2018-2019 Year in Review for Roycemore School

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CHAIRMAN

Thomas Ellis

Dear Fellow Griffins, 2018-2019 was an amazing year for Roycemore! Graduating a class (27) of seniors well-prepared for their futures, including five “lifers” was one of several significant milestones that are detailed in this Year in Review. Those milestones together with the myriad accomplishments of students in every grade served as meaningful reminders of the privilege I have to serve as Chair of Roycemore’s Board of Trustees. I remain grateful to be part of this remarkable institution alongside its dedicated faculty and staff, students, and their families.

I am pleased to report that Roycemore’s financial condition and outlook continue to improve over the last year. The Board of Trustees implemented strategies that allowed the school to continue to pay down the principal on its debt and to lay the foundation for an effective and affordable restructuring of its long-term debt.

Other strategies and policies developed by the Board and Administration have enhanced philanthropic support and overall community engagement. A total of $711,000 was raised during the year in a variety of ways. The greatest percentage of total fundraising came through the Griffin Fund Roycemore’s Annual Fund, enabling more field experiences, professional development for our faculty, books for our library, and technology enhancements. The Annual Auction and Scholarship Dinner raised over $200,000 that will directly support our scholarship fund, creating an opportunity for a wide array of financial diversity in our school. This incredible result would not have been possible without the growing support from our community members at every level. Thank you, and I ask you to join me this school year in supporting the school’s important and benevolent mission by making your own meaningful gift to Roycemore School and encouraging others to do so.

Finally, we have the icing on the cake or the crown on the Griffin - Roycemore’s graduating class of 2019 earned over $2 million in merit scholarships! Our college counselor, Stacia Campbell, helped our graduates find the school that was just right for each of them. Graduating so many long-standing students means a lot of history with our entire faculty, and their influence will be missed. But, this class left a legacy of outstanding academics, athletics, involvement, and joy.

There is much more to learn and many insights to be gained as you read this Roycemore Year in Review. Remarkable things are happening at Roycemore, and I hope it excites you as much as it excites me about what comes next!

With greatest appreciation,

Thomas J. Ellis Chair, Board of Trustees

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HEAD OF SCHOOL & PRESIDENT Adrianne Finley Odell Dear Fellow Griffins, Each year there is MORE to be excited about at Roycemore! Thanks to our wonderful faculty team, volunteers and supporters for a great school year.

Some of the highlights of the 2018-2019 school year include: •

Receiving recognition as the #5 ranked K-12 Private School in Illinois by Niche.com.

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A new collaboration with Adobe Corporation that put the power of the Creative Cloud in the hands of our students and teachers. In addition, experts from Adobe taught our teachers how to teach Design Thinking, a powerful problem-solving process. As a result, our students are learning this important skill that they will be able to apply to a variety of issues and topics.

• Our partnership with Northwestern University has been further strengthened, evidenced by: - Joint Book Chats and film sponsorships with the School of Education and Social Policy and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI).

- Roycemore students providing tech tutoring to adult students at OLLI. - The Center for Talent Development (CTD) hosting summer and weekend programs at Roycemore for gifted students.

- Seven of our high school students were dual-enrolled at Northwestern University as well as Roycemore through our NU Option.

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A record-breaking summer camp with more registrations and students served than ever before.

• Our 27 seniors have matriculated to 24 different colleges in 15 different states- from Maine to Oregon, and from North Carolina to Michigan. They are attending large public institutions, small private colleges, art schools, tech schools, and Ivy League institutions-- schools that are the right fit for each of them and their goals.

We have much to be proud of at Roycemore, and I know you share this pride in our school and community because YOU helped make this year a great success. Thank you for the love you give to our students and teachers every day. With your partnership, we create a very special environment for our students that allows them to reach their true potential.

Sincerely,

Adrianne Finley Odell Head of School

ROYCEMORE SCHOOL 2

COMMENCEMENT | 2019

Standing, Left to Right: Bryce Trudeau, Gabriel Pernot, Mark Reiland, Benjamin Sturm, Gabriel Szymoniak, Leihao Fang, Tony (Hetao) Zhang, Aaron Myrold, Riley Chenard, Alex Ciancuillo, Alex (Chengxuan) Yang, Robin (Yike) Xu, Dan (Yang) Cen, Isaac Shihadeh. Seated, Left to Right: Andrew Bolles, Zachary Showers, Charles Crilly, Vivian (Shangying) Xu, Olivia Hutchinson, Hahrim Choi, Katrin LaBonne, Zoe Kruse, Daria Chudnovsky, Coco (Ke) Ren, Imanullah Amini, Bubble (Chenghao) Li, and Thomas Ellis.

THE CLASS OF 2019

Students from the Class of 2019 gained acceptance to the following colleges and universities. *Institutions in bold signify matriculation.

Allegheny College

Grinnell College

Pratt Institute

Art Center College of Design (CA)

Illinois Institute of Technology

Purdue University

Boston University

Indiana University

Bradley University

Iowa State University

California College of the Arts

Kalamazoo College

California Lutheran University Carnegie Mellon University Qatar Chapman University Clark University Colby College Colorado State University Columbia College Chicago Connecticut College Creighton University DePaul University Emerson College Emory University Fordham University

Kenyon College Lake Forest College Lawrence University Loyola University Chicago Marlboro College Maryville University of St. Louis Monmouth University

Reed College Rutgers University, Newark School of the Art Institute of Chicago School of the Visual Arts (NY) Smith College St. John’s College, MD University of California, Davis University of California, Irvine

University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of Minnesota University of Missouri University of North Carolina, Charlotte University of Northwestern Ohio University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh University of Rochester University of Vermont University of Washington

Muhlenberg College

University of California, Santa Barbara

Northeastern University

University of California, Santa Cruz

Northwestern University

University of Denver

Warren Wilson College

Oberlin College

University of Houston, Downtown

Washington University St. Louis

PaciďŹ c Northwest College of Art

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Wellesley College

Parsons School of Design

University of Iowa

University of Wisconsin, Madison Vassar College

West Virginia University

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ELINOR RICE FUCHS DISTINGUISHED TEACHER | 2019 RUTH HECHT

Students and alumni find many ways to thank teachers for the life-changing work that they do. In 1993, Edith-Marie Appleton from the Class of 1937 thanked her former teacher and close friend in a remarkable way. She gave $1 million to honor Elinor Rice Fuchs and now every year Roycemore names one faculty member as the Elinor Rice Fuchs Distinguished Teacher of the Year.

