2021-2022 Annual Report

Orchard House School

WELCOME FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL LAURA HASKINS

Small but mighty; that well-known phrase captures the spirit of the 2021-2022 Annual Fund! As one of the smallest independent schools in Virginia, we prove time and time again that we can accomplish great things in our little community. Through incredible board leadership and the generous financial support of you, our donors, we were able to surpass our Annual Fund goal!

Astheworldbecomesmorecomplex,sodothechallengesforadolescentgirls.YoursupportmakesitpossibleforOHSto provide new, mission-aligned opportunities for our girls. We introduced school counseling, yoga and mindfulness, and coding programs that equipped students with tools and skills to thrive in today’s world. These programs reflect a key value of our mission – to stay responsive to the needs of the girls in our care. Orchard House continues to deliver a programthatnotonlymeetsourstudents'needsbuthelpsthemdiscovertheopportunitieschallengespresent.

It is a privilege and joy to be on this journey with each of you as we support, nurture, and challenge adolescent girls duringoneofthemostpivotaltimesoftheirlives.

Thankyou,

LauraHaskins HeadofSchool

HELLO FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIR

SHARON MOON

On behalf of the Orchard House School Board of Trustees, I want to express my profound gratitude to our entire OHS community for the wonderful 2021-2022 year. The year was not without some lingering uncertainty that carried over from the period of pandemic, but our school hit the ground running with renewed vigor and has not slowed down since!

The OHS Board made great strides in support of the school in 2021-2022. In partnership with Laura Haskins and her entire administrative team, the Board approved the engagement of a consultant to lead the strategic planning efforts, participated in the year-long strategic planning process, and approved the final strategic plan, found here, in June. Strong board leadership brought structure and discipline to a highly successful annual fund year, as reflected here in the Annual Report. The OHS Board has traditionally acted as a “working” Board, and I am so proud of each and every Board member for their generous contributions in time, talent, and treasure in support of the school’s mission.

And speaking of the OHS mission, I want to express sincere thanks to the faculty and staff who work tirelessly and joyfully every day to educate and inspire middle school girls in a responsive, academically engaging community that fosters each girl's intellectual curiosity, social responsibility, emotional integrity, and physical well-being. One theme that resonated throughout our strategic planning process was the strength of and admiration for our faculty and staff. Not at all a surprise to me or my alumnae daughters!

To our inspiring OHS students, I want to thank you for showing all of us what true community looks like. It is such a joy to visit the school to see the building filled with your collective laughter, song, learning, and collaboration.

Finally, to our families, alumnae, and the broader OHS community, thank you for your steadfast support of OHS. Your continued connection to OHS, in so many ways big and small, is appreciated beyond measure. You are wonderful advocates for OHS; we hope you will keep spreading the word!

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Sharon Maitland Moon, Chair

Shannon Grymes, Vice-Chair

Lori Skeeter, Secretary

Daniel Salandro, Treasurer

Kate Schiefelbein ' 04, Treasurer

Laura Haskins, Ex Officio

Kate Belleman ' 03

Karen Kay Chappell

Rosa Finch

Crystal L. Hoyt

Maria Jankowski

Dr. M. Saif Mehkari

Julie Mullian

Angela Patton

Debra Rodman

W. Jerrold Samford, P.G.

Melody Scott '06

Mary Kelly Tate

Ron Wolfe

Kim Zaninovich

FACULTY & STAFF

Robin Arthur

Jennifer Brookman

Stacie Brown

Casey Freeman

Laura Haskins

Taylor Hollander

Maria Howard

Melody Imburg

Elizabeth Lafoon

Lindsey Leeth

Monica Palao

Lynne Read

Janine Russo

Morgan Santos

Anne Talley

Penn Ward

Doug Welch

FIGURE 1.

