Saint Patrick Catholic School Annual Report 2022-2023

ANNUAL REPORT OF GIVING 2022-2023

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SCHOOL MISSION Saint Patrick Catholic School educates and nurtures the whole child - mind, body, and spirit - to be a Christ-centered, compassionate, and courageous servant leader.

Board of Directors Pamela A. McKinney, Ed.D. President Charles V. McPhillips Secretary William A. Prince Treasurer Michael K. Kerner Director Cynthia S. Kelly, M.D. Director

Maura B. Murchake Director Donald F. Price Director Kevin M. Sweeney, RDML, USN (Ret.) Director Julie L. Trudell Director

Saint Patrick Catholic School Foundation The mission of this Foundation is to hold and manage an endowment to support financial aid, faculty development, operating needs, and capital projects of Saint Patrick Catholic School.

Jane P. Batten Co-Chairman

John H. Tucker, Jr. Co-Chairman

Founded in 2005 by the James Barry Robinson Trust, Saint Patrick is an independent Catholic school with an enrollment of approximately 400 students in grades Pre-Kindergarten through Eight. We are committed to educating the whole child through our distinct model for educational success that allows us to celebrate the gifts of every child. Enrollment is open to children from all faith traditions, Catholic and non-Catholic alike, and spiritual instruction is designed to help the child as well as the family as they continue along their own faith journey. Saint Patrick Catholic School admits qualified students of any race, color, gender, ethnicity, national origin, or disability (if reasonable accommodations can be assumed by the school).

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DEAR FRIENDS OF SAINT PATRICK CATHOLIC SCHOOL, Having completed my first year as Head of School, I remain steadfast in my belief that I found a School where children feel safe and loved, where lessons in faith and character lead to service and leadership, and where students learn to live not just with each other but for each other. Saint Patrick’s intentional balance of academics, athletics, fine arts, and a nurturing environment transforms students into confident and productive citizens who bring a growth mindset to all that they do. During my first year, I marveled at the Wolfhound faculty and staff who inspire students to push through challenges and model faith in action daily. At times, I struggled to keep pace with the vibrancy of our faith-learning community and felt blessed to have so many welcoming and supportive administrators, board members, and parents to support me as I learned the true value of a Saint Patrick education.

In a quest to learn the secret behind Saint Patrick’s success, I immersed myself in every aspect of School life! I visited classrooms, chaperoned retreats and field trips, cheered at athletic events, applauded musical performances and concerts, and participated in annual celebrations such as the Fiesta Latina, Earth Day, STEM Day, Feast on the Feast, and Field Day. Fun and fundraisers, such as Returning Thanks, Alumni gatherings, and Evenings at Saint Patrick classes revealed more about the Wolfhound community’s commitment and generosity. In my pursuit to understand what makes Saint Patrick tick, I even braved the icy water of the Dunk Tank on Field Day to mirror the Wolfhound mentality, i.e., grit in the face of adversity!

From the early days of the Faculty Retreat, parent coffees, and my first “Boo Hoo Woo Hoo” to Eighth Grade Panel Presentations, Baccalaureate Mass, and Commencement, the love for all things Saint Patrick never waned. I could have just read the mission statement to understand the secret behind our School’s success, but then I would not have captured the true scope of curiosity, creativity, spirituality, and joy of the Wolfhound experience or the essence of the community that keeps it all moving forward!

Saint Patrick Catholic School opened its doors 19 years ago and continues to grow! This past year brought a number of accomplishments and signs of a healthy and sustainable future! Some of these included:  Exceeded our 2022-2023 Annual Fund goal by $30,000  Enrollment reached 409 for 2023-2024 school year  Provided $793,883 in Financial Assistance to 123 students last year (31%).  Endowment Fund topped $7 million

 Increased Campus Security with schoolwide door and camera replacements/maintenance; new AEDs and crisis training for faculty, staff and board members  Refurbished and redecorated the Towne Bank Atrium and completed four classroom upgrades as part of a plan to update every classroom in the school

I feel truly blessed to have the opportunity to serve and lead Saint Patrick Catholic School and am looking forward to a happy and productive year ahead!

With Gratitude and Appreciation,

Lauren Mazzari

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year-in-review

Highlights From our Banner Year: 2022-2023 LIFE OF Mind  Second Grade students participated in a Black History Wax Museum project, highlighting Black leaders, inventors, activists, athletes, and artists.  One Third Grade and two Sixth Grade students received High Honors for the yearend Wordmasters Challenge, finishing in the top 2% of all competitors at their grade level. There were 35 students (25 Lower and 11 Middle School students) who earned Honorable Mention, finishing in the top 10% of all students in the challenge.  Saint Patrick Catholic School students earned recognition for the 2022 National

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Spanish Exam, winning four gold, two silver, 12 bronze medals, and 17 honorable mentions.  Earth Day 2023 was celebrated on April 27.

Our Laudato Si Committee joined faculty, staff, parents, and community partners to provide students with environmental sustainability activities across the campus.  The Trustey STEM team facilitated the first ever STEM Day on March 22. The Saint Patrick Catholic School’s Notre Dame STEM Trustey Fellows provided grade level activities related science, technology, engineering, and mathematics activities for PreK to Eighth Grade with the support of Old Dominion University and Wolfhound parents.

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 Middle School students participated in Activity Bell every Wednesday, allowing students to self-select courses including but not limited to, Ocean Engineering and Exploration, Finch Robotics, Shakespeare, America Latina, and Invention Convention.  Saint Patrick Catholic School students attended the William and Mary Middle School Model United Nations Conference, WMIDMUN, the weekend of March 3rd.

