. HRS PARENT
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69% Tuition 12% Advancement 10% Auxiliary Programs 9% Other
79% Program 19% Administration 2% Advancement
Includes revenue and expenses for the 2019-2020 fiscal year (July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020)
A Note from the President of the Board, Susan Griesse
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Susan Griesse Board President Winston Addis Board Vice President Geir Hansen Board Treasurer Alice Ikeda Board Secretary Stacy Turner Head of School Scott Cunningham Mark Fordham Beth Golde Greg Headrick Simon Hindocha-Daniels Rachel Keen Craig Mitchell Luckisha Phillips Alan Robinson Mary Seifred Russell Smith Lizanne Vaughn
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Dear Friends, Thank you – these are two small words which carry deep meaning and immense impact. These simple words can often seem inadequate to describe gratitude, especially for the immense and unselfish generosity of the Hamlin Robinson community. Our community is the driving force behind our achievements. In a year filled with uncertainty, our supporters have conviction. Faculty, staff, parents, grandparents, trustees, alumni, and friends have all made gifts to Hamlin Robinson School this past year through in-kind contributions, volunteer hours, and monetary support. The 2019-20 Annual Report includes financial contributions made to the school from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020. Each and every gift affirms our mission.
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We are fortunate to have resolute, steadfast supporters and benefactors dedicated to furthering our world-class educational program. The opportunity to attend HRS is transformational; students build self-esteem, they become selfassured, families find support, and most importantly, learning finally becomes fun. As a trustee, I couldn’t be more proud of what we’ve accomplished – and what lies ahead. Thank you for entrusting us with this work – and for furthering our ability to achieve even more. With warm Thanksgiving wishes,
Report to Donors
gen路er路os路it路y /noun/ the quality of being kind and generous This report includes gifts made from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020. Included in this list are members of our community who made gifts to the following: annual fund, auction, endowment, matching gifts, and grants. Every effort has been made to publish the names of our donors and their donations accurately. If your name has been omitted, misspelled, or listed incorrectly, please accept our sincere apology and contact the advancement office at 206.763.1167 so we may update our records. Thank you!
2019-2020 Report to Donors CORPORATE MATCHING Amazon Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Boeing Delta Airlines Foundation Expedia Inc. Getty Images, Inc. GoDaddy Google Kroger Microsoft Nintendo of America Nordstrom Matching Program Real Networks Saltchuck Tableau T-Mobile Matching United Way Wells Fargo
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS Jon and Andrea Archer Scott and Viki Cunningham Peter and Beth Golde Will and Beth Ketcham Jeff and Mary Seifred Russell and Rebecca Smith Clayton Thwing Estate DONORS Aaron Abrams and Gilia Angell Danisha Jefferson-Abye and AyeNay Abye Winston Addis Tom Aitchison and Stacey Lucko Ashley Al-Izzi Boyd and Chelsea Allin Edward Alvarran Chris and Heather Andersen Don Anderson Lisa Anderson Anonymous Freddy Aranibar and Sandy Kemper Jesse and Betsey Archambault
Jon and Andrea Archer Don and Karen Archiable Matthew Arentz and Cindy Meier Bruce Arnold and Suni Hatcher Michael and Ann Ashford Steve and Melissa Atchison Jeff Avansino and Amy Criniti Caleb Baker and Paula Schachtel Tom Barwick and Danielle Lavallee Jonathan Barzel and Thai Pongmee Russell and Janet Battaglia Daniel and Cheryl Becker Judith Bennington Alex Berezhnoy and Crystal Aspen Jay and Adriane Berman Noury and Ghislaine Bernard-Hasan Hannah Blackburn Beth Blumer Ben Bradley and Charlotte Gjedsted Debi Bramwell John Cirone and David Brannon-Cirone David and Lydia Brewer Christina Brinker Rodel Broas and Elizabeth Sumption Kim Isaac Brooks Will Brooks Peter and Angela Brosseau Chris and Michelle Brower Brady and Sarah Brown Jarale and Joanne Brown John and Beth Bruels Emory Bundy Sean and Julie Burrow Amy Butson Jim and Susan Campbell Frank and Jessica Cappiello Jerry and Heather Carleton Ned Carner Pat Carver Brian and Libby Chapman Ramadan Chokr and Sandra Don Chokr Chris and Heather Clayton Dylan Cohen Anne Coleman Janelle Coleman Jim and Jan Coleman Bill and Katie Collins Greg Collins Andy Collins and Gwendolyn Kestrel Benjamin and Brittany Conner Lisa Conner Steven Connor and Noelle Remington Scott and Michelle Connors Daniel and Mary Cook Bret Corrington and Tam Mercer Matt and Dawn Couch Mike and Jean Couch Adam and Lynne Craig Robert and Sidney Cruce Juan Cruz and Elana Azure John and Bev Cuevas Scott and Viki Cunningham Peter Czark www.hamlinrobinson.org | TH E S COOP
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Joseph and Cindy McElroy Patric and Cindy McElroy Kyle and Kelsie McGee Quinn and Maggie McGrath Ryan and Sarah McKinney Hughes and Kelley McLaughlin Stephen and Michelle McLean Richard and Heather McLeland-Wieser Kevin and Heidi McNulty Jeannine Meadowcroft Jeffrey and Regina Melonson Kendall Melonson Richard and Angela Meyer Nathaniel and Lisa Meyr Adam Mihlstin and Marilyn Corets Janelle Miller John Miller and Luckisha Phillips
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Kenneth and Jen O'Connor Randy Ogata and Wendy Alexander Austin Ohm and Emily Scali Scott Olmsted and Rebecca Andrews Stacy and Danyelle O'Nea Rebecca Osman Fred and Michelle Parton Sean Peoples and Jennifer Cleverley Patrick and Kathleen Perkins Michael and Cara Perla Kurt and Jeanette Petersen Charles Peterson and Mascha Kroenlein Boyd and Michelle Peterson Josh Phillips Marianne Picha Bill and Mary Sue Pitlick Ryan Pjesky
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