HEAVY FOOTFALLS, LIGHT SPIRITS

When the Skeeter family first came to tour Orchard House School in search of a school for their daughter Bella, their first impression was of the lightness of the building. Orchard House alumna parent and current board member Lori Skeeter sums up how they experienced this light: “For it to be such an imposing structure on quite the imposing avenue, the inside felt very light. Physical light coming in from the windows, the bright colors, the smiles on the faces as the girls were changing classes. Even the noises over your head in the stairwells heavy footfalls but light spirits!"

Long before joining the Orchard House family, the Skeeters have been active members in school communities, including their help establishing the nonprofit Parent Association Committee to support the work of Bella’s elementary school. When it came time to choose a middle school, Lori says, “We always knew the time would come when she’d transition out of that environment, and we didn’t want the first time she was in a traditional classroom setting to be in high school. Orchard House just felt like it was absolutely the right fit. We don’t just care about test scores, we care about how you are feeling, interacting, relating all of these things matter. Even the math program you can still be successful even if math is not your first language.”

As a member of OHS Class of 2020, Bella had a transition to a public high school that was unique to her grade due to the pandemic. “OHS gave her the foundation that you grow where you ’ re planted, and in this case you ’ re planted in my house!” When the Skeeters were looking at options for high school, Bella indicated that she was ready for a larger environment, and while spending freshman year learning virtually wasn’t what she’d initially had in mind, she’s since been able to spread her wings properly. Now in her junior year at Richmond Community High School, Bella is building upon the foundation set by OHS. Lori reports that one of Bella’s current teachers expressed a desire to know more about OHS because of her sense of self. “He said, ‘All of the OHS students, I see something different in them.’ It was great to hear him say that not just my daughter, but the other students who are OHS alums, seem to have a way of coping with the world and pressures and academics that is discernibly different.”

It’s this kind of difference that motivates Lori to serve in support of schools. “I probably have more time and talent than I have treasure, so I’m always willing to give what I can that’s going to make the school better. So when Orchard House approached me wanting to have the voice of a current parent, I thought that was important. Also as a Black family looking for diversity of perspective and voices in a small school, having a seat at the table as a minority is always important.” Lori is proud of the work Orchard House and the OHS Board have done in the last few years to continue what she calls “merging the reality of life with our education.” This merging is all about keeping up with the actual landscape of what adolescent girls are processing inside and outside of the classroom. This includes the addition of time for students to spend with counselors in a curriculum dedicated to social-emotional development and mental health, but it

also includes the expansion of the diversity, equity, and inclusion curriculum and the addition of Orchard House’s Director of Diversity and Assistant Head of School LaMecca Coates. “If we didn’t know we needed it at first if it was something that was a luxury back in the day it certainly became a necessity in the past 2 or 3 years. ”

To Lori, this expansion of DEI work and the emphasis on mental health and self-care are just part of what excites her about the OHS Strategic Plan, which the Board passed in June 2022. She is particularly concerned with the commitment to raising the profile of the school. “I definitely feel like OHS is one of those best-kept secrets that we would like not to be a secret anymore. ” And to Lori, raising the profile calls for an expansion of the promotion of OHS to all of the city and surrounding counties and especially to families who may not automatically assume that an Orchard House education is within reach. “We want to be accessible, we want people to be aware that we can find a home here and continue down that path. I am such a fan and proponent of what I saw it do for Bella that I absolutely want everyone to know and have an opportunity to join.”

Alumna parent and current OHS Board member Lori Skeeter (far right), serving burgers and dogs at the 2022 OHS Homecoming Block Party alongside (L to R) Ms Brown, Ms Russo, and Ms Howard

Bella Skeeter (OHS '20) catching up with Mr Hollander at the 2022 Block Party.

2022 STRATEGIC PLAN

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OURMISSION

Orchard House School educates and inspires middle school girls in a responsive, academically engaging community that fosters each girl's intellectual curiosity, social responsibility, emotional integrity, and physical well-being.