Model UN is a simulation of the real United Nations. Fourteen students researched countries throughout the world and delved into a variety of issues facing our international community prior to the conference.  Sixth Grade students went to First Landing State Park for an integrated learning experience. Students canoed in the river while exploring the biotic and abiotic factors of the Lynnhaven River and learned about human activities impact on the estuary, ecosystem health, and system dynamics.  Seventh and Eighth Grade students completed their History Day research project.

This year, projects were constructed utilizing Google Sites. This exercise provided students with research experience using primary and secondary sources, writing a research paper, and designing a digital presentation. Students had the opportunity to share their projects with one another, fostering Life of Mind and Life of Relationship.  Lower School students enrich their learning with hands-on activities and field trips to: First Landing State Park, the Chrysler Museum, Colonial Williamsburg, the Virginia Zoo, and the Virginia Aquarium.  Saint Patrick Theatre showcased their musical and performing talents in Broadwaycaliber musicals White Christmas and Beauty and the Beast.  Our Wolfhound Robotics Team comprised of five Middle School students, took home 1st

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place in the Mid-Atlantic Regional MATE ROV competition.

LIFE OF RELATIONSHIP  Eighth Grade students and teachers enjoyed a bonding, cross-curricular field trip to Washington, D.C. to experience the Franciscan Monastery, National History Museum, Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King Memorial, and FDR Memorial.  The School held a tree dedication to remember our dear friend, Mr. Gerald Savage, who was a member of the Wolfhound community for over 10 years, providing custodial service..  The Celtic Council Student Government offered two dances for Middle School students. Students came dressed in their spooky costumes for the “Halloween Dance” and in neon-glow attire to the “Firefly Dance” held in the spring.  Students in PreK through Sixth Grade shared the gift of song with their grandparents and “grand friends” at the Grandparent’s Day Program under the direction of Chris Kypros on November 22. Following the program, Middle School students shared their artistic talents at the Middle School Art Show in the Francis M. and Harvey L. Lindsay, Jr. Art Connector. Seventh and Eighth Grade students connected with guests and each other while serving as gallery hosts and docents for the visual arts on display.  Over 65 Middle School students served as student ambassadors as part of our Legati program. Students led the Snapshot Tours and served as hosts for schoolwide events during the year.  Alumni speakers, Ryan Saal, Class of 2014, and Kieran Koch, Class of 2014, returned to talk to middle school students during Assembly on topics related to their professional fields. Alumna Jessie Wohner,

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year-in-review (Continued) Highlights From our Banner Year: 2022-2023 Class of 2018, delivered the commencement speech at our Eighth Grade Graduation on June 3.

history, Canon Law, and importance of faith in our lives, as well as the value of Catholic education.

 Evenings at Saint Patrick offered a robust roster of classes and experiences for adults in our community. These quality enrichment classes covered various topics, including cooking, wine, regional history, travel opportunities, and more, raising money for Saint Patrick Catholic School Financial Assistance.

 The Dedication of the Eighth Grade Legacy Statue of “Madonna and Child,” a sculpture by Timothy P. Schmalz, was held on June 2, 2023. Bricks with the Eighth Grade students’ names were placed near the statue, which is located in front of the school.

Grade-level spiritual retreats were held for Fifth through Eighth Grade students.

 On December 19, 2022, over 40 of our graduates (21 and older) came together for the annual Alumni Happy Hour at O’Connor Brewing. On Sunday, May 21, 2023, 50 Saint Patrick Catholic School graduates joined us on campus for the Wolfhound Alumni Reunion.  We celebrated our military students during April, the month of the Military Child, with a “Military Munchkins” morning for students and their military family members, a demonstration by the ODU Drill team, and a “Purple Up” Day. Students in Kindergarten through Eighth Grade participated in a collaborative art project and other fun activities to honor our military students.

LIFE OF SPIRIT  We celebrated Catholic Schools Week with daily activities that united our School in prayer, fellowship, and faith. Catholic Schools Week kicked off with a piano concert by Chris Kypros and we continued to celebrate throughout the week with a special Mass, art projects, dress like a Saint or Jesus day, and other fun activities. This celebratory week culminated with a “How well do you know the Pope?” Pep Rally. Our Religion teachers outdid themselves, teaching the

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 The Prayer Buddy tradition continued pairing Seventh and Eighth Grade students with Kindergarten and First Grade. The older students look after and serve as role models for our Wolfhound Pups.  Christian Unity Day was celebrated on January 25, 2023. We were joined by 14 pastors from area parishes and churches.

LIFE OF VOCATION  For the fourth year, Saint Patrick Catholic School was awarded the Pearl School Award

by Lynnhaven River NOW in recognition of the School’s dedication to environmental sustainability through actions from our teachers and students.  The School earned a Resilient River Star award from the Elizabeth River Project for its commitment to wildlife restoration across the watershed, becoming lifelong river stewards by conducting river-friendly projects and initiatives.  Led by the Celtic Council Student Government, we collected over 390 toys for the Marine Toys 4 Tots program for disadvantaged children.

