Philanthropy at Atlanta International School by Atlanta International School

PHILANTHROPY at Atlanta International School

ANNUAL REPORT 2022 - 2023

AIS Advancement Team pictured (left to right): Kim Castro, Nadj Meftah, Reid Arielle Kohan ’01, Janet Abercrombie, and Timi Laney PHILANTHROPY AT AIS | 2022Mizell, - 2023

DEAR AIS COMMUNITY, It is no surprise that we say AIS is a very special place - you’d expect nothing less from a founding parent and board member, and an alumna. But the fact is, AIS is truly a school like no other. Founded almost 40 years ago, to develop courageous leaders who shape their world for the better, today our hallways are filled with more than 1,330 students, representing 90 nationalities, and speaking over 60 languages. These global citizens know the importance of their voice in this world, thanks to their time here. Within the colorful pages of the following report, we celebrate the many ways that our community - the dedicated parents, alumni, friends, and employees - carry the critical mission of AIS into the future. Through your time, talent, and financial generosity, you ensure that AIS is always a place where every student can thrive, innovate, and belong. While we look ahead to AIS’s bright future that you are helping us to build, we also know that the impact of AIS, right now today, couldn’t be more important. Every day AIS is deeply committed to each student, so they can evolve into all that they can be. You see this when our senior students delight audiences as they bring a play to life; you feel it when our middle schoolers make lasting friendships with exchange students from schools abroad; you experience it when our primary students are tinkering and problemsolving in the ‘fab lab’; you smile about it when our youngest Eagles in the ELC are immersed in the joy of learning; and you understand it more than ever when our alumni return to campus, inspiring today’s students to be the next generation of leaders.

AIS BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2022 - 2023 Scott Britton, Chair Chiara Visconti-Pervanas ’95, Vice-Chair Shelley Giberson, Treasurer Josh Moffitt, Secretary

EX OFFICIO Kevin Glass, Ex Officio Trustee Olga Plaut, Trustee Emerita, Founder Roy Plaut, Chair Emeritus, Founder Monique Seefried, Chair Emerita Deb Sudbury, Chair Emerita

MEMBERS Neerja Breja Heidi Deringer Carrie Doyle Jeremy Faa Peter Guan Aaron Hackett Sarah-Elizabeth Langford Matthew Mazzawi Fasil Muche '93 Linda Pak Bruner Susannah Parker Barbara Quiroga Stacy Shailendra Farah Spainhour Bahns Stanley Rick van Nostrand Joyce Yamaato

AIS can only continue to grow and flourish, to serve our inspiring students with your support. Your gift to AIS is a gift to our students and to this, yes, very special community! Thank you for helping every Eagle to soar. With gratitude,

For further information or assistance, please address your correspondence to: ADVANCEMENT

Atlanta International School 2890 N. Fulton Dr. NE Atlanta, GA 30305

PHONE: 404.841.3840

Reid Mizell

Arielle Garber Kohan ’01

ADVANCEMENT@AISCHOOL.ORG

Head of External Relations

Director of Development

WWW.AISCHOOL.ORG

MAKE OUR COMMUNITY THRIVE Since it was established, just like other independent schools in the United States, Atlanta International School relies on the financial support of our entire community; trustees, parents, alumni, employees, grandparents and parents of alumni, to make the student experience the best it can be. Your generosity and commitment allows AIS to fulfill its mission and core values - to develop courageous leaders who will shape their world for the better. Here are the ways you can support the school:

THE EAGLES FUND A contribution to the AIS annual fund - The Eagles Fund - is the most important financial gift you make to Atlanta International School. Every member of the AIS community is asked to support The Eagles Fund. Your participation, at any level, demonstrates to corporations and foundations that support academic programs, that this community is aligned behind the AIS mission and core values. This is critical for AIS to secure transformational donations and grants. So every gift really does make a difference. Those who personally give $1,984 or above are automatically members of The 1984 Club, the school’s leadership giving group. The 1984 Club levels and benefits to our members are: FOUNDERS’ COUNCIL

$20,000+ • 1984 Club Party Invitation • 10 VIP Tickets for the Spring Benefit Gala • Head of School Dinner

AMBASSADORS’ SOCIETY $10,000 - $19,999 • 1984 Club Party Invitation • 4 VIP Spring Benefit Tickets • Head of School Dinner

CONSULS’ CIRCLE

$5,000 - $9,999 • 1984 Club Party Invitation • 2 VIP Spring Benefit Tickets

SHUTZE GUILD

$1,984 - $4,999 • 1984 Club Party Invitation • VIP Spring Benefit Pre-Party Invitation

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GEORGIA GOAL The GOAL Financial Aid Tax Credit is a dollar-for-dollar reallocation of Georgia state taxes to financial aid at AIS. Contributing to Georgia GOAL does not cost participants anything and is quick and easy to do.

ANNUAL SPRING BENEFIT – MAY 18, 2024 Experience the annual AIS gala, where over 500 guests enjoy an evening rich in culture and community. Every year the school celebrates a national identity and the Spring Benefit 2024 will be Inspired by India! With wonderful food, entertainment, live and silent auctions, this is an evening not to miss! All proceeds go to supporting the school and the students requiring need-based financial aid.

HOW TO GET INVOLVED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR The AIS year has many highlights,, for the whole community to get involved and support the community - here are just a few; • Make your gift to the The Eagles Fund: all year round • Sign up to Georgia GOAL tax reallocation: before December 31st • Enjoy the Back to School Party: September • Come to Worldfest: October • Celebrate with 3K - Grade 5 at Uniting Nations Day: October • Get festive at the German Christmas Market: December • Join the Spring Benefit Gala: May

The Parent Organization (PO) creates events throughout the year and overall enrichment for our families, encouraging community and supporting the school and its mission. Get involved in PO Committees and Culture Clubs including: • Ambassadors: welcoming our newest families • Amigos: sharing the traditions and experiences of our Hispanic community • Arts Alliance: providing support to the fine and performing arts programs • Asian Culture Club: showcasing the many cultures from the Asian continent • Deutsch Connection: supporting the German language program and sharing celebrations • Ensemble: bringing an authentic French experience to our community • Harambee: supporting and celebrating our Black, African-American and Caribbean community • Sports Boosters: enhancing the AIS Athletics programs • Spring Benefit: the engine that makes AIS’ largest fundraising event amazing

Gifts to the Eagles Fund Help Support... Community + Belonging Your gift helps strengthen our commitment to providing an environment where every student feels valued and celebrated for their unique background and perspective. Your support helps us to cultivate a globally minded community that prepares students to become compassionate and empathetic leaders.

Campus Stewardship Your gift helps AIS maintain our classrooms and grounds, invest in sustainability, and create a nurturing and empowering educational experience. Your support ensures a safe and beautiful learning environment for everyone.

Financial Aid Your gift helps AIS provide needbased financial aid for students who otherwise would not have the opportunity to have an AIS education. Your support builds an intentionally inclusive, intercultural community.

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Employee Support Your gift helps AIS invest in employees' professional development, create opportunities for advanced training, and attract exceptional teachers from around the world. Your support plays a vital role in ensuring a world-class education for our students.

Student Experience Your gift supports the educational journey beyond the classroom. You enhance our students' holistic growth, broadening their horizons and fostering a lifelong love for learning.

Innovation (STEAM + Technology)

Your gift helps to equip our classrooms with the latest tools and resources, ensuring our students stay at the forefront of technological advancements and thrive in a rapidly evolving world. Your support empowers our students to be forward thinkers and problem solvers.