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AsOrchardHouseSchool (OHS)preparestocelebrateour 25thanniversaryin2023-2024, weareexcitedtolaunchour newstrategicplantosecureour futureforfuturegenerationsof girls Bypursuingthesestrategic priorities,OHSwillbuildupon ourexpertiseinprovidingan excellentmiddleschool educationforgirls.What's more,wewillattainahigher profilefortheschool’smission andpositiveimpactinthe Richmondcommunity.

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OHS wants to make our expertise in educating middle school girls more visible and appreciated in the City of Richmond and surrounding areas from which we can and should be drawing students. The results of over seventy surveys and in-person interviews conducted during the strategic planning process confirm that Orchard House School is, in the words of one survey respondent, “ one of Richmond’s hidden treasures.” OHS intends to change the operative word “hidden” to “well-recognized.” The reasoning is fairly straightforward With increased familiarity, OHS better positions ourselves in the field of education, widens applicant pools for students and faculty, and attracts the attention of financial donors.

BOLSTERING DIVERSITY, EQUITY,AND INCLUSION

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#3CARINGFOR OURSELVES SECURING OURFUTURE

Since the early years of OHS, the number of students reporting mental health issues has increased significantly. Emotionally safe and supportive classrooms have long been a mainstay of the school, but OHS also recognizes the need to amplify our focus on healing and well-being. This includes providing the tools for OHS students, faculty, and staff to keep themselves and each other focused on mental health.

As an urban school, OHS is committed to creating and sustaining a learning environment that reflects the population of the City of Richmond and surrounding areas. Although OHS has always been committed to and valued diversity and inclusion, OHS will reinvigorate our efforts to reach and attract students, faculty and staff from underrepresented groups in the City of Richmond and the greater community. OHS wants to ensure that everyone in the school community feels welcomed, valued, and respected

The strategic planning process elicited a consistent theme about Orchard House School’s faculty –that is – they are universally beloved and the faculty is a substantial reason that students enroll and stay in the school. As OHS approaches our 25th anniversary year, the school is at a pivotal moment in its history. A cohort of faculty and staff will retire over the next few years, fundraising and development efforts are positioned to mature, and longterm plans for building and facilities stewardship are emerging. Developing comprehensive courses of action for all of these areas will ensure continuity in school culture and mission, sound decision making, and a thoughtful approach to new opportunities.

STEPS TAKEN AFTER GRADUATION

Orchard House School's Class of 2022 entered the following high schools after graduation:

Appomattox Regional Governor’s School for the Arts and Technology

Carolina Friends School

CodeRVA Regional High School

Freeman High School Center for Leadership, Government and Global Economics

Henrico High School Center for the Arts

Henrico High School International Baccalaureate Program

Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School for Government and International Studies

Meadowbrook High School Academy for Developing Entrepreneurship

Open High School

Richmond Community High School

St. Catherine’s School

St. Gertrude High School

Tandem Friends School

Trinity Episcopal School International Baccalaureate Program

Virginia Episcopal School

Orchard House School's graduating Class of 2018 entered new communities upon graduating from high school in 2022, including the following:

William & Mary

Alumnae, we want to hear from you! Please get in touch with your current contact info and an update by visiting orchardhouse.org/alumnae or emailing us at ohs@orchardhouse.org.

FIGURE 1. James Madison University Study Abroad Program in Florence, Italy

FINANCIAL REPORT

In December 2022, the accounting firm Keiter completed Orchard House School's 2021-2022 audit and issued an unqualified opinion. Copies of the audited financial statements are available upon request by calling 804-228-2436.

Statement of Activities Year Ended June 30, 2022

Support and Revenue:

Gross tuition and fees

Less: tuition assistance

Net tuition and fees Contributions

Expenses and Loss: Instruction

Academic support

Institutional support

Auxiliary expenses

Total expenses

Net realized and unrealized losses on investments

Total expenses and loss

Change in net assets

Net assets, beginning of year

Net assets, end of year

DONOR CONTRIBUTIONS

Orchard House School expresses heartfelt appreciation to the many individuals, businesses, and organizations who have financially supported the school this year.