This year the honor goes to Upper School Art Teacher, Ruth Hecht. She has a special ability to connect with students and helps them discover strengths that they may not even

know they have. Her warm care, and calm, steady and expert guidance provides the kind of individual support that Roycemore is known for. Ruth is deeply invested in each child. Students can often be found in her classroom outside of class time to finish working on a project because they care so deeply about getting it right. She is deeply attuned to her students and it is clear how much she loves them and is proud of their accomplishments.

Roycemore is extremely proud to name Ruth Hecht as this year’s Elinor Rice Fuchs Teacher of the Year!

In her 17 years of service at Roycemore, Ruth has grown tremendously as a teacher, attending institutes in the summer to further her talent.

She collaborates with other faculty members and this year did some great collaborative work with the world history class. She has been

FEATURED GRAD :

IMAN AMINI

Iman Amini’s life story has been one of perseverance, overcoming and becoming. Iman is originally from Kabul, Afghanistan, where an estimated less than ten percent of students pursue an education through 12th grade. In high school in Kabul, one of his teachers recognized his potential and handed him a list with over 300 schools from China to the United States that accept international students, thereby inspiring him to envision a future abroad for the first time. Iman spent months researching schools before finally whittling his list down to 50 schools, Roycemore School being one of them.

When Amanda Avery, the Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, received his application, she felt compelled to bring it to the board’s attention.

Equally moved, the board made an exception and agreed to accept Iman Iman Amini walking the stage at Roycemore’s and cover 80% of his tuition, a rarity as 2019 high school commencement to receive independent schools do not usually his diploma. offer significant financial assistance to international students. From there, Iman was able to pursue the quality of

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ready to do anything she was asked to do to support JST and has offered some really special JST classes over the years from master pottery classes to her recent fiber arts JST. Her incredible work with students has inspired a number of them to major in art in college and pursue art or design related careers.

education he so desired, and he enrolled at Roycemore in the fall of 2017.

Iman initially struggled to engage socially in American culture. Soon enough, he began to emerge, making social connections, playing socccer, and finding spaces outside of school to interact with other Afghans living in the U.S. The school community also rallied around him to help him financially, with families buying him winter clothes and soccer shoes, a board member anonymously donating funds for health care and another board member buying him a bike.

His story in America will not end upon his graduation from Roycemore School.

In June, as he was awarded a full scholarship to Warren Wilson College in Asheville, N.C. As he continues to embark on the road less traveled, he takes with him the energy, the drive and the intelligence to not just make changes, but to be the change.

RFA

The Roycemore Family Association

As each family joins our school, they automatically become a member of the Roycemore Family Association (RFA).

The RFA serves Roycemore through scheduling community events, supporting classrooms through volunteerism, supporting admissions, and annual fundraising efforts.

In the 2018-2019 year the RFA was led by seven outstanding volunteers: Stephanie Dixon, alumna of 2001 and mother to Emmanuel and Xavier, represented the Lower School.

Radu Fega, father to Sabrina, represented the Lower School.

Jim Saltouros, father to Theo and Haido, represented the Middle School.

Mairead Reidy, mother to TomĂ s, represented the Middle School Betsy Marantz, mother to Cara, represented the Upper School.

Sarah Rosen, mother to Benjamin, represented the Upper School.

Laura Daniel, mother to Madeline and Molly, served as our Volunteer Coordinator.

The RFA hosted and coordinated several events called Griffin Gatherings over the year including: Back to School Griffin Gathering Admissions Mornings Community Dinner Out Give Back events (funding Teacher Appreciation) Winter Program Dinner Roycemore School Bulls Night Out Middle School Potluck Upper School Social - hosted by Sarah and James Rosen Upper School Game Night - hosted by Aisling Colon and Jonathan Holloway Lower School Sleep Under Additionally the RFA sold spirit wear and concessions, planned and executed teacher appreciation throughout the year with gifts during the winter holiday season, provided Valentine’s Day treats, and spearheaded the incredible Teacher Appreciation Week.

VOLUNTEER

There are many ways that you can contribute to the success of our school and our students. Please contact us, at volunteer@roycemoreschool.org. We aim to offer something for everyone!

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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS | 2019 GEOFF MARK, CLASS OF ‘85

This year’s Distinguished Alumnus is Geoffrey Mark, a longtime animations and visual effects expert. Geoff graduated from Roycemore School in 1985. After leaving Roycemore, he went on to the University of Southern California to continue his academic studies. There, he majored in Classical Music Composition while spending his free time working in the Drama Department and as a volunteer for the student radio station on campus. Since graduating from USC, Geoff has enjoyed an exciting career spanning over thirty years in the ever-changing Entertainment industry. He started by working in cartoons and video games, working on several Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo games. He then moved on and discovered his true passion, creating computer graphics for Television and Film. Geoff has contributed computer graphics to dozens of projects, Spider-Man 3, Battlestar Galactica, Serenity, and Sharknado being among the more notable ones.

to offer “three simple yet hard fought secrets” that he has discovered over the course of his career.

The first secret is to always show up to work no matter what, as it will put you ahead of anyone who is not fully committed to the job and show the bosses that they can count on you. Geoff‘s second secret is to ask questions and seek out conversation with veterans of your respective industry in order to uncover the “labyrinth of hidden knowledge and practices.” His final piece of advice, the most difficult of them all, is to make mistakes and learn from them.

Here are some of Geoff‘s closing remarks, “With the right attitude, you learn more from the smallest mistake than from the largest success.

From my time here, I know that Roycemore has taught each of you many things, the most important of which is the ability to learn and keep learning. Each of my secrets really leads to that.

Keep on learning.”

Roycemore is grateful to see the success of alumni passed on to our current students. If you would like to read Geoff’s speech in its entirety, please contact us.

The 2019 Distinguished Alumnus returned to Roycemore not to share advice for our graduating class, as one would expect, but rather

CLASS NOTES | 2018-2019 GEOFF MARK ‘85

Before coming to speak at Roycemore’s graduation, Geoff directed a short film called Crystal City, which tells the story of a budding young love between a German American girl and a Japanese American boy at U.S. World War II internment camp. The film aired at a screening in Los Angeles recently. In addition, Geoff has been supervising computer graphics for a television show called Pennyworth, which began airing on Epix in late July.