Ready to make this year’s gift? Scan the QR code with your camera or go to www.aischool.org/give

THANKING THE GOIZUETA FOUNDATION FOR IGNITING CURIOSITY IN AIS STUDENTS AIS embraces STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) education and understands the importance of preparing students for the challenges and opportunities of the future. Thank you to The Goizueta Foundation for their generous support, which has been crucial in progressing our innovation programs. These seven initiatives foster a culture of innovation, exploration, and creativity among our students, employees, and community. Some of the fantastic initiatives supported by The Goizueta Foundation at AIS include:

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AIS SPACE PROGRAM AIS Space Program’s 4th mission, part of Northrop Grumman’s Antares NG-19 mission to the International Space Station, addressed rocket waste and sustainability. Eaglenauts devised experiments for community-wide sharing and reusability.

AISx The first AISx partnership with Atlanta United Football Club, offers a unique, non-traditional education for these high school and semiprofessional athletes. The hybrid AIS curriculum empowers students to manage their sports commitments with flexibility and support, transcending conventional educational boundaries to excel academically and pursue their passions.

AIS MEDIA AIS Media empowers students to share their voices, stories, and ideas, promoting personal growth and community engagement. This comprehensive program spans grades 4 to 12, focusing on film and broadcasting. Secondary school offers secondary film programs, while co-curricular activities boast access to state-of-the-art equipment, media professionals, and collaborations with Eagle Vision and AIS Productions.

AIS DA VINCI AIS Da Vinci Out-of-the-Box program partners our educators and students with schools worldwide to enhance teaching and learning globally. In 2023, we established three partnerships: • Dr. Cecilio Putong National High School: a public national high school in Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines, serving over 7,000 students. • University of Bohol Junior High School: a private high school in Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines, serving over 500 students. • The Baldwin School of Puerto Rico: a private 3K-12 school serving over 800 students in Bayamon, Puerto Rico.

AIS NEST AIS Nest is a competitive, immersive innovation program, with ten diverse teams in its inaugural cohort, from Grade 7 to long-term employees. AIS Nesters embarked on socially-responsible ventures, guided by entrepreneurs and online resources, covering problem discovery, ideation, and user innovation.

AIS INNOVATORS AIS Innovators, a signature program, welcomed its second employee cohort in 2023, focusing on enhancing teaching through design thinking and insights from various industries. This program led to more interdisciplinary courses and the integration of emerging technology into our classrooms.

ENTREPRENEUR-IN-RESIDENCE Kilian Fischer (Germany/USA), a 2012 graduate of AIS, is our inaugural Entrepreneur-in-Residence. Kilian studied film and script writing at Emerson College in Boston, MA, and has worked on feature film sets, and founded a video production company. He plays a key role in developing entrepreneurial and broadcasting programs for AIS students.

THE POWER OF GIVING AIS is a special place, founded on the power of language, inclusivity, critical thinking and the real-world application of learning. AIS is guided by its mission to build the next generation of courageous leaders who shape their world for the better. We believe that an inclusive community of individuals from many backgrounds and identities — provides a setting where our students can develop a global mindset and respect and understanding for others. This community, our languages for all approach and the International Baccalaureate curriculum, give students the best place to thrive, innovate and belong. At AIS, gifts of every size, ensure our school is able to provide an exceptional experience for every student.

CHRISTOPH KOEHLER ’10 & RANA EL-NAHAS ’10 “As alumni, we know the benefits of an education at AIS go far beyond academia and activities. Having exposure to diversity of cultures, backgrounds, and thought offered by the AIS community, is a necessary resource for striving in today’s world. We can’t think of a better way to invest in our future than by giving to the AIS Eagles Fund. As parents, we know how important it is to ensure that other parents have access to the same education, community and opportunities for their children, regardless of their socio-economic story. We all want to provide the best possible future for our kids and investing in education is the most sound way of doing that.”

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THE SCHMOOK FAMILY We caught up with Eric Schmook a new AIS Board of Trustees member and Eagles Fund supporter, to tell us about his philanthropic journey with AIS. Tell us about your AIS journey: We started at AIS with our oldest daughter Nadia back in 2019 and now have both daughters at the school. Andie is in Grade 1 and Nadia is in Grade 2, both in the Spanish track. We were very excited to join AIS both for the IB program (my mother who is an educator recommended it) as well as the language program. As I’ve told many other parents, I was given the opportunity to attend colleges across the country because of a sport I played, but I want my girls to have the opportunity to look at colleges all over the world, and the education they are getting at AIS will help them with that. Why do you give your time to AIS? Anytime I get involved with a nonprofit, my goal is to leave it in a better position than when I joined. We have such a tremendous school that provides a lot of value to its students and I feel like it’s my responsibility to get that message out to current and prospective parents. Also, the school is willing to listen to its volunteers which I find very heartening. I’d be much less enthusiastic about volunteering if the voices of its volunteers and parent population weren’t being heard. Why do you donate to The Eagles Fund? With any nonprofit, it’s unlikely that operating revenues are enough to cover expenses for the organization. At AIS, I believe tuition covers 9 of 10 teacher salaries so donations are the way to bring on and retain great teachers. Also, the school has started to allow donations to be designated to certain areas and I think that is a real value in giving the donor the ability to give to what they are passionate about. What does philanthropy mean to you? Philanthropy to me is a means to allocate resources to areas of need, to the people and organizations who are best equipped to help in those areas. In regards to AIS, I’m very comfortable knowing that the donations I provide to the school will be put to good use. That confidence comes from the senior staff and volunteers in place.

THE BARNEY FAMILY Turquoise and Marcus Barney became supporters of Atlanta International School in 2022 when they enrolled their daughters Karma ’31 and Kamryn ’36. Originally from California, the Barney family has been in Georgia since 2016. When they first relocated to Georgia, they lived in Duluth and later moved into the Buckhead area. Their family extensively searched all of the private schools in Atlanta that offered a high quality education in a diverse and inclusive environment where students from different backgrounds come together. Turquoise says, “We felt that AIS was the best fit for the educational needs we wanted for our young daughters.” They also have friends whose children attended AIS and said nothing but great things about the school. The Barney family is inspired to give to The Eagles Fund because “[we] believe in the school and its mission and everything that they have to offer for the educational enrichment of our daughters.” Turquoise recalls, “During Karma and Kamryn’s first year at AIS, the school hosted UN Day, and we were utterly blown away by the school’s efforts to uplift and celebrate their students’ diverse cultures. Our hope is to instill in our children that the world is not just black, white, brown, gray, or green. It’s filled with a beautiful diversity of colors.” With UN Day, the Barneys knew they were in the right place. We asked what motivates their family to give to AIS, and Turquoise responded, “The way AIS celebrates its students by allowing them to be who they are further enriches our daughters’ learning experience.”

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ALICIA KARPICK Alicia Karpick is the indefatigable AIS Middle School Administrator. Now in her third year in the role, Alicia is clear about what motivates her to support The Eagles Fund… the students and their infectious enthusiasm for school life. As Alicia put it, “I love AIS! Every day I am given 300 plus reasons to give to The Eagles Fund! Every student inspires me to support their time at school.” For Alicia, philanthropy is the act of supporting your beliefs and values. She explained, “I believe in the mission of AIS but even more I believe in the students and teachers. At my desk, I am lucky enough to hear the voices of the teachers collaborating and planning wonderful learning. AIS students are kind, creative and work so hard inside and outside of the classroom. And I can see the impact of giving to this community - it’s like the ripple effect in a pond when someone throws in a stone. I want to help start that ripple, so I also give to inspire others to do the same!”

