The Good News - Summer 2022

2020–21 Annual Report Edition

SUMMER 2022

A lifetime of service!

Sister Roseann and Nancy Peluso dedicated their lives to Catholic education and retired at the end of the 2021–2022 school year.

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THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF NORWOOD-FONTBONNE ACADEMY TABLE OF CONTENTS

Congratulations to Norwood-Fontbonne Academy’s First Communicants, who celebrated the sacraments of First Eucharist on Saturday, May 7, 2022! Thank you, Fr. Mike McCue, for being our celebrant.

MISSION STATEMENT

Founded in 1920 by the Sisters of St. Joseph, Norwood-Fontbonne Academy is a Catholic Independent academy for preschool to eighth grade students. Committed to a strong academic program, Norwood-Fontbonne Academy offers both Montessori and creative interactive education enriched by service learning, outreach, and co-curricular experiences. Within a faith-filled community, students are challenged to become self-directed persons who live gospel values, enjoy learning, make reflective choices, and treasure themselves, others, and the Earth.

STUDENT VISION STATEMENT

The Norwood-Fontbonne Student is one who…

• enjoys learning,

3 Letter from Dr. Ryan Killeen 4 Graduation 6 100th Anniversary Gala 8 A Return to In-Person Events • 100th Anniversary Liturgy • Homecomimg • Ice Cream Social • Pep Rally • A Twilight Toast to the Holidays • Baseball • Mother/Son Bowling • Snowball 10 Presidential Reception NFA Golf Classic 11 Family Fun Night!

Special Person/Daughter Dance 12 Nancy Peluso, 12 Memorable Years!

13 Sister Roseann, A Time for Everything 14 Campus News • Ready For Any Good Work • NFA Rededicates & Restores The Centennial Chapel • $100,000 Endowed Scholarship 16 Class Notes 21 Annual Report of Investors 22 Financials 23 Annual Fund – Facts and Figures 24 Annual Fund Giving Circle 29 Designated Gifts 30 Company Matching Gifts

• treasures self, others, and the earth, • lives Gospel values, and • makes reflective choices as a self-directed person.

• Beliefs

WE BELIEVE THAT

• As a sponsored work of the Sisters of St. Joseph, NorwoodFontbonne Academy daily furthers the SSJ mission “to live and work so that all people may be united with God and one another.”

• A constructivist philosophy of education fosters self-directed learning.

• The family’s participation is an essential element in the child’s education.

• Fostering leadership, scholarship and social consciousness within our students empowers them to transform our world.

• The formation of our students should be holistic.

• All students have a right to a safe and loving environment where healthy relationships are nurtured.

ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP Ryan Killeen, Ed.D., President Nancy Peluso, Principal Shannon Craige, Director of Curriculum and Innovation Trish Decker, Director of Institutional Advancement Tyrone Hedrick, Director of Facilities Martin McCann, Director of Technology Tom McGlinchey, Director of Communications & Marketing Ally Monteiro, Director of Mission & Formation Nancy Nadler, Director of Business Operations Jim Rockenbach, Director of Athletics Erin Wallin, Director of Admissions Cover photo by Laura Colussi ’04. Special thanks to Mrs. Colussi for her contributions to The Good News.

Welcome Dear Norwood-Fontbonne Academy Community, As we close the 2021–2022 school year I am filled with gratitude for another successful year and for the incredible community that has built and sustains the thriving and vibrant NorwoodFontbonne Academy community. In this issue of The Good News, the culmination of our 100th Anniversary celebration and the start of our second century. After twelve years of deep dedication and passionate leadership, our Principal, Mrs. Nancy Peluso has retired from NFA. We have been blessed by her steadfast passion for seeing our students grow and succeed.

We remain in her debt and wish her all of the greatest blessings in her retirement.

After 38 years as a full-time Montessorian, Sister Roseann Tribuani is stepping away from her full-time position. The impact Sister Roseann has had on hearts and minds and the very fabric of NFA is beyond measure. Sister Roseann will continue her ministry at NFA in a newly created role as a mentor in the Montessori program and ambassador to our community.

Progress continues on our strategic plan, Directed Toward Tomorrow. The Campus Environment Committee finished its collaboration with Hord, Coplan and Macht on the creation of a comprehensive, innovative campus plan. We will begin initial implementation of the plan this summer with the creation of a new entry vestibule at The Fontbonne Campus, renovation of the Athletics Field House, and expanded outdoor learning spaces.

After a comprehensive assessment and redesign of the Office of Mission and Formation we are ready for the launch of an expanded Service-Learning program in the fall. To strengthen communication and a deepened partnership we will launch a new portal and learning management platform supported by Blackbaud later this summer.

I look forward to welcoming our new principal, Mrs. Kathryn Henry, to campus later this summer and I know you join me in offering a warm welcome and full support as we embark on the 2022–2023 academic year. Each day at NFA, our community collaborates to continue the mission of the Sisters of Saint Joseph. We live and work so that all may be united with God and one another.

In Christ’s Peace,

Ryan Killeen, Ed.D. President

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Congratulations, Class of 2022 Norwood-Fontbonne Academy honored, celebrated and welcomed the remarkable Class of 2022 into the school’s illustrious alumni body during a special commencement ceremony on Monday, June 6, 2022 in The Commons on The Fontbonne Campus.

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Following a liturgy led by Fr. Mike McCue, the audience heard from members of the faculty, including Dr. Ryan Killeen, President, and Nancy Peluso, Principal, as well as eighth grader Henry Blocker III, who began his journey at NFA in the White House.

“Thanks to NFA and the wonderful people here, we know how to make changes for the better,” said Blocker. “So, as we move on to our respective high schools keep in mind that your actions, positive or negative, can have an impact on those around you. What type of person do you aspire to be and hopefully become within the next few years? Whoever you want to become, I wish you all the best and thank each and every one of you for everything during our time together at NFA. Congratulations to Norwood-Fontbonne Academy’s 101st graduating class of 2022.”

Norwood-Fontbonne Academy

Ayla Adele Alexander

Archbishop John Carroll High School

Maeve Maureen Kelly

Mount Saint Joseph Academy

Amari Robert Barrimond

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Garrett Dean Koch

La Salle College High School

Khyan Vermont Billups

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

William Brady Lesovitz

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Henry Blocker III

Roman Catholic High School

Cooper Joseph Livingood

La Salle College High School

Alexandra Rose Colleluori

Merion Mercy Academy

Michael Patrick Malizia

La Salle College High School

Jason Evan Crabbe

Roman Catholic High School

Chase Leo Massanova

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Jordan Anthony Dessus

Cardinal O’Hara High School

Iain William McEwen

La Salle College High School

Kyle Nathaniel Etkin

La Salle College High School

Lydia Anastacia Moy

Mount Saint Joseph Academy

Brendan Christopher Flaherty

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Alden Francis Otis

Friends Select

Alyssa Corrine Foley

Mount Saint Joseph Academy

Jordyn Marie Rice

Archbishop Wood High School

Dalanie Shawn Franklin

International Christian High School

Olivia Saoirse Roman

Mount Saint Joseph Academy

Zoey Lloyd Gambone

Mount Saint Joseph Academy

James David Simpson

La Salle College High School

Gavin Lars Gravener

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Ethan Barry Smith

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Joshua Elliot Harrigan

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Stone William Stefan

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Chloe Aileen Helenski

Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School

Bryce Christopher Trotman

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Garrett James Hughes

Germantown Friends

Johnathan Michael Weaver

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Matthew Johnson III

Archbishop Ryan High School

William Michael Weaver

St. Joseph’s Preparatory School

Alexis Ann Kelly

Mount Saint Joseph Academy

Thomas Hudson Wolpert

La Salle College High School

To see a list of award and scholarship winners, please visit www.norwoodfontbonneacademy.org/2022.

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The NFA community celebrated the school’s centennial in style during the 100th Anniversary Gala on Saturday, October 2, 2021 on The Norwood Campus.

In total, the gala raised nearly $110,000 for NFA, including $20,325, with a $20,000 match, for the Treasure the Earth Fund, which was launched in 2021 to complete several projects that will conform the NFA campus to be more environmentally sustainable and support inquiry-based learning through the study of science and ecology.

Thank you to all who attended, sponsored, donated, and the amazing committee who worked so hard over many months to bring us this long-awaited celebration of our 100 years!