BROOKE HUNTER '86

Returned to the air at WERV, 95.9 The River, a classic rock radio station out of Aurora, Illinois that serves suburban Chicago. Tune in to hear Brooke on weekends and vacation days.

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DAN JOHNSON '04

After graduating from DePaul University with degrees in Art and Architecture, Dan moved to New York City to launch a campaign consultancy firm. In its first year, his firm took part in 17 campaigns, four of which being congressional, one for a city-wide office and another to represent all of Queens. Dan currently lives happily in Brooklyn with his boyfriend of eight years.

Interestingly enough, he also managed to earn a certificate in Gemology from the The Gemological Institute of America.

ELENA TENNER '07

Just completed her Masters degree in Arts Administration and Policy at the School of the Art Institute Chicago in May. She now works as a project assistant for a consulting firm that does fundraising consulting for nonprofit organizations and higher education institutions

SULLIVAN GARNDENER '11

Has been in New York City since completing his Bachelor’s degree at Sarah Lawrence University in Yonkers in 2015. Sullivan later went on to earn his Master of Fine Arts degree in Photography, Video, and Related Media at the School of Visual Arts in 2017. He now works as an Image Archivist at an art gallery in Chelsea, Manhattan.

TATUM HUNSADER '18

Was recently featured in the July issue of Kenilworth Life Magazine. Tatum started her business, Tatum’s Sweet Treats, as a student baking in her family’s kitchen. She loved baking and was making so many treats, that the family didn’t have room on their counters for all her creations. After taking orders from family and friends, word spread about her baking talents and soon orders were coming in from all around the community and beyond.

She now attends the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York and is pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Baking and Pastry Arts and Food Business Management. Congratulations to Tatum for all her accomplishments and in following her passion towards a bright future in the Culinary Arts.

ANNIE HOMSY ‘05

Left Roycemore in 2005 and graduated from DePaul University. She sang Opera on stage for 10 years, then retired to do entrepreneurial work and project management for startups. Annie graduated with her MBA from DePaul in 2018 and has launched a new business venture called FemTech solutions, corp. www.femtechsolutions.com, that specializes in the application of blockchain technology to expedite real estate transactions. On top of all of this, she is getting married in October!

DEBORAH PERGAMENT ‘87

Deborah, her sister Rachel and parents Dr. Eugene and Dr. Gerry Pergament are honored together by Child’s Voice, an organization which serves hearing-impaired children through services and a school program. Their work in support of this mission earned the Voice from the Heart Award.

NAOMI ALIZA RUBENSTEIN ’14

After high school she moved to the United Kingdom to do an undergraduate degree in conservation and restoration of historic objects (art and archaeological conservation and specialised in metals and archaeological material) at the University of Lincoln, in Lincoln, UK, from which she graduated in 2017. She then spent a year working full time as an intern conservator at Derby Museum and Art Gallery, in Derby, UK. There she taught and trained and supervised a team of volunteers to carry out volunteers conservation skills on objects from musuem collections,and supervised the treatment of over 700 objects in a 9 month-period to go on display in a new gallery. From that she discovered her love of teaching and it became clear that she wanted to teach at the university level and share her love of the topic.

In 2018, as a prerequisite for a PhD, she took an intensive 12 month masters degree in Archaeological Science at the University of Liverpool.

She will remain at Liverpool to start a PhD in the area of archaeological science.

IN MEMORY

We mourn the loss of the following Griffins: Gloria (Guardia) Alfaro ‘58 June (Whitney) Amaral ’49 Janet Alikonis, Faculty Alumna Nancy (Zeller) Bastian ‘50 Eloise (Saperstein) Berkely ‘55 Ann (Speed) Booth ‘42 Caroline (Wray) Burkhart ’53 Frances (Ashby) Burger ‘67 Elizabeth C (Magie) Coffin ‘40 Jay Einhorn, Faculty Alumnus Louise (McCoy) Engberg ‘27 Marcia (Newman) Even ‘53 Joan (Gambrill) Gray ’39 Jean (Brown) Hemphill ‘55 Jean (Sullivan) Keller ‘41 Janis (Hays) Meyer ’45 Sandra (Heropoulos) Monek ‘60 Louise Slater ‘74 Leard (Murchison) Watson ‘39 Ruth Weller, Faculty Alumna

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Total Funds Raised This Year: $711,633.58 $450,000.00 $400,000.00

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Major Gifts 2016-2017

Roycemore School transforms lives.

For that, we need you.

From the story of Geoff and his JST-launched career, to Iman’s incredible journey, and our amazing class of 2019, and updates from alums from all over, a Roycemore eduation can be a gateway

to the world.

Philanthropic support is vital to the sustainability of our mission, and inherent to our commitment to true diversity including economic, racial, ethnic, religious, gender identity, and sexual preference.

Roycemore needs annual support to provide high quality education seasoned with compassion, kindness and respect. The Griffin Fund is our annual drive to bridge the gap between tuition and operations which ensures we can recruit and retain talented, compassionate educators, to create opportunities for students to explore their community, and to maintain our beautiful campus.

Annual fund dollars were down in 2018-2019 while all other venues of funding saw an increase. Some transformative gifts were made

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2017-2018

Special Events

2018-2019

by a group of dedicated individuals, inpacting both the annual fund and our major gifts. It is important that every member of our community considers a contribution as every gift to the annual fund has an impact on our daily operations.

Major Gifts are contributed for many kinds of reasons: to support annual operations, for scholarship and financial aid programs, and capital projects. This year our major gifts were directed at budget relief and annual operations.

Our Special Event this year was the amazing “April in Paris” Scholarship and Auction Dinner. We transformed the school physically in an effort to raise funds that will transform lives. We came together in community to celebrate and create opportunities for young people.

Roycemore School is truly grateful for the incredible financial support received in the 2018-2019 school year.

It is interesting to note that while 4% of our annual dollars came from faculty and staff, 100% of our faculty and staff participated by donating to the annual fund. From part-time staff, to our administrators and teachers, everyone gave what they could. In addition to the many hours spent focused on daily Lorem ipsum inspiration, college preparedness, and eye-opening experiments, our faculty gave back as an incredible force. This is the second year running that our staff has committed to the annual fund at 100%

This year we experienced an incredible uptick in participation from our current parents, 52% of whom gave, our wonderful grandparents, 16% of whom gave, and our alumni parents who conitinue to support the school at generous levels.