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 The Operation Smile Club held several fundraisers raising over $3,000 which will provide 12 life-changing surgeries and comprehensive cleft care including orthodontics, speech therapy, and psychosocial care.  Servant Leadership was alive and well with over 10 initiatives, including, but not limited to: Locks of Love, where students donate six or more inches of hair for those suffering from alopecia, cancer treatment, and burn trauma; Sweets for Sailors, which collected and sent prepackaged sweets to sailors on deployment; Morning Meals for the Homeless, where breakfast items were collected for local churches to provide meals for those experiencing homelessness; a Volleyball Pink Out for breast cancer awareness; and Kicks for Kids, where students led a shoe drive to provide footwear for children in need.  As a school, we were able to provide 2,000 donated food items to local food banks.  As part of the Eighth Grade Retreat in September, students visited a Migrant Farm Camp. It was a very eye-opening and humbling experience for the entire group.

For weeks prior to the retreat, the students collected clothes, shoes, and toiletries to distribute to the migrant workers and their families. The experience always serves as a powerful reminder of how fortunate and blessed we all are and students learn from interacting with people who embody humility, gratitude, and hard work.

PHYSICAL LIFE  Over 90% of students in Third through Eighth Grade participated in at least one of the eight sports offered at Saint Patrick.

Tennis players, and 34 Cross Country runners. Winter Atlthlestics included 17 Birls and Boys Basketball teams for Thirs through Eighth Grade.  The Middle School Boys Soccer team won their 10th straight championship in the Eastern Tidewater Independent Schools league.  All three Girls Volleyball teams made it to the final four in their respective divisions.  The Fourth Grade Boys Basketball team was crowned champion with an undefeated season.  An Eighth Grade student received the Tidewater Catholic Basketball League’s Dr. Lawrence G. Dotolo Scholarship Award for exemplifying the traits of good sportsmanship and team play, with an emphasis on school spirit, community service, and high academic achievement.  Spring sports included 38 Field Hockey and 22 Soccer players. 19 Wolfhounds played Baseball, 22 played Tennis and 24 ran Track, winning silver in the 4 x 100 and gold in the 4 x 400 meter.  Senior Girls Field Hockey finished the season undefeated and took home the School’s second straight senior division championship.  The Eighth Grade Sports Banquet was held on May 24, 2023, with guest speaker alumnus Trevor Maloney, Class of 2019.  “Out of this World” was this year’s Field Day theme. Students participated in a variety of space-related activities that created opportunities for competition, relationshipbuilding, and fun. There were 43 stations across campus, snow cones and inflatables, all manned by countless volunteers.

 Fall athletics included 28 Volleyball players, 45 Boys Soccer players, 14 Girls

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Shared Values & Lasting Connections

BY LAUREN MAZZARI, HEAD OF SCHOOL

WHEN I FIRST ACCEPTED THE POSITION AS HEAD OF SCHOOL AND MOVED FROM MONTCLAIR, THE PLACE MY FAMILY AND I CALLED HOME FOR OVER 30 YEARS, I TOOK A LEAP OF FAITH, ONE THAT MY HUSBAND REMINDED ME FREQUENTLY CAME WITH RISK. During our initial visit to Saint Patrick, interactions with faculty, students, parents and board members, as well as the tour of the beautiful campus, impressed both of us. For months leading up to our move to Virginia, I continued to learn about Saint Patrick from 360 miles away. Everything I read or heard about the School described it as a place that recognized every child’s gifts, embraced its Catholic identity, and valued the Total Formation of its students. The question remained though, would that initial impression withstand closer inspection?

To me, it all came down to whether or not Saint Patrick Catholic School truly lived its mission statement. The words “Saint Patrick educates and nurtures the whole child - mind, body, and spirit - to be a Christ-centered, compassionate and courageous servant leader” promised so much. Perhaps years in education left me skeptical that any School could achieve such a lofty goal, especially after the challenges of Covid left most schools reeling and communities feeling disconnected.

Having completed my first year, I feel proud, grateful, and a bit relieved to report, Saint Patrick’s mission guides every lesson taught, every interaction shared, every program developed, and even every dream hoped for the future. A deep commitment to the shared values explains the lasting connections between faculty, staff, Board members, students, and parents, past and present. Even with the day-to-day scrutiny of examining the School from every angle, I found

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no inconsistencies or gaps where we break from the vision and guiding beliefs integral to the success of this all-important mission.

From a distance, living by the principles of a Glasser Quality School, the foundational beliefs underpinning day-to-day operations, and the tenets of the Graduate at Graduation, emphasizing the Life Of’s as a means to self-actualization essential to the mission, seems daunting. The very idea that servant leadership, compassion, faith, and courage lead to happiness and fulfillment runs counter to the messaging bombarding young people daily. I remained skeptical that Saint Patrick’s mission could provide the essential formula for lives well lived; that is, until I saw faculty, staff, Board members, parents, and alumni bringing it to life again and again each day in word and in deed.

The shared values of the School’s community create a positive climate and supportive environment where students feel confident taking risks and making mistakes as part of the learning process. All learning stems from trusting relationships between students and faculty, as well as School and families, and instills a long view mentality that seems so opposite to that of the quick gratification so many seek. Values such as the importance of faith, family, and Catholic education explain why so many of our Wolfhounds return to Saint Patrick to give back to their community and keep their connections alive.

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To spend time on campus is to witness the mission and those vital connections in action! Across my first year, alumni returned to the classrooms to share their enthusiasm for everything from theatre and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) to service and faith. Exemplifying connections to the Life of Mind, Vocation, Spirit, Relationship and Physical Life, alumni shared their passion and talents with current Wolfhounds, inspiring them with the latest in science research and service projects that support sustainability, such as the solar panel installation on the Hammond Outdoor Classroom.