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A Return to In-Person Events

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100TH ANNIVERSARY LITURGY

HOMECOMING

On September 26, 2021, NFA held its long-awaited 100th Anniversary Liturgy in the beautiful Mount Saint Joseph Convent Chapel with Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia, alumni, current and former families, and current and former faculty and staff. Many thanks to all who had a part in this moving celebration.

Many NFA fans came out to support the Bears as they took on Ancillae-Assumpta Academy on Saturday, October 16, 2021 during Homecoming, which was held at Mount Saint Joseph Academy and La Salle College High School. Thank you to the many parents, faculty, staff, and alumni who came out to root on the Blue and the Gold!

ICE CREAM SOCIAL

PEP RALLY

The NFA community had the chance to reconnect and make new friends during the Parents’ Association Ice Cream Social on Friday, September 17, 2021. NFA staff served up the ice cream to students and parents. The night featured an extensive toppings bar, games, a DJ, temporary tattoo stations, and raffle tickets!

Friday, October 15, 2021 was all about school spirit as students and faculty celebrated Founders Day and Fall Spirit Day. The festivities concluded with the Fall Sports Pep Rally on Norwood Campus’ athletic field. Go Bears!

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A Return to In-Person Events

A TWILIGHT TOAST TO THE HOLIDAYS The greater Chestnut Hill community celebrated “A Twilight Toast to the Holidays” at Norwood-Fonbonne Academy on Saturday, December 11, 2021. The Chestnut Hill Community Association event took place in The Big House on campus, which was decorated by NFA students and staff. Students made all of the ornaments on display in the dining room as well as wooden snowflakes, which gave the front porch a magical feel.

A student choir led by NFA Music Teacher Janet Kershner sang festive tunes.

Special guests in attendance included NFA President Dr. Ryan Killeen, NFA Principal Nancy Peluso, Kathy Clayton, President of the Chestnut Hill Community Association, Dr. John Scanlon, Vice President & Chief Medical Officer at Chestnut Hill Hospital, and Catherine Brzozowski, Marketing Director at Chestnut Hill Hospital.

Brzozowski also serves on the CHCA Board of Directors.

BASEBALL

SNOWBALL After not being able to host a Snowball Tournament in 2021, families and friends came out in droves to root on the Bears during the 2022 Snowball Tournament, which was held from Feb. 24–27 on campus. The tournament culminated with Norwood-Fontbonne Academy’s varsity boys basketball team and JV girls basketball team winning their respective brackets. the month, the Bears defeated Waldron to win the JV girls league title.

The 2022 varsity baseball team had a tremendous season and won a share of the 2022 C.A.L. title.

BOWLING

The NFA Parents’ Association hosted the annual Mother/Son Bowling event on February 13, 2022 at Wynnewood Lanes.

Fun was had by all!

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NFA’s varsity boys kicked off Snowball by defeating Waldron Mercy Academy, 55-45, in the final league game of the season to clinch the C.A.L. title. The Bears capped off the weekend by defeating Saint Philip Neri School in the championship game on Sunday to win two trophies in one weekend.

NFA’s JV girls basketball team won its round robin group to hoist the 2022 Snowball Tournament trophy. Earlier in

“I couldn’t be prouder of our coaches and teams during this winter season,” said Director of Athletics Jim Rockenbach ’94.

“After not having basketball last year the players didn’t miss a beat. We had much to celebrate as the JV girls won a C.A.L. title for the first time in 11 years and also picked up their first-ever Snowball Tournament championship. The boys varsity team won a very competitive league and also won the Snowball Tournament in the same weekend!

It was the first Snowball title since 2012 for the boys team. Way to go Bears!”

Saint Philip Neri won the varsity girls and JV boys brackets at the 2022 Snowball Tournament. Many thanks to all of the parent volunteers! Special thanks to the 2022 Snowball Committee!

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NFA Golf Classic President’s Reception

NFA friends and family enjoyed a beautiful round of golf during the NFA Golf Classic, which was held on Monday, May 2, 2022 at North Hills Country Club. The day featured plenty of golf as well as a lunch buffet, contests, an auction, and dinner. In total, NFA raised $24,000 for the Treasure the Earth Fund, which was launched in 2021 to complete several projects that will transform the NFA campus to be more environmentally sustainable and also support inquiry-based learning through the study of science and ecology.

Dr. Killeen hosted the President’s Reception on Tuesday, May 10, 2022 on the Norwood Campus to honor NFA’s distinguished Blue & Gold Society donors and friends.

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FAMILY FUN NIGHT! TThe NFA Parents’ Association pulled out all the stops during Family Fun Night on Friday, May 20, 2022 on

The Fontbonne Campus. Students, parents, and teachers of all ages had a blast playing games, moon bouncing, enjoying sweet treats, and dunking NFA teachers.

Special Person/Daughter Dance

The Commons was transformed into a magical space on Saturday, May 14, 2022 for the Father & Special Person/Daughter Dance, which was hosted by the NFA Parents’ Association.

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Nancy Peluso, 12 Memorable Years!

In an unpredictable year during an unpredictable stretch of years, one thing is always for certain, and that is that Nancy Peluso will greet you with a warm smile and instantly make you feel welcome to the NFA community.

It’s a gift she has been using on local school campuses since 1974.

From Philadelphia to Pottstown, Mrs. Peluso has faithfully served in Catholic schools all over the Delaware Valley, and, here at NFA, we are fortunate that Mrs. Peluso decided to spend her final 12 years as our beloved principal, helping us navigate some unchartered waters, including a world pandemic.

“I love helping young people to know of their goodness, to believe in themselves and feel successful because of the effort they put into their learning, and to understand that ‘to those who have been given much, much is expected.’ The NFA Vision says it all,” said Mrs. Peluso, who is retiring at the end of the 2021–2022 school year after spending 46 years in education.

Aside from a three-year hiatus, Mrs. Peluso has been a mainstay in Catholic schools for close to five decades. A native of Northeast Philadelphia (the Frankford side of Roosevelt Boulevard for locals), and a graduate of St. Martin of Tours and later Little Flower High School, Mrs. Peluso began her career in the Cadet Program at La Salle University. She went on to earn her Bachelor of Arts degree from Our Lady of Angels College (now Neumann University) as well as her Masters Degree in Educational Administration from Gwynedd Mercy University.

“I was inspired by numerous teachers, but decided to go into education when I entered the Sisters of St. Francis,” said Mrs. Peluso.

“I was a Sister for eight years then continued my teaching career as a lay person.”

Mrs. Peluso first taught at Our Lady of Consolation School in Tacony before working at St. Benedict’s in Philadelphia, St. Aloysius in Pottstown, St. Stanislaus in Lansdale, and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in Doylestown.

“I have taught every grade from first to eighth, each for years, and loved each of those levels as I had them,” said Mrs. Peluso, who went on to become an assistant principal at St.Joseph/ St. Robert in Warrington and later served as principal at St. James School in Elkins Park before coming to NFA in 2010.

“I consider my coming to NFA a gift,” said Mrs. Peluso. “I was Principal of St. James for seven years and in November, 2009 I was told that the school would close in June of 2010. It was one of the hardest times of my life. With the help of God, all teachers got a position and all students were in new schools by June. One day, an envelope appeared on my desk. Inside was a flyer—an ad for a Director of Lower Grades position at Norwood-Fontbonne Academy.

I had never heard of NFA, but when I researched and learned of the vision for students, I was hooked, and the rest is history. After I announced my retirement this year, I finally found out from where that flyer on my desk in Elkins Park came from.”

“Mrs. Peluso has generously served the NFA community for twelve years,” said Dr. Ryan Killeen, President of NFA. “Mrs. Peluso is an incredible educator, leader, and friend. Her passion for education, expertise in curriculum development, academic leadership, and deep commitment to the mission of the Sisters of Saint Joseph are a gift to Norwood-Fontbonne Academy and to all of us.”

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EXTRA CREDIT: What will your lasting memories of NFA be?

“There were a number of difficult times during my tenure, including Covid.

However, I choose to remember all the good: wonderful, dedicated teachers and staff, engaged, happy students, and parents passionate for and dedicated to their children. I choose to make my lasting memory of NFA to be our working as a team to be our best selves for the sake of our families.”

