Buckingham Browne & Nichols School
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the cover, top left: Angus Crafter ’22, Charlie Goebel ’22, Harrison Grant ’22, Oscar Capraro ’22; top center: Aklasia Genene ’34; top right: Chloe Rankel ’26 Gemma Friend ’28; bottom left: Christian Tonsgard, Upper School ceramics, and Cassie Wang ’24 cover: Sydney Able ’31 and Sarah Ngo, Lower School literacy specialist (Grades 3-5)It is always a highlight of my year to share this annual report with our community. It gives us a chance to celebrate the accomplishments of our students and the institution we hold so dear. Moreover, it o ers the opportunity to reflect on a remarkable year at BB&N—one in which your generous support enabled us to deliver significant breakthroughs spanning the key objectives of our strategic plan: wellness, innovation, inclusion, and an exceptional student experience.
I want to take a moment to spotlight a few areas of particular interest.
Overall, we raised over $14.5 million this fiscal year. This high-water mark shows the appreciation our donors have for our school and a belief in our goals for the future.
We opened a fourth campus here at BB&N—our Grove Street Athletic Campus—in large part thanks to a recordsetting $4.87 million gift from the parents of the Class of 2022. This ambitious public/private partnership with the City of Watertown is a game changer for BB&N in so many ways.
Members of the community came together for a successful sixth annual Day of Giving, when they “supported what they love about BB&N.”
We incorporated a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion focus into many of our professional development grants and programs, and made a board-level commitment to this work by establishing a standing Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Global Studies Committee.
Our first set of Innovation Grants was awarded this spring. These grants ranged from installing a pollinator garden behind the Upper School to developing a plan for Bivouac’s Camp Marienfeld property for future use.
We awarded a record-setting $9.74 million in financial aid grants toward tuition and additional expenses for 24% of enrolled students.
I’m so grateful for this amazing BB&N Community. What is most exciting to me is that we are just getting started!
Best,
Jennifer Price Head of School
April 14, 2022, marked BB&N’s sixth Day of Giving, an annual tradition that brings the entire community together to make a collective impact for our students, faculty, and this incredible school.
The theme of this year’s drive, Support What You Love, focused on the many aspects of the school that are supported by The BB&N Fund. All members of the community—parents, alumni/ae, grandparents, faculty, and sta —were invited to support what they love about the school, from arts, academics, and athletics, to faculty, financial aid, and equity and inclusion programs.
Students were also brought in on the action and asked to share their favorite BB&N programs, places, and people like those shared here. The BB&N Fund helps to make these experiences possible.
Thanks to the tremendous generosity of the BB&N community, we surpassed our goal of 350 gifts, ultimately receiving 397 gifts and raising more than $250,000 in support for The BB&N Fund, which will have an immediate and significant impact on the school.
“It never ceases to amaze me the power and generosity of this community and what we can accomplish together.”
— Head of School Dr. Jennifer Price
BB&N’s fifth annual Day of Giving raised more than $250,000 from 397 donors who “supported what they love” about BB&N.
The Senior Parents’ Gift program is a longstanding BB&N tradition in which senior parents celebrate their children’s BB&N experiences and express appreciation to the faculty and sta by making a meaningful gift to the school.
The parents of the Class of 2022 stepped forward with their financial support of BB&N’s philanthropic priorities in an inspiring and record-setting way. We are thrilled to report that this year’s senior parents raised nearly $4.87 million between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022, far surpassing their $3 million goal.
Because of the outstanding generosity of this year’s senior parents, one of the new athletic fields at the Grove Street Athletic Campus will be named for the Class of 2022.
We are grateful to the parents of the Class of 2022 listed on page 28 for their incredible support, as well as to the 24 Senior Parents’ Gift volunteers who dedicated their time on behalf of the campaign.
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Every year, thanks to the generosity of many members of the community, BB&N is able to support a robust and flexible financial aid budget that allows us to meet 100% of the demonstrated financial need for both new and returning families. In addition, it allows the school to create processes and procedures that help all families access the full BB&N experience in an equitable manner.
Examples of this include providing funding for:
Purchase of laptops so all students can participate in the laptop program on equal footing
Learning support and test preparation
Transportation (e.g., access to BB&N buses and MBTA passes)
Essential auxiliary programs, clubs, and activities (e.g., after-school care, travel programs, summer camp)
These endeavors are iterative and grow with the evolution of our school and its programs. Working with stakeholders across the community, our goal is to create a framework of policies to support families through the whole BB&N experience.
