University Prep Annual Report 2019-2020

STAND TALL, STAND TOGETHER ANNUAL REPORT TO OUR COMMUNIT Y 2 01 9–2 0 2 0

Dear UPrep Community, The 2019–2020 academic year presented challenges unlike any our school has seen before. In March, with very little notice, our faculty and staff were required to pivot to online learning due to the threat of the coronavirus. Thanks to the leadership of our Interim Head of School Lila Lohr and the commitment, flexibility, and creativity of our faculty and staff, our students transitioned to a new way of learning from home. This transition was successful thanks to our parents, faculty, staff, and students, who shared a common goal and worked together to accomplish a seemingly impossible task.

With learning happening online, our UPrep community connections became more important than ever. Our counselors, advisors, deans, and others worked tirelessly to ensure that our students and families felt connected, engaged, and supported. Our Technology Department made sure our students had all the tools they needed to be successful. Even our senior class achieved their goal of graduating in style—with a celebration at the Evergreen Speedway! In countless ways, the UPrep community continued to stand tall and stand together—to serve our collective purpose of creating intellectually courageous, socially responsible global citizens.

I am so grateful to

In countless ways, the UPrep community continued

all of you for the

to stand tall and stand together—to serve our

financial support you’ve shown the school. With your

collective purpose of creating intellectually courageous, socially responsible global citizens.

support, our Puma Fund and UPrep Together campaigns raised more than $1.6 million for the school this year, the most raised in a single year. These uncertain times have made it difficult for some in our community, and I am pleased to report that, with your generosity, we have met the needs of those families. To date, $329,028 in additional financial assistance has been distributed to UPrep families through the Temporary Emergency Financial Aid Fund.

I hope you’ll enjoy reading how your gifts have made it possible for the UPrep community to stand tall and stand together this year, despite many challenges. Your support of our school— and especially of our students and faculty—means so much. I feel fortunate be a member of our resilient community during this extraordinary school year.

In partnership,

Cheryl Scott PRESIDENT, BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2019–2020

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S 2 Community Celebrates New Commons at Grand Opening Party 4 Record Number of Donors Give to Puma Fund 6 Alumni Come Together for UPrep 7 Technology Support Ensures Inclusive Community 8 From Fall to Spring: Student Life Evolves during School Year 10 Spring Fundraiser Helps UPrep Community Stay Together

12 UPrep Community Rallies for Two Unique Ceremonies

14 Operating Summary 16 2019–2020 Donors

20 UPrep Team Members 2019–2020

Back Thank You, Lila! www.universityprep.org

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COMMUNIT Y

C E L E B R AT E S NEW COMMONS AT G R A N D O P E N I N G PA R T Y

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fter a summer of construction on campus, UPrep kicked

the clock for months to meet construction deadlines and keep

off the 2019–2020 school year by unveiling the newly

the Commons project on track. The transformation includes an

transformed Commons at a community celebration. In early

expanded dining area with a communal farm table, an adjacent

September, families

multipurpose room, nine all-gender restrooms, and enormous

gathered for the

windows overlooking the P-Patch. The transformation of the

first peek of this

“The new Commons resulted from

amazingly beautiful space. “I do love the space. I am stunned by what

a thorough exploration of how to best support the innovative educational program, as identified

a transformation

by the UPrep community in the

it is—from a

Strategic Plan.”

closed-in gathering place to a multifunctional, contemporary,

– FOUNDER PAT L ANDY

open space looking out onto the P-Patch,” says Founder

Commons, along with the two new double classrooms in the

Pat Landy. “The new Commons resulted from a thorough

Classroom Building, marks the completion of the first phase of

exploration of how to best support the innovative educational

our campus expansion project, as outlined in our Strategic Plan

program, as identified by the UPrep community in the

2020. Early gifts to our Capital Campaign from UPrep Trustees

Strategic Plan.”

and others brought the first phase of our campus expansion

Under the direction of Assistant Head of School for Finance and Operations Susan Lansverk, along with the UPrep Building Committee, crews from Mithun and Skanska worked around

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plan to fruition. We are grateful to all those who helped make this important campus improvement possible.

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RECORD NUMBER OF

DONORS GIVE TO

PUMA FUND

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his year, our dedicated Puma Fund volunteers and our

The Puma Fund is critical in allowing our school to respond to

generous UPrep community worked diligently together

the needs of our faculty and students throughout the year.

to complete a successful Puma Fund campaign. Many thanks

In the fall, the Puma Fund made it possible to add an additional

to our Puma Fund Co-chairs Valerie Voss and John Houlihan

Middle School soccer team and an additional Upper School

and Ursula Phelan and Fergal Burke for their leadership,

volleyball team, and to double the number of Robotics Teams.

and to our 21 Class Agent volunteers for their hard work.

As UPrep pivoted to online learning on March 10, the generosity

During the short five-week campaign, volunteers reached

of our donors helped our community adjust to new and

out to the parent community and inspired an impressive

unforeseen challenges. The Puma Fund allowed for increased

87 percent participation rate among their peers. Our grand

tech support and faculty professional development. Your

total of $909,870 includes an increased number of donations

generous support helped students transition to learning

from grandparents, alumni, parents of alumni, and

from home while teachers quickly transformed curriculum

first-time donors.

and teaching practices to meet remote learning needs.

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PUMA FUND HIGHLIGHTS Total Giving: $909,870 87% parent participation 684 total donors, including 407 parents, 54 grandparents, 43 parents of alumni, 49 alumni, and 74 new families 111 first-time donors 118 families qualified for the challenge match at a level of $2,500 or above

180 donors increased their gift from last year 271 families have given 5 or more consecutive years to Puma Fund 48 families matched through their employer $63,165 raised through matching gifts from 18 companies

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ALUMNI COME TOGETHER FOR UPREP This year, the Alumni Board, under the leadership of President Blake Titcomb ’09, inspired fellow alumni to stay connected while supporting UPrep in ways big and small during a challenging time. In addition to our in-person events held last summer and fall, our first-ever virtual Alumni Weekend featured beloved faculty members and alumni speakers and included alumni from across the country. Together over the last year, our alumni supported the Puma Fund, the Endowed Financial Aid Fund, and the Temporary Emergency Financial Aid Fund, for a total of $98,034.

On campus and virtually during our school closure, our alumni continued to serve as teachers, coaches, staff, and trustees. Due to coronavirus forcing the closure of many college campuses, Pumas stepped up to help our students and their families during the college application and decision process. Partnering with the College Counseling Office, more than 80 alumni volunteered their time to share what the college experience is like at their institution as part of the new Puma College Connections Program.