What are you thankful for in regard to NFA? “I am grateful for the opportunity to serve in a school that is a sponsored work of the Sisters of St. Joseph. The Sisters’ Mission ‘To live and work so that all may be one,’ is my forever goal. The children and my colleagues have supported me and each other. I can only hope that all have felt my unwavering support as well.”

What is a memorable quote or verse that you live by?

“This is not quite a mantra, but I pray this each morning: Mother God, Father God, Jesus God, Holy Spirit God, God of the Universe – fill me with your love, your grace, your wisdom and understanding, your courage and your strength. Guide my thoughts, my words, my actions so that all that I think, do, and say is loving best.”

What does the next page of life look like for you?

“I haven’t quite figured out my next steps, but I believe that there is a next path for me. I would be surprised if that journey did not involve education in some way – I’m passionate about all children having a quality education. Also, I am the oldest of eight, mom of three, and mom-mom to two (so far). I want to spend more quality time with family and friends; read; visit the beach. A vacation in Hawaii is on my bucket list!”

What will you miss most about NFA? “My decision to retire was made after much prayer and reflection, but my leaving is bittersweet. What’s best about NFA are the relationships developed among staff, students, and families. Those special relationships are what I will miss most.”

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Sister Roseann, A Time for Everything If you spend any time paging through old NFA photo albums you’ll surely find more than a few shots of Sister Roseann Tribuani sitting patiently with a group of students as she helps them achieve new academic milestones. To say that Sister Roseann is a master teacher is an understatement. Over the past 38 years, she has positively transformed the lives of countless students that passed through JLA (Junior Level Montessori A) and given them a strong foundation for future successes.

“The NFA community will always remain in Sister Roseann’s debt for the incredible impact she has made on our school and the countless lives she has touched,” said Dr. Ryan Killeen, President of NFA, following Sister Roseann’s announcement to retire from her full-time teaching role at NFA in April.

“Her expertise, passion for Montessori education and deep commitment to living her faith have shaped the very core of our school. Her 38 years of generous service are remarkable to say the least.

Each day. Sister Roseann embodies Maxim 39: ‘Make a wholehearted gift of yourself.’”

For Sister Roseann, going into education was something she chose a few years into her career and we are forever grateful that she had the realization to switch professions.

“I had a few different part-time job experiences through my high school years,” said Sister Roseann. “After graduation, I worked full-time at a bank in Center City. While I enjoyed all these experiences and learned so much from them, I was seeking something more. I heard about the Cadet Program (part-time student in college and full-time teaching). I decided to try it. Shortly after I started my classes at St. Joseph’s University, I heard of a job opening right in my neighborhood, at Our Lady of the Rosary School. The rest is history. In later years, I realized this was in God’s plan for me. This is where I met the Sisters of St. Joseph up close, and began to fall in love with the ministry of teaching. It was clearly God’s plan for me.”

The youngest of five children, Sister Roseann grew up in a Catholic household on North 64th Street in West Philadelphia. She was taught by the Cabrini Sisters at St. Donato Grade School before moving onto West Catholic Girls’ High School.

Following her banking career, Sister Roseann earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education and a Masters degree in Early Childhood Education from Chestnut Hill College. She later went to went to New York to complete her Montessori training and certification from the Center for Montessori Teacher Education.

Sister began her teaching career in 1969 at Our Lady of the Rosary School in Philadelphia.

She went on to teach at St. Athanasius School in West Oak Lane, St. Denis School in Manasquan, New Jersey and Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Roxborough before making NFA her home in 1983.

In her next role, Sister Roseann will remain a vital member of NFA as a mentor in Montessori education, ambassador and liaison in our partnerships. We are so blessed to have Sister Roseann continue in this newly created role.

“Over 38 years I have so much to be grateful for from the NFA Community,” said Sister Roseann. “I have worked with so many amazing and caring staff members over the years. I have been enriched and learned so much from them. They have encouraged, embraced, and shared so much of life with me. The relationships I have formed with both students, family and staff have truly enriched my life. Being able to live the SSJ mission at NFA and pass it on, ‘to live and work so all will be united with God and with one another,’ has been the greatest gift.”

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EXTRA CREDIT: What do you want the world to know about Montessori education?

“Montessori education is a very holistic and relational way of educating students.

Students grow in independence, learn to manage their time, become experienced in working in groups, and are given the freedom to explore areas of academics that interest them. The multi-aged environment and being part of the same class for three years has many advantages both for teachers and students. It builds community, encourages mentorships, builds relationships and leadership.”

What do you love about teaching and working with young people?

“Teaching in a Montessori environment allows me to get to know the students and their families so well since I am with them for three consecutive years. I really love watching how they grow and change and become confident and self-aware of their many gifts over the years. I also enjoy sharing my gifts, stories, and faith with them. It builds our trust and relationships.

What do you love about teaching?

“I enjoy teaching and working with children, especially 6-9 year olds. They are eager to learn, engaging and fun to be around. I can have many levels of conversation with them.”

“Being part of their lives has been a gift, blessing and a privilege for me. I am so very grateful!”

What is a memorable quote or verse that you live by?

“Do and be your best and God will do the rest.”

What does the next page of life look like for you? Dreams? Goals? Passion projects?

“As I step into a new chapter of my life, I don’t have specific dreams or plans. I pray that I will be open to God’s desire for me.

I’ve learned that God directs my heart to the right paths. ‘I know the plans I have for you, plans for a future full of hope.’

(Jeremiah 29) “I know I will continue to keep my passion for Montessori education alive and share it in new and different ways. I hope to spend more time with family and friends and with God and nature. I will miss the everyday encounters with students and staff, because for me relationships are at the heart of my mission and ministry.”

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Campus News Ready For Any Good Work NFA students are “ready for any good works,” and this year was no exception. Led by Ally Monteiro, Director of Mission & Formation, students learned in detail about the good work that a number of local organizations are doing in the community while supporting them through food drives and service projects.

Thanksgiving Food Drive

As a sponsored work of the Sisters of Saint Joseph, everything at NFA flows from the belief that “all may be one.” The students feel connected—to God, the school, teachers, and peers—which leads to a strong sense of solidarity within the community and a united commitment to serving others.

Service learning is an active experience at NFA where students gain a deep understanding of service through pre-education, faceto-face interaction, and post-reflection. Integrated with religious education, service learning connects back to the Gospel values, which results in a truly meaningful experience for students.

Students are thoughtful and compassionate inside and outside of the classroom, a result of learning to love inclusively from the earliest of ages. With a deep respect for faith, students are not afraid to take risks. They put their faith into action by participating in service, promoting social justice, and being civically engaged.

“Ms. Monterio’s leadership today is quintessential of the passion she brings to Mission and Formation at NFA!” noted Killeen. “Today marked a big hopeful next step reigniting our 20-plus-year legacy of service-learning at NFA and leveraging the two years of planning of the Identity & Relationship Committee implementing our Strategic Plan, Directed Toward Tomorrow.”

The Office of Mission & Formation hosted a Thanksgiving food drive for Visitation School in Kensington. Sixth grade students helped organize and pack the donations and parent volunteers helped deliver the food.

MLK Day of Service

Souper Bowl For NFA’s Souper Bowl, students placed canned good donations in the box of the team they thought would win the Super Bowl. All goods collected were donated to sponsored works of the Sisters of the Saint Joseph, including the Chestnut Hill College’s Food Pantry, which supports college-aged students and adult learners who may be experiencing food scarcity, and the Neighborhood Center in Camden, which strives to break the cycle of poverty by offering academic, athletic, and arts programs for children and teenagers.

Cookie Drop Off

NFA hosted its Martin Luther King Day of Service on Friday, January 14, 2022 on campus where all students, faculty, and staff participated in a number of different service projects, which benefited local organizations.

The Sisters of Saint Joseph Welcome Center dedicated a week in March to spreading The Sweetness of St. Joseph around Kensington. With that in mind, NFA students and staff took the time to bake cookies in The Loft, NFA’s new makerspace, and write letters for The Welcome Center’s neighbors. Once complete and ready to eat, sixth grade students, along with Ally Monteiro, Director of Mission & Formation, and Dr. Ryan Killeen, President, dropped cookies off at The Welcome Center. Students and staff were greeted by Sister Kathy McShane, Director, and Sister Pat Madden, Coordinator of Literacy and Technology. The Welcome Center shared these cookies with their “Dear Neighbors” in celebration of the 19-year anniversary of The Welcome Center.