Throne Circle

$5,000+

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

The Pauley Family Foundation

Mary Kelly Tate

Marion and Greg Werkheiser

Luminary Circle

$2,500 - $4,999

Dawn-Marie Bey and Chris Cotropia

Felmus Family Donor Advised Fund of Richmond Jewish Foundation

Sarah and Max Fischer

Crystal Hoyt

Corinna and John Lain

Randall and Latane Ware

Gold Circle

$1,000 - $2,499

Anonymous

Nancy and Scott Belleman

Karen Kay and Robert Chappell

Edmunds Family Foundation

Jean and Rob Estes

Rosa and Allen Finch

Kimberly and Robert Galgano

Stephanie and David Gatewood

Shannon and John Grymes

Laura and Keith Haskins

The Hon. Clarence N. Jenkins & Dr. Pamela R. Royal

Lois and Robert D. Malarkey, Ph.D.

The Meyers Charitable Fund

Morgan Stanley Match with Barbara and Bill Hassett

Julie and Art Mullian

Angela Patton and Adofo Ka-Re

Janine Russo and Quintin Tedeschi

Kathy and Dan Salandro

Salesforce.com, Inc. Match with Ron Wolfe

Samet Family Donor Advised Fund of Richmond Jewish Foundation

Meredith and Rob Shields

Susan and Mark Sisisky

Lori and F. Dempsey Skeeter

Elizabeth and John Steele

Wink and Wally Stettinius

Christine and Ron Wolfe

Silver Circle

$500 - $999

Anonymous

Kate Belleman ' 03

William Blumberg

Class of 2022

Haidee and Matthew Cline

Andrea Larson and Erik Craft

Dominion Energy Match with Kate ' 04 and William Schiefelbein

The Drozdowski Fund

Jan Edwards

Sarah Ferguson

Elizabeth Few

Lori and Jim Garrett

Daniel Gecker and Elizabeth Gibbs

Taekia and Hamilton Glass

Melody and Brian Imburg

Maria Jankowski

Sally and Zane Jones

Sarah and Gary Kessler

Jennifer and Van McAdoo

Mary Katherine and Brad McGetrick

Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia Match with Greg Williams

Ann Reavey and Peter Gilbert

Cheryl and Scott Redmond

Alison Rhoades

Ann and Jerry Samford

Kate ' 04 and William Schiefelbein

Melody Scott '06

Clare and Zach Sisisky

Ann and Jimmy Stanley

Team Henry Enterprises

Maggi Tinsley

Carrie Walker and Hal Imburg

Taffy and Greg Williams

Kim Zaninovich

Purple Circle

$250 - $499

Anonymous

Erin and Eddie Bagnell

Amber and Tyler Bishop

Holly Blake and Taylor Hollander

Sharon and Rob Brager

Craig and Lucy Maitland Brown

Amy and Stefan Calos

James Canup

Jacqueline and Matthew Cohen

Carole Conner

Facebook Fundraiser Organized by Shannon Grymes

Karen Fischer

Terry Frank and Genesis Chapman

Laura and Amit Gogia

Janice and Add Hagan

Keli and Bill Hodnett

Julie Janson

Katherine Jordan and Walker Teele

Lindsey Leeth

Mr. and Mrs. Francis V. Lowden III

Rachael and Jeffrey Marlow

Tracey and Hutch Mauck

Sharon Maitland Moon

Carrie and Timothy Nee

Julia Righetti

Mansi and Keyur Shah

Vineeta and Jay Shah

Theresa Slayton

Holly and David Timberline

Abigail and Massey Whorley

Teal Circle

$100 - $249

Kelly and David Aderhold

Trudi and Will Allcott

Frances Allen

Rachael and Nathaniel Ayers

Nita Bagnell

Kathleen Burke Barrett