During the year, Middle School Assembly guest speakers encouraged students to live healthy and productive lives. Students listened to presentations ranging from medical students identifying the health risks attributed to sun exposure to a recent graduate of Virginia Tech relating his faith journey which began at Saint Patrick. Combining a love of faith and education, Alumna Margaret Lassalle joined our teaching staff as the new kindergarten theology teacher. All our returning alumni noted that a fulfilling life meant more than a lucrative salary; they found joy and purpose in caring for others.

During my inaugural year, I experienced first hand the Wolfhound alumni tradition of making lasting connections by volunteering their time and talent. I watched as alumni shared their talent and love for soccer and field hockey, as well as basketball and tennis!

Parents and alumni coaches make our athletics program possible and teach our Wolfhounds about teamwork, sportsmanship, and healthy lifestyles while making lasting connections, one game or practice at a time.

Nowhere else are lasting connections more visible than in our Fine and Performing Arts

program. Last year, accomplished Alumni musicians, singers, and performers returned to the stage to share their talent and passion with the entire Wolfhound community.

Some alumni sang for the showcase portion of the Princeton Nassoons concert; still others returned for an encore at Saint Patrick to raise money for the musical production Beauty and the Beast. Giving back comes naturally to our performers!

Even during the summer and after school hours, Wolfhound alumni are hard at work.

At least 15 Wolfhound Alumni returned to help with Wolfhound Weeks, our successful summer camp program, and/or Extended Care. Sharing great memories with former classmates and making new ones for current Wolfhounds, these alumni are instrumental in building community, providing fun, and consistently modeling the values they learned as part of their Saint Patrick education.

Last year, Saint Patrick created an Alumni Council to help keep those connections strong across many years of Wolfhound graduates! To help grow this potential connection with Alumni, we began a new tradition last May by inducting the Class of 2023 into the Wolfhound Alumni Family.

We hope to bring more representatives from each of the 18 graduating classes since 2008 onto the Alumni Council.

Countless examples of service, leadership, faith, and compassion provide clear evidence of the mission statement in action. Shared values and lasting connections help keep Saint Patrick affordable and accessible to all who seek a quality independent Catholic education for years to come. Like the mission statement, the mantra “Once a Wolfhound, always a Wolfhound!” is not just an empty phrase but a lived reality.

PICTURED TOP (L to R): Sean Trudell ‘20; SECOND ROW: Johnny Baker March ‘22, Fred Ward ‘19, and Fred Ward ‘19; THIRD ROW: Zinnia Wilson ‘22; FOURTH ROW: Kieran Koch ‘14; FIFTH ROW: Colin McGlynn, Julia Varverud ‘19, McKinley Heidelberg-Dennison ‘22, Abigail Bodvake ‘19.

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Returning Thanks Society Donors 2022-2023 The Society recognizes individuals who have demonstrated their commitment to sustainability through yearly pledges of $1000 or more.

Saint Patrick Society

Irish Wolfhound Society (cont.)

Mrs. Jane P. Batten Scholarship Fund (2013)

Jerry Allgeier (2014) Josh & Karen Anderson (2016) Jason & Mary Baker (2018) The Canga Leader Family (2018) John & Charlotte Chandler (2006) Thad Doumar (2020) Mr. and Mrs. William C. Eisenbeiss (2008) Tom & Melissa Emerick (2019) Rodney Flores & Vanessa Phillips Flores (2020) John & Janis Harrington (2020) The Howlett-Kramer Family (2021) Greg & Janet Kim (2013) Mary Louis & Willette LeHew (2019) Harry Lester (2019) Eric & Mim Lovell (2014) Dr. Pamela & CDR Frank A. McKinney (2022) Ms. Nancy McMahon (2008) Sean & Mary Meehan (2018) The Neskis Family (2019) Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Price (2006) Charles & Kathy Robison (2015) Mariah & Ethan Rule (2020) Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Seidensticker (2019) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Spencer (2023) Mark & Margie Tekamp (2019) Cathy S. Thaden and Stanley Lawson (2022) Mr. & Mrs. P.J. & Julie Trudell (2022) Dr. & Mrs. William H. Ward (2023) Jan & Mark White (2011)

$100,000 and above (member since)

Saint Patrick Society

$10,000 to $49,999 (member since) Mrs. Jane P. Batten (2017)

Shamrock Circle Society

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$5,000 to $9,999 (members since)

Josh & Katie Baker (2022) The Barry Boys Scholarship Fund (2006) Robert & Cynthia Kelly (2019) Chuck & Theresa McPhillips (2014)

Irish Wolfhound Gold Society $2,000 to $4,999 (members since)

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Abbott (2022) Mr. Rick & Dr. Jane Amelon (2016) Richard & Kathleen Collins (2022) Amy Wilborn & Louis DeCuir (2022) Capt. & Mrs. Peter DeMane (Ret.) (2016) Brian & Marisela Hemphill (2022) Hayes & Mary Huff (2021) Barbara Lipskis (2022) Andrea & Scott Weaver (2015)

Irish Wolfhound Society

$1,000 to $1,999 (members since) Deborah Jo Alberti (2018)

$1,000 to $1,999 (members since)

“We are truly blessed to be a Wolfhound family. Some of the best educators that you will ever meet work at this school. They have an individual approach to children and they foster a nurturing environment for them to grow and prosper.”

