SWIFT
2023-2024 Annual Report
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Professional Development
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Student Profile
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Thank You, Swift Supporters
In This Issue
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Development Swift at IDA-GA Learning Enhancement Student Profile Growth Assessment Class of 2024 Tribute Swift Fund Swift Supporters Georgia GOAL
Welcome Letter ★ Head of School Chris Pomar
Greetings, Swift Community, Spend time on Swift School’s campus, and you’ll immediately feel the vibrant energy, positivity, and excitement that define the Swift Effect®. Last year, we proudly celebrated our 25th anniversary, marking a quarter-century of empowering students with language-based learning differences, ADHD, and executive functioning disorders. Since opening our doors in 1998, Swift School has been dedicated to helping students experience success academically and beyond. Reflecting on the 2023-24 academic year, I’m thrilled to share that it was a milestone year, and not just because of our silver anniversary. In my first four years of being a part of Swift School, a recurring theme has been gratitude. Gratitude for: ★ staying open while prioritizing student progress and safety during the pandemic, ★ unsolicited emails from former families and alumni that “the Swift School changed my life” or “the Swift School saved our family” ★ the descriptions by current families of the differences they’ve seen in their students ★ the remarkable faculty dedicated to this school ★ the faculty and staff who came before me, ★ all who continue to support the school with their philanthropy Year after year, the Swift community continues to display incredible positivity and resilience. Last year, our memorable community-building events included Grandparents and Special Friends Day, May Family Fest, the second-annual Bingo Bonanza for the entire school, our inaugural March Madness event, and the second Girl Boss Day for Middle Division girls. Our alumni credit Swift School for setting them on the path to success in life. Each year, they return to campus to catch up with former teachers who played an important role in their education. Their fond memories of and appreciation for Swift were made possible by our best-in-class educators and the most compassionate teachers I have ever known. If you have a story about how Swift School played an integral role in your life, I invite you to share it with me the next time you are on campus. With heartfelt gratitude and all best wishes,
please email Banks Scothorn at bscothorn@theswiftschool.org.
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P.S: To schedule a tour and talk with Mr. Pomar,
Faculty Development ★ A Commitment to Growth
Faculty Professional Development Professional development is a priority for Swift School. Swift has dedicated professional development days and trainings built into the school calendar. Faculty and staff attend workshops, conferences, and complete practicums. This translates directly to student achievement and success for students with language-based learning differences, ADHD, and/or an executive functioning diagnosis. Professional Development in Instructional Approaches and Curriculums Used at Swift ★ Administering and interpreting assessments ★ AI in education ★ Language Arts training and support for teachers ★ Mandated reporting and social-emotional development ★ Multisensory Math training (grades 1-8) and Bridges Mathematics training (grades 3-5) ★ Orton-Gillingham (OG) Associate and Certified Level Coursework ★ OG Practicums – Classroom Educator, Associate, and Certified Levels ★ OG Approach workshops ★ Technology training for curriculum programs ★ Understanding the updated OG Principles ★ Understanding psychoeducational reports and the OG Approach ★ Understanding the Updated OG Principles College Partnership
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★ Swift School partnered with the University of Texas, Austin and the University of Georgia to investigate the relative effects of reading versus spelling practice on the orthographic learning of second- and third-grade students with dyslexia. Research and Outreach ★ Multisensory Math 3-Day Workshop ★ OG Classroom Educator Course ★ Swift Institute Presentations (2023-2024) – Experience Dyslexia (Fall & Spring) – Interactive Technology Tools
Research and Outreach (continued) – Language & Literacy Connection – Preventing the Summer Slide – Supporting Broad Math Concepts at Home – Understanding Psychological Reports – Writing: Strategies to Support Student Success! ★ Technology collaboration with area schools Professional Symposiums ★ Association of LD Schools (ALDS) Annual Conference ★ Atlanta Area Association of Independent Schools (AAAIS) workshops & meetings ★ Council for Advancement and Support of Education webinars ★ Enrollment Management Association Conference ★ Executive functioning course ★ FACTS Conference ★ Finalsite webinars & workshops ★ Georgia Educational Technology Conference (student showcase led by Swift faculty) ★ International Dyslexia Association (IDA) Annual Conference ★ IDA Georgia Chapter Conference ★ Independent School Management webinars ★ NAIS People of Color Conference (PoCC) ★ No Place for Hate workshops ★ OG Conference ★ OG Classroom Educator Course ★ OG Associate Level Course ★ Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS) Annual Conference ★ SAIS Accreditation Training ★ SAIS Institute for Heads of School ★ ThinqShift 360
Photos ★ IDA-GA Conference
Swift School at the 2023 IDA-GA Conference
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Learning Enhancements ★ Professional Development
Learning & Professional Enhancements August 2023 Swift School began a year-long 25th Anniversary celebration. September 2023 Swift School’s first group of students returned for a reunion. September 2023 Swift School’s received two additional 3D Printers for its STEAM Lab. November 2023 In front of Swift School students, faculty, staff, board members, and Roswell dignitaries, Swift School dedicated its new activity field. January 2024 Blackrock employees and trustee Marc Balizer joined fourth grade for a morning of STEAM activities. January 2024 Chess and Fencing became after school offerings. January 2024 Swift School begins a pilot of Flint AI.