In May, Alumni Board members supported our first-ever virtual UPrep Together event by serving as panelists and sharing the alumni experience over the span of 40 years.

Alumni continue to stand together, assisting our UPrep community in many ways, and we are grateful for their commitment.

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TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT ENSURES INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY On March 1, Jeff Tillinghast, director of learning design and technology, and Amy Spivey, director of information technology, adopted the Zoom platform for UPrep in preparation for a possible school closure. They led Zoom training sessions during

DONOR SUPPORT POWERS TECH CONNECTIONS Staff and faculty worked together to ensure that teaching,

the last week of in-person schooling, with teachers cycling

learning, and relationship building continued once we

through training during planning periods and lunch breaks.

transitioned online. The financial support to do this incredibly

Due to Jeff and Amy’s foresight, our teachers were well

important work was made possible thanks to generous

prepared when online learning began the following

contributions from families, trustees, alumni, grandparents,

Wednesday, March 10.

faculty and staff, and friends of the school. Our funding

“At UPrep, we approach technology by building a culture

streams will continue to provide the foundation to support

of community—with people utilizing the resources around

students’ educational needs during this pandemic.

them. This tech learning was an excellent example of how

• 100 courses taught to 600 students were transformed by 80 teachers to be taught on Zoom

collaboration helped our faculty and staff evolve their practice quickly,” says Jeff.

Once we moved to online learning, UPrep’s tech support made sure our community would stay connected through ensuring all teachers and students had the necessary devices, Wi-Fi connections, and tech support. A huge shift like this would not have been possible without the financial support made possible by the Puma Fund. We are so grateful to our donors for providing funds that allowed for such a quick pivot to an online format.

This support meant students engaged in high-quality learning during quarantine. Students kept active in Physical Education classes like Yoga. Science teachers sent lab kits to students’ homes. Faculty connected with students through classroom time, creating a sense of shared community while we were physically apart.

• 15

Zoom training workshops during 1 school week

• 10

Wi-Fi hot spots distributed to community members

• 1,171 tech support tickets created and solved during online learning by our 4 experts: Jeff, Amy, and Systems Administrators Caleb Strehlo and John Brooks • 5,651,649 minutes spent on Zoom for classes, community meetings, advisories, speakers, staff meetings, and parent sessions, which translates to 94,194 hours (3,925 days!) between March 1 and June 12 • 3,400 hours of professional development completed by faculty this summer • 14 workshops led by faculty for their colleagues during summer vacation

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F R O M FA L L T O S P R I N G :

STUDENT LIFE E V O LV E S D U R I N G SCHOOL YEAR

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raditionally, UPrep learning opportunities and co-curricular

Memorable fall and winter sports seasons took place on fields

activities happen not only on campus, but also within the

and courts throughout our state. Highlights included the

greater Seattle region, other U.S. cities, and foreign countries.

Boys Cross Country Team competing in the state meet,

With the rise of the global pandemic, students and faculty

and the Varsity Girls Volleyball Team and the Girls and Boys

responded with resilience, coming up with creative ways to

Varsity Basketball Teams playing in their district tournaments.

learn and grow. Here are four examples of how our students

The spring season ended abruptly when schools in Washington

adapted in novel ways.

closed. Athletes found ways to stay connected, including a

Last fall, the Middle School Robotics Club expanded from two teams to six teams, including one team composed solely of girls, and the Upper School Robotics Club added a third team. This spring, both clubs met online. Noah Roth, 6th grade, describes the ups and downs of the innovative process. “The tester tests the designs in front of us online, and it’s fun to watch the designs fail, since they fail pretty spectacularly,” says Noah.

Speakers engaged with our students all year long. Astronaut Dr. Michael Massimino and Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal spoke during assemblies last fall. During online learning, student affinity groups and the Diversity and Community Office hosted more than a dozen community-wide conversations on Zoom; speakers included Lauren Ashley Smith, the head writer of A Black Lady Sketch Show, and Jennifer Smith, co-founder of the Seattle Clemency Project.

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Girls Track & Field Team virtual track meet. Student sports leaders worked with Athletic Director Rebecca Moe to celebrate senior athletes who missed out on their final season. They created an Instagram Senior Spotlights series, honoring each athlete with photos and quotes from team members and coaches.

Last winter, festive in-person presentations by students in Fine Arts classes included the Winter Concert, a musical version of The Tempest, and the Winter Visual Arts Showcase.

This spring, Vocal Music Teacher Tim Blok and Director of Facilities Martin Pawlina delivered instruments to marimba students. Students in Visual Art classes hosted end-of-year shows at their homes with guests visiting via Zoom, and music students recorded performances that were woven together to create the Spring Concert, which premiered on YouTube.

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SPRING FUNDR AISER

HELPS UPREP COMMUNITY

STAY TOGETHER

O

ur annual spring fundraiser, UPrep Together, exemplifies

evening—as community members led fun and informative

how our community stood tall together in two notable

sessions that amplified and celebrated UPrep’s mission and

ways. First, our in-person event was reimagined in a virtual

values—leading to the thrilling outcome of surpassing our

format, thanks to our UPrep Together Committee, led by

original fundraising goals by a large margin.

Co-chairs Lisa and Norm Bontje and Stephanie and Derek Standifer. Second, we shifted our focus from raising funds for the Endowed Financial Aid Fund to establishing a new Temporary Emergency Financial Aid Fund (TEFAF), in response to the immediate needs of our community.

Thanks to funds raised from the UPrep Together event, the TEFAF is currently providing tuition assistance to our families who need support due to the global pandemic. At press time, 25 students are now receiving aid from this fund, and the awards from this critical fund total $329,028.

This spring, it became evident that some UPrep families

“In a time of unsettling change, the families

were experiencing financial hardship due to the pandemic.

receiving this aid are grateful their students

UPrep parents and donors urged the school to create a vehicle

can remain at UPrep—engaged in a high-

through which they could keep the community together by

quality educational program while staying

helping fund emergency tuition assistance. The TEFAF was

connected with friends and their school

quickly created, and it was fitting that our first-ever virtual

community. The gratitude and emotion that

fundraiser would support those in our community most in

this generates from these families defies

need of assistance.

description,” says Alexis Ortega, associate director of admissions and financial aid.