These, together with special donations from former faculty, foundations, corporations, friends, and estates created an impressive year for Roycemore School’s philanthropic mission.

Equally impressive, our Trustees were 100% committed to the annual fund. Each of them committed early, and continued to provide support throughout the year. Dedicated parents, grandparents and alumni give hours of their time, their impressive experience and insights and also support the school financially.

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Percentage of Total Giving By Relationship 6%

Alumni

10%

Alumni Parents Grandparents

38%

9%

Parents Staff Estates, Donors and Friends

12%

Foundations, Corporations & Organizations Trustee

4%

5% 15%

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April in Paris

Annual Auction & Scholarship Dinner On Saturday, April 27, Roycemore School welcomed 180 guests to “April in Paris,” a fundraising auction and dinner, to support scholarships and financial aid at Roycemore. The energy in the building was electric as we welcomed many alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, current parents, trustees, faculty, former faculty and many friends to join together on a mission-focused evening to support Roycemore’s long-standing commitment to economic diversity at the school.

Guests were welcomed by Roycemore students who helped in a variety of ways, from assisting with parking as guests navigated a surprise late April snow event, to taking coats, to playing music, delivering desserts to tables (speaking French!) and assisting with the paddle raise to support scholarship. One of our senior scholarship recipients, Daria Chudnovsky, shared with attendees how the Eisner Scholarship made her high school journey possible and allowed her to have the time to continue her commitment to the violin, while taking higher level math and Russian literature classes at Northwestern University through Roycemore’s collaboration with the university. An alumna from the class of 2011, Cornelia Leach, shared how she gained confidence as a Roycemore student which she ultimately parlayed into higher education, obtaining her BA and MBAs before landing a position as a Talent Coordinator for a Chicago tech company. She spent much of last year sharing her inspiring story with young people around Illinois as Miss Black US Ambassador.

Dozens of individuals joined in as volunteers to make the event a success, from sponsors to the event, to attendees, to silent and live auction donors, and individuals who painted the incredible canvases that lined the walls of the room, transporting attendees into the streets of Paris, including L’Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower lit up with twinkle lights. Fifty-seven individuals were either involved in the painting of the canvases, participated on the planning committee, or volunteered the night of the event. That’s community!

We were pleased to have Roycemore grandparent, Jerry Springer, serve as our guest auctioneer. Prior to starting the bidding, however, Jerry shared a few personal thoughts about the importance of community and giving to the scholarship fund. “There is such a sense of community and commitment here. It’s the perfect environment to put a child in. This needs to be looked at not just as charitable giving. It has to be looked at as an investment. This is the single most important investment you can make in your life. You are investing in your own children and in your own grandchildren. This is not just getting a report every month from your broker, no, you’re investing in your child who’s going to grow up into a wonderful adult. “ Our faculty and students are grateful for the support and enthusiasm of the Roycemore community. Special thanks to the incredible group of volunteers who made it happen: Steve Jackson, Committee Chair, Kindergarten and 1st grade grandparent; Ruby Badreldin, Kindergarten and 3rd grade parent; Stephanie Dixon 2nd and 5th grade parent; Karen Huston, Alum parent; Robyn Floyd, faculty; Kelly Kreglow, 2nd grade parent; Eva Neuhauser 2nd and 5th grade grandparent, Rich Odell, First Spouse; Sarah Rosen, 10th grade parent, Lisa Ventura, 4th grade parent; and Catherine Walgreen, 4th grade parent.

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THANK YOU FOR THIS MOMENT. This moment, when there is nothing left to say but “thank you.�

This moment is an incredible illustration of the bond our students and faculty share at Roycemore School. It is their second home, the place where they can try and fail, and try again. Where they are seen and appreciated for exactly who they are. Where they are cared for as students, and as family.

This is the Roycemore spirit. Made possible by a faculty who has the privilege of small class sizes so that every child is known, loved and pushed in just the right way.

Your gifts are the foundation of moments like these. The following pages are a listing of the friends and family of Roycemore School during the 2018-2019 year.

You have our deepest appreciation.

1915 SOCIETY

In recognition of the ever-present need for annual operating funds, the 1915 Society pays tribute to our more than 100 years of educational excellence. Annual donors who give $1,915 and more in a fiscal year are recognized as members of this society.

HEAD OF SCHOOL CLUB $10,000 +

ANONYMOUS (2) Stephen Cragg Edith Eisner, FA, Lynn & Tom Ellis, T, CP, AP Seema & Madhu Gorla, T, CP Mary Howard ‘76 Aleksandra Egelja Maruszewski & Joe Maruszewski, T, CP

Margaret & Robert McCamant, AP Wendy & Randy Podolsky, AP Rothman Family Foundation Kathleen & Karl Scheidt, T, CP Liz Ellrodt & Scott Schweighauser, T, CP Micki & Jerry Springer, CG

BLUE AND GOLD CLUB $5,000 - $9,999

Sybille Spieker & Hermann Ackermann, CP Capital Group Co Charitable Foundation Dorian Bezanis, AP Marilyn & Bill Floyd, AP Renee & Sanford Goldberg ‘79 Gaby & Hollis Griffin, CP Betsy Shepherd & Scott Kinsloe ‘72, T Darlene & Ludwig Krammer, AP

Liz &Tim Landon, T, CP, AP Mary Hasten & Brien O'Brien, AP Adrianne Finley Odell & Rich Odell, F Deborah Pergament ’87, T RFA Roycemore Family Association Pam & Fred Sasser, AP Rhonda Woodard, CG

ROYCEMORE CLUB $2,500 - $4,999

Peter Birnbaum, CP Stacia & George Campbell, F, CP Derilyn & Anthony Chambers, T, CP Holly & James Crilly, CP Robyn Floyd ’07, F Diane & Kevin Foote, CP Victoria Priddy & Mark Fromm, CP Aisling Colon & Jonathan Holloway, CP

Bill Hinchliff, FA Eva & Lenz Neuhauser, CG Elena & Angelo Nikolov, CP Amy & Jay Novak, CP Mairead Reidy & Canice Prendergast, CP Sarah & James Rosen, CP Thao Pham & William Stull ‘82 Helen Swanston, ’72

GRIFFIN CLUB $1,915 - $2,499

Emily Barr & Scott Kane, AP Katrina Veerhusen & Hugh McCombs, AP Carolyn Brinker & John McNulty, CP Nicole & John Moore, CP

Legend Alumni - Class Year Alumni Parent - AP Alumni Grandparent - AG

Jack O`Brien ’08, T Mollie & Stephen Sudhoff, AP Zenfolio

Current Student - CS Current Parent - CP Current Grandparent - CG

Faculty - F Faculty Alumni - FA Royal Seven Club , Trustee - T

REBECCA THATCHER SOCIETY In recognition of those who choose to remember Roycemore School in their estate planning. Noted inthis report in blue font. If you have included Roycemore in your estate plans, please let us know, so we can recognize and thank you properly.