January 2024 Swift School began harvesting potatoes to help food banks in the Greater Atlanta Area.
February 2024 Swift School hosted its Second Annual Family Bingo Night. March 2023 Swift School hosted its Second Annual Girl Boss Day. April 2023 The third annual Boosterthon Fun Run took place. Over $110,000 was raised in three years for exciting campus upgrades. August 2023 Swift School campus upgraded include a new sport court, new front door, new roof, and new security system. August 2023 Swift School once again sponsored the Dyslexia Dash and IDA-GA Conference. August 2023 Swift School added Darryl Perry as Director of Campus Safety and Security. August 2023 Coach Michael Lytle and Coach Daniel McCormick became Co-Athletic Directors.
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of Swift School’s faculty have earned graduate and postgraduate degrees in the fields of education, curriculum & instruction, developmental psychology, early childhood education, educational leadership, health promotion & physical education, sport education, middle grades education, reading education, reading instruction, social work, special education, speech language pathology, teaching, and other related fields.
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of Swift Faculty have completed OrtonGillingham Training at the Associate Level course (as of June 2024). The remaining 1% will complete the intensive course, which features 70 hours of instruction, by the end of the summer of 2025.
Current Level of OGA Credentials & Ongoing Coursework/Practicum
2 OG Fellows 1 Certified Member 6 Associate Level Members 23 Classroom Educator Members 4 Teachers Completing the Associate Level Practicum (2024-2025)
4 Associate Level Coursework Attendees
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January 2024 Ms. Jocelyn Gasaway become an Orton-Gillingham Fellow.
February 2024 Swift School debuted a community outreach program, The Swift Enrichment Continuum.
Professional Qualifications
Swift Success ★ Learning Outcomes
Growth Assessment MAP* Growth Facts
MAP Growth Assessment: Mathematics
Nationally Normed Comparing student achievement and growth to others in the same grade nationally
Computer Adaptive Test questions adapt to the student’s performance level
Rauch UnITs (RIT Scores) Track growth through the year and across grade levels The graphs depict fall/spring performance in reading and mathematics in the 2022-23 academic year.
Fall to Spring Growth Content assessed includes: Numbers and Operations, Algebraic Thinking, Measurement and Data, Geometry, Statistics, and Probability.
MAP Growth Assessment: Reading
Caution When Interpreting
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Graphs depict the performance of a small group of diverse students. *Measurement of Academic Progress
Fall to Spring Growth Content assessed includes: Literature, Informational Text, and Vocabulary.
Student Profile ★ Swift Success
Student Profile Student Averages Average # of school years 8th graders are enrolled
3.7
Average # of school years 1-7th graders are enrolled
2.3
Average Lower Division student to teacher ratio
6:1
Average Middle Division student to teacher ratio
7:1
Student Diversity by Race Asian Black/African American Latino White Two or More Races
2% 10% 01% 75% 12%
2024 Graduating Class
68% Public high schools 32% Cumulative enrollment 3,066 since 1998 Private high schools
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Number of graduates since 2013
Student Success ★ Class of 2024
Prepared to Succeed Reflecting on The Class of 2024 Graduation is a celebration — a time when tears of joy, laughter, and smiles are expressed freely as the accomplishments of an outstanding group are recognized.
The Swift School community is incredibly proud of its 19 members of the Class of 2024. At commencement, each eighth grader received a certificate of completion and crossed the stage to enthusiastic applause from family, friends, faculty, and staff. Declan, Grady, Harrison, and Sofia were awarded the Determination Award for their unwavering persistence. Aili received the Citizenship Award. Anna Kate was honored with the Leadership Award. Grace won the Spirit Award.