On May 1, an impressive number of viewers, more than 300, tuned in online to support the school’s mission of inclusivity

We are confident that the new TEFAF will continue to provide

and to celebrate our faculty and staff who showed incredible

additional tuition assistance to our families now and for the

flexibility and resilience to keep our students learning despite

foreseeable future.

unusual circumstances. Attendees donated throughout the

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UPREP TOGETHER FAST FACTS:

176 households tuned

exceeding our goal of

304 families contributed, a 92% increase from

$500,000 by $209,228

last year’s event

Main Event

Total raised: $709,228,

191 families were

41

first-time donors to

community contributed,

UPrep Together

families new to our

a 71% increase from 24 new families who gave last year

in for our Zoom Room

Donors included

191 current parents, 19 grandparents, 20 alumni, and 9 alumni parents

TEMPORARY EMERGENCY FINANCIAL AID FUND FACTS The newly established Temporary Emergency Financial Aid Fund (TEFAF) provides tuition assistance to our families who need support due to the global pandemic. Funds raised from the UPrep Together event supported this fund.

• 25

families are receiving aid through the TEFAF

• 18

of the TEFAF families are new recipients of financial aid

• TEFAF

awards total $329,028

Two anonymous donors provided $230,000 in challenge match opportunities www.universityprep.org

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UPREP COMMUNITY

RALLIES FOR TWO UNIQUE CEREMONIES

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his spring, faculty, staff, students, and parents designed

students to know that although we were not together in

incredibly memorable culminating experiences for both our

person this spring, we were still always thinking of them,”

8th grade students and seniors. The innovative strength of the

says Susie. Many thanks to all the parent volunteers who helped

UPrep community was on full display at these events.

commemorate our 8th graders’ transition to high school.

The virtual 8th Grade Celebration included previously taped

Denise Angelone, parent of Jack, appreciated that the advisors

musical performances from our school orchestras and bands,

personalized the event. “Each advisor spoke so passionately

as well as remarks from Interim Head of School Lila Lohr,

about their time with their advisory groups. It was very heart-

Director of Middle School Susie Wu, 8th grade dean Tim Blok,

warming to see how much they care about their students,”

and class advisors. In a well-orchestrated moment, students

says Denise.

opened their personalized gift bags, which included a “Stronger Together” UPrep T-shirt, a diploma, and a letter each student wrote to their future selves in 6th grade. “Students really enjoyed having the gift bags delivered to their homes by a volunteer group of parents and faculty/staff. We wanted our

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Ngoc Quiroga, parent of Rene, says the virtual ceremony connected their extended family. “All of Rene’s 17 cousins, grandparents, and aunts and uncles attended from across the country. He felt surrounded by love, warmth, and pride,” says Ngoc.

The UPrep Commencement took place at the Evergreen Speedway in Monroe on the evening of June 19. The creative location was a suggestion from graduates Emily LyonsHammond and Camille Neutz. The ceremony began with opening remarks from Interim Head of School Lila Lohr, Head of Upper School Ken Jaffe, and ASB President Michael Gary. Every graduate was honored with a vignette, and they stepped out of their decorated cars to receive their diplomas.

A joyous victory lap concluded the ceremony.

Cindy Funes, parent of graduate Jason, appreciated that UPrep came up with a graduation that brought the community together. “We loved the festiveness of the decorated cars and seeing all of the faculty sitting on their cars waving and cheering as we passed,” says Cindy.

Rita Egari, parent of graduate Layli, says her family loved cheering and honking the car horn as each graduate received their diploma. “We are forever grateful for the staff and faculty that put in endless hours to make graduation unforgettable for our seniors!” she adds. www.universityprep.org

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OPERATING SUMMARY Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2020* Operating Revenue Tuition & Fees

93.49%

$22,320,808

Puma Fund Contributions

3.81%

909,870

Endowment Distribution

2.08%

496,804

Other Gifts

0.18%

42,200

Investment Income

0.44%

106,171

Total

100% $23,875,853

Operating Expenses Salaries & Benefits

58.20%

$13,894,333

Financial Aid

13.58%

3,242,431

8.76%

2,092,458

Facilities & Maintenance

10.36%

2,473,369

General Administration

3.51%

838,258

Allocation to Emergency Financial Aid

1.58%

377,548

Allocation to Reserves

4.01%

957,456

Educational Programs

Total

100% $23,875,853

*Unaudited

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Total Community Giving 2019–2020* $30,000 +

Visionary Circle

9 Families

$20,000–$29,999

Innovators Circle

4 Families

$10,000–$19,999

Founders Circle

18 Families

$5,000–$9,999

Ambassadors Circle

48 Families

$2,500–$4,999

Leadership Circle

77 Families

$1,250–$2,499

Supporters Circle

83 Families

Up to $1,249

Friends Circle

477 Families

TOTAL # OF GIVING FAMILIES

716 FAMILIES

*Any early capital campaign gifts received during 2019–2020 are not included in this report.

Endowment Our endowment guarantees that UPrep can continue to

UNIVERSITY PREP ENDOWMENTS

provide an incredible educational experience to all students

Faculty and Staff Enrichment

today and for years to come. This stable asset allows

Faculty and Staff Compensation Fund

UPrep to adapt to the ever-changing needs of our students

Faculty and Staff Professional Development Fund

while maintaining a reliable, ongoing stream of income.

Financial Aid

The principal is kept intact, while the earnings from the

Endowed Financial Aid

endowment provide funds for financial aid, professional

The C & JZ Scholarship Fund

development, and school operations.

The Erica and Nason Hamlin Endowed Scholarship Fund

As of June 30, 2020, our overall endowment balance was $10,859,233. We are so grateful for the incredible generosity of our community. These funds will ensure that UPrep continues to fulfill its commitment to innovation, inclusion, and inspiration.