THANK YOU! We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all of our generous donors whose unwavering support upholds the spirit of giving at AIS. Your contributions, regardless of size, play an indispensable role in crafting an unparalleled educational journey for each student within our diverse community. Your commitment to our mission of fostering inclusivity, critical thinking, and global leadership empowers our students to thrive, innovate, and embrace a sense of belonging. Your dedication to our nonprofit organization illuminates the path toward a brighter future, enabling us to continue providing an exceptional and transformative experience for all. Thank you for being catalysts in shaping the next generation of courageous leaders and for championing the values that define the essence of AIS.

This part of our campus is where Avery and his friends spent every break and lunch. Avery’s friends and family honored his memory by creating this beautiful new area for anyone needing a quiet moment, a kind face, a warm hug, or a listening ear. Avery’s Place, is the kind of safe harbor that Avery was for all those whose lives he touched.

AVERY FIERMAN MEMORIAL FUND The Avery Fierman Memorial Fund was established in 2022 by the friends and family of Avery Fierman, an AIS Grade 10 student who passed away at the age of 16. The fund was created in dedication to the memory of Avery and his time at the school. The Fund will support need-based financial aid for a secondary school student who embodies a focus on academic excellence and the joy of learning, paired with an undeniable spirit of kindness and empathy. These are all qualities that Avery shared with those around him each and every day. The scholarship creates an opportunity for other children to experience the joy Avery felt in attending AIS. It is anticipated that the scholarship will be first awarded during the 2025-26 school year. With sincere thanks to all those who have made this memorial fund and its scholarship possible through generous and thoughtful donations. If you would like to add to this memorial fund, please go to www.aischool.org/give or email giving@aischool.org.

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BENJAMIN SCHÜTTLER ’08 MEMORIAL AWARD The Benjamin Schüttler ’08 Memorial Award is an example of the amazing generosity of donors. Benjamin (Benji) is an alumnus from the AIS Class of 2008 who died tragically at age 27. While he lived a short life, it was a life of meaning and the Benjamin Schüttler Memorial Endowed Fund was generously established in Benji’s honor by his family and friends. An endowed fund is set up in a way that it will provide funding for students for years to come. Last year, proceeds from the fund were awarded to two students who honor Benji’s memory through taking part in educational enrichment opportunities: Ingrid Cunningham ’24 took a summer trip to Chile and Argentina with the Columbia Climate School, and Nyla Swinton ’24 traveled to New York City for a fashion merchandising camp. Nyla shared a message of gratitude for the committee: “I want to formally thank you and the Schüttler family for working so diligently with me to help me get to the Banson NYC program and for gifting me the award. I had an amazing time in New York and could not have done it without your help.” The award recipients embody the compassion, curiosity, and courage that are the hallmarks of how Benji lived his life. Endowments such as the Benjamin Schüttler ’08 Memorial Fund have the power to transform lives. Thanks to AIS donors, this fund and others, will nurture courageous leaders who shape their world for the better. If you would like to add to this endowed fund, please go to www.aischool.org/give or email giving@aischool.org.

Ingrid Cunningham ’24

Nyla Swinton ’24

MESSAGE FROM ALUMNI BOARD PRESIDENT The Atlanta International School Alumni Board is a fifteen member advisory board that advances the interests and promotes the welfare of Atlanta International School and its students and builds positive, long-term Timur Selimovic ’10 relationships among AIS alumni, the school, and the wider community. The Board is in its third year of operation and is composed of school alumni members from twelve different graduating class years. The Board is focused on philanthropy, alumni events, and various other strategic initiatives regarding board development, including equity and opportunity. The Board seeks to be a resource to the School’s alumni community and a partner and advisor to the School and its leadership. For academic year 23/24, every member of the Board contributed to the annual Eagles Fund, demonstrating the Board’s firm commitment to philanthropy. In addition to programming events for alumni, the Board is committed to staying connected with the school and supporting its future. The Board is building out its social media presence with the goal of engaging school alumni in various content. And as the Board continues executing various initiatives, it is open to, and invites, questions, comments and interest from all members of the School’s community. To contact the Alumni Board, please email alumniboard@aischool.org.

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Alex Akhavan ’06

Kesha Kanakiya ’14

Marlys Brothers ’92

Sean Khan ’15

Emily Cohen ’13

Ben Leblois ’07

Val Lemoine ’98

ALUMNI BOARD 2023 - 2024 Alex Akhavan ’06 Marlys Brothers ’92 Emily Cohen ’13 Kesha Kanakiya ’14 Sean Khan ’15 Ben Leblois ’07 Val Lemoine ’98 Brittany Pavon ’05 Hibben (Silvo) Rothschild ’04 Thomas Rudderow ’06 Timur Selimovic ’10 Anusha Sthanunathan ’09 Kristine Vanijcharoenkarn ’05 Brice Williams ’13 Uwem Wilson ’19

Brittany Pavon ’05

Hibben (Silvo) Rothschild ’04

Kristine Vanijcharoenkarn ’05

Thomas Rudderow ’06

Brice Williams ’13

Anusha Sthanunathan ’09

Uwem Wilson ’19

GEORGIA GOAL Need-based financial aid is critical to maintaining the intentionally inclusive learning community that AIS is committed to, to the benefit of all students. The State of Georgia Financial Aid Tax Credit program - Georgia GOAL - has allowed AIS to provide hundreds of scholarships to qualifying students who would not otherwise have the opportunity to attend AIS.

WHAT IS GEORGIA GOAL? Through the Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program (GOAL), Georgia taxpayers have the opportunity to designate a portion of their tax liability to support need-based financial aid at AIS at no net cost to the participant. 2024 Update: GOAL for 2024 is open for participation! GOAL funds become oversubscribed every year as every private school is competing for the same funds. Please make your designation before December 31 so AIS students do not miss out!

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DONORS Fiscal Year 2023 (July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023) Every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the following recognition lists. We invite you to contact our Advancement Office if you have any questions or comments.

THE 1984 CLUB Founders’ Circle $20,000+

The McCoy Family Riti and KK Mehta Monique and Ferdinand Seefried Vivian Wong and Peter Guan

Ambassadors’ Society $10,000-$19,999

Anonymous Mr. Scott P. Britton Nicholas and Teresa Brown Ruben and Taniela Cruz Chris and Arianna Graham Bharat Gupta and Tiyash Bandyopadhyay Dr. Nicholas and The Reverend Dr. Janice J. Hume Rich and Carrie Lassiter Natasha and Josh Moffitt The Sobol Family

Consuls’ Circle $5,000-$9,999

Dr. Laurent Adler and Dr. Deblina Datta The Anush Allen-Krincek Family Abhishek and Neerja Breja Linda and Andrew Bruner Mrs. Heidi E. Deringer and Mr. William G. Foglesong Vanessa and Lew Dickey Kim and Michael Dinerman Carrie and Tim Doyle Alexandra and Byron Exarcos The Faa Family Dana and Cal Fallaize Shelley Giberson and Ron Carmichael Stefani and Kevin Glass Sarah-Elizabeth Langford The MacQuillan Family Leigh Anne and Matt Mazzawi Neil and Hermine Morrell Mr. Fasil Muche ‘93 and Ms. Muna Saadi Susannah and Chris Parker Todd and Sunida Parkin Mr. Roy Plaut and Mrs. Olga Gomez Plaut Mrs. Deidra R. Ritcherson and Mr. Martin Hummings The Schmook Family Stacy Galan Shailendra and Sachin Shailendra Farah and Sterling Spainhour Deb Sudbury and Bernd Schüttler Elizabeth Bulat Turner and Steven Turner Rick and Darlene van Nostrand Turjo and Habiba Wadud Joyce and Brent Yamaato