“The overarching goal of the day was to reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and highlight shared principals between the Sisters of St. Joseph and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.— our interconnectedness and our call to love our neighbor without distinction,” said Ally Monteiro, Director of Mission and Formation.

“Through the service projects, engagement with guest speakers, and lastly, in the space dedicated to personal reflection, students were able to actively participate in and contribute to these two legacies.”

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NFA Rededicates & Restores The Centennial Chapel

$100,000 Endowed Scholarship NFA is pleased to announce the creation of the Rosaria Hosmer Endowed Scholarship in honor of beloved former teacher Rosaria “Roe” Hosmer, who taught at NFA for 29 years and served as a mentor to many.

Doctors Sidney Croul and Erica Bergstrom, the parents of two NFA graduates—Everett ’01 and Adrianna ’06—established this generous $100,000 endowed scholarship to express their appreciation for: • The combination of academic and values-based education that NFA provides; and • Roe Hosmer’s legacy as a faculty member Doctors Croul and Bergstrom credit both their children’s personal and academic success to Mrs. Hosmer’s influence.

Tom Schwenger, Audrey Schwenger, Dr. Ryan Killeen, Richard K.A. Becker ’72, and Ann Marie Becker Gross pose for a photo following the rededication of The Centennial Chapel.

The NFA community rededicated The Centennial Chapel during a renewal mass on Sunday, December 5, 2021. The Centennial Chapel, which is located in the first floor of The Big House, was restored and updated during the winter of 2021.

“We were so happy to gather together for a beautiful celebration as we enter our second century,” said Dr. Killeen, President of NFA. “While we wish that the whole school could have attended, space constraints required that we limit attendance. We were able to include representatives of all of our constituent groups including, faculty, students, current families, alumni, and of course the Sisters of St. Joseph.”

As part of NFA’s renovations, the school removed old wall-to-wall carpeting and partition walls. Hardwood floors were restored to their original beauty, and a tray ceiling was installed and painted blue, emulating the ceiling of the SSJ Motherhouse Chapel at Mount St. Joseph Convent adjacent to Chestnut Hill College. All of the original stained-glass windows remain intact and give the chapel a heavenly glow when the sun shines. The renovated space is peaceful and prayerful. Annals from the beginning of The Mount Saint Joseph School for Boys (the original Norwood Academy) revealed that the chapel was dedicated on Sunday, November 28, 1920, and was dedicated to the Blessed Virgin under the title of Her Immaculate Conception. The chapel will retain Her patronage, and will be commonly known as The Centennial Chapel.

Rosaria “Roe” Hosmer and her family visited The Big House on campus in late December to receive the news about the new endowed scholarship in her name. Mrs. Hosmer and her husband, Greg, are the proud parents of two NFA graduates: Christina ’92 and Gregory ’95.

“Throughout her tenure as a member of the Norwood-Fontbonne Academy faculty, Roe embodied the values of Norwood-Fontbonne Academy,” wrote Doctors Sidney Croul and Erica Bergstrom. “Roe’s exceptional contribution was the breadth of her approach: She both taught the student and educated the child. Roe contributed her intelligence, empathy, creativity, and endless patience to her interactions with every child, striving to enable each to develop the caring, strength, and confidence that defines the truly successful adult.”

“Returning the space to its original use as a chapel is such a blessing for our community, honoring our legacy and providing a sacred space to gather,” said Killeen. “The Centennial Chapel allows a space for student grades to celebrate Liturgy, hold prayer services, and retreats. It provides a beautiful venue for expanded programing in Mission & Formation.”

Mrs. Hosmer, aka the “Maestro of Language Arts,” began at NFA as a Montessori assistant in JLC with Sister Jean Laurich in the 1984–85 school year. She went on to teach Junior Level Montessori students for two years before moving up to fourth grade where she taught language arts as a homeroom teacher for five years.

Following her time in fourth grade, Mrs. Hosmer moved up to fifth grade to teach religion and integrated language arts.

A special thank you to our benefactors: Richard K.A. Becker ’72 & Ann Marie Becker Gross and the Schwenger Family (Audrey, Tom, Michael ’12, Abby ’14)

The Rosaria (Roe) Hosmer Endowed Scholarship reflects appreciation of Norwood-Fontbonne Academy and Mrs. Hosmer’s dedication to all of the children she taught at the school.

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Class Notes General News: #NFAProud Brother Francis O’Donnell ’55 celebrated his 60th Anniversary of joining the Marianist Community. We Celebrate you!

Cassandra Phillips Doyle ’85, owner of Must Love Travel LLC, is seen here with Dolores Roman Miller ’88 during a Cancun trip. Cassandra has earned the #1 spot in sales worldwide with her company for 2021!

Khanya Brann ’11 is the Chief of Staff for the Office of Communications at the White House.

Shane Davis ’11 is segment producing and writing for the Dr. Oz Show and interning with CBS Medical Correspondence.

Jesse Cute ’91 worked on the premiere of Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago – The Ultimate Director’s Cut held at the Philadelphia Film Center in Center City.

Victoria Wischusen Piacquadio ’05 BSN, RN, CCRN, DNAP was recognized as one of the eight Outstanding Advanced Practice Providers at HHC St. Vincent Medical Center in New York.

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Alaina Sokolski ’13 is in Sitka, Alaska with AmeriCorps, a federal agency that brings people together to tackle the country’s most pressing challenges through national service and volunteering.

Andrew Cossetti ’14 received the Most Valuable Player for his contribution to the SJU Hawk Baseball team.

Midshipman Anthony Cossetti ’14 received his Service Assignment for the U.S.N. Medical Corp.

Kara Kniezewski ’15 is a qualifier for the Boston Marathon in April of 2022.

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Bernadette and Kevin Keegan, Esq. (Class of 1961) marked their 50th Wedding Anniversary with family celebration plans put on hold due to Covid-19. Bernadette attended Fontbonne Academy for a time while Kevin was at Norwood, but their paths did not cross until a few years later.

Ana Cwietniewicz ’16, is studying at Panoma College and is spending some time abroad in Russia while applying her studies.

NFP, a leading insurance broker and consultant that provides property and casualty, corporate benefits, retirement, and individual solutions, announced that eight NFP retirement advisors have been named to the 2022 National Association of Plan Advisors (NAPA) list of Top 100 Retirement Plan Advisors under 40. Matthew Stewart ’03 has been named to this list!

Personal chef/caterer Kimberly Fonville ’88 has now become the “Spice Lady” with her unique line of 35 made-from-scratch jars of herbs and spices. She was featured in The Chestnut Hill Local in December 2021 and is making her mark in the cooking world.

Engagements

Courtney Fox Peters ’01 after having her youngest twin daughters Brooke and Brynne, has become an entrepreneur and developer of the company “Swaddlou.”

Pictured here with her four girls! All you young moms, check out her product.

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Jeannine Giordano ’89 to Dave Van Beek

Megan Walsh ’98 to Jim Pagano 17

Class Notes Engagements (continued)

Richard Marabella ’04 to Kelli Wilczynski

Jeremy Bailey ’06 to Katie Lyons

Rory Cleary ’06 to Randy Forster

John Sczepanski ’06 to Emma Jean Hanson

Emily Slawek ’06 to Alex Tropiano

Will Bruno ’08 to Lindsay Marie

Weddings

David Miller ’88 to Dolores Roman ’88. Alumni who were in attendance at the wedding: Annette Rafalowski (FFAC and Aunt of the Groom) Annmarie Vozzo Greenberg (FFAC and 3rd Grade Teacher of Bride and Groom) Susie McGrath Valinis ’88, Jay Valinis ’88, Caroline Miller Campot ’86, David Miller ’88, Dolores Roman Miller ’88, Mary Kate McGrath-May ’86, Terri McGrath Gillespie ’94, Dr. Andrew Kohut ’86, and Kimberly Fonville ’88.

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Weddings (continued)

Eric Griffin-Shelley ’97 to Jennifer Tran was featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Eric is a founder of “Mobile Outfitters” in Manayunk.