– Emil and Kima Nazaryan

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Returning Thanks Donors Donations $25,000 and above Mrs. Jane P. Batten

Donations $10,000 to $24,999 T. Clinton Damuth Mr. & Mrs. Victor A. Brannon, Jr. #

Donations $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous Josh & Katie Baker # Instant Systems - EASP Kate Johnson Robert & Cynthia Kelly # Lauren & Steven Mazzari Sweeney Military Scholarship Fund

Donations $1,000 to $4,999

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Abbott Anonymous (2) Matthew & Michele Bak Tiger & Leah Bell Andrew & Annie Bosse + Mr. & Mrs. Josh H. Brown Alex & Patchi Cancado John & Karen Cavanaugh Edward Scott Cavin # Chris & Courtney Challoner Class of 2023 Scholarship Fund Pat & KC Collins # Conrad Brothers - Patron Sponsor Ms. Margaret Cordovana Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Crosby # The Decker Law Firm - EASP Col. & Mrs. James De Grand (Ret.) Dr. Debbie DiCroce The Esparza Family + Ryan & Ellie Homire Katie Howlett, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services - EASP Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kellam Douglas & Morgan Kelly Greg & Janet Kim # Michael & Lisa LaRock

Donations $1,000 to $4,999 (cont.)

The Law Office of Emily Mapp Brannon - EASP Charlie & Mary Pat Liggio + # Mr. & Mrs. Masterson + The James & Joan Maus Endowment for the Visual Arts Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Mayer Dr. Pamela McKinney # McKnight Military Family Scholarship Chuck McPhillips Scholarship Fund Shep Miller Montagna Klein Camden LLP - EASP Bobby & Sarah Moro Emil & Kima Nazaryan The Neskis Family - EASP Randal & Barbra Noe + Oasis Pools and Hardscapes LLC - EASP Priority Automotive - EASP Charles & Kathy Robison # The Ryan Club Sharon & Hooman Sadr Gabrielle & Michael Shumate Sysco Hampton Roads The Uiterwyk Family + Michelle & Mark Warden Virginia Zoological Society, Inc. - EASP Ware Insurance c/o Michael Kellam - EASP Zoby & Broccoletti, PC - EASP

Donations $500 to $999

Deborah Jo Alberti # American Online Giving Foundation # Atlantic Heating & Cooling - EASP Stuart Birkel & Natalie Cassis Blackbaud Giving Fund Bill & Lorraine Bott * # Richard & Megan Brammer + Amy & Mike Cutter Dr. & Mrs. Georg Dahl * Elite Day Spa - EASP Pamela Fein Bo & Val Foley Bruce & Sharon Foster * Paul & Beth Fraim

+ Reccuring Monthly Donation | *Multi-year Pledge | # Donated Multiple Times During FY | EASP – Evenings at Saint Patrick Sponsor

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Returning Thanks Donors (Continued)

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Donations $500 to $999 (cont.)

James & Sarah Gorman Jack & Isma Granger # Steve & Renae Hammond Eric & Theresa Haught # Dan & Heather Howard # Tom & Lee Joly Jane H. Kelly Mr. Whitney Lester & Ms. Elaine Hogan Little Creek Family Dental - EASP Lovell Family Dentistry - EASP LPR Limousine Service - EASP John & Julie Malcolm David Maltby John & Jacqueline McIntyre Jerry & Su McNeill * Amy Owens + Abigail & Omari Peterkin * Thomas & Barbara Poindexter J Ryan & Margot Powell + Mr. & Mrs. William A. Prince Protogyrou Law, PLC - EASP Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Schuette + Selective Insurance - EASP Ann & Wayne Shank Cathy Thaden & Stanley Lawson EASP Mengluan Wang & Wenxin Chen Morgan & Adair Wells # Bunny & Jim Wells George & Crystal Willson

Donations $250 to $499 Paul & Sarah Allgeier # Jack & Ellie Ankerson * Anonymous Nora Barnes Cynthia & Howard Baugh Tom & Kathy Bosse * Patricia & Mark Breor Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Brewer Jason & Ann Bruhn # Karen Buck Mr. & Mrs. William Burkett *

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Donations $250 to $499 (cont.)

Ron & Barbara Chapman + # Mr. & Mrs. Eric Chrabot * John Clift & Michelle Walters + Alexis Dattoli Interior Design EASP Bill & Tracy Delmar Doumar’s - EASP Valerie Downes & Benjamin Maxymuk Andrew & Jessica Dumm Trey & Suzanne Emmons # Esparza Family Dentistry - EASP Paul & Lucy Gibney * Peter & Jessica Gilden The Glenn Family - EASP Liz Harrington Colonel & Mrs. Roy Harrington * Betty Hart # Charlie & Jose Hinsch * # William & Jessica Horner * Ray & Jane Huston Mark Kelly - Class of ‘12 + Rick & Megan Kiefner + Ms. Lauren Kiger * Niclas & Raquel Kohler Curtis & Susan Lambert # Antoine & Noemie Landry Ann & Andy Larkin Michael & Linda Lechman Lolly’s Creamery James B. Maus Audrey R. Maxymuk # Ms. Janice McCormick Joshua & Carolyn Meyer * # No Frill Bar & Grill - EASP Dan & Nicole Pellegrino * # Karen Priest Margaret M. Robertson Patrick & Martha Roebuck Mariah & Ethan Rule # Chris & Beth Tan + # Courtney Violette, Howard Hanna Real Estate Services - EASP Mr. & Mrs. Charles Vogan

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Returning Thanks Donors (Continued) Donations $250 to $499 (cont.) Donations $1 to $249 (cont.)