Shutze Guild $1,984-$4,999

Fernanda Garcia de Araujo Abreu and Raphael Frota de Abreu

Aiming Sun Allen Meg and Khoury Ashooh Alla and Ali Ashurov Martina and Raul Badell Malena and Stephen Bankston Lily and Feras Chami Ms.Beth Kytle Chandler ‘98 and Mr. Zeb Chandler Jeanette Chen and Volkan Adsay Mr. Keying Chen and Mrs. Meijing Wang Joanne and Michael Chung Ranjani and Darrin Collins Victoria and Louis Dejoseph Keisha Escoffery and Martin Emmett Avinash and Scarlet Grootens Ada Gavrilovska Habl and Bob Habl Ingrid and Aaron Hackett Misti and Jesse Hall Tina and Naren Jangid Eugenio Jimenez and Jesse Furr Drs. Ajay K. Joshi and Richita C. Surana Jane Kamenz and Jim Tausche Kate and Adam Kauffman Craig and Keri Kaufmann James and Angelique Kilkelly Jason Liebzeit and David Quinn Angela Lyda and Bas Sijgers Jamie and Richard MacKelfresh Drs. Venkiteshwar Manoj and Suchitra Chandrasekaran Nina-Daniela and Chandler McCormack Gianine and Mark McKenna Veruzcka Medina and Jose Acosta The Moss Family Greg and Cheryl Olson Paula Pardinas and Michael Page Laura and Michael Poffenberger Amanda and Lawrence Quinn Barbara Quiroga Farnaz and Shahram Rezaiamiri Matthew and Amy Richardson Reme Rodriguez Esq. Barb and Aaron Rogers Mr. Emmanuel Seuge and Mrs. Anne Clotilde Seuge Rachel and Brad Sheehan Hongliang Sheng and Claire Wen The Shi Family Mr. Thomas Stoupis and Mrs. Antigoni Themistokleous Frank and Leslie Thomas Mr. Joseph C. Thomas III ‘07 Rayne and Douglas Towns Manoshi Vin and Dhruv Asher Lin Wang and Tung Lee Mitchell and Elizabeth Wickland Chris and Hong Willis The Wisener Family Cheryl Yul-Behrenwaldt and Tobi Behrenwaldt

Alumni Eagles Aerie

Marlys Brothers ‘92 and Gordon Rowcliffe Ms. Gillian G. Furqueron ‘08

Anton Gebhard-Koenigstein ‘11 Mr. Julius Gebhard-Koenigstein ‘09 Rana El-Nahas ‘10 and Christoph Koehler ‘10 Val Lemoine ‘98 Hibben (Silvo) Rothschild ‘04 Plamen P. Valkov ‘13 Dr. Kristine Y. Vanijcharoenkarn ‘05

THE EAGLES FUND Claudia Caycho Acosta and Enrique Acosta Valerie L. Adair Ana and Evan Adler Dr. Adina Alazraki and Mr. David Pemberton Mr. Ido J. S. Alexander ‘99 David and Angel Anbari Anonymous (15) Fred and Catalina Aranas Family Foundation Brittany and Vedad Arslanagic Chirine Atwi and Achraf Makki Philippe and Julie Audibert Megan and Pritpal Aujla Mr. Sukhman S. Bal ‘07 Turquoise and Marcus Barney Christopher L. Barry Michael Barry and Ann Mingledorff Barry Anna Bartlett Ms. Lucie Behrendt-Wright The Bentley Family Mr. Saurav Bhandary ‘12 Bea Biron Nawal and Jawad Bisbis Marcelo G. Boffi Keith Bogle Tara Bouyer Alan and Christiane Box Lisa Box ‘01 Carina Box Vidal ‘04 Claudia Brand Jodi Bray and Clare Barton Susan and Frank Brown Chare and John Brown Anna Burns Michelle Williams and Harvey Cain Mr. Willie Campbell Leonor Fernandez and Alvaro Canovas Mrs. Qin Cao Alberto Cappelletti Mr. Rigoberto Cardenas The Decoufle Family Sue Lynne Cha and Clayton Campbell Mr. and Mrs. David Chambless Poonam Chawla (Vats) Francesca Cheli and Mathieu Dekens Joy and Heng Chen Kelley Chiappetta and Roberto Chiappetta Jeronimo J. Chiecchio Poorvi Chordia and Abraham Thomas Nina Chumburidze and Eduardo Gonzales Jennifer and Currie Clayton David Colclough Mrs. Meg Conaway Yanaëlle Cornez Lanie and Casey Cox

Christina and Douglas Crawford Sergio and Luz Cruz Tom Curry and Emily Hands Mrs. Betty Davis Kalyn Davis and Evan Wetstone The Davoudpour Family The Decoufle Family Ana Del Prado Caamano and Lars Ihlen Marlon DeLancy Ms. Michele DeLancy Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. DeMent Ms. Nina M. Deshpande Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo A. Diaz Artur Janusz Domowicz Sean Dougherty ‘98 Mrs. Laura Doyle ‘97 and Major Simon Doyle Mrs. Chantal N. Duggan Mr. Vasili Egnatashvili and Mrs. Teona Abuladze Saily Eidizadeh Cynthia and Mikhael Elchami Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Ellington Mauricio and Kathy Escoto Rocio Fabbrini Ms. Johanna M. Fleisch ‘01 Mrs. Peluchi Flores Victor H. Flores Petr Foltin The Conover Foster Family Rosa Frey The Gall Family Ekaterina Galperina and David Street Ms. Caroline E. Geiger ‘08 Mr. Ernesto Gianella and Mrs. Karen C. Málaga Sandra Giraldo and Felipe Garcia The Glinka Family The Godoi Family Ms. Tamika Goins Penny Goldberg-Rosenfield and Larry Rosenfield Brittany Murray and Bradley Gray Mr. William Green Mrs. Kirsten Wing Gromatzky ‘97 and Mr. Jeffrey Gromatzky Tina M. Guess Fernando and Maria Guevara Josh Gunnemann ‘98 Mr. Laith Haddadin and Mrs. Manka Kaur Haddadin Laleh Sharifi and Bahram Hakimi Lisa and Ankur Haldar Ms. Theresa K. Hall Dr. Kimberley Haluski and Mr. John Stoj Lee Hampton Charles Harris Susan Roberts and Peter Hayes Matt Herndon and Linda Herndon Mr. Christopher Hesse and Ms. Sheela Sinharoy Mira Hirsch Stuart and Carol Hoffmann Mrs. Gabrielle Holder-Simon Tiffany Holland Caroline Hoogenboom and Deniz Mazlum Mr. Vincent Horstink Shirong Huang and Sheau Liu Greg Hucks Leyda and Vincent Hughes Patricia Hwang and Kyle James