Tim Davis ’05 to Allie Beik

Maggie Rush Liu with classmates Sally Anne Greenwood, Meredith Bracken, Christina Hamilton, and Caroline Cilio. #NFAforeverfriends Maggie Rush ’07 to Nathaniel Liu

Lauren Wood ’05 to Anthony Agudo

Ali Steever ’08 to Kieran Keyser

Brittany Griffin ’03 to Shawn Dilmore

Libby Hill ’06 to Steve Medeiros

Andrew Stenger ’10 to Ashley Cusack

Megan O’Leary ’03 was one of Brittany’s bridesmaids.

Hillary Yeabsley ’07 to Riker Jones

Eliza Ewing ’12 to Sam Nesbit

Matthew Stitt ’01 to Elliot Griffin. Matthew and Elliot’s beautiful wedding story was featured in the New York Times.

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Class Notes Births

Marc Shoup ’90 and wife Kristin welcomed baby girl Lucille Katherine in September of 2021.

Rana Silver ’90 gave birth to Austin Chance in August 2021.

Andrewe Morell ’92 and his wife Jen welcome baby Luca to their boy crew!

Christopher Primavera ’98 and his wife Tiffany welcomed baby Jack in October.

Lauren Freid Wanetick ’00 and her husband, Ben, welcomed Emma Gwen in December 2021.

Sarah Clerico Perreca ’00 and her husband, Nick, welcomed Scarlett Grace in January 2022.

Maura Donofry Viola ’01 and husband, Vincent, recently welcomed Lucas Francis to the family.

Kaitlin McDonald ’02 welcomed baby boy Rory Westphal Ball.

Matthew Kay ’02, and his wife Cathy, and their daughter, Stella, welcomed baby boy Kay in May 2022.

Sheneice Moore ’02 and Dez Drake welcomed Baby Danika in 2021.

Rory Patrick was born to Nora McGurkin ’04 and Former NFA teacher Brian Collins in March of 2021.

Monique Andes Muldoon ’04 and her husband, Tyler, welcomed Tyler McCarthy Muldoon Jr. (aka “TJ” in July 2021).

Deanna Kelly ’04 and husband Pat Haggerty welcomed baby girl Noah Kelly Haggerty in May of 2021.

Colleen McNamara ’04 and husband Gabe Middendorf welcomed baby girl Pippa Alexandra in April.

Jack McDonnell ’05 and his wife, Tori, welcomed baby Jack in March 2021. Pictured are three generations of John McDonnells!

Ryan Sen ’05 and wife Kait are expecting their first child in April 2022.

In Memoriam The Norwood-Fontbonne Community extends prayers and heartfelt condolences to those we have lost in the past year. May each of our dearly departed rest peacefully in the loving arms of God. Charles K. O’Malley ’51 passed away in April of 2021.

John Scelzi ’08 passed away in January of 2022.

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Mrs. Margaret “Peg” Egan, former Montessori Junior Level assistant in the 70s and 80s passed away in January 2022. Peg was the mother of Alums Tom ’75, Peggy ’79, and Kelly ’80, and grandmother to Thomas ’12, Ronan ’14, and Quinn Egan ’18.

Trevor Johnson ’08 passed away suddenly in March of 2022.

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Annual Report of Investors 2020–2021

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Financials THANK YOU to the hundreds of members of the NFA community who came together to contribute $610,682 to NFA during the 2020–2021 school year.

Each year, NFA relies on donations from our loyal community to fulfill its mission.

Throughout a uniquely challenging school year, your thoughtful generosity provided the necessary resources as the school and administration pivoted daily to ensure a safe campus and the exceptional learning experience that make NFA so special. We are extremely grateful to the names featured on these pages!

Revenue ■ Tuition & Fees

$ 4,199,923

■ Donations

$

624,720

■ Fundraising

$

37,359

■ Investment Income

$

107,564

■ Extinguishment of Debt

$

720,808

■ Other Income

$

7,937

Total

$ 5,698,311

Disbursements ■ Instructional Program Expense

$ 1,807,962

■ Organized Activities Expense

$

27,265

■ General Institutional Expenses

$

983,753

■ Institutional Advancement Expenses

$

277,243

■ Plant Operations Expenses

$ 1,061,581

■ Employee Benefits

$

742,444

■ Depreciation

$

309,293

Total

$ 5,209,541

Mission Advancement ■ NFA Fund

$

187,720

■ EITC/OSTC

$

234,450

■ Events

$

37,359

■ Scholarship Funds

$

81,613

■ NFAPA

$

10,000

■ Gift Cards (Script)

$

12,000

■ Other

$

2,540

■ Legacy Gift

$

10,000

■ Chapel Renovation

$

35,000

$

610,682

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The Annual Fund – Facts and Figures

222

Families 71% Participation

130 Alumni

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Staff Members 89% Participation

Advisory Board Members 100% Participation

146

Extended Family and Friends of NFA

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Annual Fund Giving Circle 2020–2021 Mother Saint John Fontbonne* ($10,000 and up) Richard K.A. Becker ’72 Ann Marie Becker Gross David & Jennifer Forti (CP/PA) United Way Giving Campaign Christopher ’74 & Adrianna Henkels Kevin & Lisa Loome (CP/FI/PA) NFA Gift Card Program (Scrip) Tom & Audrey Schwenger (ADVB/DEV/PA) NFA Parents’ Association Sister James Anthony Scanlon* ($5,000–$9,999) Matthew J. Barbour Jr. ’52 Abby Taylor (GP/GPA) 1920 Founders Gold* ($1,000–$4,999) Beth & Joe Bailey (ADVB/FC/PA) Donna & David Bartynski (GP/GPA/PA) Christine & Tyler Benedum (CP) Arnold ’67 & Denise Carnevale Drs. Mirusia & Jonathan Cohen (CP/PA) David & Robin Comerford (DEV/PA) Alison Schmitt (GP/PA) In Memory of Stephanie Favata ’03 Mark & Maureen Furletti (CP/PA) Marci Gehman, SSJ (FFAC) Tom & Marie Goldkamp (PA) Joe & Sue Hohenleitner (PA) Rita & Phil Hughes (PA/FFAC/GP) John & Terri Hutsell (DEV/FFAC) Drs. Marlon & Maria Patricia ’81 Ilagan, Ysabel Ilagan ’06 (A/PA) In Honor of Sr. Marjorie Lawless & Sr. Roseann Tribuani; JLC In Honor of Chuck Seaton Bobbi & Patrick Kelly (CP) In Memory of Denise Tumelty Bob & Brooke Krandel (CP) Mr. & Mrs. Steven Krzywicki, Jr. (CP) Stephen & Mary Kurtz (PA/FFAC) Judy & Ted Lloyd (ADVB/PA) In Honor of Shannon Craige Danielle Malloy (CP) David & Jackie Massari (PA)

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Christopher McDermott ’71 (ADVB/FI) In Honor of Joe & Betty McDermott Mr. & Mrs. Ian Meierdiercks (CP) Terry & Karen Merkle (ADVB/DEV/PA) NFA Student Stewardship Coin Collection Keith Rice ’73 & Rolene Perumal (CP/PA) In Honor of Sally Pavlick In Honor of Chuck Seaton Anne & Bob Riethmiller (GP/GPA/PA) Teresa & Greg Rodgers (PA) In Honor of Kathleen Eiser & Shannon Craige Barry & Amy Smith (CP) David & Linda Smith (PA) Rebecca & Harry Southwell (ADBV/PA) Napoleon & Natalie Stephenson (ADVB/FI/PA) In Memory of Betty L. Robinson Angela M. Stout, DMD ’79 Barbara & Vince Termini (PA) The Merck Foundation (C/MG) Ounsworth-Fitzgerald Foundation (A/FD/PA) In memory of Ellen & Jim Ounsworth; Ellen & Jack Fitzgerald Chris Thistle & Family (FFAC/PA) Carol & Donald Tornetta (GP/PA) Sheila & Michael Weaver (CP) In Memory of Michael & Grace Duggan; In Memory of Harold Prince Duke Wolpert ’83 Scott & Amy Wolpert (A/CP) Huntley Woolston ’96 *Blue & Gold Society Members ($1,000 and above)

FAC Faculty/Staff FFAC Former Faculty/Staff FC Facilities Committee FI Finance Committee FP Former Parent F Friend