Mollie Benedict

Jill Bettinger and Andrew Davies

Barbara and Lincoln Blake

Jennifer and Steve Brookman

Kristen Calleja and Bill Snidow

J'Moke' Carr

Portia and David Chan

Lynne and Chip Chase

Catherine Chen and Seth Horton

Naomi Craft

Nancy and Matt Cross

Nancy and Arthur (Bev) Davies

Dawna DePollo-Sargent and Gary Sargent

Vanessa Diamond and Jason Creech

Leigh Dudding

Ann and Jason Elkin

Amanda and Brian Farnum

Mrs. Jerald A. Finch

Jennifer and Chris Finn

Elizabeth and Greg Fishman

Casey and Ned Freeman

Lisa Freiman and Ed Coleman

Elizabeth Gatewood

Narender and Sneh Gogia

Paige and Philip Goodpasture

Joyce Parcell Greene

Sandra Hassenplug

Stephanie Heller

Claudia Testa and Robert Hoekstra

Paige Holloway

Elizabeth and Don Lafoon

Juliette Landphair

Amy and Jack Lavelle

Mary Lou Murphey Lee

Jeanine Leffler and Andre Spencer

Monica and Dan Lewis

Mia and Myles Louria

Hala Maarouf and Mohammad Rajab

Richard Majer

Emily and Joshua McFarlane

Lee and Graham McFarlane

Jacqueline McMillian

Saif Mehkari

Debbi and Teddy Mintz

Gibbs and Sharon Moody

Louise and Rory O'Connor

Monica Palao

Erin and Jay Parker

James and Barbara Parker

Stephanie and Robbie Patterson

Betsy and Speaker Pollard

Katie Price and Christopher McBrayer

William Price

Susanna and JP Raffenot

Lynne and Stephen Read

Debra Rodman

Tracy Roof and Michael Maceyka

Stacey and Christopher Rufe

Morgan and Peter Santos

Facebook Fundraiser Organized by Kate Schiefelbein ' 04

Elizabeth Schlatter and Anthony Yañez

Monica Scripture

Erin and Eric Simon

Jenna and Palmer Stickley

Al and Leslie Strickler

Leah and Michael Walder

Doug Welch

Judith Weller-Laboy and Miguel Laboy

Daniella and Michael White

Kaye and Jeff Whorley

Allison Woodruff and Ralph Morgan

Lisa and Glenn Alphen

Anonymous

Michelle Bair and John Travis

Stacie Brown

CarMax Match with McKenzie Jump

Jessica Cocciolone

Flynn Cross

Adrienne and Joe Cummins

Irvin Davis

Jennifer Dyson and Joe Lerch

Elizabeth and Joseph Farner

Claire Gatewood ' 22

Shannon Gingras

Eva Gravely ' 14

Meredith and Bradley Gunter

Ashley and Bill Hall

Jim and Brenda Hayes

Merlisa Henry

Michael and Lisa Hessberg

Suzi Horner

Amy Howard and Robert Nelson

Maria Howard

Leila Jere

Anne and Mike Kain

Sharon Kronstedt and John Crutchfield

Vivian and Burt Kronstedt

Cyane Lowden

Anne and Joel McCray

Tyler McIntyre

Charlotte Mitchell ' 09

Susan Mitchell

Taryn and Jeff Nelson

Network for Good

Molly Parker

Eileen and Bill Pilc

Mary Riser

Sarah and Andrew Rothschild

Salesforce.com, Inc. Match with RonWolfe

Aimee and Cameron Shaw

Olivia Strickler ' 10

Anne Talley

Camryn Travis ' 12

Deborah Usry

Daphne van Loenen

Clare van Loenen and Peter Taffs

Penn Ward

Quiltmaker's Circle

5-year Annual Planned Giving

Lisa and Glenn Alphen

Michelle Bair and John Travis

Dawn-Marie Bey and Chris Cotropia

Sharon and Rob Brager

Kristen Calleja and Bill Snidow

James Canup