The Director’s Award, given annually to the student who demonstrates significant academic and social growth, was proudly presented to Luke by Mrs. Jozefov, acknowledging his hard work throughout his time at Swift. Additionally, Luke and his friend Cameron received the Shining Star Award, recognizing students who have been at Swift for six or more years. Mr. Lyle and Mrs. Berry added a touch of humor to the celebration with their presentation, “Predictions for the Eighth Grade Class of 2024,” which filled the room with laughter. Among their predictions, Erin will win a gold medal in every Olympic sport, Valentina will become a successful injury attorney, and Anna Kate and Grace will host a talk show on every TV network.
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Honors for the Class of ‘24 In May, seven eighth graders were honored at Swift School’s National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony. Camille, Grace, and Luke were recognized for the second time, while Grady, Hagan, Melanie, and Ryland were inducted for the first time. Each student took the NJHS pledge to show loyalty
“Each student gave his or her personal best in the classroom and represented Swift School well during the year.” —Melissa Jozefov Director, Swift Middle Division to Swift and to be upstanding students and citizens who demonstrate character, leadership, and service.
Well Wishes Swift is thankful for the legacy each student has created, for their dedication in the classroom and on the field, and for being outstanding role models to their peers. “I am proud of each member of the Class of 2024,” said Melissa Jozefov, Middle Division Director. They were a positive example for all our students. I have no doubt they will be successful in high school and beyond. Congratulations to the Swift School Class of 2024!”
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Sofia, who joined Swift after her seventh-grade year, earned second place in the Middle School Painting division of the Georgia Independent Schools Association Virtual Art Show. Her painting was inspired by her desire to depict a
baby animal. “For the design, we had to include different patterns, so I drew a variety of shapes and a checkerboard with lots of colors. I wanted the background to be colorful, so I painted it with watercolors,” Sofia explained.
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Giving ★ Swift Fund Letter
Dear Swift Family, To put it simply, The Swift School changes lives. When my son was diagnosed with dyslexia, I knew that finding the right school for remediation was paramount. His learning challenges included not only dyslexia but also dyscalculia and dysgraphia which made finding the right school all the more important. Swift was that school. Watching my son’s frustration subside and his confidence build after entering the halls of Swift School was amazing. The support he received throughout his day from the highly trained, caring, and compassionate staff made the difference. The faculty and staff consistently rose to the occasion and answered the call. Success with learning differences is possible because of Swift School. My son is now a freshman in high school and is thriving, academically and socially, in ways I never thought possible before Swift. I am also a member of the Board of Trustees. Swift School’s parents, alumni, and the community play a vital role in the school’s success. I am proud to say that last year, Swift Fund participation reached record levels: 100% from faculty, staff, and board members, along with 84% parent participation, allowing us to surpass our goals. If you are considering giving to Swift School, let me assure you that your generosity impacts each Swift student. I have seen it firsthand, and I am forever grateful.
Scan the QR Code to make a pledge to Swift School today! Good schools run on tuition; great schools grow on giving!
Sincerely, Alicia M. LoCicero Board of Trustees
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You have helped Swift grow from a tiny school in a church basement to one of the leaders in individualized education for students with dyslexia and languagebased learning differences. Last year we celebrated our School’s 25th anniversary, and this year we are raising the bar for our next 25 years. All is made possible with your support. Please scan the QR Code to make a pledge that will continue to impact current and future students of the Swift School.