Silver ($500–$999) Dr. James & Kathleen Black (PA) Amy & Ed Buchanan (PA) James Bussacco & Joyce Pentrenchak (CP) Ed & Katie Ciolko (CP/PA) Reverend Leo Connolly ’70 Mark Croker & Melissa Easy (CP) Jeffrey & Nanci Cumpson (CP) The Curci Family (CP) Walter & Kimberly Cwietniewicz (ADVB/DEV/FFAC/PA) Mr. Charles Dolaway ’54 (PA) In Memory of Jeanne Dolaway Charlie Dunleavy ’57 Stephen & Jennifer Eagland (CP) Howard Etkin and Jennifer Jones Etkin (A/CP) Jane & George Gambone (CP/GP) Gerard Guertin & Jennifer McGlynn (CP) Carl & Liz Holmes (PA) Brooks Hulitt (CP) Richard & Maureen Jordan (FP) KayBank Foundation Community Leadership Gift Program Claude & Lea Knight (PA) Anna & Joe Lesovitz (CP) Kristen & Michael Markert (CP) Fred & Jess Massanova (CP/PA) Daniel & Erica Meehan (CP) Sharon Owens (PA) In Honor of The Sisters of St. Joseph The Pappert Family (PA) In Memory of George H. Pappert John Charles ’67 & Kathryn S. Redmond Foundation In Memory of Sister James Anthony Eric ’89 & Kelsey Riethmiller (CP/PA) Mark & Rachel Rizzi (CP/PA) The Rush Family (ADVB/FC/PA) Tyler & Michelle Schoen (CP) Joe & Jeanianne Sedlack (PA) Fred & Liz Walker (PA) Jonathan Webb & Alicia Pace-Webb (CP) Christine & Reed Wilmerding (CP/FP) The Woolley Family (PA)

GP Grandparent GPA Grandparent of Alumni C Corporation MG Matching Gift PA Parent of Alumni UW United Way Norwood-Fontbonne Academy

Bronze ($250–$499) Marc & Laura Rivera Alfarano (CP/FFAC) Chip ’69 & Julie Behr George Beppel & Lorraine McGlynn (PA) Bjornson Family (PA) Jennifer & John Borzi (PA) Robert Cade ’75 In Honor of Kathryn Cade Tara & Jim Canally (CP) Christopher ’89 & Annemarie Pavlick ’89 Convey (PA) Bridget & Gary Crooks (PA) In Honor of Stephanie Marie Crooks Ph.D. Joseph & Loretta Curci (GP) In Honor of Joe, Veronica & Erin Curci Richard & Bridget D’Angelo (CP) Mary & Dennis Daly (FFAC/PA) James ’61 & Connie Degnan Christopher & Kathleen Dezzi (CP/DEVC) Michael & Lucy DiGregorio (CP) Brendan & Erin Donnelly (CP) John & Sharon Donovan (CP/PA) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Dougher (PA) Manou Canisius & Peter Endriss (CP) Keith & Nanci Fitzgerald (CP) Dennis & Jaime Flaherty (CP) Mary Furey (FAC) Linda Galante (PA/GP) Gordon & Nora Gary (CP) Fred & Mo Gerngross (FFAC/PA) Mimi & Steve Harvey (PA) Bill & Ryan Kate Heck (CP/FAC) Kiimberly Heck Cilio ’80 Neil Hopkins ’56 Joe & Barbara Houldin (PA/CC) Tim & Colleen Howard (CP/PA) Parsaoran Hutapea & Christine Pietsch (CP) In Honor of Elsie Pietsch Julie Jensen (GP) Joseph & Mary Kenney (PA) Dr. Ryan Killeen, Ed.D. (ADVB/FAC) Rob & Beth Kyle (PA) Jason LaRocco & Pamela Hans LaRocco (CP) Raquel Carbonari & Art Loder (CP) Pete Madden ’91 & Family John & Anita McDonnell (PA) In Memory of Marion Woods McKeon Family (PA) Mary & Robert McNamara (PA) Gregory & Ann McNamee (CP) Vincent Miraglia ’54 Kenneth Moore & Carolyn O’Garro-Moore (PA)

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Larry ’48 & Irene Moy (FFAC/GP/PA) In Memory of Sister James Anthony Nancy Nadler (ADVB/FAC/FI) Keith & Christina Oldt (FAC/PA) Charles & Andrea Parker (CP) Nancy Peluso (FAC) Mr. Michael Phinney and Mrs. Brittany Gillespie-Phinney (CP) Christopher & Nancy Powell (PA) Megan Reddish (PA) Gus & Christine Repetto (CP) Roffman Miller Associates, Inc. (C/ MG) Thomas Ryan (FFAC/F) The Salas Family (CP) Frank & Alice Simola (CP) Michael & Blakely Sivel (CP) Stephanie Thistle ’98 Kareem & Tiffany Thomas (CP) Keith ’87 & Jennifer Tornetta (CP) Frances & Edward ’81 Trainor (CP) Dr. Alfred Urzi ’59 Chris & Nicole Ventresca (PA) Bob & Joan Walters (FFAC/PA/GP) Brian ’90 & Stephanie Walters (A/CP/FP) Centennial ($100–$249) Brian Abernathy & Elizabeth Ireland (CP) Gun Akkor & Raffaella Fabiani Giannetto (CP) John & Helen Ambrose (CP) The Aspen Family In Memory of George M. Aspen Katie Barimond (GP) In Honor of Amari & Imani Barrimond Brad & Kerry Bender (CP) Christopher & Natalie Blatney (PA) In Honor of Nora Blatney

Andrea & Henry Blocker (CP) Toby ’73 & Andrea Bracken (PA/CC) Larry & Nicolette Brown (CP) Stephen & Tracey Burgoyne (PA) Stephen & Tory Churchill (CP) Mary Ciammetti (PA) In Memory of Christian Ciammetti ’08 Christopher ’79 & Krista Ciarrocchi Robert Clark & Cynthia Figueroa (CP) Matthew & Lisete Andre Cleary (CP) Carl Coleman & Rasheia Johnson (CP) Mr. & Mrs. William Collier (PA) Diane Collins (GP) Mary Ann Confer Thomas Cumpson (GP) Edward A. Dachowski, Jr., M.D. ’74 David Daurelle ’68 Joseph DeCamara (FS/F) In Honor of Norwood Faculty from the 1980s Adriana Della Porta (PA) Joseph & Evelyn Devine (PA) Paula Riley & Jeff Doerzbacher (CP/PA) Dennis & Mary Dougherty (CP) Matt & Sue Dougherty (PA) Charles & Lynne Dowds (PA) In Memory of Therese Lee & Charles Dowds, Jr. Patrick Dwyer ’07 Alyssa & Jason Edwards (CP) Maria Edwards (GP) Pete & Mollie Egginton (CP) Susan Egginton (GP) In Memory of Pete & Charlie Egginton Michael Ewing ’12 Eliza Ewing ’12 Lola & Wayne Fawber (CP) James & Cynthia Fitzpatrick (PA) In Honor of Cynthia & Sean Fitzpatrick 25

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Cathy Fitzsimmons (FFAC/MG) In Honor of Martha M. Fitzsimmons ’42 William & Christine Forti (GP) In Honor of NFA Class of 2021/Lila Forti Kristin & Jean-Phillippe Gabriel (CP) Sofia Gambone ’17 Jennifer Genuardi ’92 & Gregory Wilde Mary Gerry (GP) Clifford & Courtney Gilliam (CP) Lou & Barb Giuliano Mary Anne Gordon (FAC) Annmarie & Jerry Greenberg (FAC/PA) Brett Greenberg ’05 In Honor of Sister Josephine Marchionne, SSJ Kevin Greenwald & Sunny Woodward (CP) Mr. Ravindar Gujral & Ms. Jennifer McDaniel ’85 Robbie & George Hain (FFAC/PA) Courtney Hain ’01 Marc & Rosemarie Hatton (CP) Ned Hawkins & Lacy Clayton (CP) Anne Helinski (GP) David & Shannon Helenski (CP) Joseph & Chantal Hendrzak (CP/PA) Dr. & Mrs. John Heuer (PA) Shiree Holder (CP) Greg & Roe Hosmer (FFAC/PA) Tim & Colleen Howard (CP/PA) Christopher Jeffers & Lisa Simcox Jeffers ’98 (A/CP) In Memory of Matthew J. Madden ’99 James & Stephanie Jones Barr ’90 (A/CP) Paul & Theresa Joyce (PA) Jay & Jenna Jutkofsky (CP) 26