Westside Speech Therapy c/o Erika McCullough - EASP Carrie Woodard # Dr. Robert Woolfitt - EASP Kseniya & Dragos Zamfir

Donations $1 to $249

Annie & Sam Adsit Mary Liz Aldridge # Jeremy & Hilary Alessi + Anonymous (4) Jen & Dan Batkin David & Danielle Benjamin David & Leanne Besachio The Betancourt Family Acheena Blackson Patsy Blackson Box Tops for Education Kirk & Jan Brammer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brantmeyer Colleen Calabrese Denise Calhoun Ellen Carver & Will Redfern + Virginia Chandler - Class of ‘16 The Chivers Family Gerard & Nancy Chrabot Missy Clark Class of 2008 Scholarship Fund Class of 2009 Scholarship Fund Class of 2010 Scholarship Fund Class of 2011 Scholarship Fund Class of 2012 Scholarship Fund Class of 2013 Scholarship Fund Class of 2014 Scholarship Fund Class of 2015 Scholarship Fund Class of 2016 Scholarship Fund Class of 2017 Scholarship Fund Class of 2018 Scholarship Fund Class of 2019 Scholarship Fund Class of 2020 Scholarship Fund Class of 2021 Scholarship Fund Class of 2022 Scholarship Fund Peggy Congdon

Brooke Cooper Margaret Tucker Corprew Betsy Cox Kay & Georg Dahl Trink Dahl-Prince Jeanne Damron # Peter & Mary Kate DeMane # Joan & Kevin Donohue Kieran & Erika Donohue # Kristin Eden & Rick French # Elite Custom Cakes c/o Jose Hinsch * Tom & Melissa Emerick # Marilyn Ertel John & Diane Field Ralph & Sandy Fireoved Meg & Brent Fraim Xemis Cruz Garcia Daniel & Giovanna Genard Thomas Griffey Mr. & Mrs. Frank Guerrieri Laura & Mark Guyot + Tayloe & Laura Gwathmey Harris Teeter Together in Education Ms. Ashley Hartson Gary Hecht Ms. Alicia Hinsch Jeffrey & Jaqueline Hogan Ryan & Ellie Homire Bobby & Megan Howlett Vern & Gail Huber Robert Hull Drew & Erin Huston The James Family Sheila Jessen Sally Kellam Michelle Kent Stephen & Ann Kern Ben & Sarah Krantz Christopher Kypros Mr. & Mrs. Eric Lassalle Dr. & Mrs. Lou Lazzara David & Penny Main Erika McCullough

Donations $1 to $249 (cont.)

McKnight Military Family Scholarship Ed & Mary McPhillips Family of Mr. & Mrs. J. Vincent McPhillips Scholarship Fund Family of Mr. & Mrs. T. Joseph McPhillips Scholarship Fund Jon & Liz Montagna Mr. & Mrs. Glen Moss Paul & Lindsay Mullan Stephanie Musgrove Leonard & Jessica Newcomb John Michael & Ann O’Keefe Organize with Jackie Foster - EASP Megan Pallone # The Patrick Family Endowment Jane Pellegrino Gail Phipps Madison Phipps The Powers Family Kevin Price John & Carrie Prince The Prince Family Endowment William E. Rachels, Jr. The Ringleb-Schoenenberger Family * Nelly Garcia Rodriguez Matthew & Jennifer Rose * Liz Rossi Mark Ryan Tara F. Saunders * Zoah Scheneman Alison Schoew The Seeley Family Mallory Sigmon Mr. & Mrs. Noel Silverman Dionne Smith John & Beth Sokol Bryan & Jamie Soriano * Barbara Soto Collazo & Francisco Soto + Douglas & Margaret Stay Frank & Cathy Stumpf

+ Reccuring Monthly Donation | *Multi-year Pledge | # Donated Multiple Times During FY | EASP – Evenings at Saint Patrick Sponsor

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Returning Thanks Donors (Continued) Donations $1 to $249 (cont.)

2022-2023 FISCAL YEAR

Angel & Nicholas Sylvester Barbara Sylvester Michael & Alison Tem The Tenney Family Tidewater Gymnastics Academy EASP Capt. & Mrs. Carlos A. Torres, USN Jennifer & Mark Tschanz John Tucker

Donations $1 to $249 (cont.)

Tymoff + Moss Architects Scholarship Fund Thomas & Emily Uhl Dave Walters Carter & Virginia Ward J C Ware Scott & Kendra White Bruce & Nancy Wilcox + Henry & Pamela Wilcox

Donations $1 to $249 (cont.)

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Willette Cret Wilson & Jeanne Marie Liggio Martha Jo Wilson Karen Wohner Melissa & Sean Young * # Ms. Barbara Zoby & Dr. Sture V. Sigfried, Jr. Scholarship Fund

Inaugural Campaign Pledge Payments and Donations for Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Harvey Frances Lindsay Scholarship Fund Bobby & Nancy King Shep Miller John Tucker

Undesignated Funds

Charles & Kathy Robison TowneBank Foundation

Endowments The Barry Boys Fund Mrs. Jane P. Batten Scholarship Fund Class of 2008 Scholarship Fund Class of 2009 Scholarship Fund Class of 2010 Scholarship Fund Class of 2011 Scholarship Fund Class of 2012 Scholarship Fund Class of 2013 Scholarship Fund Class of 2014 Scholarship Fund Class of 2015 Scholarship Fund Class of 2016 Scholarship Fund Class of 2017 Scholarship Fund Class of 2018 Scholarship Fund Class of 2019 Scholarship Fund Class of 2020 Scholarship Fund Class of 2021 Scholarship Fund Class of 2022 Scholarship Fund