J'Moke' Carr

Karen Kay and Robert Chappell

Jacqueline and Matthew Cohen

Ann and Jason Elkin

Lisa Freiman and Ed Coleman

Kimberly and Robert Galgano

Laura and Amit Gogia

Paige and Philip Goodpasture

Shannon and John Grymes

Janice and Add Hagan

Keli and Bill Hodnett

Maria Jankowski

Corinna and John Lain

Mia and Myles Louria

Jennifer and Van McAdoo

Sharon Maitland Moon

Family of Annie M. Morgan

Julie and Art Mullian

Eileen and Bill Pilc

Elizabeth Schlatter and Anthony Yañez

Vineeta and Jay Shah

Theresa Slayton

Jenna and Palmer Stickley

Maggi Tinsley

Christine and Ron Wolfe

Alumnae Circle

Kate Belleman ' 03

Claire Gatewood ' 22

Eva Gravely ' 14

Charlotte Mitchell ' 09

Kate and William Schiefelbein ' 04

Melody Scott '06

Olivia Strickler ' 10

Camryn Travis ' 12

Building With a Purpose

Nancy and Arthur (Bev) Davies

Felmus Family Donor Advised Fund of Richmond Jewish Foundation

Maria Jankowski

Amy Ladd

Corinna and John Lain

Julie and Art Mullian

Lynne and Stephen Read

Kathy and Dan Salandro

Ann and Jerry Samford

Maggi Tinsley

Honorary Gifts

In honor of the Class of 2022

Rosa and Allen Finch

In honor of Faculty and Staff throughout the years

Janine Russo and Quintin Tedeschi

In honor of the wonderful OHS Staff

Kelly and David Aderhold

In honor of Maggie Alphen ' 17

Lisa and Glenn Alphen

In honor of Latane Bagnell '25

Nita Bagnell

In honor of Emma Blake ' 12

Barbara and Lincoln Blake

In honor of Corinne '15 and Nicole Brager '18

Sharon and Rob Brager

In honor of Stacie Brown

Marion and Greg Werkheiser

In honor of The Canup Family

James William Canup

In honor of Monica (Merlin) Chan '25

Portia and David Chan

In honor of Ann Chappell ' 20

Karen Kay and Robert Chappell

In honor of Lena Francesca Cohen ' 21

Jacqueline and Matthew Cohen

In honor of Tess Coleman ' 20

Lisa Freiman and Ed Coleman

In honor of Naomi Craft

Andrea Larson and Erik Craft

In honor of Karena ' 10 and Natasha Crutchfield ' 20

Vivian and Burt Kronstedt

In honor of Nancy Davies

Jan Edwards

Taffy and Greg Williams

In honor of Zoey Dudding ' 24

Richard Majer

In honor of Maddie Elkin ' 20

Ann and Jason Elkin

In honor of Emma Farner ' 23

Anne and Mike Kain

In honor of Beatrice Farnum ' 24

Stephanie Heller

In honor of Maria Finch ' 22

Mrs Jerald A Finch

Rosa and Allen Finch

In honor of Sabine Fischer ' 23

Karen Fischer

In honor of Isabel ' 14 and Evelyn Galgano '18

Kimberly and Robert Galgano

In honor of Sydney Gogia ' 19

Laura and Amit Gogia

In honor of Eliza ' 10 and Rose '16 Goodpasture

Paige and Philip Goodpasture

In honor of Lucy '18 and Millie Grymes ' 20

Shannon and John Grymes

In honor of Lucy Caroline Hagan ' 20

Janice and Add Hagan

In honor of Eliza Hodnett '18

Keli and Bill Hodnett

In honor of Taylor Hollander

Barbara and Lincoln Blake

Marion and Greg Werkheiser

In honor of Emmy '15 and Dani Jankowski '18

Maria Jankowski

In honor of Gemma Mae Kessler '25

William Blumberg