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Dr. Lucienne Ide and Mr. Humberto García-Sjögrim Mr. and Mrs. Lars Jacobson Jade Jagroo Dr. N. Sydney Jemmott and Dr. Maxwell Prempeh Dr. and Ms. Ahmad Jingo MD Mr. and Mrs. Amin Jiwani Ms. Korrin Hume Johnson ‘92 Michelle Jones and Clint Jones Louise Jones Ms. Josephine G. Kane ‘18 Simone Kang Alicia Karpick Dr. Sophie A. Kartochian and Mr. Thierry Kartochian Dr. George Katsitadze and Mrs. Natia Silagadze Maria Carolina Diaz Keber and Leopoldo Keber Christine Kelley Ms. Alison Keohane Chantal Kerssens and Dominique Lemoine Mrs. Sonnia F. Khalil Mr. Arvand Khosravi ‘03 Arielle Kohan ‘01 Sudha Kotamraju The Kottke Family Chauntelle and Pavel Kupcik Ms. Stacie La Grow Dr. Indu A. Ladd and Mr. Andrew M. Ladd Mr. Adam Lapish Charles Laurent ‘10 Tuan, Amy, and Grace Le Armand Leblois ‘04 Mr. Benjamin Leblois ‘07 Mr. Bonghyun Lee and Ms. Hj Song Mr. and Mrs. David A. Lee Ms. Yingyu Li Mr. Jeff A. Carper and Ms. Li Y. Lo Sonya and Megnauth Lokenauth Ethan Long ‘21 Mr. Mario C. Lopez Sanchez and Ms. Maria M. Alvarez Rodriguez Meredith Lowe ‘09 and Anthony D’Alessandro Erika and Danny Ludeman Laura and Mathew Lukens Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lynch Drs. Nathan and Beth Lytle Mr. Frank Machinello and Ms. Kristin Walterson Felipe I. Magofke Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mahoney Ms. Pierrette Maillet Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Maldonado Douglas Mani-Kandt Ms. Elizabeth Martin Anju Mathew and Lijo Simpson Olivia and Luc Mathiot Anjali and Harsh Mathur Mr. and Mrs. Shigeru Matsuki Adam Mayes Christine McAleer Mary and David McCarney The McCreery Family John McCusker Mrs. Veronica Plaut McDaniel ‘97 and Mr. Mark McDaniel The McGeeneys Randy and Mary Merrill

Sepi Bazdar and Shervin Meshkian Dawn and Arnaud Michel Shayla Miller Jennifer Millkey ‘05 Mr. Jonathan N. Mitchell and Mrs. Leonie C. Ley-Mitchell Reid Preston Mizell and Bernard van der Lande Venetia Mott Ms. Helen Munoz Inja Nam and Thomas Engel Emmanuel Moe Naniuzeyi Jr. ‘06 Dr. Sharon Nath and Mr. Alok Nath Mr. Richard Nesbitt and Mrs. Rebecca L. King Robin and Tim Newberg Andrew S. O’Reilly Jonathan Olens ‘11 Ms. Lauren T. Olens ‘08 Mr. Mikael Öman and Mrs. Ana M. Barona-Öman Babatunde Onasanya, MD Ilse Ortega and Franco Di Pelino Yesim Ozbarlas Mr. Matt D. Padula and Mrs. Barbara Brockway Dennis and Jane Panzer Shetal Patel and Dipesh Parekh Kanan and Milan Patel Gary and Caroline Paterson Victoria E. Gómez and Pablo Patiño Brittany Pavon Suriel ‘05 Susan Pease Langford Jessica Peden and Edward Bolden Stephanie Hodges and Will Perkins Christine Pettitt-Schieber ‘05 Earl M. Pitts Felix Poh Xuelin Pu The Quinbys Rajavarman Rajendran Ms. Cherise D. Randle Ms. Dorothy H. Recaborde ‘13 Mr. and Ms. Volker Reichhardt Cartrina Richey Mr. and Ms. Reid T. Richman Mona and Sami Rizk Marianne Robbiani Mr. Jonathan Roberts Dr. Peter Rogatz and Mrs. Marge Plaut Rogatz Luciana Rosas and Rafael Ricieri Dina Rosas Ms. Carey E. Rosser ‘04 Nichada Saetie Somali and Abhijit Saha Winnie Sahni Ms. Carmen Samanes Miki and Vladimir Samoylenko The Sams Family Suzanne and Pete Sanborn Jennifer and Matt Sand Hiroyuki Sawada Will Schüttler ‘11 Mrs. Anja Sebunya Timur Selimovic ‘10 Doug Shipman and Bijal Shah Mr. Jason A. Simons Anuj Sinha Marina Skorupski and Ezequiel Molina Dana Smith

Ms. Amy Smith and Mr. Scott Smith Ms. Susan Smith Yanting Song and Christopher Chen Hyunjeong Song Ms. Irene Soteres Chris Sperry Mr. and Mrs. Bahnson Stanley Claire Staples Ms. Anusha Sthanunathan ‘09 Lorna and Iwan Streichenberger Yuderka G. Suarez The Tanpitukpongse Family Mrs. Linde Rickert Tassell ‘00 Charlotte A. Tausche ‘17 Mesrin and Cuneyt Tekgul Mark and Christine Thaiya Ratna and Pratik Thakar Dr. Tanya S. Theriot and Mr. Chad V. Theriot N.T. Shauna C. Tomlinson Alejandra Bermudez Chaves and Nicolas Tommasini The Honorable Pinkie Toomer and Eric Toomer Maria Juliana Rico Juri and Gonzalo Uribe Shilpa and Rajiv Urs Patricia Vela Veronica and Adolfo Villagomez Dr. Vecheslav Volkov Maria Voutos & Tina Clark Vivien Li and Edward Wang Dr. Catherine Warner ‘04 and Mr. Arun Gupta Ms. Elizabeth Weese Anumeha and Kelvin Whisenhunt Cathy White and Joel Rogers Samantha White Mr. Robert Willcock and Mrs. Cécile Willcock The Williams-Garner Family Mishon and Brandon Williams Suzanne Bunzl Wilner Mr. Uwem A. Wilson ‘19 Kirsten Wing ‘97 Ms. Sue Wooldridge The Sean Wu Family Christopher Yarsawich Marjan and Navid Yavari Silvana Mendes and Paulo Zafaneli Annie Peng and Han Zhang Mr. Weiping Huang and Ms. Yu Zhou

BENJAMIN SCHÜTTLER MEMORIAL FUND Siri Belton ’08 Karen Diamond and John Giblin Elise Maliszewski The Moss Family Christine Pettitt-Schieber ’05 Aaron Rosenfeld Will Schüttler ’11 Maria Voutos and Tina Clark Linda Woodland

AVERY FIERMAN FUND Sara Adler Robert Annas Anonymous Sarah and Mike Armstrong Beth and Barry Asher Atlanta Party Rentals

Sonja Austell Suzanne Baker Cottingham Jill Baldinger Raymond Bandy Courtney Ingraffia Barton Julie and Billy Bastek David Batievsky Deborah Bauman Michelle Bearman-Wolnek Blair and Zack Beasley Cynthia Belforte David Bell The Belsky Family Kit Belt James L. Benjamin Noah and Vanessa Benz Harold and Sally Berger Sandra and Alan Berman Phyllis and Joseph Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Warren Binderman Alexander Biro Kamil, Nawal, and Jawad Bisbis Bill Bishop Kristin Blackwell Dolores and Edward Bloomston Rosalyn Bloomston Jane and Joe Bluestein The Bortnick Family Stewart Brandon Susan M. Braswell Michael Braun Erika Brookes David Brown Beth Burke Godwin Susan Callahan Aaron Capelouto Carl Capelouto David Capeluouto Wendy and Raymond Capelouto The Caplans Jennifer Castanet Alan Chandonia The Cheeks Family Ellie Westman Chin The Coan Family Matt Coggin Julie and Jeffrey Cohen Pamela Cohen Terri Cohen Linda and Richard Cohn Hope Cohn and John Schneider Rebecca Coleman The Concierge Society of Atlanta Wendy Conrad and Neal Aronson Jill Conrad Norma Conrad Sharon and Steve Cook Robert Cornella Lanie Cox Tom Cramer Sheila and Kevin Cranman Andrew and Corrie Crews Robin Crick Terrence and Merry Croft Lucinda Cucuzzella Michelle Cummings Roxana Dan Marc Dantzker Linda and Marty Davidson Sheryl and Jay Davidson Shellie Davis