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Ms. Margaret Cordovana Scholarship Fund Harvey & Frances Lindsay Scholarship Fund The James & Joan Maus Endowment for the Visual Arts McKnight Military Family Scholarship Chuck McPhillips Scholarship Fund Family of Mr. & Mrs. J. Vincent McPhillips Scholarship Fund Family of Mr. & Mrs. T. Joseph McPhillips Scholarship Fund The Patrick Family Endowment The Prince Family Endowment Sweeney Military Scholarship Fund Tymoff + Moss Architects Scholarship Fund Ms. Barbara Zoby & Dr. Sture V. Sigfried, Jr. Scholarship Fund

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Education Improvement Scholarship Tax Credits Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bender Paul K. Campsen and Carrie White Richard and Angie Couselman

James and Kathleen Hooker Robert and Cynthia Kelly Richard and Janice Knapp Rick and Nancy Mapp

Vince and Suzanne Mastracco Richard T. and Patricia Strauss Cathy Thaden and Stanley Lawson

Celtic Cross Society Deborah Jo Alberti Patric and Isabel Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barry Mrs. Jane P. Batten Tiger and Leah Bell Jim Bush Marie Callaham Mrs. Margaret Cordovana* Ellen Reed Carver Mr. Mark Denison and Mrs. Candace Heidelberg-Denison Mr. Thad Doumar Ms. Leslie Doyle Mr. and Mrs. William C. Eisenbeiss

Mr. Michael Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Hammond Ms. Lynn Hopkins Mr. John James Robert and Cynthia Kelly Michael and Helen Kerner Mr. John Koonce Ann and Andrew Larkin Harvey L. Linsday, Jr Mr. James Maus Ms. Nancy McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Charles McPhillips George and Catherine Neskis Randy and Barbra Noe

Dan and Nicole Pellegrino Donald and Barbara Price John and Carrie Prince Mr. and Mrs. Art Prince Mr. and Mrs. George Raiss Juliette and Frank Reidy Mr. and Mrs. John Searing Drs. Rick and Trish Strauss Cathy S. Thaden and Stanley Lawson Mr. and Mrs. PJ and Julie Trudell Mr. and Mrs.* John Tucker Mr. Mark and Dr. Jan White * Deceased

Tributes In Memory of Gerald Campbell MacLellan - George & Marty Raiss In Memory of Gerald Savage - Christopher Kypros In Memory of Peggy Hammond Rogers - Christopher Kypros

Grandparent Circle Bob & Joanne Abbott Jerry Allgeier Rick & Jane Amelon Jack & Ellie Ankerson Anonymous Howard & Cynthia Baugh

Tom & Kathy Bosse Kirk & Jan Brammer Thomas & Marjorie Brantmeyer Patricia & Mark Breor Karen Buck Deborah & William Burkett

Colleen Calabrese John & Karen Cavanaugh Ron & Barbara Chapman Gerard & Nancy Chrabot Richard & Kathleen Collins Peggy Congdon

+ Reccuring Monthly Donation | *Multi-year Pledge | # Donated Multiple Times During FY | EASP – Evenings at Saint Patrick Sponsor

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Grandparent Circle (Continued) Margaret Tucker Corprew Sharon Crosby Kay & Georg Dahl Trink Dahl-Prince Jeanne Damron Col. & Mrs. James De Grand (Ret.) Joan & Kevin Donohue Pamela Fein John & Diane Field Ralph & Sandy Fireoved Bruce & Sharon Foster Paul & Beth Fraim Thomas Griffey Mr. & Mrs. Frank Guerrieri Liz A. Harrington Roy & Diane Harrington

Eric & Theresa Haught Alicia Hinsch Vern & Gail Huber Ray & Jane Huston Stephen & Ann Kern Christopher Kypros Michael & Linda Lechman Charlie & Mary Pat Liggio Barbara Lipskis Audrey R. Maxymuk Robert & Karren Mayer Janice McCormick Pamela & Frank McKinney Glen & Theresa Moss Tom & Barbara Poindexter Margaret Robertson

Charles & Kathy Robison Bob & Cathy San Julian Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Schuette Ann & Wayne Shank Claire & Noel Silverman Michael & Maureen Spencer Douglas & Margaret Stay Frank & Cathy Stumpf Barbara Sylvester Capt. & Mrs. Carlos Torres, USN Bunny & Jim Wells Bruce & Nancy Wilcox Mr. & Mrs. Mark Willette George & Crystal Willson Martha Jo Wilson

Volunteers Annie Adsit Hilary Alessi Josh Anderson Karen Anderson Celia Angel Dolores Arita-Espana Detra Atkinson Don Atkinson Christine Babcock Jason Baker Josh Baker Katie Baker Cristina Baldassari William Ball Melissa Bassham Jen Batkin Miranda Bauer Howard Baugh Evan Baumgartner Raelyn Baumgartner Ann Bednash Steven Bednash Leah Bell Tiger Bell

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Katie Benoit Eliza Berkley Carlos Betancourt Stuart Birkel Acheena Blackson Susan Blake Greg Bockheim Ezekiel Bodrick Susan Bohache Barbara Bonheur Ronn Bonheur Annie Bosse Billy Bott Lorraine Bott Megan Brammer Richard Brammer Emily Brannon Victor Brannon Shannon Breor Jennifer Burke Susan Burnett Ann Calabrese Louis Calabrese Alex Cancado

Nathalie Cassis Katie Castelle Chris Chagnon Sarah Chagnon Chris Challoner Courtney Challoner Begonia Cheng Craig Chivers Christine Chrabot Eric Chrabot Jenny Chung Katie Cline Patrick Collins Jennifer Cordovana Nick Cordovana Angie Counselman Amy Cutter Alison Dahl Georg Dahl Trink Dahl-Prince Damian Daniel Stacy Daniel Duffy Danish Alexis Dattoli