When Jake Anderson-Bialis ’98 and his wife Deborah were considering a gift to BB&N last year to support the school’s strategic priorities, their decision about a designation for their gift was an easy one. They simply asked the Mendoza Perez family, with whom they had been connected for more than a decade.
At the recommendation of Luis Mendoza Perez ’19, Adrian Mendoza Perez ’22, and their mother Adria Perez, the Anderson-Bialises decided to establish the Mendoza Perez Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity Fund, to honor Adria’s many personal sacrifices and commitment to her sons’ education and to support BB&N’s DEI initiatives in several key areas.
Jake’s connection with the Mendoza Perez family dates back more than ten years when he was completing his degree at Harvard Business School and was serving as Luis’s Big Brother. As he was preparing to move to California, Jake wanted to continue to support Luis and his family, and suggested that Adria consider enrolling him at BB&N. Thanks to generous financial aid and support during the admissions process, Luis was able to join the BB&N community as a fourth grader, and his brother Adrian followed him several years later as a sixth grader.
Both Luis and Adrian credit BB&N’s caring faculty, financial aid o ce, Jake, and especially their mother for the financial, emotional, and intellectual support they received throughout their years as students. Evidence of their own academic accomplishments is clear as Luis is now beginning his junior year at Yale University studying computer science after taking a gap year, and Adrian is matriculating at Stanford University.
To make these opportunities available to other students and families of color, the Mendoza Perez Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity Fund will be used to advance a variety of DEI objectives for BB&N students, faculty, and sta — including recruitment of and support for BIPOC faculty— and creating and fostering a community of support among BIPOC parents.
As Jake recently commented, his involvement with the Mendoza Perez family over the years led him to re-engage with BB&N including joining the Board of Trustees. Hearing the boys’ perspectives about the school as one of only a few students of color and taking classes with few faculty of color, particularly at the Lower School, educated him about the experiences of underrepresented students of di erent races and heritages. Through the fund he and his wife established and the school’s commitment to DEI initiatives, Jake is confident that important progress is being made.
Top: Jake Anderson-Bialis ’98, Luis Mendoza Perez ’19, Adrian Mendoza Perez ’22; bottom: Adria Perez, Adrian Mendoza Perez ’22, and Deborah Anderson-Bialis
Top left: Sixth Grade musical Disney’s Descendants: The Musical; top center: Clemmie Tuohey ’35 and Anna Hawkins ’31; top right: Edlawit Zewde ’24 and Emmanuela Osagie ’24; bottom left: Karina Kirpalani ’24, Daniel Kyte-Zable ’23, and Stephanie Guilmet, Upper School science; bottom right: Guadalupe Salazar ’34
Browne & Nichols classmates Bob Whitman ’43 and Bob Ganz ’43 have been close friends since pre-school in the 1920s. Their remarkable journey has included military service during World War II, Harvard University Ph.D.’s (both in English), and distinguished university careers. Additionally, Bob Whitman met his wife, Professor Marina Whitman, through Bob Ganz. Now, the Whitman and Ganz names are connected in perpetuity at BB&N because this spring, the Whitman Family Foundation established and endowed the
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The fund will support the annual expenses of the BB&N Archives, which will soon have a new home in the renovated administration building at 197 Coolidge Hill. It also honors Bob Ganz’s decades of volunteer service, including voluminous class notes chronicling the school’s history and people.
Discussing the new fund, Bob Whitman notes “how many people seem to know about Bob and [his] reporting the feelings of alumni/ae about the school [which is] remarkable.” At reunion weekend in May, BB&N awarded Bob Ganz the 2022 BB&N Medal in recognition of his lifetime achievements and service.
“Bob Ganz’s contributions have been of immeasurable value to the Archives over the years, and this fund will allow us to preserve and share the rich history of our school’s community for generations to come. I’m deeply appreciative to the Whitman family for their generosity.”
— BB&N Archivist Esme Rabin
At BB&N, innovation is the creative process of generating and implementing ideas that disrupt, evolve, transform, and/or enhance current teaching and learning practices, resulting in better outcomes for all members of the diverse BB&N community and beyond.