OUR GENEROUS COMMUNITY OF DONORS

We strive to list all donors with accuracy and sensitivity. However, despite this sincere desire to avoid errors, they do occur occasionally. If any omissions or errors have occured, please accept our apology and notify us so that future publications will be as accurate as possible. All gifts listed in this report were received between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. Roycemore honors all of our donors who chose to endorse our mission through an annual philanthropic gift.

Shield Club $500 - $1,914 Laura & Brandon Abraham, AP Anonymous Peggy Klein & Glenn Azuma, FA Mari & Charlie Barnes, CG Michele & Joseph Becker, FA Lisa & Jose-Luis Bretones, T, CP Amy & Clay Brock, CP Karen Radke-Byrnes & John Byrnes, F Emoke & Ivan Cico, CP CME Group Matching Program Antoaneta & Felix Condurat, CP Shawntay & Chadwick Cunningham, T Claudia & Clark Daggett, FA Laura & Mark Daniel, CP Regina Schwartz & William Davis, CP Emily Dawson Elizabeth & Christopher Deutsch ‘93 Judy Wahl & Jeremy Ellis Lillian & Carl Emery, CP James Fallon, CP Kelley Decker & Tim Foufas Trina Brickman & Jerry Gleicher, FA Betty & John Goerke, ’48 Carol Goldbaum, AP Patricia Graham, CP Susan Green, AG Ginger & Hollis Griffin, Sr., C Marlene & Sonny Hersh, T, AP Katherine Carson & Colin Hart, F Marianne & Carl Hopman, CP Jane & Jim Hulbert Becky & Charlie Jackson, CP Stephen Jackson, CG Susan & Michael Korpan, AG Nicholas Krammer ‘08 Lisa Mak & Peter Kwok, CP Marcia Lawrence Doris Lewy, AP Betsy & Craig Marantz, CP Jean & James McClung, CG Annelise Riles & Hiro Miyazaki, CP Kathryn & David Naftzger, CP Network For Good

Melinda & Kenneth Orzoff, F, AP Amy & Bob Parris ’88, CP Kathleen Parris, CG Merle Passis, F Lynn Pearlstein, AP Adair Waldenberg & Jon Peck Vicky & John Pickett, F Olga Borovski & Barry Praeuner, CP Kim Ptak & Jeffrey Ptak, CP Madeline Reyer ‘57 Stefanie & Dale Rivera, F, CP Stephanie & Jim Saltouros, CP Frances Aparicio & John Santiago, CP Beth Negronida & Charles Saxe, F, AP Kathryn & Robert Scheidt, CG Sara Keely McGuire & Erik Schnitger, F, CP Seattle Foundation Pearl Anne Seipp ’42 , Shannon & Stuart Shalowitz, CP Jill Skogheim Frank & Sue Spica, FA Barbara & Lindy Thomas, T, AP, AG Robert L. Thompson Nasutsa Mabwa & Sam Zabadneh, CP Xiaocui Li & Jinfu Zhang, CP Zenfolio Landmark Club up to $499 Darcy Aksamitowski, F Madiha Jamal & Khalid Alam, CP Amazon Smile Amanda Avery, F Ruby Badreldin, CP Justin Bailey, F Altaira & Eduardo Barrezueta, CP Cynthia Bathurst Brenda Beaugrand ‘84 Dea Beaugrand, F Lawrence Becker ’03 , Bernice & Douglas Benker, CG Elizabeth & Gregory Benker, CP Karen & David Bireta, CP Juliet Birnbaum, CP

Catalina Rincon-Bisbey & Brandon Bisbey, F, CP Blaze Pizza Nordine Boulhais, F Nathalie Bouzaglo, CP Anna Bouzas, CP Box Tops For Education Ann Bradford, CP Richard Briggs Barbara Burge ‘67 Paula & Geno Byrnes ’82 Mary & George Campbell, CG Kristyn & Arturo Carrillo ’00 Kristin & Malcolm Caskey ‘58 Minne & LaRoyce Chambers, CG Chipotle Mexican Grill Maggie Churchville Chelsea & Christopher Cooper, CP Tim Costello Angela & John Crilly, CG Sheila Cohen & Mark Crosley, AP Debra Curtis, F Joan & Bruce Daugherty, AP Elena DeWolfe ’87 Chheten Pradhan & Karma Dhargyal, CP Geno Byrnes & Paula Donato ‘87 Mandi Dyner ’89 Hannah Ellis ‘17 Epic Burger John Even Katie & Bill Ewen ’62 Miaw & John Falkenberg Christine & Radu Fega, CP Gail & Kenneth Firebaugh-Smith ‘70 Karrie Fisher, F, AP Thomas Fogarty, F, AP Paula Foster, CP Asiya Siddiqui & Shazib Frahim, CP Dori & Carsten Franck, F Kate & Cass Friedberg, AP Joan & Howard Friedman, AP Mary Ellen Friedman ’63 , Daysi Funes, CG Erin Kelly Gaines, F ROYCEMORE SCHOOL 18