Michelle Gans Scholarship Fund Roger Bass Financial Aid Fund Welgan Scholarship Fund General Endowment Akin/Stevens Charitable Fund General Endowment Fund Global Programs International Education Fund www.universityprep.org

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2019 – 2020 DONORS University Prep gratefully acknowledges the support of families, trustees, alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends who contributed to our school in 2019–2020.* Visionary Circle – $30,000+

Michele and Daniel Glasser

Kathryn and Brad Evered

Anonymous (2)

Brad and Michelle Goldberg

Neil Fishman and Kristin Palmer

Eric and Annika Andrews

Daniel and Molly Goldman

Aaron and Jenny Freshwater

David and Joanna Beitel

Brad and Sarah Gray

Jason ‘87 and Wendy Froggatt

Adrian ’95 and Laura Biesecker

Craig Hajduk and Jacqueline Borges

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Griffin

Brigid and Mark Britton

Kelley Hanrahan and Stephen Lavine

Bruce and Julia Guthrie

Chris Capossela and Leigh Toner

Robert and Katrina Hawking

Peter and Meredith Han

David and Kim Eisman

Peggy and Patrick Headstrom

Shan Song and Ming Hao

Sujal and Meera Patel

Eric and Suzan LeVine

Jarrad Harford and Katrina Strand

Johnny and Lucy Limantzakis

Kimberly and Larry Harris

Innovators Circle – $20,000–$29,999

Vidur and Gunilla Luthra

Cameron and Lindsey Hewes

Fergal Burke and Ursula Phelan

Michael and Katie Miller

John Houlihan Jr. and Valerie Voss

Jennifer Cast and Liffy Franklin

Mette and David Naness

Van and Wendy Katzman

Soozi and T.J. McGill

Kenneth Pan and Hannah Zhou

Colin Kong and Yida Sun

Yazmin Mehdi and Liam Lavery

Nils and Sarah Pohlmann

Maria and David Langworthy

Caroline and Brad Probst

Tom Laramee

Founders Circle – $10,000–$19,999

Alan and Juliet Pruzan

Chong Lee and Cynthia Su

Ric and Kaylene Anderson

Laurie and David Reed

Mark and Alicia Litton

Eric and Gloria Bensussen

Scott and Katie Renschler

Miriam Marcus and Jason Karas

Norm and Lisa Bontje

Matthew Roach ‘90 and Kara Mattaini

Lauren Marshall and Michael Schell

Andy and Juli Cook

Cheryl Scott and Hannah Linden

Don Mason and Laura Domoto

David Higley and Shannon Loftis

Kenneth Seamon and Jane Biddle

Matthew and Susan McCormick

Jeff and Karina Kunins

Serralles Sauser Family

Ryan and Sarah McKinney

Chris and Kathy Nielsen

Nina and Stowe Talbot

Charles Meredith and Janet Bester-Meredith

Rachel Pesando ’96 and Mike Popchuk

Jeremy and Lucy Wacksman

Catherine ‘01 and Bill Miele

Tori and Cam Ragen

Jen and Mike Zell

Russell Normann ‘86 and Heather Smith

John and Shelly Sage

Ulrike Ochs and Darren Bandow

Joe Shankar and Paige Hansen-Shankar

Leadership Circle – $2,500–$4,999

Sonya and Henry Ou

Koji Sonoda and Erin Lavelle

Anonymous (4)

Tracy and Eric Pozil

Derek and Stephanie Standifer

Alobaidi Family

Suzanne Ragen

Jenna and Jonas Sylvester

David and Denise Angelone

Carrie and Travis Rosenthal

Ron Tanemura and Tina Yamagiwa

Michael and Sarah Angiulo

Sunil and Didi Saluja

Mandira Virmani and Ajay Wadhawan

Ned and Carol Backus

Schmidt Family

Mimi and Ken Worzel

Alex and Cody Baehr

Christian Schofield and Scotland Nash

David and Sally Wright

Alice and John Bankson

Karen Foster-Schubert and Ken Schubert

Jeffrey Bell and Anna Muzzy

Eli Shlizerman and Ira Kemelmacher

Ambassadors Circle – $5,000–$9,999

Donna Benaroya

Marcia and Peter Sill

Anonymous (8)

Seth and Stephanie Berntsen

Nancy Simon and Mark Igra

Karl and Anne Aschenbach

Inez Black

Jim and Jan Sinegal

Maryam and Reza Baghai

The Borlands

P.J. and Amy Smith

Chase Barton ‘89 and Meredith Lohr

Aaron and Kirstina Brown

Joe and Barbara Sniezek

Christopher Bettin ‘98 and Gena Kerr ‘99

Jacqueline Brown and Gavin Friedman

Robert Starin and Bernadette Bulacan

Helen Blair

Brendan Burns and Robin Sanders

Missy Stern and Paul Gleason

Paul and Leora Bloom

The Bush Family

Juliana Su and John Duncan

Kendall and Stead Burwell

Devindra Chainani

Shawna Sweeney and Keith Drabek

Belinda and Geoffrey Buscher

Linda Chou and Geoff Harrison

Andrea Thoreson

Petra Schindler-Carter and Dean Carter

Ron and Alexa Crawford

Kurt Walters and Angie McCall

Amy and Marc Colando

Steven and Julie Dombrowski

James and Heather Weimann

Jeff and Barbara Curran

Andrea and Doug Durbin

Kathryn and Charles Wickham

Tarn and Karen Faulkner

Rita and Sepehr Egrari

Peter and Christi Yi

Matthew Frank and Delphine Yung

Brent Ellis and Katherine Burk

Charles Frischer and Abigail Francis

James Evans and Kuyler Marsh

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Supporters Circle – $1,250–$2,499

Anju Rao and Anand Raman

Farzana Bi and Michael Miller

Anonymous (4)

Andy Richardson

Stephen and Joanne Bickford

Jianbin Bai and Xiaolun Zhu

Craig Rosenberg and Amely Wurmbrand

James and Kate Biesecker

Dawn and Richard Bangert

Michelle and Andrew Rothman

Anne Bingham

Andrea Barry-Smith and John L Smith

Frank Seide and Shan Wang

Jeffrey Birdsall and Francesca Lo

Pete and Anita Bernard

Janet and Peter Selby

Lisa Black

Lou and Anh Bianco

The Shenk Family

Watson and Jane Blair

Peter and Claudia Biernacki

Jun Shu and Kai Lan

Pamela Blemaster

Shanen Boettcher and Elena Donio

Jennifer Sill

Tim Blok

Julie and Dean Braun

Michael Silverman and Kimberly Johnston

Andrew Blundell ‘10

Lisa and Scott Burbage

Nancy Lee Smith

Catherine and Jim Blundell

Stacey Crawshaw-Lewis and Jefferson Lewis

Tanea and Tim Stephens

Natalie Blundell ‘12

Jeffrey Day

Jane Talbot ‘85

Glenn Bonci and Joan Ronnenkamp

David DiGiuseppe and Kathy Park

Mark and Aki Tameling

Pirkko Borland

Greta and John Dutton

Thomsen Family

Cindy Bouillon-Jensen and Howard Jensen

Soeren Eberhardt and Dayna Dealy

Blake Titcomb ‘09

Roxanne Brame

Robert and Iris Fanger

Laura Trimingham and Will Hicks

Cameron and Tamara Brandt

Kelsey and Anson Fatland

Eric and Lei Warren

Dave and Sandy Brandt

Michael and Charlick Fitzpatrick

David Weidig and Rasa Tautvydas

Maria Breuder ‘92

Bob and Ginny Fuller

Mike and Sammy Woogerd

Joanne Kennedy and Bill Bunker

Lisa Samson and Michael Gamsky

Chad and Kim Yoshinobu

Gloria Buren

Chad and Irene Gibson

Julie Zirkle and Mark Jackson

June and Gregory Buren

William and Kristen Glenn

Stephen Burns and Suzanne Lasser

Leanne Gulden and Neil Woodward

Friends Circle – Up to $1,249

Brian and Rebecca Butler

Adam and Quyen Hamilton

Anonymous (70)