Maria and Charles de Coquet Margaret and Jeff Dietert Kim and Michael Dinerman Sherise Dorf Dressler’s Jewish Funeral Care Laura Dunston Dwoskin, Owen, and Joannie Myron Dwoskin Jackie, Mike, and Zachary Eagan Farleigh Earhart Susan and Scott Edlein Kirsten Ehrich Shawn Elson Marian and Ronald Epstein Beverly and Stanley Erdreich Michael Erickson Eric C. Ettinger Cindy and Randy Evans Allison Falk Heller Mathew Fallon M. Leslie Fawer Kitty Feinman Mindy Feinstein Peggy and Ben Feldman Laura and Marc Fereres Richard Fernandez Anne, Stuart, and Reis Fierman Chu-Chi and Bobby Fierman Julie Fierman Ashley Fierman Lewis Daryl Figa Catherine Findley Barbara and Larry Fine Stephanie C. Fischer Leslie Fisher Jeff Fleishmann Linda Floyd Rick Fogelman Wendy and Avron B. Fogelman Joyce Folk Lynne and Gary Foster Amy Frain Leslie Franco Ryan A. Franco Mark Frank Debra Franklin Sonya Franklin Cathy O. Friedman Sandy Friedman Steve and Shelly Friend Carolyn and Henry Frohsin Benny Frost and Family Susan Fulginiti Elayne and Ron Gabbai The Gabbai Family Jeffrey Gardner Nathan and Kristen Garroway George Gaskin Scott Gasparini Georgia Restaurant Association Kevin, Stefani, Liam, Lilly, and Leanne Glass Will Glasscock Bill and Beth Godwin Stuart Gold The Goldklang Family Fred Goldsmith Karen and Steven Goldstein Milton and Arlene Goldstein Mindy Goldstein and Louis Metcalf Sherron Goldstein Patricia Golemi

Stewart Gotlieb Kathy Graivier Aimee and Doug Greenberg Lisa Greene The Grossmans Jennifer A. Gruel David Gurievsky Danny Gurwitz Davis Gutow Aida Hakimi and Laleh Sharifi Robert Hamilton Amy and Paul Harris Dawn Harrison Susan Hart Jeanne Harvey Ginger and Jerry Held Isaac Hendler Jennifer Henn The Hennessy Family Jerry W. Henry Dori Herald Carol F. Herman Lisa Herman Michael Herman Mrs. Charles Herman The Hernandez Family Kristin Hinson Julia Hinton Leslie Hirsch Marci and Geoffrey Hirsch Stewart Hoffer Meyer A. Horn, M.D. Pearlann Horowitz Scott Horowitz Kim Humphreys Edward Hyman Jean S. Hyman Leonard Isacks Leslie and Doug Isenberg Flora Jane Ziad Abou Jaoude Jan and Gregory Jay Rebecca Jones Susie and Henry Jordan Jen, Lawton, and Cokie Jordan Monique Joyce Henry Jumonville Gregory Kallenberg Dorothy Kallweit Alex Kaminsky Zack Kaminsky Karen and Charles Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Marty Kaplan The Katz Family Jay N. Kazlow Julie Kessler Ellen W. and Stanley C. Kessler Valerie and Randy Kessler Oscar Keyes Lauren Khair Jim Kieffer Valerie Kieffer Ramona Kiessler Cada Kilgore Chris Kilgore Kathleen Kim Beth Kirkhope Gracie Kirschner Shelly Kleppsattel Ricki and Lanny Kline Kim, Zack, and Calla Klumok

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Jennifer Kohn Koppel Michael Koplon Sandra B. Koplon Oliver Korzen Ricky Koslin B. Alex and B. Robert Kottke Peter and Maggie Kottke The Kottke Family Jessica F. Kraitzick Joan and Mike Krawcheck Robby and Kim Kukler Family Michael La Kier Judy Ladden Matthew and Stephanie Ladden Stacy and Justin Ladden Adele and Haden Lafaye Jackson Lane Claire Layrisson Alison Lebovitz Jeremy and Jennifer Legg Gayle W. Leitman Jeremy and Silvia Leitman Marcia and Jerry Leitman Michael Leitman Michael Leitman and Branden Ryan Laurie A. Leonard Lauren, Bob, and Katie Leslie Jay Letts Doron Levin Faye and Robert Levin Betsy and Michael Levy Richard Levy Kim and Mark Lewis Melissa Libby Joyce and Joe Lichtenstein The Lipe Family Ephrat Lipton The Liptons Susan Londe Monisha Longacre The Louie Family, Betsy Wyant, and Dottie Baer Garner The Lourie Family Pierrette Maillet Alex Mammen Perri and David Mandelbaum Kristin Manzano Hedy and Josh Marks Patricia Marks Bazin Elizabeth Martin Marion and Edgar Marx Claudia Mashburn Richard Maslia Monique Matelski Moustafa K. El-Mattrawy Laurie G. Max The Mazzawi Family Veronica McDaniel Judy and Randy McDonald Ginair McKerrow Melkonian Family Roya Memarzadeh Ian Mendelsohn A. Allen Mendenhall III Family Mary and Randy Merrill William Meyer Beth and Al Meyers Candy and Edward Meyerson David Middleman Herbie Miller B. G. Minisman

Ali Mitchell The Mitchell Family Sascha Moffitt Judith and Gary Monheit Paul Mooring Jennifer and Michael Morrisey Karen Much Mudeif Productions, LLC. Timothy J. Mullins Celia Nadler Joe Nagel Hilary and Stuart Nelson Kelly Nelson Cole Nevins Susan and Randy Newman Caren Nichol Terri Nicholson Laurey Nixon The Nixon Family Beth and Benjamin Nowak Michael O’Connor Mikael Ohman Dionne Ohmstead Lisa Okamoto OpenTable Family Ellen and Dolph Orthwein Yesim and LeMi Ozbarlas Jeff Pailet Mildred Palley Sheri and Alon Panovka Amy Parker Zupancic Swati Patel Gary Paterson The Pelots Max Perlman Han Phan Nancy S. Pickus Michael Pille Marc and Rebecca Pinker Carole and Michael Pizitz Julie Pomerantz Andrea Oki and Jeff Pomeroy Andrew Pope Judy Kisla and Leslie Pope Lawrence Prager Shaina and Kevin Preis Lisa Pulitzer Marina Quinterno Ann Rafferty Amir Rashid-Farokhi Jill Ratner David Reese Lauren Rock Remedios Rodriguez Alexei Rojanets Bethany Rojanets Sherri and David Romanoff Dina Rosas Alan Rosenberg Eliane and Stephen Rosenberg Leslie Rosenberg Ruth and Mark Rosenberg Sheri Rosenberg Jeffrey Rosenbloom Elaine S. Rosenblum Adam Rosenthal Susan and Andy Rotenstreich Judy and Jimmy Rotenstretch Ray Rothman Louis Rothschild Lisa and Michael Rovinsky

