Parent Notebook 2018-2019

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NOTEBOOK FRANCIS PARKER SCHOOL PARENTS ASSOCIATION 2018-2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS Mission, Values, and Vision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 School Spirit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Organization. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Get Connected. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Message from the Parents Association President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 About the Parents Association. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 PA Leadership and Fellowship. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 PA Volunteer Opportunities and School Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Parker Basics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Test Your Knowledge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Mission Hills Campus Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Linda Vista Campus Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 School Contacts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

ABOUT THIS NOTEBOOK Francis Parker School and the Parents Association (PA) are delighted to provide you with this short notebook highlighting the parent experience. This notebook serves as an overview of the School and PA activities.

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MISSION, VALUES, AND VISION Established in 1912, Parker is one of the premiere independent day schools on the West Coast, providing an exceptional college-preparatory education for students in Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12.

OUR MISSION

To create and inspire a diverse community of independent thinkers whose academic excellence, global perspective, and strength of character prepare them to make a meaningful difference in the world.

OUR VALUES

Our core values support the mission and vision, affirming our principles, beliefs, priorities, and philosophy, shared by all members of the community.

Parker’s core values: Students First Academic Excellence Global Perspective Strength of Character Inclusive Community No Limit to Better

OUR VISION Our vision is aspirational, creating a roadmap of what we hope for the future. It sets our direction, promotes growth and innovation, and unites our community around the greater good.

Parker graduates students who embody those qualities essential for academic success and personal fulfillment—intellectual curiosity, creative thinking, a passion for learning, a sense of ethical responsibility, self-reliance, community engagement, and global competence—by offering a balanced, challenging, and integrated JK to Grade 12 educational program in academics, athletics, and the arts, all in a vibrant and diverse school community.

Parker is committed to developing students who:

•• Strive for academic excellence while maintaining a balance of social and emotional well-being.

•• Possess the necessary skills, aptitude, and imagination to participate in the fundamental human conversation on what is right, fair, and good.

•• Think critically, write persuasively, and communicate confidently.

•• Are familiar with the cultural, political, historical, scientific, ethical, and economic forces shaping the world.

•• Develop the necessary tools to realize their individual talents and potential in their academic and professional lives.

•• Embrace the larger world through meaningful, age-appropriate opportunities for experiential education.

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SCHOOL SPIRIT THE PARKER WINDOW

THE LANCER

Parker's window, a distinctive barbed quatrefoil design, is a defining feature of the Mission Hills Campus' Szekely Auditorium (pictured on cover) and was the inspiration for the School's logo and tagline, “as far as the mind can see.�

SCHOOL COLORS Parker's colors are brown, gold, and teal. The two original colors, brown and gold, were taken from the brown terraces and canyons with the yellow violets, our School flower. The teal color was added as a tertiary color in 2012 during the School's centennial year. By incorporating a blue tone, we truly look toward the limitless sky, "as far as the mind can see."

Parker's fearless Lancer, introduced in the late 1960s when the Upper School was reestablished, has been reimagined to capture the spirit of Parker.

SPIRIT WEAR Show your Parker Pride with spirit wear for the whole family. Parker-themed clothing and accessories can be purchased online at parkerspirit.com.

TAGLINE

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For questions about the School's logos or for permission to use them for School purposes, please contact the Communications Office by email to communications@francisparker.org.

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ORGANIZATION

Head of School is the Board's only "employee" Supports and furthers Parker's mission and vision for the future; responsible for big picture (not daily) operations

Responsible for daily School operations and oversight of School finances; reports to the Board

Stewards of School finances with fiduciary oversight of Parker's budget and investments to ensure long-term viability

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Provides leadership and management expertise for various areas including admissions, advancement, curriculum, finance and strategic priorities

Partners with Board to articulate Parker's vision for the future

HEAD OF SCHOOL (CEO)

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM

FACULTY AND STAFF

Assists Head of School in managing operational issues, achieving strategic goals and setting School climate

Brings expertise and energy to shape the academic program and the Parker experience

Partners with parents to ensure each child's success

PARENTS (each is a member of the Parents Association) Ambassadors for Parker in the broader San Diego community helping attract mission-appropriate and qualified students

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Actively participate in promoting parent fellowship, and supporting the School and its mission

Partners with Faculty and Staff to ensure each child's success

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GET CONNECTED PARENT PORTAL

The parent portal, also referred to as "OnCampus," is the online hub for School information.

Getting connected to the portal early and using it often is important for seamless communication throughout the year. In the parent portal, you can: View the resource board—a bulletin board of information specific to your child’s School division including topics like Back to School information, global travel programs, daily announcements for Middle and Upper School, and more.