Matthew Dattoli Judy Davis Louis DeCuir Chris Dial Dana Dixon Erika Donohue Kieran Donohue Katie Dougherty Valerie Downes Ann Drobot Andrew Dumm Jessica Dumm James Dwyer Melissa Emerick Tom Emerick Suzanne Emmons Trey Emmons Sarah Esparza Tom Esparza Christy Everett Katherine Filer Joshua Fisher Kari Fisher Rodney Flores

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Volunteers (Continued) Vanessa Flores Bo Foley Val Foley April Gaut Brent Gaut Polly Gellman Scott Gilmore Mike Glenn Sarah Gorman Brie Guerra Laura Gwathmey Matt Hahne Renae Hammond Steve Hammond Charlotte Hannah Lamar Hannah Janis Harrington John Harrington Chris Hart Ashley Hartson Yuming He Lauren Henry Lucia Herndon Kelly Hill Briana Hillstrom Michael Hillstrom Alice Hinsch Charlie Hinsch Jose Hinsch Elaine Hogan Jackie Hogan Jason Hogan Leslie Hogan Marlys Hogan Martha Holmes Elle Homire Ryan Homire Jessica Horner William Horner Heather Howard Katie Howlett Mary Huff Erin Huston Jerry Huston Sheila Jessen

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Naomi Jimenez Bernard Jones Christian Joyner Catherine Kelly Tom Kent Scott Kern Trisha Kern Rick Kiefner Lauren Kiger Janet Kim Andrew Kramer Sarah Krantz Sasha Krigsvold Jason Kypros Susan Lambert Meg Lassalle Stanley Lawson Alex Leader Adam Levensalor Stefanie Levensalor Daryl Lewis Elisa Lewis David Limroth Jessica Lin Chris Malgee Rizalle Manaois Melissa Mark Stephanie Marx Tim Masterson Tracy Masterson Laura McDermott Jackie McIntyre Kelly McMahon Su McNeill Mary Meehan Carolyn Meyer Elly Millar Laurie Miller Aaron Moser Emily Moser Angie Moss Nathan Moss Lindsay Mullan Rachel Mullet-Cline Edwin Murillo-Arita

Matthew Murphy Sheryl Murphy Emil Nazaryan George Neskis Nicholas Neskis Jessica Newcomb Jim Newsom Hieu Ngo Ann O’Keefe Katie O’Neal Julio Ortiz John Owings Robin Owings Abby Peterkin Omari Peterkin Erik Porcaro Bennie Potts Heather Powers Mike Powers Christy Pursell Robert Pursell Liuliu Qin Angela Ramsey Mike Redel Will Redfern Lleryn Reynolds Shaun Reynolds Heather Riesenberger Shannon Riley Stacie Ringleb Tessa Robinson Denise Romeo Jen Rose Liz Rossi Mariah Rule Aaron Rybar Camille Rybar Mark Schoenenburger Susan Schrader Dan Seidensticker Jessica Sharp Courtney Sherron Charlotte Shumate Gabrielle Shumate Jim Slauson

Travis Smaglo Kate Smith Beth Sokol Bryan Soriano Jamie Soriano Francisco Soto Barbara Soto Collazo Genesis Soto Melendez Lindsay Spencer Axel Steiner Laurie Steiner David Sullivan Beth Tan Shelly Taylor Alison Tem Cathy Thaden Gloria Too Amanda Torres Maureen Traylor Steven Traylor Jennifer Tschanz Emily Uhl Devon Uiterwyk Donna Van Keuren Mike Violette Michelle Walters Billy Ward Mary Elizabeth Ward Monica Weatherington Andrea Weaver Scott Weaver Morgan Wells John Wessling Teresa Wessling Kendra White Adrienne Whittle Amy Wilborn Joanna Willette Kelly Willette Don Winchester Carrie Woodard Sam Woomer Kim Yurkovich Dragos Zamfir Allison Zedd

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Graduate Class of 2023

2022-2023 FISCAL YEAR

We bid farewell to another Eighth Grade graduating class. We will miss them, and are so proud that they are attending the following schools and/or programs:

Cape Henry Collegiate Catholic High School Churchland High School Governor School for the Arts, Maury High School Granby High School International Baccalaureate Program Legal Studies Academy of First Colonial High School Maury High School Medical and Health Specialties Program at Maury High School Norfolk Academy Norfolk Collegiate School Woodberry Forrest School

Graduate Class of 2019 We are so proud of our Wolfhounds who are heading off to the following colleges and universities:

Coastal Carolina University Emory University George Mason University Iowa State University James Madison University Marshall University McGill University Old Dominion University University of Louisville University of South Carolina University of Tennessee University of Virginia Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University William & Mary

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Financials Fiscal Year 2022-2023 1

<1 6

34

Operating Revenue

58

Total: $8,304,800

Tuition and Fees $4,846,00 James Barry Robinson Trust & STCPS Foundation Support $2,817,000 Evenings at Saint Patrick, Designated Gifts & Scholarships $510,800 Auxiliary Programs $84,546 Other $49,270

3

6

Operating Expense 60

31

Total: $8,225,00

Salaries & Benefits $4,899,000 Facilities, Depreciation & Grounds $2,563,000 Student Services $464,000 Curriculum & Instruction $299,000 *Unaudited Financials

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1000 BOLLING AVENUE, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 23508 STPCS.ORG | P: 757.440.5500 | F: 757.440.5200

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