This past spring, in a new initiative to encourage and support innovation, BB&N’s Teaching and Learning Office (TLO) awarded eight inaugural Innovation Grants (I-Grants), selected from an application pool of 14 adult and student proposals.
Applications for a second round of I-Grants are being reviewed and selected this fall, and will provide financial support for BB&N community members seeking to pursue an innovative idea and “color outside the lines.”
The following Innovation Grants developed by faculty and staff were funded in the first round last spring:
Bivouac & Beyond: To develop an intentional vision for a “fourth campus” on BB&N’s Harrisville, NH property (Camp Marienfeld) in order to advance the best experiential education initiatives for all grade levels.
Maker Break: Two sessions of a free week-long program were launched over 2022 Spring Break for Middle School students at the KnightLab (the Middle School makerspace), which served as a pilot for a semester-long design and fabrication course being implemented at the Middle School this year.
Ethics Course and Student-Led Conference: To create a new elective course that examines morals, ethics, and moral decision making with a student-driven, projectbased component involving partnership with one or more local not-for-profit organizations. The course will challenge students to create and lead a conference focused on how the study of ethical frameworks helps us understand and address pressing and salient contemporary issues. Students will share their learning with others in the BB&N community and beyond.
Woodworking and 3-D Design: To transform a space within the Upper School woodshop—accessible to all art classes and faculty and coordinated with the Middle School KnightLab—into an area where students can learn about creative problem solving, work iteratively and collaboratively, and move between digital space and the physical world.
Pollinator Gardens: Reimaging Lawns at BB&N: To involve students in all aspects of planning and design to transform two areas between the Upper School building and woodshop into an intentionally sustainable landscape
consisting of native grasses and pollinator-friendly perennials plants.
Upper School Service Learning Program: From Hours to Competencies: To change the Upper School service learning program, beginning with 2022-2023 incoming ninth graders, from a quantitative 40-hour requirement into a competency-based program. The goal is to foster student leadership and agency, support thoughtful partnerships, and shift from a transactional and superficial model of community service to a more collaborative and substantive approach to service learning.
Recently funded grants developed by students include:
Exploring the Outdoors: Aquisition of high quality hiking/camping equipment for an overnight hike in the White Mountains of NH in early June for Upper School students, specifically those who might not otherwise have access to the gear necessary to undertake such an activity. Over the longer term, the equipment will be available for students to borrow managed by the Outdoor Recreation Club.
Students as Social Entrepreneurs: To build on the successful student tutoring program—Boston COVID Tutoring, designed by Upper School students during the pandemic—by developing an incubator program for other students interested in creating and implementing a service or business that addresses a social need.
Highlights of some of the first round of grants are shared below:
Students: Jeremy Altman ’22 and Arden Conine ’22
Noting that BB&N offered no other major outdoor recreation opportunities for students other than Bivouac for ninth graders, Altman and Conine applied for an Innovation Grant to support the newly established Outdoor Recreation Club’s first trip. The grant supplied the club with money to buy new tents, backpacks, and other backpacking necessities to use for the first trip and many more to come.
The goal of the trip was to get students who wouldn’t otherwise have the opportunity to go backpacking to do it with a fun group of peers. The trip in June 2022 was a huge success, with the group hiking along Franconia Ridge in the White Mountains of New Hampshire led by English teacher Zoe Balaconis, rock climbing coach John Duval, Altman, and Conine. Thanks to this I-Grant, ORC leaders will have a strong gear library to continue to bring outdoor recreation to BB&N students.
Faculty: Zoe Balaconis, Upper School English; Alda Farlow, Upper School English; Mara Vatz, Upper School Math
Students: Howard Brown ’22 and Eli Waisburd ’22
We proposed disrupting the traditional lawn aesthetic at BB&N by replacing sections of turf on the Upper School campus with native grasses and pollinator plants. We aim to reduce our environmental impact, increase biodiversity, and transform our campus from one that requires frequent and costly maintenance into an intentionally sustainable landscape. With proper signage and opportunities for hands-on classwork, we aim to inspire our students and the surrounding community to consider how cumulative individual actions (such as maintaining lawns) can contribute to large-scale environmental degradation, and how cultivating native plants helps to restore a healthy ecosystem.