View your student’s course schedule, daily homework assignments, and report cards.

View a detailed calendar of your student’s daily School activities.

View an archive of email messages sent to parents throughout the academic year.

Search the student, parent and faculty directories.

To watch a video tour of the parent portal, visit francisparker.org/portaltour

LOGGING IN

Each parent has their own account and will need to go through the following steps to gain access to the portal: Visit the Parker website at francisparker.org and click “Login.”

Click the link at the bottom of the form that says “Need Your Login.”

Enter your email address, check the boxes for “Username” and “Password” and click the “Send” button.

You will immediately receive an automated email with your login information.

If the system cannot find your email address, contact the School’s technology department at support@francisparker.org or call 858 / 569-7900 x 4444 for assistance.

To watch a video of how to log in, visit francisparker.org/portallogin

Parent portal resource board

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MESSAGE FROM THE PARENTS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Dear Parents, A warm welcome from the Parents Association!

As members of the Parker community, we are thrilled to welcome you to the PA and support your journey as parents at Parker. We work throughout the year organizing community-wide events and activities that enhance the community and support Parker's mission and vision. These events provide fun and rewarding volunteer opportunities and create moments for you to connect with other parents.

We encourage you to get involved with the community.

Here are a few ways to become involved:

Attend our monthly general meetings.

This year we are excited to host a few of these at the Linda Vista Campus after Heart of Campus construction is completed.

Enjoy casual conversations at a grade level mixer.

Watch for PA messages in the weekly Parker Family Connection email to learn about parent fellowship events and volunteer opportunities.

Parents like you are critical to the continued success of the PA. Through volunteering together, we build a stronger and more vibrant community that enhances the educational experience of our children. We look forward to seeing you all in September and to working with you in service to our community.

Best regards,

Marilyn Tobin Parents Association President

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ABOUT THE PARENTS ASSOCIATION Every Parker parent is a member of the Parents Association. There are no dues or fees associated with PA membership; rather it is a part of the School’s commitment to the PA to support its efforts. As a nonprofit school, Parker holds 501(c)3 status and the PA is part of Parker's nonprofit status.

The School supports the PA’s efforts to engage parents and promote fellowship. By getting involved, you make the most of the opportunities to meet other parents and become an active part of School life. As you get to know other parents, you will discover our shared belief that education is a priority with parents as partners in the educational journey. Long after graduation, enduring friends are likely to include you and the parents of your child’s classmates.

PURPOSE

Enhance the Parker community experience for students and families while supporting the mission of Parker.

MISSION

Promote fellowship within the School community by coordinating and supporting activities; arrange parent education opportunities regarding issues that affect our students; raise funds that enable Parker’s mission “to create and inspire a diverse community of independent thinkers whose academic excellence, global perspective, and strength of character prepare them to make a meaningful difference in the world;” facilitate communication between families and the School; and provide a volunteer organization that reinforces the PA mission and vision.

AIMS

Support Parker’s mission and vision Enhance the parent experience Enhance the Parker experience Support every volunteer and recognize their commitment to the School Remain relevant to our members Celebrate the joys of participating in the life of the School Inspire parents to get involved on a variety of levels Encourage parents to speak directly to an administrative team member about their child’s academic growth and development as appropriate Help every parent share their time, talent, and treasure with the School

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PA LEADERSHIP

PA FELLOWSHIP

The PA is led by a Board of Directors who are guided by the PA bylaws: President: Marilyn Tobin pa-president@francisparker.org

SUMMER MONTHS

Welcome Events: Get-to-know-you gatherings, such as play dates or beach days, bring parents and students together by grade or division.

President-Elect: Madeleine Nawrocki pa-presidentelect@francisparker.org Secretary: Miriam Leakamariam pa-secretary@francisparker.org

SCHOOL YEAR ALL PARENTS WELCOME

Treasurer: Patty Williams pa-treasurer@francisparker.org

General Meetings: Monthly meetings which feature a coffee social, committee updates, and periodic parent education speakers featuring experts on current topics relevant to parents of school-age children.

VP Communications: Kim Kelley pa-communications@francisparker.org VP Fundraising: David Gray pa-fundraising@francisparker.org VP Parent Education: Marshela Salgado pa-parented@francisparker.org Immediate Past-President and Nominating Chair: Donna Sheridan pa-nominating@francisparker.org Division VPs: Division VPs represent and support grade-level and room parents and oversee various School committees.