Kelley Family: Colleen ’00, Julianne ’02, Kevin, Jr. ’05 (PA) Patrick & Julie Kelly (PA/CP) Daniel & Susan Kelly (GP) John Kelly ’54 Ryan & Katie Kennedy (CP) Patty & Tom Kenney (PA/FAC) Michael Kerlin ’89 John & Mary Kinneman (PA) John & Erin Koch (CP) Albert G. Kroll ’61 In Memory of Catherine Kroll Andrew & Keri Laign (CP) Rick & Terri Lambert (FFAC/PA) In Honor of Sister Roseann Tribuiani, SSJ; In Memory of Richard C. Lambert, Jr. Dr. Cara Lanza Hurley ’88 In Memory of Marilyn Miller Frank Ledwith ’70 (A) Tomeka Lee (CP) Andrew Leighton ’01 Jason & Katie Livingood (CP/PA) Robert ’89 & Heather Louka (CP) Diane Luffy (PA) Mr. Kevin Lutsch and Katherine Crawford Lutsch (A,CP) Dr. Elaine Mackowiak Ph.D. (PA) & Lisa Mackowiak Filippone, M.D. ’87 The Macoretta Family (CP/PA) Eugene Maginnis, Esq ’65 Joseph Malizia, Jr. ’88 & Dana Malizia (A/CP) In Memory of Mr. Russ Clemens; In Memory of Marilyn Miller

Gerry & Mike Malloy Christine Maloney (PA) Elizabeth Maloney ’07 (A/FAC) In Memory of Mrs. Kathryn Parris Ted & Dianne Manges (CP) Steven ’87 & Elizabeth Mark (CP) Henry ’81 & Elaine Mark (A/CP/PA) James V. ’68 & Tina Mascaro In Memory of Sister James Anthony Jonathan ’83 & Kerri Massari Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel T. Massari ’92 Daniel & Susan Massimini In Honor of Nicholas Cumpson Wendy McEwen (CP) Bernard J. McLafferty (PA/GPA) In Memory of Florence C. McLafferty Letitia McMaster ’78 Colleen McNamara Middendorf ’04 Valerie Melnick (FAC/PA) Victor Mendoza ’85 Larry & Dawn Mendte (PA) Angelo Milicia (FFAC) Paul Miraglia ’60 Michael & Cindy Mocharnuk (CP/PA) Allyn Monteiro (FAC) Alison Montemarano (FAC) In Honor of Mrs. Marianne Finnegan John & Rebecca Mraz (PA) Ryan & Krista Murphy (CP) James P. Murray ’55 & Anne L. GalieIn In Memory of Sister James Anthony Mayur Naik & Sneha Naik (CP) Gregory & Randi Osborne (PA) Candice & Arturo Ponciano (CP) Eric Reisenwitz Mary & Gus Repetto (GP) John ’55 & Paulette Riceman In Memory of Carol Riceman Donna Ritzel (CP) Joseph Sr. & Margaret Rosowski (F)

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Dona & John Schmidt (ADVB/FI/PA) Vincent Schneider & Jessica Hartley (CP) Gina & Kevin Shane Daniel ’95 & Melissa Simola (CP) David Simonetti & Andrea Cote Simonetti ’92 (A/CP) Simpson Family (CP) Robert Smylie & Vanessa Salazar (CP) Christina & Brad Stafford (CP) Jerome Stewart ’55 Mark D. Sutton ’68 John Tabor & Claire Busse (PA) In Memory of Margie Tabor The Teske-White Family (PA) In Honor of The Sisters of St. Joseph Laura Thistle ’05 Tilley Family (CP/PA) Katherine & Patrick Timoney (PA) Marcus & Lindsey Toconita (CP) Joseph & Patricia Toussaint (CP) Erik Travers & Jamie Walters ’93 (CP) Thane & Karla Trotman (PA) Tom Tumelty (GP/PA) In Memory of Denise Tumelty In Honor of Mary Jane & Alicia Mae Kelly Drs. Facundo Valls & Verena Ramirez Campos (CP) Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Vozzo ’77 Mary Cunnane & Robert Walter (FC/PA) Mary K Wasson (GP) Rev. William F. Waters, OSA ’57 Leo Weslowski ’55 Elizabeth White (CP) David ’83 & Angela Wolpert Stephen J. Wood (FAC) Debbie & Stephen Wood (FFAC/PA) Kerry & Brad Woodward (CP) Saint Joseph ($1–$99) Emily & Gerry Alfarano (GP) In Memory of Mrs. Ida Alfarano Walid & Karen Assaf (CP) Sayed Azizi & Christine de Lacoste-Azizi (PA) Pamela & Donahue Bailey (FAC/PA) Mary Helen Beirne, SSJ (FADVB/FFAC) In Memory of Owen J. Beirne Courtney Bongiovanni (FAC) Amy Boorse (FFAC) In Honor of Terri Hutsell Trish Bradley Lockett (FFAC) Robert J. Bray ’50 & Family Jeffrey Brogan ’91 Tina Marie Brown (PA) Susan Bruno Besecker ’86 TheGoodNews, Summer 2022

Bernard & Natalia Buckley (CP) Fran Buckman (FAC) In Memory of George M. Aspen Chris & Katie Cahill (CP) Marianne Canuso (FAC/PA) Suzann Carabello Zappolo ’83 Chip Carlson & Shannen Loscalzo (CP) Karen & Andrew Cavacos (FAC) Walter Chisholm ’76 Maria Cilio (FAC) Caroline Cilio ’07 Mary Kate Ciolko ’15 Michael Ciolko ’18 George Clark (FAC) Gloria Clayton (CP) Denise Clifford, SSJ (FAC) Julia Comerford ’12 Grace Comerford ’13 D.J. Comerford ’15 Kevin Comerford ’17 Fred Conner & Mary Elizabeth Conner (PA) Marie Conti (FFAC/PA) Sabrina Conyon (PA) Shannon Craige (FAC) Brendan Cummings ’05 Charles ’00 & Kirsten Cunningham (CP) Dr. Maura Cunningham ’96 Domenick D’Orazio (FAC) Wanda Davidson, SSJ ’46 Greg & Lisa DeCinque (PA) Dominic DeCinque ’12 Michael DeCrescio (CP) Linda DiGregorio (GP) Madara Done (CP) Barbara Donovan (A) In Memory of Kay Bolger ’53 Mary Dougherty ’04 Andrew Dowds ’09 In Memory of Kim Lee Morabito Meghan Drain (CP/FAC) Ruthann Dungan & Michael Dungan ’99 (PA/A) James, Kathleen & Madeline Eiser (FAC/S/PA) Malinda & Barry Eisman (CP) Mrs Maryann Elwell (F) Megan Eney ’12 Michael K. Farrell, M.D. ’58 The Fehm Family (PA) Richard Gallagher & Megan Stobart-Gallagher (CP) Christopher Goldkamp ’86 & Antoinette Haines ’88 Gerry Goldner (PA) Nicolas & Melissa Gomez (CP) Erik & Helen Goodroad (CP) Melissa Graham ’84 (CP)

George ’58 & Diane Green Sally-Anne Greenwood ’07 Dr. Eric & Helen Griffin-Shelley (PA) Megan Griffin-Shelley ’10 (FFAC) Kelly & Chip Guller (FAC/PA) Jake Guller ’16 Joseph Guller ’18 Savannah Guyer ’05 Loren Hackney (CP) In Honor of Loren Hackney Jacqueline I. Hain ’04 Rakin & Makayla Hall (CP) In Memory of Gregory R. Benjamin, Sr. Christina Hamilton ’07 Harrington & Associates (V) Tyrone Hedrick (FAC) Chris Heuer ’10 Bryan & Naomi Hughes (CP) Paul & Lauren Iannucci (CP) Pamela Ingram (FAC) In Honor of NFA 100th Anniversary Kendall Ireland (FAC) Brian & Lesa Ivey (PA) Michael Jackson & Claudia Lamk (CP/FFAC) Julien & Maguy Jean-Baptiste (PA) In Honor of Bidley Jean-Baptiste ’12 Patrice Johnson (CP) Linnea Johnson (CP) Hannah Kaestner (FAC) Patricia Kaffenberger (FFAC) Ron, Craig ’88, Scott ’92 Kaminski (PA/A) Kevin E. Keegan, Sr. Esq. ’61 Patricia Kelly SSJ (F) Molly Kelly ’52 Janet & Thomas Kershner (FAC) Karl & Lauren Klotzbach Ernie Koschineg (GP/PA) In Memory of Edith Koschineg Keith ’90 & Krystin Kunz (CP) Carrie ’87 & Kevin O’Donnell Sister Jean Laurich, SSJ (DEV/FFAC) Marjorie Lawless, SSJ (FFAC)