To start, we proposed converting two sections of the campus into a garden with native turf-alternatives and pollinator-friendly perennials that would support biodiversity, improve soil health, reduce flooding, and provide visual interest. The first area is an existing (though neglected) raised garden bed behind the original Upper School building adjacent to the back driveway/trash storage area. Our work on this garden was completed over the summer.
Faculty: Anna Van Voorhis, Upper School Woodworking
With the generous help of the Teaching and Learning Office through one of their spring Innovation Grants, a small maker space is taking root in the front of the Woodworking Studio. This summer the space was framed out with new walls to separate it from the sawdust generated by the rest of the shop. The space now hosts a Glowforge Laser Cutter, a Flashforge Adventurer 4 FDM 3D Printer, a benchtop SainSmart Genmitsu CNC Engraver, and a Cricut Maker. The space will be open and accessible to interested faculty and students, in addition to students enrolled in woodworking and 3D design classes. The space also aims to create curricular continuity for students graduating from the BB&N Middle School (and its KnightLab) and joining the BB&N Upper School community.
Bivouac
Beyond Faculty: David Strodel, Upper School Science
First steps for the Bivouac and Beyond innovation grant have included internal and external assessments of the Marienfeld property in Harrisville, NH, the site used almost exclusively for Bivouac at this point. A more concerted effort to refurbish and tend to upgrades of our present facility and property has begun based on internal assessments by BB&N. In addition, money from the innovation grant has gone to engaging an outside planning and architectural group, LDa of Cambridge, MA, who completed a site plan of the property to enable BB&N to continue to creatively envision possibilities for future programming and use of the property.
2021-2022
Capital and Non-BB&N Fund
The BB&N Fund Endowment Giving* Operating Support** Total Support
Current Parents $2,400,504 $6,253,532$203,953$8,857,989
Alumni/ae $730,602 $1,497,440 $54,700$2,282,742
Parents of Alumni/ae and Former Students $148,551 $464,241$2,500$615,292
Grandparents $99,919 $2,600,300 $0$2,700,219
Current Faculty and Sta $13,208 $17,500 $50$30,758
Students, Friends and Other Donors $17,246 $25,073 $545$42,864
Total Support: $3,410,030 $10,858,086$261,748$14,529,864
* Includes documented commitments to BB&N’s comprehensive campaign and planned gift intentions.
** Includes gifts to the Faculty/Sta Appreciation Initiative, uKnighted Community Fund, and other gifts for non-budgeted expenses
Members of the BB&N community contributed $14.53 million in support of The BB&N Fund, capital, endowment and other special fundraising initiatives in 2021-2022.
parents, alumni/ae, grandparents, faculty, sta , and friends supported The BB&N Fund and other fundraising initiatives in 2021-2022.
2021-2022
Gift Level donors total gifts
$100,000 and above 2 $200,000 $50,000 - $99,999 8 $462,816 $25,000 - $49,999 29 $770,694 $10,000 - $24,999 54 $640,146 $5,000 - $9,999 82 $439,122 $2,500 - $4,999 108 $300,447 $1,000 - $2,499 109 $248,980 $500 - $999 113 $110,544
$250 - $499 196 $97,306
$100 - $249 349 $87,122 $1 - $99 557 $52,853
BB&N Fund Total 1607 $3,410,030
THE BB&N FUND BY YEAR 2018-2022
OF INCOME*
*Includes $545,236 for the uKnighted Community Fund
Financial Aid 15.9%
2021-2022 DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENSES* Salaries and Benefits 60.3% General Operations 23.8%
SUPPORT IMPACT GRATITUDE
The 1974 Leadership Society recognizes BB&N alumni/ae, parents, parents of alumni/ae, grandparents, and friends who have provided the school with an especially strong financial foundation. The name of the Society recognizes the year in which two Cambridge academic institutions, Browne & Nichols and Buckingham, merged and brought together their traditions of excellence to form what we now know as Buckingham Browne & Nichols School.
The 1974 Leadership Society donors listed here made gifts, pledges, or pledge payments totaling $2,500 or more for operating, capital, or endowment purposes between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022. We are pleased to acknowledge their generosity and support for many BB&N priorities and initiatives.