If you have a question about a PA-organized event or opportunity, please talk with your Division VPs. Lower School VPs: Tara Del Gaizo and Shana Fink pa-vpls@francisparker.org Middle School VPs: Erin Dunn and Gloria Mayora-Mejia pa-vpms@francisparker.org

The PA organizes many activities to keep every parent involved in the life of the School.

The PA will email communications about the events below and other activities.

WeCare Events: Parent education events which feature renowned, world-class speakers who address relevant social issues facing parents and children. WeCare is a consortium of San Diego independent schools that promotes integrity, responsibility, ethical behavior and wellness in school communities through ongoing collaboration and education.

Evening Mixers: No agenda, parent-only mixers designed to bring parents together by grade level.

Community Service Days: Experience Parker’s Community Engagement Program by working alongside Parker families during public service projects.

Faculty and Staff Appreciation Days: Opportunities to demonstrate parent appreciation for faculty and staff (i.e., homecooked potlucks and flowers). Gifts made directly to individual faculty and staff members are discouraged.

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PA VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES We encourage you to get involved and volunteer. The PA is 100 percent volunteer driven and your participation makes a difference. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact your Division VPs.

LOWER SCHOOL

Book Fair Halloween Carnival Homecoming Day JK Pancake Breakfast Language and Culture Week Pet Day Room Parents Season of Giving

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Book Fair Grade Level Representatives Homecoming Day Hunger Banquet* Renaissance Fair* Ikidarod* * Led by teachers

UPPER SCHOOL

Grad Night Grade Level Representatives Homecoming Dance Homecoming Day Homecoming Float Building Dinner Senior Memory Project

ALL DIVISIONS

Admissions Ambassadors Community Service Days D.A.D.S. (Dads and Dad Surrogates) EDI (Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) Faculty Appreciation Days Gala Gently Used Uniform Sale Parker Networking

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SCHOOL COMMUNICATIONS Stay current on School-related information.

In a continuing effort to “go green,” most materials are available online.

PARENT PORTAL

The portal, also referred to as "OnCampus" is the online hub for the most up-to-date School information. See page 5 for more information.

COMMUNICATIONS

Parker Family Connection (PFC) – Sent every Sunday afternoon during the academic year, the PFC e-newsletter contains important information about the week ahead.

Special editions are sent three times during the summer and include Back to School information and relevant School updates.

Division Handbooks – Handbooks can be downloaded from the parent portal and outline division-specific policies Parker Magazine – Published three times each year, the magazine highlights the Parker experience through stories and pictures.

CALENDARS

Academic Calendar – Provides important school dates, including the start of School, breaks, days when the School is closed, and grading periods.

OnCampus Calendar – Provides a detailed view of your student’s daily schedule, including assignments, athletic games and practices, class events, and division-specific events. Sync the calendar to your computer or phone for easy access to information. Visit francisparker. org/calendarsync to watch a video of how to sync the parent portal calendar.

Athletic Team Schedules – Athletic team schedules are available through the parent portal calendar and the Parker Lancers app.

Download the app at parkerlancers.com/app

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PARKER BASICS One School: Parker is one School located on two campuses with three divisions—Lower, Middle and Upper. Parker serves students from more than 80 zip codes across San Diego County.

Two Campuses: Parker has two campuses in the Mission Hills and Linda Vista neighborhoods.

Three Divisions: Parker has three School divisions: Lower (JK to Grade 5), Middle (Grades 6 to 8) and Upper (Grades 9 to 12).

Each School has its own Head. Kevin Yaley, the Head of School, oversees all three divisions in addition to School-wide operations and finances.

Mission Hills (MH) Campus: The Lower School was established in 1912 by Clara Sturges Johnson and her husband, famed architect William Templeton Johnson. They brought Col. Francis W. Parker’s educational ideals from Chicago to San Diego. The barbed quatrefoil on the Szekely Auditorium was Johnson's signature mark and that special window symbolizes Parker’s motto, “as far as the mind can see.”

Linda Vista (LV) Campus: The home of the Middle and Upper Schools. The School has been a proud member of the Linda Vista community since 1971 when Parker purchased the San Miguel School for Boys that previously occupied the property.

Heart of Campus (opening 2018): A strategic initiative that ensures students and faculty can park safely on the Linda Vista Campus. The Heart of Campus project also opens up a cascading set of benefits for the School, including a deepening of programs, enhancing students’ sense of pride and place, and serving as a central gathering space for Middle and Upper School students.

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GLOSSARY Annual Giving: Annual gifts advance Parker’s mission, support our culture of diversity and inclusion, ensure the best academic experience for each student, and help the School bridge the gap between tuition and cost of a Parker education. Tuition falls short of the true cost of a Parker education. Every student at Parker is subsidized, even students who do not receive financial assistance. The gap between tuition revenues and full annual cost is approximately $2,450 per student.