Franco and Susan Callari

Erica and Nason Hamlin

Khadar Abdi and Fardowsa Abi

Janice Camp and Steve Gilbert

The Hampden Family

John and Anne Adams

Adam and Gretchen Cappio

Damon and Gayana Healy

Sheena Aebig and Eric Taylor

Claire Cappio

Raymond Heraty and Sinead O’Donovan

Nathan and Ruby Alexander

Tiffany Carey ‘98

Cheryl Hoffman Herzog and Mathias Herzog

Nancy Schatz Alton

Peter Carlin and Sharon Chen

Matthew and Susan Hillman

Constantine and Madelaine Anagnostopoulos

Jason and Maegan Carlisle

Brad Hinkel and Sangita Gulati

Roger and Lisa Anderson

Duane and Elizabeth Carlson

Greg and Brenda Hollon

Meg Anderson-Johnston

Jonathan Carr ‘83

Jack Howland and Laura Ichikawa

Alma and David Andrade

Phil and Jennie Carter

The Hyun Family

Drew and Caitlin Angeloff

Toby ‘04 and Zoe Cattolico

Shayan Irani and Kainaz Byramjee

Tejal Angolkar ‘12

Ross Cawthon ‘08

Bjorn and Krysia Johnson

Lillian Aoyama

Martin Ceja

Rebecca ‘91 and Fred Kaplan

Adam Arabian and Eva Nicholas

Sean Chandler and Shawn Blossey

Mollie and Jon Kauffman

Marleen Arenivar

Dan Chestnut

Michael Lagunoff and Linda Zuckerman

Steven and Lissa Armato

Pat Chestnut and Cary Johnson

Susan and Eric Lansverk

John Arnold

Ernest and Alison Chiu

James Leaf and Ying Huang

Justin and Jodi Arnold

Daila and Michael Christopher

Perry Lee and Crista Johnson

Kelly and David Arron

The Chyz Family

Louis ‘85 and Deborah Levy

Amy Aschenbach

Chris Cluett

Lila Lohr

Bart Bangert ‘05

Nathaniel and Vivian Cluett

JF Luu and Yuping Wang

Bonnie Bangert ‘08

Christina Coleman

Sarah Makar

REB Bangert ‘01

Anita and Taylor Collings

Jim McConville and Sheryl Hudson

Dave and Joanna Bargeron

Scott Collins

Brian McLaren and Louisa Iarocci

Mrs. Marianne M. Barker

Laurie Conley

Lane and Hillary McLaughlin

Elisa Barston and Chun-Jen Hsu

Dennis and Jan Conrad

Robert Meyer

Roger J. Bass and Richard B. Nelson

Michele and Bob Conrad

Michele and Ken Miyoshi

Jeff and Carolyn Baylor

Don and Peggy Cook

Rowland and Laura Morgan

Brent Beecher ‘93 and Ara Greer ‘97

Eliza A. Cook

James Nelson

Alexander Belyaev

David Crabb

Charles and Eleanor Nolan

Adam Berger and Harriet Phinney

Thomas and Shannon Craig

Maggie Orth and Joshua Smith

Carl and Holly Bergstrom

Brian and Julie Curkendall

Scott Pack and Francis Delgado

Marija and Ilan Berker

Gizelle Dashtestani and Behzad Shirinzadeh

Jon and Hannah Phillips

Will Berkovitz and Lelach Rave

Seth Pollack and Jessica Choe

Raj Bhat

*Any early capital campaign gifts received during 2019–2020 are not included in this report. www.universityprep.org

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Mrs. Chester R. Davis, Jr.