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James & Ellen Legris (PA) Leonard Family (PA) Sharon Loder (GP) Patricia Looney, SSJ Michael & Mary Anne Lucas (PA) Grainne Lynn ’03 Eileen Lynn (PA) Nancy DeCamara Maglio ’85 Josephine Marchionne, SSJ (FAC) Gail McIntyre (PA) In Memory of Frances McIntyre Sister Margaret Mary McLaughlin, SSJ (FAC) In Memory of Sister Joan Daly, SSJ Kathy McShane SSJ Alexandra Melnick ’06 In Honor of Valerie Melnick Liz Oettinger & Matthew Millan (FC/PA) Jesse Miller (FFAC/FP) Margaret Miller (FAC) Abby Montler (FAC) Michael Moy ’72 (CP/PA) Patrick Mraz ’15 NFA Business Office NFA Mission Advancement Office Holley Nisley (FAC) Bro. Frank O’Donnell ’55 (A) In Memory of Eleanor E. O’Donnell Kathryn O’Malley Daniel O’Sullivan (FAC) Kaitlin O’Sullivan Frank & Barbara Oldt (GPA) Christopher Oldt ’14 Daniel Oldt ’17 The Opdahl Family (PA)

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Sister Monica Osaben, SSJ (FFAC) In Memory of Anthony & Helen Osaben Samuel Otis (PA/CP) Jay ’92 & Alexandra Overcash (CP) Mary Ann Petrenchak Pfizer Annual Giving Campaign Bernice J. Piecyk (PA) In Memory of Walter P. Piecyk, Sr. Anne Porter (FAC) The Price Family Alexis Radocaj ’86 Edward Rausch ’10 (A) In Honor of Edward & Nicholas Rausch Judy & John Riviezzo (FAC) John Tabor & Claire Busse (PA) Dave Rodgers & Rebecca Paul (FP/FFAC) Joseph Rosowski (FAC) Dr. Margaret Rush ’07 Allison Sabia ’08 Benjamin & Lindsey Sachs (CP/FAC) Ryan Saul Stacey Savarese (PA) Ed ’58 & Ann Scanlan In Memory of John J. Scanlan ’48 Michael Schwenger ’12 In Honor of Audrey Schwenger Abigail Schwenger ’14 (A) In Honor of Audrey Schwenger Elizabeth Sher (F) Makeda Sinclair (CP) Diane Sirois (GP) Bradley Smith ’14 Patrick Snyder & Laura Colussi Snyder ’04 (FAC/CP)

Carl & Robin Sokolski (PA) Lynda Spector (PA) In Memory of The McLaughlin-Parkes Families Taylor Stabler ’06 (FAC) In Honor of Sister Marjorie Lawless, SSJ In Memory of Matthew Hearn ’13 George & Megan Stotz (CP) Kat Tancredi (CP) James & Uchechi Tarver (CP) Eva Timoney ’15 Daniel Timoney ’15 Caroline Timoney ’15 Carole Tippett (FAC/PA) Maya Tippett ’04 (FAC) Roseann Tribuiani, SSJ (FAC) In Honor of past and present staff members Teaira Turner (PA) Gerardo D. Ventresca, Jr. ’73 Kelly Wall (PA) Erin Wallin (FAC) Monica Walsh (FAC) In Memory of Daniel J. Walsh Sr. Jeanine Walters (CP/FAC) Tiffaney Waters (CP) Joseph & Elizabeth Werner (PA) June Wheeler (FFAC) Elizabeth V. Wilson (FFAC) In Memory of George M. Aspen Danita Wisher (CP) Elizabeth A. Wood ’99 (FFAC) Mara Yanni ’05 Hillary Yeabsley ’07 Mary Zaren ’52 Dr. John J. Zaro (PA) In Memory of Rose Marie Zaro

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Designated Gifts Pennsylvania Tax Credits for Education 2020–21 Participants* Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) The Dezzi Group, Ltd. (C/CP/DEV) David & Jennifer Forti (CP/PA) Mark & Maureen Furletti (CP/PA) GTPHL, LLC Herman Goldner Co., Inc. (C/A) Christopher ’74 & Adrianna Henkels (CP/PA) Robert ’89 & Heather Louka (CP) Main Line Accounting (C/PA) McGillin Architecture, Inc. (C) Mycone Dental Supply Co., Inc. PTR Baler & Compactor LLC PTR Philadelphia Tramrail Enterprises, Inc. John & Maria Romano (CP) Thomas & Audrey Schwenger (ADVB/DEV/PA) Barry & Amy Smith (CP) Norwood Academy Class of 1957 Family Assistance Award Gordon Conwell, Jr. ’57 John Biller ’57 In Memory of Sister James Anthony

*Participants in the EITC/OSTC tax credit programs receive tax credits when they designate their PA tax liability dollars directly to NFA. These funds are allocated to tuition assistance for qualifying NFA families through Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools (BLOCS). The program is available for businesses AND individuals who pay taxes in the state or Pennsylvania.

Norwood Academy Class of 1968 Tuition Assistance Fund Christian Bradley ’68 The Centennial Chapel Renovations Richard Becker ’72 In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Becker Ann Marie & Daniel Gross In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Becker Audrey & Tom Schwenger George M. Aspen Fund for the Greater Good Dimitry & Heather DiRienzo Kevin Dolan ’87 Catherine Dunne Yachnik Drs. Marlon & Patricia ’81 Ilagan Sid & Mary Jane MacLeod, Jr. Sister Joseph Marchionne, S.S.J. John & Dona Schmidt Mark Schwemler & Colleen Owsiany Paul Towhey ’85 Joseph ’89 & Laura Zalewski

Contact the Institutional Advancement for more information.

Matching Gift Companies Aetna Foundation, Inc. Eli Lilly Foundation Pfizer Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Key Bank The Merck Foundation Partnership for Giving Morgan Stanley PNC Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Other Sources Benevity Truist Bank United Way

Matthew Hearn Memorial Scholarship David & Robin Comerford Grace Comerford ’13 Thomas ’75 & Christine Egan Micki Kirlin Fred & Jess Massanova Betsy McGrath Frank Schluth David & Linda Smith Carole & Donald Tippett TheGoodNews, Summer 2022

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Norwood-Fontbonne Academy

Save the Date Annual NFA Golf Classic

Monday, May 1, 2023, North Hills Country Club

Homecoming Weekend

Saturday, October 22nd Field Hockey, Soccer, and Football games followed by an All-Class Cocktail Party in the evening. More details to come!

BRAVO! The Middle School Drama Club did a wonderful job performing The Wizard of Oz (Young Performer’s Edition) in the SJAH Gym in March 2022. Congratulations to the entire cast and crew!

Little Mermaid a Smashing Success!

Led by Director Taylor Stabler ’06, the Drama Connections Program did a wonderful job in its April 2022 production of The Little Mermaid. Congratulations to the entire cast and crew!

NFA Students Becoming Stewards of the Environment In conjunction with this production of The Little Mermaid, NFA students learned all about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which is a collection of marine debris in the North Pacific Ocean.

Marine debris is litter that ends up in the ocean, seas, and other large bodies of water. While many different types of trash enter the ocean, plastics make up the majority of marine debris for two reasons. First, plastic’s durability, low cost, and malleability mean that it’s being used in more and more consumer and industrial products. Second, plastic goods do not biodegrade, but instead, break down into smaller pieces. For many people, the idea of a “garbage patch” conjures up images of an island of trash floating on the ocean. In reality, these patches are almost entirely made up of tiny bits of plastic, called microplastics.

Laura Colussi’s (’04) art students in kindergarten through eighth grade used their knowledge of The Great Pacific Garbage Patch as inspiration for The Little Mermaid set design. The art rooms are home to many recyclable materials, including plastic containers, plastic caps, cardboard and paper towel rolls.

Students used these materials to create the scenery on display.

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