Our goal is 100 percent parent giving participation.

Back to School Night: All parents are invited to their child’s classes to meet the faculty and experience a shortened version of a day-inthe-life of their student.

Day of Giving: The Tuesday after Thanksgiving has come to be recognized as a global celebration of generosity. Parker participates in this special day, with the PA's leadership and as part of the Gala efforts, to raise support for faculty professional development.

Financial Assistance: Parker provides aid to qualified families who submit financial information through School & Student Services (SSS). SSS is a nationally recognized program used by independent schools nationwide to assess a family’s demonstrated financial need. The School awards financial assistance to 20 percent of the student body for a total of $5 million. Even though many families at Parker make financial sacrifices to pay tuition, whether they receive financial assistance or not, it is crucial for every member of our community to participate in our annual giving campaign.

Gala: The PA’s annual fundraising event, which raises support for student financial assistance, includes auctions, dinner, and entertainment.

In addition, there are two fundraising efforts to support the Gala: Day of Giving (which raises support for faculty professional development) and Lower School movie night.

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FOLLOW THE PA ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Facebook: search for "Francis Parker School Parents Association"

Grandparent Council (GPC): A group open to all the grandparents of Parker students.

The GPC hosts fun activities including Grandparent & Special Friends Days at the Lower School in the fall and at the Middle and Upper Schools in the spring. Visit francisparker.org/grandparents for more information.

Head of School New Parent Dinner: A special evening event for new parents from all three divisions in the fall.

Homecoming: A fun-filled family day featuring a home football game at the Linda Vista Campus.

Intercampus Shuttle Service: A student shuttle service between Parker's two Campuses in the morning and in the afternoon at no additional cost.

Parent Portal: The online hub for the most up-to-date School information. Students and faculty may refer to it as "OnCampus" or "My School App." Rebate Programs: An easy way to indirectly support Parker. There is no cost to you or the School. Simply register and shop with AmazonSmile, Ralphs, or the Benefit App. Report on Philanthropy: Annual report which details gifts from parents, faculty and staff, grandparents, alumni, and parents of alumni to the School for the endowment and current priorities.

Senior Class Directory: Senior class parents receive a printable parent directory (via email) once their student graduates.

Smugmug: Online catalog of Parker photos of various student and parent activities and events. Parents may upload photos by going to http://francisparker.smugmug.com
and logging in. The Smugmug username and password are found on the parent portal.

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Instagram: /francisparkerpa

Student Fundraisers: Events such as bake sales, book drives, and collections raise support for School clubs or outside charitable organizations.

Summer Program: Now in its 59th year, the Program offers a variety of learning, grade-level "bridging," and advancement opportunities set in a fun and relaxed environment.

Transportation: Simplify your daily commute and take advantage of Parker's bus service flat rate pricing. Parker’s bus fleet is equipped with the latest safety features, including wellpadded, high-back seats, and three-point lap/ shoulder seat belts, offering stops located across San Diego County.

Uniforms: Parker is committed to a standard of dress that reinforces the values of our School, ensures consistency, and allows students and faculty to focus on teaching and learning. Visit landsend.com and use code 900147620 to access Parker's uniform catalog.

GRADE LEVEL CLASS YEARS Junior Kindergarten Senior Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

Class of 2032 Class of 2031 Class of 2030 Class of 2029 Class of 2028 Class of 2027 Class of 2026 Class of 2025 Class of 2024 Class of 2023 Class of 2022 Class of 2021 Class of 2020 Class of 2019

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TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE Learn more about Parker!

Circle the correct answer; some questions may have more than one correct response.

1. Francis Parker School was founded in: a. 1953 b. 1912 c. 1971 d. 1901 2. Francis Parker School is: a. An accredited institution b. A member of the Parker

Parents Association c. A nonprofit organization d. A member of the

California Association of

Independent Schools

(CAIS) 3. Who founded the Francis Parker School in San Diego? a. John Dewey b. Clara Sturges Johnson

and William Templeton

Johnson c. Col. Francis W. Parker d. Randolph Stockton 4. What words are in Parker’s mission? a. Diverse community b. Academic excellence c. Global perspective d. Character e. All of the above 5. What percentage of the 1,285 students attending Parker receive financial assistance? a. 10% b. 16% c. 20% d. 15%