Swift Supporters ★ 2023-24
Your Support Makes a Difference Thank you to everyone who made a charitable contribution to Swift School from July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024. Success starts at Swift School. Galaxy $15,000 and above Anonymous (1) Interstellar $10,000 - $14,999 Anonymous (1) Brittany and Russ Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Glenn, Jr. Laine and Scott Kilburn Pat and Mike Wright Celestial $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. Marc Balizer BlackRock, Inc. Coca-Cola Refreshments Matching Gift Program Judie and Scott Conner Ellyn and Paul Foltz The Gerhard Family
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May P. & Francis L. Abreu Charitable Trust
Claire and Wes McLean The Noble Family Alexia and Lin Rogers Lindsey and Ryan Schoultz Rachel and Daniel Simons Kathy and Scott Solomon The Coca-Cola Company Constellation $2,500 - $4,999 The Cloud Family Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Collins Mr. and Mrs. William Doran The Massey Family Paloma and Jose Medina
Home Depot The Ihlen Family Roni and Robert Jacobs – In honor of Jaxon Berry Mr. and Mrs. Larry King In honor of Liam Williams Sarah Vance and Matthew Knetchel In honor of Abigayle Grace Knetchel Lora and John Leverage In honor of Liberty Leverage Meteor $1,000 - $2,499 Alicia LoCicero Aurora Cineplex Kim Loomis Daphne and Matthew Bailey The Paz Family Connie and Dustin Baxter Josie Redwine Barbara W. and Jeffrey B. Block Laura and Dan Rollman In honor of Davis and Caroline Block Virginia and Tyler Shaffer Kwasi and Hana Boateng Dr. Sue Straeter Booster Spirit Wear Mary Welch Susan and Nathan Brough Catherine and Stephen Wilson In honor of Melanie Astronomer Up to $999 and Charlotte Brough Anonymous (10) Mr. R. W. Chick A Tasty Touch In memory of Charles Hopson Kim and Joe Aagaard Andi and David Dunkerley Sheri and Phillip Addington Mr. and Mrs. James C. Farren The Allum Family Fidelity Investments Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Amplo Ms. Deborah Fincher In honor of Ellis and Marshal Diggs Ellen and David Ascher AT&T Marie and Scott Frank Brianna Avant Mr. and Mrs. John Green Melissa Baccala Helen and Larry Gruber Kathryn Bates In honor of Teagan Thompson In honor of Hagan Bates Cathy and Jack Hall Sarah and Bob Moffat Margot and Alan Peterson The Bernal Plante Family Zachary Polun Pam and Chris Pomar Ashley and Michael Quackenbush Heather and Hersh Singh Esther and Jeffrey Stein The Thompson Family
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Susan and Richard Culberson In honor of Maggie Culberson Tasha and Sheldon Cummings The Dadi Family Lindsey and Tyler Daniell Lindsay and Ryan Davies In honor of Colton Davies Alex Demarais Kimberly and Richard Dierker Dyanna and Ethan Diggs Kraig Doremus Carrie and Mohamed Doulfikhar Andrew and Kellie Dresdner In honor of Emery Ikirt DropBox Ashlin S. Dukes Sharlee and Jason Dunnavant In honor of Chloe Dunnavant Julie Eden The Endicott Family Miriam and Howard Faber In honor of Harrison Faber The Farmer Family Allison and Taylor Fears The Felix Family Dedric and Lori Fletcher Emily and Brian Ford Lisa and Iain Forsyth In honor of Easton and Isla Forsyth Jocelyn and Neal Gasaway Linda and Rene Gelinas In honor of Taylor Robb Caitlin and Robert Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gibson
Emilee Hagerman The Harman Family Amanda and Douglas Harms Mary Lee and Don Harms Meredith and Franklin Harris In honor of Gil Harris Hartford Fire Insurance Company Diego Heinrich The Hillock Family Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoenig Julia Palomaki and Justin Hopkins Sharon Hornecker The Howell Family Harriet and Brice Ivy Melissa Jackmin The Jackson Family Colleen and Ron Jankovich Stephanie and John Janowski The Javia Family Allison Johnson Marquisha Johnson and Family Essence and Michael Johnson In honor of Kingsley Johnson Felicity M. Johnson Suja and Michael Joseph LaWanna Joyner Melissa and Dave Jozefov Ms. Barbara Julyan Umair and Umber Kamal In honor of Eesa Kamal Kondwani Kapembwa Lynn and Jeff Kaplin Malaikatu Kargbo Alison Katz
The Conley Family Erin and Adam Connor Mary and Collin Cook Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cook Maddie Cooper The Cooper Family Mr. and Mrs. Lou Corsetti Ms. Jill Cosgrove Jessica Cramer Paige and Ken Cressman
Kathryn Gibson Kristina Gibson In honor of Grace and Ben Gibson Google Rachel Grade Lehua and Gordon Graham In honor of Landon Graham Jennifer and Benjamin Greenwald Scott Greenwald Jeanne and Kevin Grossarth Dana A. Gussoff
The Kero Family Mary-Cristin King Deborah Kloder Katie Kloder In honor of Deborah Kloder Katherine and Larry Knight In honor of Weston McLean Kroger Kathi and Ken Kruithof In honor of Daniel McCormick Regan and Jeffrey Kudlata