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Alberto Abadie and Judith Lok
Brooke W. Ablon ’85
Sergey Aksenov and Yali Li
Rory Altman and Rebecca Mayne
Jake Anderson-Bialis ’98 and Deborah Anderson-Bialis
Richard Anderson and Fernanda Sakamoto
Christopher Andreoli and Denise Gee
Christopher and Jonna Angelone
Rayce and Rosa Martha Anselmo
Philip and Yuriko Anton
Eliza Appleton ’09
Jennifer Winn Aronson ’92 and Eric Aronson
Mathew and Alison Avram
Mohammad Ali Aziz Sultan and Linda Zarifi
Ashesh and Radha Badani
Dennis Baden and Nicole Morales
Jesse Baker
Pam Baker
David Banash ’68
Stephane and Brenda Bancel
Alexander Band and Abby Fung Mark and Irina Barrocas
Matthew Beagle and Lisa Scopa
Thomas and Rebecca Behenna
Adam and Nicole Benjamin
David Berger and Micki Rowaan
Seth and Mandy Berman
Andrew Bernstein and Jacqueline Shoback
James T. Berylson ’00
Mohit Bhatia ’93 and Payal Bhandari
Corey and Nikki Bialow
Chris Bierly and Margaret Boasberg
Jon Biotti and Leslie Jeng
Kate Cetrulo Bjornlund ’05
Thomas Blackburn and Maria Durant
Jennifer Berylson Block ’97 and Jonathan Block
Taylor and Willa Bodman
Ethan and Sandra Bornstein
Daniel and Lisa Brennan
Robert Brenner ’86 and Molly Brenner
Joshua Bresler and Katherine Ferguson
Annie Brewster ’86 and Rick Weyerhaeuser Chuck and Kate Brizius
Jason Brown and Claudia Epelbaum Brown Keith and Susan Brown
Christian Brunet and Whitney Dayton Brunet Igor and Eveline Buchatskiy
Michael J. Bucuvalas ’66 and Martha Bucuvalas Ben Butcher
Eleanor Campbell-Swank ’76 Ryan and Bronwen Carroll John and Jennifer Cassedy Raymond and Ti any Chang David Chen and Joanne Wu Mike and Debra Chen Lesley Chin ’00
Dennis W. Choi ’70 Kendrick Chow and Ellie Choi Joe and Lucy Chung Meredith Coburn ’03
Randolph Cohen and Audra Dainora Steven Cohen and Mary Akerson Tim and Christina Cohen
James Collins ’05 and Mariah Collins Steve and Alexi Conine
Ted Constan and Alison Franklin Aaron and Emily Cooper Jerry and Stephanie Coughlan John Crocker ’73 Glenn and Katherine Cross Jared Curhan ’89 and Katie Curhan Steve Dai and Rebecca Le Steven Damalas ’72
Anthony and Sarah Deighton David Deming and Janine Santimauro Barbara Greenberg Denton ’77 Amit and Gitika Desai Adil and Alexandra Diouri
Je rey and Neely Dodge Nathan and Patricia Dowden Craig and Joan Driscoll
Erik Dubovik and Shirley Chung Scott and Kristi Eckert
Alexis Boyle Egan ’93 and Chris Egan Sam and Alexandra Epee-Bounya Aron Epstein ’97 and Jacqueline Bell
Oliver and Negin Ewald
Katherine Jacobs Eyre ’69 and Bob Eyre Leslie Ahlstrand Fitzgerald ’08 and Bobby Fitzgerald Mark and April Fitzgerald
William and Virginia Foote John Friedbauer and Jian Jian Wang Scott and Melissa Friedman Scott Friend and Leslie Riedel
Nancy Hoadley Fryberger ’54 and Richard Fryberger Bradley and Katy Galle
Devesh Gandhi and Rinaa Punglia
Keith and Debbie Gelb Iraklis Gerogiannis and Sheila Borboli-Gerogiannis
Charles and Betsey Gi ord
Steve and Dorothy Gilman
Tricia Glynn Scott and Amy Goebel
Carlos Gonzalez and Zeynep Ton
Rosalind Gorin ’62 and Matthew Budd
Nathaniel M. Gorton ’56 and Jodi Gorton Michael and Stacey Grealish
Timothy and Kathleen Gregor David and Christine Gross-Loh Bud Gruenberg ’60 and Jennifer Gruenberg
Jason P. Hafler ’00 and Abigail Bristol Hafler Thomas and Jeanne Hagerty
Rachel Kroner Hanselman ’89 and John Hanselman
Jack Hardy ’61 and Margaret Sandoz Hardy ’61 Lionel and Irene Harris
Alexis Hart
Timothy Hartshorn and Melissa Reilly
Robert and Kathryn Hassell
Bartlett Hauthaway ’42 (dec.)