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6. How much financial assistance will be awarded to students in the 2018-2019 academic year? a. $2,500,000 b. $5,000,000 c. $1,800,000 d. $3,900,000 7. What is Parker’s operating budget for the 2018-2019 academic year? a. $41,100,000 b. $38,700,000 c. $43,000,000 8. Tuition alone does not cover the entire cost of a Parker education. Which of the following provides the balance to ensure the oneof-a-kind Parker experience? a. Annual giving b. Lower School hot

chocolate sales c. Government funding d. A capital campaign e. All of the above 9. What percentage of Parker parents are asked to make a gift to support the School each and every year? a. 80% b. 65% c. 100% d. 75% 10. Parker participates in the Day of Giving (#GivingTuesday), a national day of giving after Thanksgiving, to support faculty professional development. a. True b. False

11. Only large annual gifts are beneficial to Parker. a. True b. False 12. Annual giving contributions come from: a. Parents b. Parents of alumni c. Alumni d. Grandparents e. Faculty and staff 13. Parker’s endowment has more than doubled in the past six years. a. True b. False 14. Francis Parker School meets 100% of the demonstrated financial need of all its qualifying families. a. True b. False 15. Annual giving supports: a. Instructional materials b. Faculty professional

development c. Enrichment programs d. Technology e. Student financial

assistance 16. What is a gift to Parker? a. Investment in the

School's mission b. Fully tax deductible c. A financial donation in

any amount in which no

goods or services are

received d. All of the above

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ANSWERS B

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2. A, C, D - The PA is part of the School’s 501(c)3 status. Parker is a registered nonprofit organization.

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6. B - As part of the School’s Strategic Plan, Parker designates 15 percent of tuition revenue towards financial assistance and tuition remission.

7. A - Investing in Parker’s people, students, and faculty and staff is the School’s top priority.

8. A - Philanthropy keeps the Parker education accessible to a broad range of families and enriches the student experience far more than Schools that are tuitiondependent.

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10. A, True - Parker had 800 gifts in one day last year! Please mark your calendars for November 27, 2018.

11. B, False - EVERY annual gift, of any amount, makes a difference for each student’s Parker experience. All gifts to Parker are taxdeductible.

12. A, B, C, D, E - It takes the whole community—and their generosity—to ensure the Parker experience for all.

13. A, True - The School’s endowment has grown from $10 million to over $28 million in the past six years. A stable and growing source of annual endowment income enables the School to sustain exceptional programs.

14. A, True 15. A, B, C, D, E 16. D

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LINDA VISTA CAMPUS 6501 Linda Vista Road San Diego, CA 92111 858 / 569-7900

SCHOOL CONTACTS Linda Vista Campus Main Line 858 / 569-7900 Middle School 858 / 874-3376 Upper School 858 / 874-3375 Mission Hills Campus Main Line 619 / 298-9110 Linda Vista Security 858 / 569-7900 X 5555 Head of School Kevin Yaley 858 / 569-7900 X 4103 kyaley@francisparker.org Head of Lower School Bob Gillingham, Ph.D. 619 / 298-9110 X 6202 bgillingham@francisparker.org

Head of Finance and Operations Dan Krall 858 / 569-7900 X 4228 dkrall@francisparker.org Director of Athletics Anthony Thomas 858 / 569-7900 X 4147 athomas@francisparker.org (as of July 1, 2018) Director of Communications Lori Foote 858 / 569-7900 X 4403 lfoote@francisparker.org Director of Enrollment Jacqueline Wilson 858 / 569-7900 X 4405 jwilson@francisparker.org Director of Food Service Jose Santiago 858 / 569-7900 X 4180 jsantiago@francisparker.org

Head of Middle School Dan Lang 858 / 569-7900 X 4123 dlang@francisparker.org

Director of Summer and Extended Day Programs Tim Katzman 858 / 569-7900 X 4236 tkatzman@francisparker.org

Head of Upper School Monica Gillespie, Ph.D. 858 / 569-7900 X 4120 mgillespie@francisparker.org

Director of Technology Quoc Vo 858 / 569-7900 X 4130 qvo@francisparker.org

Head of Advancement Shara Freeman Hoefel 858 / 569-7900 X 4106 shoefel@francisparker.org

Director of Transportation Debbi Burzynski 858 / 569-7900 X 4125 dburzynski@francisaprker.org Search the online faculty directory in the parent portal for the contact information of all Parker faculty and staff members.

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Mission Hills Campus Lower School 4201 Randolph Street San Diego, CA 92103 619 / 298-9110

Linda Vista Campus Middle/Upper School 6501 Linda Vista Road San Diego, CA 92111 858 / 569-7900 francisparker.org