Landmark Club (Continued) Maxwell Galloway-Carson ‘07 , Eleftherios Gdoutos ’05 , Linda Gies Judy & David Godinho, CP Melinda Graham, CP Barbara & Merrill Greenberger, CG Lynne & Rodney Greene, F Wendy Griffin, F Jennifer Weiss & Bruce Hamilton Ruth Hecht, F Juanita Hernandez, FA Julie & John Herrick, F Andrew Hersh Ruth Kovac & Harry Hertzberg ‘67 Vern & Jay Hetler, CP Katie Hilton, F Jenny & Paul Hixon ’86 Donnis Hobson ’66 Sue & Bill Horine, F Larry Hunt, F Susan Huntley-Gruenther, CG Lori & Tim Hurley, AP Karen & James Huston, AP Nancy Jackson, CG Leigh Jurecka & Matthew Jacobson, CP Rakesh Jain Caroline Johnson ‘08 Rochell & David Jones, AP Kathryn & Elliot Judd, AP Maxine Kane ’16 Mary Ann & Mark Kearns, AP Deborah Goldbaum Kelly ‘00 , & Ian Kelly, Steven Kismohr Marvin Klikunas, ‘72 Phyllis Korpan, AG Andreas Krammer Carole LaBonne, CP Charles Landon ’17 Barbara & John Larson ‘52 Nicholas Lash ’07 Elizabeth & Matthew Latimer, F Lee Ann & Timothy Lawlor, CP Cornelia Leach ‘11

Rochelle Levin, CG Kay & Robert Levine, AP Cara & Michael Levinson, AP Chenghao Li, CS Beth & Vance Liebman, AP Michael Margolis & Catherine Lindemann, CP Cheryl & Rob Linkhart, F, AP Dianne & David Lipkin, AP Lisa Litberg, CP Caitlin Liubin, F Heather Lucey, F Carol & Michael Malick ’67 Tricia & Phil Malkinson, F Susie Massey, F Jane McCamant ‘01 Stephanie Stern & Josh Melson, CP Emily & Christopher Michaelson, F Amy Milner-Gorvine, F Nicholas Monroe ’08 Barbara & Eric Muceus, AP Emily Muceus ‘92 Clara Muhammad, CP Joann Murphy ’59 Rene Brandt & Andera Mysen, CP Rosita Franklin & Gilbert Neal, CP Anne Aune ’86 & Charles Nevel, T Alyson Novesky, F Annette & Dan O'Donnell, F, CP Marianna & Patrick Ohlinger, CP Eric Olson Susan & Edward Osterberg ‘62 Lenore Ostrowsky ’66 Cornelia Parkes ‘54 PayPal Giving Fund Diane Phillips ’95 Sharon Pines, AP Douglas Pressman ‘86 Kesha Calton & Jeffery Puffenbarger, CP Mairaj Jaleel & Muqeeth Raheem, CP Vicky Kalogera & Fred Rasio, CP Lisa Reiland, CP Gay Riseborough ’54

Lisa McClung & Blasko Ristic, CP Tanise Robnett, F David Royko ’77 Terersa Schwank, CG Marcia & Jerry Severino, AP Cory Shepherd Kym & David Showers, F, CP, AP Beth & Jason Shutters, F, CP Tara Skinner, F Caroline Sloat ‘61 Ashley Smith, F Starr W. Snead Kelly Kreglow & Eric Spitznagel, CP Elyse Sporkin ’67 Karrie & Howard Stanley, F, CP Saiying Steenbergen-Hu & John Steenbergen, CP Kelly Strain, F Laura Bader & Victor Sturm, CP Jody & Conrad Suerth ‘88 Lynn & Ron Sutton, CG Barbara & Ronald Swanson ’58 Sarah Bixby & Randy Swaty, F Ron Tain, F Bellamy Taylor-Pines, F Helen Tilley, CP Christine & Zach Trowbridge, CP John Trowbridge, F Carrie & Matthew Trudeau, CP Kamy Chung Tse & Bryan Tse ‘80 Daria Vasko, CP Andrea & Michael Veilleux Bruno Waked, T Catherine & Charles Walgreen, CP Jeff Weiss, AP Ruth Weller, AP Tom Wills, AP Renee Cortez & David Wilts, CP, T Nicole & Jonathan Wise, CP Taylor & Christopher Wood, CP Jessi Wunder, F Katie & Adam Yenkin, CP Your Cause Ziggy Zapart, F

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DONOR RECOGNITION BY RELATIONSHIP

Below the listing of donors for the 2017-2018 yearas they are related to Roycemore.

We have 100 years between classes, and a wealth of family here. Your gifts across the years create incredible opportunities for the students of today and tomorrow!

Faculty Darcy Aksamitowski Amanda Avery Justin Bailey Catalina Rincon-Bisbey & Brandon Bisbey Nordine Boulhais Karen Radke-Byrnes & John Byrnes Stacia & George Campbell Debra Curtis Judy Wahl & Jeremy Ellis Karrie Fisher Robyn Floyd Thomas Fogarty Dori & Carsten Franck Erin Kelly Gaines Lynne & Rodney Greene Wendy Griffin Katherine Carson & Colin Hart Ruth Hecht Julie & John Herrick Katie Hilton Sue & Bill Horine Larry Hunt Elizabeth & Matthew Latimer Cheryl & Rob Linkhart Caitlin Liubin Heather Lucey Tricia & Phil Malkinson Susie Massey Emily & Christopher Michaelson Amy Milner-Gorvine Alyson Novesky Adrianne Finley Odell & Rich Odell Annette & Dan O'Donnell Melinda & Kenneth Orzoff Merle Passis Vicky & John Pickett Stefanie & Dale Rivera Tanise Robnett Beth Negronida & Charles Saxe Sara Keely McGuire & Erik Schnitger Kym & David Showers

Beth & Jason Shutters Tara Skinner Ashley Smith Karrie & Howard Stanley Kelly Strain Sarah Bixby & Randy Swaty Ron Tain Bellamy Taylor-Pines John Trowbridge Jessi Wunder Zbyszek Zapart Faculty Alumni Peggy Klein & Glenn Azuma Joseph Becker Clark Daggett Edith Eisner Bill Hinchliff Trina Brickman & Jerry Gleicher Juanita Hernandez Frank & Sue Spica Friends ANONYMOUS Cynthia Bathurst Richard Briggs Maggie Churchville Tim Costello Stephen Cragg Emily Dawson John Even Miaw & John Falkenberg Kelley Decker & Tim Foufas Linda Gies Jennifer Weiss & Bruce Hamilton Andrew Hersh Jane & Jim Hulbert Rakesh Jain Steven Kismohr Andreas Krammer Marcia Lawrence Eric Olson Adair Waldenberg & Jon Peck Cory Shepherd Jill Skogheim