Lana and Stephen Royal Lori Rubin Michelle and Mark Rubin Rory Rule Ben, David, and Blake Runyan Branden Ryan Aayushi, Somali, and Abhijit Saha Scott Sankary Darla and Wayne Saxe Kelly and Peter Schiffer Kelly Schiffer Andrew Schwarcz Ferne R. Seigel John Seiler Lori Seto Lauren Shapiro Michael Sheldon Gayle Siegel Isabel and Alan Siegel Myra E. Siegel Howard Silverboard Brianna Simon ’23 Casey and Andy Simonoff Sydney Simons Deborah Skinner-Davis Joel Sklar Tim Slaney Carla Sloan Jennifer Sloan Dill The Slovis Family Amy and Bryce Smith Brooke T. Smith Meredith and Ben Smith LaRoyia Smitherman Dodie K. Sokol Ellen and Jerry Sokol Edward Solomon Kay Solomon Susan Sorrel Matt Sours Lynne Splinter Mia Spolan Jennifer Stone Lorna Streichenberger Street Jennifer Stribling Leslie and Peter Stuart Christy and Greg Sturgeon Rosa and Neal Sumter Alyssa Taffet Marilyn and Murray Tanner The Tekgul Family Leigh and Charlie Thompson Suzi Thorp Tammy and Chris Tilley J. J. Timmons Andrew Totz Rona LA Train Nancie Turner Shelley Turner Marcia Unger The Vandegrift Family Mara Vandegrift Jeanette Volkan and David Adsay Sharon Waller and Al Hyman Shayne Walsey Ben-Haiem Kristi Warren and Will Evans Scott Wasserman Staci Wasserman Carolyn and Leotis Watson Ethel and Richard Wayne Jack Weeks

The Weeks Family Sheri and Ron Weiner Milton Weinman Richard and Becky Weinman Sherry A. Weinman Edward Weiss Isaac, Ari and Craig Weiss Bruce Wernick Sue Wheeler and Alex Dichter Laura C. Wickiser Drenita Williams-Garner Polly Williams Sharon Winn Scott R. Winter Susan Witt David and Shayelyn Woodbery The Wooldridge Family Michael Wright Susan and Scott Wynne Cathy Zedd Ed Zinn Amy and Danny Zoller

STAND & PLEDGE Maria and John Alexander Carolina Amaya and Marcelo Boffi Drs. Sona and Shivan Amin Brittany and Vedad Arslanagic Martina and Raul Badell Tiyash Bandyopadhyay and Bharat Gupta Lani and Lawrence Berman Alejandra Bermudez Chaves and Nicolas Tommasini Erin and Richmond Bernhardt Keith Bogle Melissa and Robert Braddy Neerja and Abhishek Breja Scott Britton Ambar Brooks and Coby Brooks Nicholas and Teresa Brown Mark Carroll Sue Lynne Cha and Clayton Campbell Suchitra Chandrasekaran and Venkiteshwar Manoj Kirti and Amar Chavan Jasmina Chhabra and Bintoo Desai Maria Voutos and Tina Clark Amanda and Andrew Cogar Taniela and Ruben Cruz Christine Seefried De Wendel ’98 and Jean-Martin de Wendel Ana Del Prado Caamano and Lars Ihlen Angie and Brad Dement Heidi Deringer and Greg Foglesong Mercedes Desio and Hichem Kerma Carrie and Tim Doyle Susanna Eiland and Tomer Zvulun Rana El-Nahas ’10 and Christoph Koehler ’10 Lorilee and Jeremy Faa Sandy Ferko Brooke and Luke Fleming Adelaida Garcia-Pardo Sagarna and Alvaro Gomez-Muro Criado Elizabeth Garvish and Ashely Kalek Ada Gavrilovska Habl and Bob Habl Sireesha and Praveen Ghanta Shelley Giberson and Ron Carmichael Andrea and Kevin Gomez

Olga Gomez Plaut and Roy Plaut Arianna and Christopher Graham Scarlet and Avinash Grootens Drs. Jenny and Jeff Grossman Sara and Michael Gurion Wendy Gutierrez and Jim Cheeks Ingrid and Aaron Hackett Misti and Jesse Hall Emily Hands and Tom Curry Stephanie Hodges and Will Perkins Eugenio Jimenez and Jesse Furr Sonia and Jay Kher Angelique and James Kilkelly Dawn and Peter Andreas Kimmich Rebecca King and Richard Nesbitt The Kottke Family Beth Kytle Chandler ’98 and Zeb Chandler Leila Laniado and David Neimark Carrie and Richard Lassiter Esther Lee Val Lemoine ’98 Jody-Ann and Daniel Lo Bue Jamie and Richard MacKelfresh Julia Massaad and Toni Maalouf Leigh Anne and Matt Mazzawi Nina-Daniela and Chandler McCormack Mariana and Russell McGuire Jordan McKay Gianine and Mark McKenna Veruzcka Medina and Jose Acosta Rebecca Messina and Derk Hendriksen Robert Millar Reid Preston Mizell and Bernard van der Lande Natasha and Josh Moffitt Ruth Montells and Domingo Rodriguez Torregrosa Kenya Moore Venetia Mott Natalia Munoz-Bravo and Lucas Bravo Ricardo Navarro Drs. Bahar and Frank Nia Cheryl and Greg Olson Paula Pardinas and Michael Page Susannah and Chris Parker Sunida and Todd Parkin Caroline and Gary Paterson Drs. Melina Pectasides and Konstantinos Arvanitis Megan Penniston Aujla and Pritpal Aujla Deanna Perrotta Steinke and Andrew Steinke Carolina Plata Hinestroza and Gregory Berry Dawnitra and Michael Quigley Carolina Ramon and Leon Bernal-Mizrachi Jennifer and Reid Richman Carolyn and Werner Richter Reme Rodriguez, Esq. Paola Rojas Veronica Roldan and Adolfo Villagomez Dina Rosas Thomas Rudderow ’06 Muna Saadi and Fasil Muche ’93 The Sams Family Rupal and Rahul Saxena Lauren Sayeski and Denis Talbot The Schmook Family Anne Clotilde Seuge and Emmanuel Seuge Rachel and Brad Sheehan

Christa and Christopher Shoukry Marina Skorupski and Ezequiel Molina Jakelia and Garrian Sledge Lizeth and Charles Smithgall The Sobol Family Yanting Song and Christopher Chen Maria De Lourdes Soto and Fernando Guevara Isabella Stankowski-Booker and Matt Booker Ginna and Achibald Stewart Lorna Street-Streichenberger and Iwan Streichenberger Deb Sudbury and Bernd Schüttler Eunsoo Sung and Geoff Kho Drs. Richita Surana and Ajay Joshi Maria Thacker Goethe and Patrick Goethe Ciji and Travis Townsend Dr. Kristine Y. Vanijcharoenkarn ’05 Shelbi Vaughn ’09 Claudia Vaz de Lestapis and Alexandre de Lestapis Manoshi Vin and Dhruv Asher Chiara Visconti-Pervanas ’95 and Angelos Pervanas Sunny and Luka Vujnovic Drs. Shilpa Vyas-Read and Charles Read Rebecca Wade-Chung Unn and Oscar Werner Anumeha and Kelvin Whisenhunt Denisse and Mark Williams Sindy Wilson Rohan Wilson Steven and Tiffany Wisener Vivian Wong and Peter Guan Joseph Wong Joyce and Brent Yamaato Angelica and Bo Young Jessica and Brandon Young