Nanette and Ranjiv Hayre

Yen and Jennifer Lan

Fred W. Dean

Kelly Herrington

Michael and Patricia Landy

David and Helen Dichek

Bill and Emily Heston

Erik Langland ‘86

Peinda Diop

Tom Hewes and Audrey Perkins

James and Barbara Larson

Stephanie Dobler

Jim and Judy Hirsch

David and Maggie Lassen

Bob Douglas

Anthony Hodsdon ‘98

Sean and Regina Lavelle

David and Dorothy Doyle

Mark and Liz Hoffman

Sheila and Dan Lavine

Dudley Family

Jason and Claudine Holliday

Kyle and Carly Lawhead

Sherman and Mary Ann Dudley

James Holloway and Charlotte Rasmussen

Jill Leahy

Patrick and Susan Dunn

Barbara and Richard Holman

Andrew ‘86 and Donna Lee

Katharine Durkee ‘04 and Mark Cappo

Drienna Holman and Glenn Hampson

Betty Lee and Alexis Falicov

Stephen and Margaret Durkee

William Hooe and Kelley Washington

Peter Lennon and Robin Hornung

Alec Duxbury ‘86

Charlotte Horsey

Brian and Anna Leslie

Julie Dykema

Kier Huehnergarth

Emily Schorr Lesnick

Tom and Virginia Dziekonski

Liz Karna Huehnergarth

Nancy and James Letson

Jason and Tara Eintracht

Eric Huff

Anita Lewis

Sandy Ekins

Philippe Hujoel and Anne-Marie Bollen

Thane Lewis

Deborah Ellington

Katie Hultquist and Laura Cox

Vani Limaye

Virginia Engel

Juei-Chuan Hung

Jason Lin ‘00

William and Sandra Evenson

Sarah and Brian Hunter

Jacob Lipson ‘03 and Kiry Nelsen

Galit and Sol Ezekiel

Paul and Beth Inghram

Charlie Liu

Carl Faucher

Emily Irwin ‘99

Judy Loehr ‘90 and Ian Walsh

Cathy Faulkner ‘84 and F. Nelson Moulton

Joe Irwin ‘04 and Jenna Bright

Edythe Lurie

Thea Fefer

Nabil and Anne-Marie Istafanous

Rachael and Philip Lydeard

Susan and Mark Ferguson

Pamela Jacobson

The Lyons-Hammond Family

Julia and Bill Findley

Ken Jaffe and Wendy Taylor

Elaine and Bob Mahon

Sean and Margaret Flack

Jeanette James

Michal and Margaret Makar

Paul Fleming

Sally Jeffers

Alexander Mandel ‘98

Abigail Formella

Alexa Johnson

Emily and Sam Mann

Terry Nelson Froggatt

Becca Johnson

Bill and Kate Marks

Cindy and Jack Funes

Daphne and Bryan Johnson

David Marshall

Benton Gaffney and Stacey Fitzpatrick

Kristin Johnson

Hugh Matsubayashi and Ivy Chen

Denver and Emily Gant

Alana Kaholokula

Shawn and Amanda McAllister

Max Geiduschek ‘10

Lewis Kamb and Angela Galloway (Finley Kamb)

Patrick McAuliffe

Scott Gerber

Venky and Tasneem Kandallu

Angus and Lucy McBain

Judy and Kian Ghavamian

Brandon Kanemori ‘00

David and Laura McCarty

Steve and Sarah Gire

Chris Kanemori ‘03

Christine McGarry

Chunman and Paul R. Gissing

Susan Kanemori

Diana and Jerry McGhee

Estelle Glasser

Taylor Kanemori ‘09

Shavette McGhee and Jamaal Hackett-Cook

Khodayar and Diane Golshan (Maximilian Golshan)

Julie and Tony Kang

Ciara McGrath

Brian Gonzales

Monika and Andrew Kashyap

Catherine and Brendan McNutt

Pat and Renate Grant

Richard Kassissieh

Rocío Medina-Ovando

Michael Graybeal

Kane Keaunui and Aija Christopher ‘85

Al ‘82 and Jenny Merati

Jules Graybill

Laura Kerr ‘02

Mengistu Mersiea and Tsehay Tesfaye

Leah Griffin

Kurt Kiefer and Mary Williamson

Edward and Olga Messerly

Jane Griffin-Joseph and Tearon Joseph

Lynn Kilbourne

Lindsay Metcalfe

Rajni Gulati and Anirban Choudhury

Margaret King

Matthew and Luz Metz

Travis and Lauren Gums

Ronald Kinsey

Doug and Sarah Miller

Rich and Fran Gustav

Bob and Carolyn Kitchell

Rebecca and David Moe

Lourdes Gutierrez

Jess Klein

Joanne and Bruce Montgomery

Drs. John and Carol Hackett

Katya and Oliver Klesse

Natalia Morales-Wiedmaier

Kevan Hammer ‘00

Molina ‘88 and Jasmit Kochhar

Muralles Family

Knut Hansen and Ruri Yampolsky

Roger Kohn

Daniel Muzi ‘09

Jessica and Max Hanson

The Kolios Family

Andrea Soroko Naar

Robert Hardwick and Linda Schoemaker

Joe and Takako Koplin

Ragini Narasimhan

Matthew Harris and Lynn Engel

Sarah Kremen-Hicks and Matt Fisher

Brooke and Britten Nelson

Blythe and Alex Hart

Ponni and Anand Kumar

Jan Neutz

Melinda Hayden

Margaret Lake

Song Nguyen and Oanh Nu

Ms. Linda M. Hayes

Mary Beth Lambert and John Lederer

Carrie Niebanck

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2019 –2020 ANNUAL REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY

Soren and Annette Normann

Barbara and John Schubert

Leslie and Val Veirs

David and Millicent Ollee

Mary Karen Vellines

The Olswang Family

Norman and Patricia Scott, in memory of Crispin Scott ‘09

The Orrs

Robert and Christina Scott

Andrea Voytko and David Glazer

Alexis Ortega

John Scroggs and Stephanie Doyle-Scroggs

Hongyun Wang and Kehu Ji

Charlton and Jami Oster

Sarabjit and Amrita Seera

Joanne Wang and Terry Ye

Ivy Owens

Paul and Jean Seidel

Patricia and Kirk Washington

Lorenzo Pablo and Micaela Trujillo

Stuart and Suzanne Selby

Pierce and Elizabeth Webb

Neal Paragas ‘95

Christina Serkowski

Robert Welikson and Stephanie Seiler

Darrah and Jason Parker

The Shackeltons

Gary and Kelley Western

Mikayla and Sean Patella-Buckley

Evan ‘92 and Sabina Shapiro

Nate Whitney

John Pauk and Karen McDonough

Karen Sherwood

Patrick and Jessica Williams

CA Pelly

Abhi ‘96 and Elisha Sheth

Marc and Jane Wise

Madeline ‘01 and Ryan Pennington

Meghan Shortell

Alison and Jake Wobbrock

Brian Pennix

Lisi and Reed Simons

Tony and Teresa Woodward

Janet Perles

Alfred Sipols and Dita Kanapinska

Susie Wu and Anthony Floyd

Da’Mon Perry

Kelly Sjolander and Anne Weiss

Wurzer Family

John and Patricia Pesando

Elizabeth Skjei

Meleesa Wyatt

Luke Peterson

Brent Slattengren

Kobi and Heidi Yamada

Sarah Peterson

Karen Slon and Charles Asbury

Ray Yang

Marianne Picha

Lauren (Olsen) Smilde ‘08

John and Fiona Yeung

Sashil Pillay

Julie Smith

Asha and Jeff Youmans

Jeff and Debbie Playter

Linda Smith

Usama Younis

Esteban Pokorny and Julia Irwin

Mark and Kelly Smith

Dale A. Zecca

Elena Polanco

Sara Gerhart Snell ‘79 and James L Snell

Christina Zembruski

Janeen Ponyicsanyi & Dan Podzilni

Mark Spagnola and Erica Vanaja

Elia Powers ‘99

Alex and Amy Spinelli

Matching Companies

Lucy and Herb Pruzan

Amy Spivey

Adobe Group LLC

Ravishankar Ramanathan and Shaveta Vinayak

Mark St. John

BECU

Douglas Ramsay and Michelle Brot

Rachel St. John

Boeing

Nirav Randeria

Ron and Larilyn Stenkamp

Bright Funds

Ashwin and Jennifer Rao

Janet and William Sternfeld

Cross Creek Group, Inc

Bob Raphael and Jennifer Naimy

Sheryl and Mark Stiefel

Expedia

Karen Rea

Derek and Diana Streat

Gates Foundation

Michael Rea

Tom Strouse

Gates Ventures

Veirs Reese Family

Tom and Ranmalie Taggart

Google

Alyssa Reyes

Gabriela Talavera ‘07

Greenlin Design

Rachid Rhenifel

Ty Talbot

Joshua Green Foundation

Timothy Richey and Charlotte Westley

Claire Tangvald

Microsoft Corporation

Maria Rico and David Lopez

Julie Taraday and Gretchen Todd

Nordstrom

Moses Rifkin

Kestutis and Birute Tautvydas

North Forty Group

Nick and Holley Ring

Christina F. Taylor

PACCAR Foundation

Bretta Ballou Ringo

Melaine Taylor

Pivotal Ventures LLC

Isabelle Rio

Jacob Taylor-Mosquera

Salesforce.org

Wendy and Mark Robbins

John Teal ‘04

United Way of King County

Kayla Robertson

Elena Tello-Portoles

US Bank

Karl Roebke ‘89

Kuri Teshome and Bill Sims

Dan and Lin Rosenthal

John Teutsch

Erin and Gabriel Rosenthal

Eric Thoreson

Jim and Shelley Rossi

Kay Thoreson

June 30, 2020. If you notice an omission or

Gregory and Mara Roth

Bonnie and PB Tilghman

error, please contact the Advancement Office

Alexis and Grant Rubenstein

Jeff and Erica Tillinghast

at advancement@universityprep.org.

Paul and Tracy Rudnick

Connie Tom ‘10

Thank you.

John and Janet Sage

John and Susan Tomlin

Sarah (Camp) ‘94 and Shahram Salemy

Quynh Tu

Damulaan and Mirla Santiago

Brian Turner and Beth Simpson

Edgar Sargent

Meg Van Deusen and Eric Berger

Andrew Schneider

Elizabeth Van Moppes ‘85

Leslie Schofield and Robert Stanbary

Drs. Jim and Emily van Zee

Binh Vong

Every effort has been made to include all donors to UPrep between July 1, 2019, and

www.universityprep.org

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UPREP TEAM MEMBERS 2019 – 2020 Board of Trustees

Alumni Board

Cheryl Scott, PRESIDENT Laura Domoto, VICE PRESIDENT Charisse Cowan Pitre, SECRETARY Mark Britton, TREASURER Geoff Buscher, TRUSTEESHIP AND GOVERNANCE Helen Bowen Blair, ADVANCEMENT CHAIR Adrian Biesecker ‘95, BUILDING CHAIR Tim Richey, DIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY CO-CHAIR Tori Ragen, TRUSTEE AT LARGE Barbara Sniezek, PARENT COUNCIL CO-PRESIDENT Jennifer Zell, PARENT COUNCIL CO-PRESIDENT Lila Lohr, INTERIM HEAD OF SCHOOL, EX OFFICIO Ric Anderson Alma Andrade Andrea Barry-Smith Devindra Chainani Rita Egrari Jason Froggatt ‘87 Terry Froggatt Michelle Goldberg Jeanette James Van Katzman Patricia Landy Soozi McGill Yazmin Mehdi Andrea Thoreson Mandira Virmani Kobi Yamada

Blake Titcomb ’09, PRESIDENT Joe Irwin ‘04 Brandon Kanemori ‘00 Al Merati ‘82 Daniel Muzi ‘09 Russell Normann ‘86 Madeline Pennington ‘01 Rachel Pesando ‘96 Sarah Salemy ‘94

Executive Committee Adrian Biesecker ‘95 Helen Bowen Blair Mark Britton Geoff Buscher Charisse Cowan Pitre Laura Domoto Tori Ragen Tim Richey Cheryl Scott

Honorary Trustees Roger J. Bass George Corcoran* Christine McGarry Charles Riley Elaine Scherba Jane Seymour

Founders Roger J. Bass Terry Nelson Froggatt Patricia Landy John Makinen* Christine McGarry Jane Seymour Aileen Welgan*

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Parent Council Executive Committee Barbara Sniezek, CO-PRESIDENT Jennifer Zell, CO-PRESIDENT Cheryl Hoffman Herzog, UPPER SCHOOL VICE PRESIDENT Michele Conrad, MIDDLE SCHOOL VICE PRESIDENT Ursula Phelan, TREASURER Liffy Franklin, SECRETARY Tracy Pozil, PAST EXECUTIVE Yaneth Vrenas, DIVERSITY & COMMUNITY Hamsa Abdulle, DIVERSITY & COMMUNITY Lisa Bontje, ADVANCEMENT LIAISON Dave Higley, GOVERNANCE CHAIR

Parent Council Officers Brigid Britton, GLOBAL PROGRAMS LIAISON Jane Griffin, GLOBAL PROGRAMS LIAISON Shelly Sage, PARENT AMBASSADOR LIAISON Stephanie Standifer, PARENT AMBASSADOR LIAISON Kendall Burwell, PARENT EDUCATION Julie Kang, PARENT EDUCATION Scottie Nash, PARENT EDUCATION Gretta Dutton, PARENTS FOR THE ARTS Laura McCarty, PARENTS FOR THE ARTS Nina Stuyt, PARENTS FOR THE ARTS Alexa Crawford, SPORTS BOOSTERS Jenny Freshwater, SPORTS BOOSTERS Juliet Pruzan, SPORTS BOOSTERS Patti Sindelar, SPORTS BOOSTERS Lauren Woodman, SPORTS BOOSTERS Linda Zuckernan, SPORTS BOOSTERS

Parent Council Grade Level Representatives Krysia Johnson, 6TH GRADE Hillary McLaughlin, 6TH GRADE Jenna Sylvester, 6TH GRADE Anna Leslie, 7TH GRADE Kathy Park, 7TH GRADE Myndee Ronning, 7TH GRADE Paige Hansen-Shankar, 8TH GRADE Michele Miyoshi, 8TH GRADE Katrina Strand, 8TH GRADE Quyen Hamilton, 9TH GRADE Teresa Predmore, 9TH GRADE Jennifer Sill, 9TH GRADE Kathryn Wickham, 9TH GRADE