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Roni and Jim Battoglia The Bauersfeld Family Charles and Anne Becker In honor of Caroline Becker Kristie and Brett Bergstrom Lora and Josh Berry Ethan and Jana Bitton In honor of Nate Bitton Tamara Blake Graciela Blanno and Patricia Coherd BlueSnap Erin and Paul Bodine In honor of Grant Bodine Ashley and Kyle Britton Lindsey and Taylor Bronikowski Megan and Matthew Brown Lauren and Ken Burnett Linda Burnett Julie Burnley The Butler Family In honor of Juliana Butler Kathryn and Michael Cagle Mr. and Mrs. Matt Camp In honor of Wyatt Camp Deneen Campbell Carolina Carr Rebekah and Steven Carrington Caterpillar Foundation Stephanie and Jim Charanis Chartwell Law Donna and Sam Cherry The Childs Family Emily Clark The Coburn Family
Swift Supporters ★ 2023-24
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Lands’ End School Rewards Mrs. Sunnie LeBlanc In honor of Olivia Thorp Mandy Lemoine Diana Leung Madlon and Matthew Lewis Lexis Nexis Shenaz Lilywala Rochelle Lindsey Nick Luscre In memory of Gordon Corsetti Christi and Robert Luskin Michael Lytle The Macdonald Family Tracie and Adam Maloney Jacob Marmer and Maria Piraner Mr. and Mrs. Bradley McCalla Amanda and Daniel McCormick Ms. Celia McCoy The McLemore Family The McSorley Family The Meyer Family Barbara Miffitt Carol and Laurence Miller In honor of Claire Farmer Christina Montgomery Morgan Stanley Olivia Morrison The Nagrowski Family The Neuringer Family Catherine S. Nixon-Eagen Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Noble Norfolk Southern Mrs. Wendy Nunemacher Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O’Connor Rebecca and Geoff Ogrin The Osborne Family Tonia and Dominic Parrott Kayce and Matt Pearce Publix Supermarkets Charities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jemar Raheem Reed Family Ms. Michelle L. Revels
Mrs. Mary Ann Richmond In honor of Cameron Jennings Jenny Rieck Jennifer and Frederick Rigby Jessica and Trevor Rios The Roach Family Angela Robertson Randa and Cedric Robinson In honor of Randall Robinson Megan Rodriguez The Rogers Family Elizabeth and Richard Rollman In honor of JJ Rollman The Romero Menendez Family Sarah and Adam Rosovsky Kelei and Jason Sabatino Nicole Salvia In honor of Leo Salvia Avery Sanes The Sanford Family Mr. and Mrs. Juan G. Santamaria Beruriah Sawyer Banks and Dan Scothorn Shutterfly, LLC Katie and Michael Sklar Amanda and Brad Smith In honor of Parker Smith Neal and Lesley Stamper Starbucks Tara Steber In honor of James Eibe Devin Sullivan The Sumpter Family Total Rejuvenation Medspa Divya Suryanayanan The Susca Family Lucas Tarrant Margaretta and Jeremy Tarver Beth Thompson Suzi and Ellis Thorp Thrivent Financial Sophia and Jim Tidwell In honor of Harrison Tidwell
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Timm, Jr. The Timotheo Family Mr. and Mrs. Jason Toomer Douglas and Rayne Towns Kristi and Sam Vacca Mr. and Mrs. Phil Vance In honor of Abigayle Grace Knetchel Jenn and Daniel Vasseur Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vetrovsky Meredith Weaver The Weiskopf Family WestRock Whit’s Frozen Custard of Roswell Mr. and Mrs. James C. Whitley In honor of Grace and Ben Gibson Leslie Whitten Emily and Bruce Williams Cynthia Rogers In honor of Grace Wimberly Wendy and Albert Wolchesky Ann E. Woodall Laura and Richard Woodward In honor of James Woodward Michelle and Aaron Wynn In honor of Luke Wynn The Wynn Family Ms. Stephanie Young
Every effort has been made to provide complete and accurate information. If errors or omissions occured, please accept our sincere apology and inform the advancement office via email at advancement@theswiftschool.org
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Grandparent Donors and Their Grandchildren Barbara W. and Jeffrey B. Block Caroline Block Davis Block Ms. Deborah Fincher Ellis Diggs Marshal Diggs Linda and Rene Gelinas Taylor Robb Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gibson Ben Gibson Grace Gibson
Carol and Laurence Miller Claire Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Noble Claire Noble Mrs. Mary Ann Richmond Cameron Jennings Alexia and Lin Rogers Jackson Schoultz Elizabeth and Richard Rollman JJ Rollman Dr. Sue Straeter Chloe Cappola Mr. and Mrs. Willard Timm, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Glenn, Jr. Madlon Lewis Lehua and Gordon Graham Landon Graham Helen and Larry Gruber Teagan Thompson Gigi and Grandpa Harms Evan Harms Roni and Robert Jacobs Jaxon Berry Ms. Barbara Julyan Alexander Greenwald Mr. and Mrs. Larry King Liam Williams Katherine and Larry Knight Weston McLean Mrs. Sunnie LeBlanc Olivia Thorp
Timothy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Phil Vance Abigayle Grace Knetchel Mr. and Mrs. James C. Whitley Ben Gibson Grace Gibson
Richard and Kelly Phillips Tuition Assistance Fund Established in 2020 by Emeritus Board Chair Dr. Richard Phillips and his wife Kelly, Swift School’s source of income for the school’s tuition assistance program. Recipients will have demonstrated financial need as determined by the school. Proceeds from the fund help keep the school accessible to students of all financial backgrounds.