GEORGIA GOAL DONORS Dr. Jared Safran and Ms. Lauren Abraham Mahoney Veruzcka Medina and Jose Acosta Ana and Evan Adler Brenda and Daniel Alford David and Angel Anbari Anonymous (3) deLille and Mark Anthony Meg and Khoury Ashooh Megan and Pritpal Aujla Armando and Louisa Basarrate Cheryl Yul-Behrenwaldt and Tobi Behrenwaldt Dr. Jo-Anne Biafore Claudia Brand Nicholas and Teresa Brown Linda and Andrew Bruner Elizabeth Bulat Turner and Steven Turner Ron Carmichael and Shelley Giberson Poonam Chawla (Vats) Mr. Juan Carlos C. Cisnado-Hadlow and Mrs. Caroline Cisnado Davis Mr. Jeffrey B. Clark Jr. Teresa and Robert Cornella Dr. Kathryn J. Cottone and Mr. Joseph Cottone Ruben and Taniela Cruz Sandrine and Peter Curnyn Mr. Richard H. Deane Jr. Mrs. Heidi E. Deringer and Mr. William G. Foglesong Mr. Siddharth P. Desai and

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Mrs. Jasmina S. Chhabra Carrie and Tim Doyle Cynthia and Mikhael Elchami Mr. Nerimiah M. Emmett and Ms. Keisha Escoffery The Faa Family Dana and James Fallaize Mr. and Mrs. Brant Ferko Anne and Stuart Fierman Mr. Kilian G. Fischer ’12 Stefani and Kevin Glass Charlotte Hayes and John Grattan Vivian Wong and Peter Guan Bharat Gupta and Tiyash Bandyopadhyay Ingrid and Aaron Hackett The Hasell Family Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heller Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Holmann Patrycja Horodyska and Slawek Horodyski Mr. Ricky Summerlin and Mrs. Sheryl Howard-Summerlin Mrs. Xiaona Hu and Mr. Zhewu Xu Dr. Eric A. Hunter and Dr. Susan Allen Mr. Eric Issa and Mrs. Kathrin Koppe Mr. and Ms. Joseph James Mr. Jared Joella Michelle Jones and Clint Jones Craig and Keri Kaufmann Jessica and Johnathan Keenum Sonia and Jay Kher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Lapierre Mr. James W. Laughlin and Mrs. Silvia Moscardó Aracil Dr. Richard S. Leff and Mrs. Debra Kantorowitz-Leff Mr. Jeffrey Leonard Mr. Robert Lovic and Mrs. Elizabeth Mullican Marian and Ashley Lowe Julia and Toni Maalouf Dr. Sally Marcus Mr. Marc Fleury and Mrs. Nathalie Mason-Fleury Nina-Daniela and Chandler McCormack The McCreery Family Mr. Daniel J. McGraw and Mrs. Jennifer M. Zember Elaine Rosenblum and Charles Mendels Mr. Alfredo M. Mesa and Mrs. Elizebeth K. Ellison Dr. Mary Alice Mina and Mr. George Mina Dr. Frank J. Minja and Dr. Saria M. Hassan Natasha and Josh Moffitt The Moss Family Ayanaw Muche and Alamz Yohanees Mr. Fasil Muche ’93 and Ms. Muna Saadi Barbara Owen Youn Young Choi and Seung-Joon Paik Susannah and Chris Parker Dr. and Mrs. Amit Patel Kanan and Milan Patel Dr. Adina Alazraki and Mr. David Pemberton Stephanie Hodges and Will Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Bryan P. Perryman Mr. Roy Plaut and Mrs. Olga Gomez Plaut Alain Poiraud and Carine Poiraud-Bouton John Porter and Lucy Axtell Dawnitra and Michael Quigley Amanda and Lawrence Quinn Barbara Quiroga Amy and Matthew Richardson Mrs. Deidra R. Ritcherson and Mr. Martin Hummings Dr. and Mrs. Gamwell A. Rogers Mrs. Deborah D. Saeger and

Mr. Paul H. Saeger Rahul Samant Mr. Andreas Schmidt and Mrs. Susan Saddawi-Schmidt Greg Schrader and Amy Whaley Prof. and Mrs. Carsten Sievers Joshua & Aurora Silver Hong-Tsun and Josh Simon Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Spainhour Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bahnson Stanley Roland and Catherine Stebbins Kimberly and Michael Still Ekaterina Galperina and David Street Deb Sudbury and Bernd Sch¸ttler Rayne and Douglas Towns Elizabeth Bulat Turner and Steven Turner Shilpa and Rajiv Urs Rick and Darlene van Nostrand Veronica and Adolfo Villagomez Ms. Claudia F. Schalko Emily R. Weese Mrs. Elizabeth White and Mr. Dustin White Mitchell and Elizabeth Wickland Mr. Christopher Willis and Ms. Hong Willis The Wisener Family Simon and Fion Wong Joyce and Brent Yamaato Mazzawi Dental Intown Porsche Cars North America Supreme Resources, Inc. The QUIKRETE Companies, Inc.

SPRING BENEFIT 2023 SPONSORS Crown Capital + Kyote Patty Webb, Harry Norman Realtors Smith + Howard Renasant Bank Regions Bank Eversheds Sutherland Metz SG Contracting Tego Systems Corp The Royster Group Paramore & Quinn Mercedes Benz Porsche Reseco

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES AT&T BlackRock The Coca-Cola Foundation Delta Airlines Fiserv GE Foundation Google Home Depot LexisNexis Risk The Merck Foundation New York Life Real Estate Investors Novartis Prudential Regions Bank Truist Bank U.S. Bank UnitedHealth Group Voya WarnerMedia WestRock Foundation

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FINANCIAL SUMMARY Fiscal Year 2023 (July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023)

$39,381,172 TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE 88.2%

Tuition & Fees $34,728,199 3.3%

6.3%

Other Income $1,296,929

Charitable Contributions $2,480,657 (net) 2.2%

Auxiliary $875,387

$39,257,296 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 72.4%

Salaries & Benefits

8.8%

$28,439,084

6.6%

Educational Materials & Supplies $3,429,306

Depreciation $2,569,448

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4.9%

Buildings & Grounds $1,937,408

7.3%

Administrative $2,882,050

13%

OF STUDENTS RECEIVE NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID

DONORS FUND

1 IN10 473 EDUCATOR, COACH, STAFF, COUNSELOR & LIBRARIAN SALARIES

LEADERSHIP DONORS IN THE 1984 CLUB

DONORS EMPOWERED STUDENTS TO THRIVE, INNOVATE & BELONG

MORE THAN

$710,000 GEORGIA GOAL CONTRIBUTIONS

OUR MISSION To develop courageous leaders who shape their world for the better.

OUR CORE VALUES The joy of learning and purposeful effort. Mutual respect and understanding in an intentionally inclusive and intercultural community.

OUR APPROACH To lead as individuals and as members of their communities, future-ready young people must learn to thrive in ambiguity and uncertainty, pairing deep self-knowledge and empathy with the skills to think analytically and constructively. We believe it is essential to develop the capacity to consider one’s decisions and actions within an ethical framework grounded in a spirited sense of hope in human potential. We create a safe, stimulating educational environment, promoting the wonder and curiosity that motivates a student to learn in and beyond the classroom and throughout life. We believe that achievement derives from sustained, purposeful effort and by learning to think critically, debate confidently, question assumptions and push our limits. We believe language and culture shape and inform identity. We delight in difference, opening ourselves to authentic and meaningful interactions with various cultures both in school and in life. We commit ourselves to grow and change individually and together, to ensure every learner’s identity, language, and values are respected.

AIS NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT Atlanta International School practices a full nondiscriminatory policy in all school-administered programs and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, national and ethnic origin, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation or gender preference in all of its admissions, educational and employment policies, programs, and practices.