Starr W. Snead Robert L. Thompson Andrea & Michael Veilleux Foundations Amazon Smile Box Tops For Education Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Network For Good Rothman Family Foundation Seattle Foundation Your Cause Organizations Blaze Pizza Chipotle Mexican Grill CME Group Matching Program Epic Burger PayPal Giving Fund Roycemore Family Association Zenfolio Grandparents Becky & Charlie Barnes Bernice & Douglas Benker Mary & George Campbell Minne & LaRoyce Chambers Angela & John Crilly Daysi Funes Barbara & Merrill Greenberger Ginger & Hollis Griffin Susan Huntley-Gruenther Nancy Jackson Stephen Jackson Jean & James McClung Rochelle Levin Eva & Lenz Neuhauser Kathleen Parris Kathryn & Robert Scheidt Terersa Schwank Micki & Jerry Springer Lynn & Ron Sutton Rhonda Woodard

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Trustees Lisa & Jose-Luis Bretones Derilyn & Anthony Chambers Shawntay & Chadwick Cunningham Lynn & Tom Ellis Seema & Madhu Gorla Marlene & Sonny Hersh Betsy Shepherd & Scott Kinsloe Liz & Tim Landon Aleksandra Egelja Maruszewski& Joe Maruszewski Anne Aune & Charles Nevel Jack O`Brien Deborah Pergament Kathleen & Karl Scheidt Liz Ellrodt & Scott Schweighauser Barbara & Lindy Thomas Bruno Waked Renee Cortez & David Wilts Parents of Alumni Laura & Brandon Abraham Dorian Bezanis Sheila Cohen & Mark Crosley Joan & Bruce Daugherty Lynn & Tom Ellis Karrie Fisher Marilyn & Bill Floyd Thomas Fogarty Kate & Cass Friedberg Carol Goldbaum Susan Green Marlene & Sonny Hersh Larry Hunt Lori & Tim Hurley Karen & James Huston Rochell & David Jones Kathryn & Elliot Judd Emily Barr & Scott Kane Mary Ann & Mark Kearns Darlene & Ludwig Krammer Liz & Tim Landon Kay & Robert Levine Cara & Michael Levinson Doris Lewy Beth & Vance Liebman Cheryl & Rob Linkhart

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Dianne & David Lipkin Margaret & Robert McCamant Katrina Veerhusen & Hugh McCombs Barbara & Eric Muceus Mary Hasten & Brien O'Brien Melinda & Kenneth Orzoff Lynn Pearlstein Sharon Pines Wendy & Randy Podolsky Pam & Fred Sasser Beth Negronida & Charles Saxe Marcia & Jerry Severino Kym & David Showers Sarah Bixby & Randy Swaty Barbara & Lindy Thomas Jeff Weiss Ruth Weller Tom Wills Jessi Wunder ALUMNI Class of 1942 Pearl Anne Seipp Class of 1948 Betty & John Goerke

Class of 1962 Katie & Bill Ewen Susan & Edward Osterberg Class of 1963 Mary Ellen Friedman Class of 1966 Donnis Hobson Lenore Ostrowsky Class of 1967 Barbara Burge Ruth Kovac & Harry Hertzberg Carol & Michael Malick Elyse Sporkin Class of 1970 Gail & Kenneth Firebaugh-Smith Class of 1972 Marvin Klikunas Helen Swanston Class of 1976 Mary Howard Class of 1977David Royko

Class of 1952 Barbara & John Larson

Class of 1979 ReneĂŠ & Sandy Goldberg

Class of 1954 Cornelia Parkes Gay Riseborough

Class of 1980 Kamy Tse Chung & Bryan Tse

Class of 1957 Madeline Reyer Class of 1958 Kristin & Malcolm Caskey Barbara & Ronald Swanson Class of 1959 Joann Murphy Class of 1961 Caroline Sloat

Class of 1982 Geno Byrnes & Paula Donato Thao Pham & Bill Stull Class of 1983 Joan Liautaud & Ted MacLean Class of 1984 Brenda Beaugrand Class of 1986 Jenny & Paul Hixon Anne Aune & Charles Nevel Douglas Pressman

Class of 1987 Elena DeWolfe Deborah Pergament Class of 1988 Amy & Bob Parris Jody & Conrad Suerth Class of 1989 Mandi Dyner Class of 1993 Elizabeth & Christopher Deutsch Emily Muceus Class of 1995 Diane Phillips Class of 2000 Kristyn & Arturo Carrillo Deborah & Ian Kelly Class of 2001 Jane McCamant Class of 2003 Lawrence Becker Class of 2005 Terry Gdoutos Nicholas Monroe Class of 2007 Robyn Floyd Maxwell Galloway-Carson Nicholas Lash Class of 2008 Caroline Johnson Nicholas Krammer Jack O`Brien Class of 2011 Cornelia Leach Class of 2016 Maxine Kane

Class of 2017 Hannah Ellis Class of 2019 Chenghao Li

Current Parents Class of 2019 Laura Bader & Victor Sturm Holly & Jim Crilly Lynn & Tom Ellis Carole LaBonne Lisa Reiland Carrie & Matthew Trudeau Class of 2020 Emoke & Ivan Cico Laura & Mark Daniel Victoria Priddy & Mark Fromm Betsy & Craig Marantz Class of 2021 Sybille Spieker & Hermann Ackermann Ann Bradford Amy & Clay Brock Gaby & Hollis Griffin Aisling Colon & Jonathan Holloway Lee Ann & Timothy Lawlor Amy & Bob Parris Kim & Jeffrey Ptak Sarah & James Rosen Liz Ellrodt & Scott Schweighauser Class of 2022 Emoke & Ivan Cico Laura & Mark Daniel Diane & Kevin Foote Alexandra Egelja & Joe Maruszewski Carolyn Brinker & John McNulty Rosita Franklin & Gilbert Neal Lisa McClung & Blasko Ristic Kym & David Showers Nicole & Jonathan Wise