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Jeffrey and Christa Hawkins
Matthew and Elena Hawryluk
James Hayes and Molly Wanner
Lee Ginsburg Herbst ’53 and Arthur L. Herbst
Matthew and Jennifer Hicks
William and Beth Hicks
Bob and Kristine Higgins
Andrew and Allison Hirsch
Eric M. Hoagland ’88 and Cyndee Hoagland
William and Mari-Ann Hogan
Kathryn Kargman Holden ’01 and Richmond Holden III ’01
Jonathan How and Carolyn Ruppel
John and Holly Huehn
Elena Iboucheva-Resnick
Pamela Hardee Jackson ’62
and F. Gardner Jackson, Jr.
Freddie and Nikki Jacobs
Karthic Jayaraman and Monica Petre
Yong Jeon and Jaime Lee
Greg Jiang and Janet Zhai
Neville Jiang and Elizabeth Wang
Xiaofeng Jiang and Shuojia Bai
Abigail P. Johnson ’80 and Christopher McKown
Estate of George Jones ’47
Kari Jorgenson ’93 and Kenneth Beausang
Valdas Jurkauskas and Melody Mak-Jurkauskas Avak and Christine Kahvejian Karen Kalina ’81 and Erik Yesson
David and Kay Kane Fiyaz and Azra Kanji Lee and Elizabeth Kaplan
Bill and Lynn Kargman
Kris Karson and Meenu Chhabra
Induprakas and Veena Keri
Jeff and Lisa Kerrigan
Jacob and Maria Khoury
Daniel Kim and Sarah Lee
David and Teresa Kim
Gordon and Tania Kluzak
Shane and Valerie Kovacs
Walter and Karameh Kuemmerle
Paul Kwon and Hyejin Park
David Laibson and Nina Zipser
Tom and Kate Lakin
Butler and Lois Lampson
Sang Lee and Minjung Kim
Young J. Lee and Young Ju Rhee
Charles Lesburg and Christine Lukacs-Lesburg
Eric and Michelle Lev
Alan Leventhal ’70 and Sherry Marcus Leventhal
Stuart Levinson and Jennifer Keddy
Peter K. Levitt ’84 and Adriana A. Levitt
Benjamin and Eden Levy
Sarah Montgomery Lewis ’01 and Tyler Lewis
Bo Li and Chengqin Tian
Francis and Marjorie Lichtenberger Pat and Richard Light Hui Liu and Ke Shen
Tony Lo ’04
Carl and Bridget Long Chuck and Susie Longfield Margaret Loss ’64
Philip and Elizabeth Loughlin Mikhail Lukin and Susanne Yelin
Ling Luo and Helen Liu
Guoxiang Ma and Joan Jiang Haobo Ma and Jessica Kong
Lin Ma and Angela Zhu
David and Alyssa Mack
Tony Madan and Charu Taneja Madan
Hiren Mankodi and Devika Kapoor
Marty and Tristin Mannion
Nicolas Massard and Emily McComb
Deirdre Nansen McCloskey ’60
Arthur and Jennifer McGivern
PJ McNealy and Rosemary Reilly
Paul Milbury and Heidi Lehner
Richard Miner and Corinne Nagy
Andrew and Anne Moller
Marc and Yueling Moran Jay Myers ’03 and Alex Myers
Andrew and Sara Myerson
Sam and Mandana Namiranian Shakti and Kristin Narayan JK Nicholas ’85
Katie Nicholas ’90
Peter M. Nicholas, Sr. (dec.) and Ginny Nicholas Peter M. Nicholas, Jr. ’88 and Christy Nicholas Robert and Sabrina Nicholson
Stephen Nilsen ’67 Timothy and Corinne Noyes
Jason Oppenheim ’98 Frank and Kelly Panayotou Ted Pappendick and Erica Gervais Pappendick Naimish and Radhika Patel
Richard and Petra Paulson Tavan Pechet ’89 Tiron Pechet ’81 Shep Perkins and Lisa Mullan Perkins Henry Phelps ’68