2019 –2020 ANNUAL REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY

Aija Christopher ’85, 10TH GRADE Kim Eisman, 10TH GRADE Susan Ferguson, 10TH GRADE Matt Frank, 11TH GRADE Anju Rao, 11TH GRADE Heather Smith, 11TH GRADE Kelly Arron, 12TH GRADE Marc Colando, 12TH GRADE Sheryl Hudson, 12TH GRADE

Puma Fund Volunteers John Houlihan, CO-CHAIR Valerie Voss, CO-CHAIR Fergal Burke, CO-CHAIR Ursula Phelan, CO-CHAIR Lissa Armato, 6TH GRADE Kendall Burwell, 6TH GRADE Carrie Rosenthal, 6TH GRADE Meredith Han, 7TH GRADE Rachel Pesando ‘96, 7TH GRADE Elizabeth Webb, 7TH GRADE Linda Chou, 8TH GRADE Sarah Miller, 8TH GRADE Jennifer Sylvester, 8TH GRADE Johnny Limantzakis, 9TH GRADE Karalee Mattaini, 9TH GRADE Mette Naness, 9TH GRADE Gloria Bensussen, 10TH GRADE Cathy Faulkner ‘84, 10TH GRADE Kathy Nielsen, 10TH GRADE Nanette Hayre, 11TH GRADE Deborah Levy, 11TH GRADE Linda Zuckerman, 11TH GRADE Julie Braun, 12TH GRADE Jessica Fosse, 12TH GRADE Gunilla Luthra, 12TH GRADE

UPrep Together Committee Lisa Bontje, CO-CHAIR Norm Bontje, CO-CHAIR Stephanie Standifer, CO-CHAIR Derek Standifer, CO-CHAIR Denise Angelone Leora Bloom Alexa Crawford Katharine Durkee ‘04 Paige Hansen-Shankar Karina Kunins Mary Beth Lambert Jill Leahy Catherine McNutt Scottie Nash Alexis Ortega Kathy Park Holley Ring Jennifer Sill Barbara Sniezek *Deceased

Administrative Team

Charlotte Horsey

Elizabeth Skjei

Lila Lohr, INTERIM HEAD OF SCHOOL

Tammi Howe

Brent Slattengren

Ken Jaffe, ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL AND

Eric Huff

Karen Slon

DIRECTOR OF UPPER SCHOOL

Abigail Hundley

Julie Smith

Richard Kassissieh, ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL

Juei-Chuan Hung

Linda Smith

FOR ACADEMICS AND STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

Alexa Johnson

Mark Smith

Susan Lansverk, ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL

Becca Johnson

Amy Spivey

FOR FINANCE AND OPERATIONS

James Johnson

Sean Stewart

Alana Kaholokula

Caleb Strehlo

Catherine Blundell, DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT

Jess Klein

Tom Strouse

Mary Beth Lambert, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING

Kyle Lawhead

Ty Talbot

Jill Leahy

Christina Taylor

Emily Schorr Lesnick

Melaine Taylor

Thane Lewis

Jacob Taylor-Mosquera

MANAGEMENT

Vani Limaye

Elena Tello

Debbie Playter, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT AND

David Lopez

Jeff Tillinghast

BOARD ASSISTANT

Rachael Lydeard

Amado Toribio

David Marshall

Nhu-Quynh Tu

Faculty and Staff

Patrick McAuliffe

Robyn Veraa

Emily Adams

Ciara McGrath

Binh Vong

Nancy Schatz Alton

Catherine McNutt

Xuan Vu

Karen Natorp Anderson

Rocío Medina-Ovando

Nate Whitney

Meg Anderson-Johnston

Lindsay Metcalfe

Holly Woodson

Alma Andrade

Rebecca Moe

Meleesa Wyatt

Damin Bauer

Andrea Moore

Irene Yang

Amanda Benson

Natalia Morales-Wiedmaier

Raymond Yang

Raj Bhat

Joshua Munsell

Christina Zembruski

Farzana Bi

Andrea Soroko Naar

Anne Bingham

Ragini Narasimhan

Tim Blok

Britten Nelson

John Brooks

Carrie Niebanck

Toby Cattolico ‘04

Alexis Ortega

Dan Chestnut

Matt Palubinskas

Christina Coleman

Jason Parker

Scott Collins

Mikayla Patella-Buckley

David Crabb

Sean Patella-Buckley

Mission

Asha Dean

Martin Pawlina

Penda Diop

David Peabody

Stephanie Dobler

Janet Perles

Katharine Durkee ‘04

Da’Mon Perry

University Prep is committed to developing each student’s potential to become an intellectually courageous, socially responsible citizen of the world.

Alec Duxbury ‘86

Sarah Peterson

Virginia Engel

Sashil Pillay

Carl Faucher

Elena Polanco

Gus Feliu

Alyssa Reyes

Paul Fleming

Andy Richardson

Abby Formella

Moses Rifkin

Cassandra Fricke

Bretta Ballou Ringo

Values

Scott Gerber

Isabelle Rio

Chunman Gissing

Wendy Robbins

Brian Gonzales

Kayla Robertson

University Prep believes that integrity, respect, and responsibility are essential to accomplish its mission and to sustain its vision.

Pat Grant

Jennifer Rothwell

Micah Green

Shannon Salverda

Leah Griffin

Andrew Schneider

Lourdes Gutierrez

Tracey Sconyers

Jessica Hanson

Christina Serkowski

CONTACT US 8000 25th Avenue NE Seattle, WA 98115 Phone: 206.525.2714 Fax: 206.525.9659

Lindy Hayden

Karen Sherwood

www.universityprep.org

Kelly Herrington

Megan Shortell

Susie Wu, DIRECTOR OF MIDDLE SCHOOL

AND COMMUNICATIONS

E-chieh Lin, DIRECTOR OF DIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY AND DIRECTOR OF HIRING

Shavette McGhee, DIRECTOR OF ENROLLMENT

Vision University Prep shall be an inclusive community of learners that provides an outstanding education for each individual in a diverse student population.

www.universityprep.org

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T H A N K YO U, L I L A! Our Interim Head of School Lila Lohr led our community through the 2019–2020 school year with skill and grace.

We are thankful for her positive attitude and her steadfast guidance through an unexpectedly turbulent year. We will miss her warm hellos in the hallways and on Zoom, and we look forward to seeing her at a future Grandparents and Grandfriends Day. With two grandchildren who attend UPrep, Lila is still a Puma!

Lila, we thank you for your exceptional leadership and commitment to the UPrep community.

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