Class of 2023 Lisa & Jose-Luis Bretones Antoaneta & Felix Condurat James Fallon Asiya Siddiqui & Shazib Frahim Seema & Madhu Gorla Lisa Mak & Peter Kwok Mairead Reidy & Canice Prendergast Mairaj Jaleel & Muqeeth Raheem Shannon & Stuart Shalowitz Xiaocui Li & Jinfu Zhang Class of 2024 Ann Bradford Chheten Pradhan & Karma Dhargyal Asiya Siddiqui & Shayan Frahim Seema & Madhu Gorla Melinda Graham Liz & Tim Landon Annelise Riles & Hiro Miyazaki Kathryn & David Naftzger Stephanie & Jim Saltouros Class of 2025 Juliet Birnbaum Peter Birnbaum Antoaneta & Felix Condurat Patricia Graham Amy & Jay Novak Frances Aparicio & John Santiago Daria Vasko Renee Cortez & David Wilts Class of 2026 Anna Bouzas Seema & Madhu Gorla Lisa Mak & Peter Kwok Alexandra Egelja & Joe Maruszewski Stephanie Stern & Josh Melson Marianna & Patrick Ohlinger Stefanie & Dale Rivera Kathleen & Karl Scheidt Kym & David Showers ROYCEMORE SCHOOL 22

Class of 2027 Altaira & Eduardo Barrezueta Nathalie Bouzaglo Lisa & Jose-Luis Bretones Chelsea & Christopher Cooper Lillian & Carl Emery Vern & Jay Hetler Leigh Jurecka & Matthew Jacobson Lisa Litberg Marianna & Patrick Ohlinger Sara Keely McGuire & Erik Schnitger Saiying Steenbergen-Hu & John Steenbergen Christine & Zach Trowbridge Catherine & Charles Walgreen Katie & Adam Yenkin Nasutsa Mabwa & Sam Zabadneh

Saiying Steenbergen-Hu & John Steenbergen Nasutsa Mabwa & Sam Zabadneh

Class of 2028 Ruby Badreldin Stacia & George Campbell Marianne & Carl Hopman Bridget & Burke Montgomery Rene Brandt & Andrea Mysen Olga Borovski & Barry Praeuner Kesha Calton & Jeffery Puffenbarger

Class of 2033 Karen & David Bireta Catalina Rincon-Bisbey & Brandon Bisbey Michael Margolis & Catherine Lindemann Nicole & John Moore Taylor & Christopher Wood

Class of 2029 Regina Schwartz & William Davis Christine & Radu Fega Judy & David Godinho Marianne & Carl Hopman Stefanie & Dale Rivera Kelly Kreglow & Eric Spitznagel Class of 2030 Madiha Jamal & Khalid Alam Chelsea & Christopher Cooper Paula Foster Becky & Charlie Jackson Bridget & Burke Montgomery Vicky Kalogera & Fred Rasio Beth & Jason Shutters

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Class of 2031 Ling Chen & Michael Adams Ruby Badreldin Stacia & George Campbell Derilyn & Anthony Chambers Elizabeth & Gregory Benker Becky & Charlie Jackson Karrie & Howard Stanley Class of 2032 Chelsea & Christopher Cooper Nicole & John Moore Clara Muhammad

GIFTS IN KIND

Gifts in kind, also referred to as in-kind donations, are a type of charitable giving in which, instead of giving money to buy needed goods and services, the goods and services themselves are given. In the 2018- 2019 school year, Our generous donors contributed over $60,000 in goods and services for the betterment of our school.

In-Kind Donors

Abt Academic Angle Darcy Aksamitowski Another Time, Another Place Amanda Avery Benefit Cosmetics Mr. Peter Birnbaum Blind Faith Cafe Nordine Boulhais Steven Brown, MD Buffalo Joe's Judy & David Calton Stacia & George Campbell Chicago Botanic Garden Chicago Glaucoma Consultants Chicago Scenic Studios Ling Chin and Michael Adams City Winery Comedy Sportz Concierge Unlimited Coopers Hawk Winery and Restaurants Cupitol Hazel and Lester Dixon Pam Farley and Andreas Antoniou Field Notes Brand Adrianne Finley Odell & Rich Odell Karrie Fisher Robyn Floyd Fulton Market Kitchen Sarah & James Rosen Connie Gillock Diane and Rafal Goebel Goodman Theatre Patricia Graham Gaby & Hollis Griffin Madhu Gorla, MD Ruth Hecht Heirloom Books Leigh Jurecka and Matthew Jacobson Kane County Cougars Betsy Shepherd and Scott Kinsloe Carole LaBonne Lapin Systems Elizabeth & Matthew Latimer Little Beans Cafe

Debbie Lord Lou Malnati's Pizzeria Betsy & Craig Marantz Emily & Christopher Michaelson Bridget & Burke Montgomery Joann Murphy Museum of Science and Industry Sharon Naylor Eva & Lenz Neuhauser Elena & Angelo Nikolov Melinda &. Kenneth Orzoff Gail & James Paskind Patisserie Coralie Porchlight Music Theatre Power Up Tech Academy Stefanie & Dale Rivera Robert Crown Community Center Tanise Robnett Marcia & Matthew Rubenstein Kathleen and Karl Scheidt Seaglass Fine Art Photography Elizabeth Sebesta Sketchbook Brewing Company Tara Skinner Kelly Kreglow and Eric Spitznagel Karrie and Howard Stanley Helen Swanston Bellamy Taylor-Pines Temperance Beer Company The Wine Goddess Tito's Vodka Trader Joe’s Christine and Zach Trowbridge Victory Gardens Theater Vinic Wine Company Wine Insiders Women and Children First

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OUR LEADERSHIP 2018-2019 BOARD OF TRUSTEES THOMAS J. ELLIS - CHAIR JOSE-LUIS BRETONES - VICE CHAIR ELIZABETH ELLRODT - SECRETARY CHADWICK CUNNINGHAM - TREASURER ADRIANNE FINLEY ODELL - PRESIDENT ANNE M. AUNE ‘96 ANTHONY CHAMBERS, MD ALEKSANDRA EGELJA-MARUSZEWSKI SEEMA GORLA, MD SONNY HERSH SCOTT KINSLOE ELIZABETH LANDON JACK O’BRIEN ‘09 DEBORAH PERGAMENT ’87 KATHLEEN SCHEIDT BARBARA TURNBULL THOMAS DAVID WILTS Mission: Our Purpose To inspire and nurture excellence and prepare each student for success in higher education and in a dynamic and complex world.

Vision Statement Roycemore School will sustain our legacy of outstanding college preparatory education within our nurturing community. We remain committed to enhanced opportunities for student learning as we develop new centers of academic excellence, increase our engagement with our local community and develop long-range fiscal plans to sustain our school for future generations.

Values Scholarship • Integrity • Community • Respect • Compassion

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