In honor of Zena Kirby '06

Meredith and Bradley Gunter

In honor of Jessica Lain '18

Corinna and John Lain

In honor of Muriel Lewis ' 19

Monica and Dan Lewis

In honor of Morgan Louria '18

Mia and Myles Louria

In honor of Melanie ' 17 and Sydney McAdoo ' 20

Jennifer and Van McAdoo

In honor of Imogene Price McBrayer ' 22

Katie Price and Christopher McBrayer

William Price

In honor of Caroline McGetrick ' 22

Mary Lou Murphey Lee

In honor of Avery Meredith ' 22

Sally and Zane Jones

In honor of Elizabeth Mintz '25

Debbi and Teddy Mintz

In honor of Charlotte P. Mitchell ' 09

Susan Mitchell

In honor of Mattie ' 14 and Lindsey Moon '18

Sharon Maitland Moon

Craig and Lucy Maitland Brown

In honor of Sharon Moon

Debra Rodman

In honor of Annie Morgan ' 19

Allison Woodruff and Ralph Morgan

Honorary Gifts (continued)

In honor of Ana ' 14 and Ella Mullian '16

Julie and Art Mullian

In honor of Virginia Nee

Carrie and Timothy Nee

In honor of Kaki '08 and Rett Patterson ' 13

Robbie and Stephanie Patterson

In honor of Emily Pilc ' 13

Eileen and Bill Pilc

In honor of Elle Plautz '25

Molly Parker

In honor of Elise Raffenot ' 24

Mr. and Mrs. Francis V. Lowden III

In honor of Mary Ann Rector

Anonymous

In honor of Cameron Rothschild '25

Lynne and Chip Chase

In honor of Eileen Rowe

Sandra Hassenplug

In honor of Morgan Santos

Joyce Parcell Greene

In honor of Kaiya Shah ' 20

Vineeta and Jay Shah

In honor of Phoebe Shaw ' 23

Aimee and Cameron Shaw

In honor of Kirsten Shields '25

Irvin Davis

In honor of Maddie Shumate ' 21

Alison Rhoades

In honor of Bella Skeeter ' 20

Lori and F. Dempsey Skeeter

In honor of Threvia Slayton ' 21

Theresa Slayton

In honor of Anne and Les Smith

Carrie and Timothy Nee

Memorial Gifts

In honor of Lizzy Snidow ' 20

Kristen Calleja and Bill Snidow

In honor of Jesse Spencer '16

Andre Spencer and Jeanine Leffler

In honor of Emma ' 20 and Maggie Stanley ' 22

Ann and Jimmy Stanley

In honor of Jenna Stickley

Jacqueline and Matthew Cohen

In honor of Kira Stickley '15

Jenna and Palmer Stickley

In honor of Leslie and Al Strickler

Olivia Strickler ' 10

In honor of Olivia Strickler ' 10

Leslie and Al Strickler

In honor of Juno Taffs ' 23

Daphne van Loenen

In honor of Isis '15 and Charlee Terrill ' 20

J'Moke' Carr

In honor of Caroline '15 and Betsy Tinsley ' 19

Maggi Tinsley

In honor of Camryn ' 12 and Jordyn Travis ' 17

Michelle Bair and John Travis

In honor of Lydia Carlyle Whorley ' 22

Kaye and Jeff Whorley

Abigail and Massey Whorley

Deborah Usry

In honor of Bea Willey ' 24

Mollie Benedict

In honor of Dejanae Williams ' 23

Merlisa Henry

In honor of Ron Wolfe

Leila Jere

In honor of Sofia Wolfe '16

Christine and Ron Wolfe

In honor of Miranda Yañez '16

Elizabeth Schlatter and Anthony Yañez

In memory of Clover Smith by Angela Patton and Adofo Ka-Re

In memory of Edwin Gatewood by Elizabeth Gatewood

In memory of Jerry Finch by Rosa and Allen Finch