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first, named, endowment fund creates a permanent
Georgia GOAL ★ 2023 Contributors
Thank you to the Swift School community for your participation and support of the Georgia private school tax credit program. Since 2008, the state of Georgia has allowed taxpayers to redirect their Georgia state taxes to an approved student scholarship organization for the purpose of providing financial aid to qualified students.
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Swift School participates with the qualified student scholarship program known as Georgia GOAL.
2023 Contributors Tracie Arnold Heather and Marc Balizer Charles and Anne Becker Allison and Paul Bourgeois Lindsey and Taylor Bronikowski Trish and Kenneth Byers Peggy and Patrick Carroll Megan and Fred Carty Judie and Scott Conner Lindsay and Ryan Davies Molly and Jeff DeSalvo Jennifer and Patrick Doak Rachel and James Farren Ellyn and Paul Foltz Marie and Scott Frank Jennifer and Paul Giliberto Susanne and Robert Gray Tena and James Hargrove Donna and Doug Henderson Linda and Matt Herndon Christi and Andrew Hoenig Melissa Jackmin Sarah Vance and Matthew Knetchel Alicia LoCicero Kim Loomis Ludmila Lopez Vicki and David Massey Mary and William McKenzie Claire and Wes McLean Montana Mitchell and Cecil McLemore
Anthony and Shayna Nuzzo Andre Padial Tonia and Dominic Parrott Mark and Kristine Parsons Maite and Ezequiel Paz Margot and Alan Peterson Pam and Chris Pomar Andrea Oki and Jeff Pomeroy Ashley and Michael Quackenbush Josie Redwine Sandra and Matthew Reilly Mara and Chris Robb Elizabeth Rohan and Stephen Shanahan Karen and Colie Smith Southeastern Business Endeavors Tabor Clips Celynda and Gary Tadlock Maria and Al Teran Stephanie Hall-Thompson and Craig Thompson Jennifer Gruber and Todd Thompson Rayne and Doug Towns Catherine and James Trotter Amy and Richard Van Haveren Sheri and Michael Verroi Eliza and Aaron Warmus Laura and Richard Woodward Pat and Mike Wright Michelle and Aaron Wynn
Sarah and Bob Moffat
The Georgia GOAL Program participants are listed for the 2024 tax year. For more information on GOAL, including information on how to participate, please visit www.goalscholarship.org.
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Because of the generosity of the Swift School community, we have provided students with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences with a life-changing education since 1998. Swift School gives students like Layla, a UGA freshman (above), the tools they need to succeed in the classroom and in life. We appreciate those who continue to make our giving and tuition assistance programs strong. Success with dyslexia starts at Swift School.
2024-25 Board of Trustees Scott Conner, Chairman Seth Peabody, Vice Chair Michael Wright, Treasurer Josie Redwine, Secretary Scott Frank, Past Chair Marc Balizer Rachael Barron Bill Doran Sally Galanti Greg Gerhard Jennifer Gruber Jack Hall Joshua Hargrove Scott Kilburn Kevin Lennon Alicia LoCicero Aaron Phillips Zach Polun Ashley Quackenbush Robert Gray, Emeritus Richard Phillips, Emeritus Jeffrey Kudlata, Emeritus Gail Swift, Emerita Chris Pomar, Ex-Officio