Peter Piccirillo and Stella Pang Massimiliano Pieri and Jeanne Huang Jennifer Price and Katya Salkever Ming Qiao and Mary Shang Vikrant Raina and Pratima Abichandani Leah Ramella ’95 and Carlos Agudelo Mohak Rao and Ami Pourana Hardagiri Reddy and Veena Molagavalli David and Amanda Reinfeld Shuyu Ren and Cuiyan Xin Ian and Marlene Reynolds Shadman and Faiza Riaz Howard Rice and Nina Coslov Evan Roberts ’97
Justin Roberts and Dana Popkave Micheal and Margaret Rorick Stuart Roseman and Daniela Corte Al and Selina Rossiter Selina Wood Rossiter ’89
Matthew Rubins and Meredith Rosenberg
Charles Rudnick and Ilyse Greenberg Israel Ruiz and Maria Minguell
Edward Saad and Jane Shih
Gad and Jaka Saarony
Daniel Sachs and Thais Sakamoto Sachs Robert and Spring Salvin Hashim Sarkis and Diala Ezzeddine Daniel and Ranella Saul
John Scanlan and Agnes Bundy Scanlan James and Kathleen Scanlon
Robert Scherfke and Juhi Dhawan
Jonathan Schrag and Kirstin Hill
Mark and Audrey Schuster
Avi and Fleur Segal
Sepehr Sekhavat and Gena Heidary Rajeev and Ila Shah
Jonathan Shapira ’98
David Shaywitz and Diana Brainard
Neil Shephard and Heather Bell
Lauren E. Sherman ’01
Hope Sidman ’88 and Steve Wymer
Elizabeth F. Silverman
Nitesh Singh and Gitika Srivastava Bill and Theda Skocpol
W. Garth Smith and Susan Kirwan
Peter H. Smith ’59
John Sorgini and Shari Wolkon
David Sosnovik and Debbie Goldstein
Erik and Annette Stafford
David Staknis
Kim Druker Stockwell ’86 and Pel Stockwell
Janet Storella ’74 and Andrew Karron
Torben and Shelly Straight Nissen Michael and Ann Strem
Guhan Subramanian and Helen Clement
Meg Sullivan
Lei Sun and Hong Chen
Prem Swaroop and Prashanthi Krishna David Sze ’84
Stanley and Nathalie Tabor
Kingsley Taft and Gillien Todd
Qing Tian and Hongyi Ma
Nancy Morse Torti ’60 and Moe Torti Vincent and Leif-Ann Tuohey
Frederica C. Turner ’91 and Alejandro P. Heyworth
Rajesh Vaid and Dina Chen
Eva Douzinas Veson
John Veson
James and Margaret Wade
Hongbo Wang and Linda Lin
Randolph and Jing Watnick
Kyle and Susan Weaver
Kevin and Cam Welch
Jordan and Mendie Welu
Christian Westra and Sophie Powell-Westra
Ogden and Elizabeth White
Robert F. Whitman ’43 and Marina V. Whitman
Torsten and Beebe Wiegand
Clarence G. Williams, Jr. ’85 and Joanne Taylor
David Williams ’78 and Judy Williams
John and Towne Williams
Eric D. Wolkoff ’01
Stephen Woodsum and Anne Lovett
Fan Wu ’98 and JoAnna Wu
Jim and Ann Wu
Jay and Nancy Xiong
King Yao and Shirley Woo
Bracebridge Hemyng Young, Jr, and Landis Becker Young
David Yu and Angela Lin
Snejina and Giorgos Zacharia
Adam Zalisk ’03 and Rachel Adler Zalisk
Edward Zarrow and Carey Bertrand
Chun Zhang and Julie Pui
Feng Zhang and Yufen Shi
Jeff Zhang and Nancy Ma
Jun Zhang and Wenfang Liu
Yuli Zhao and Cunyuan Zhang
Yuan Zhou and Grace Ma
Zilu Zhou and Xiaotong Yu
We greatly appreciate the thoughtful and generous philanthropic support of the Young Alumni/ae Leadership Society donors listed below.
The Young Alumni/ae Leadership Society recognizes alumni/ae of the last two decades (Classes of 2002-2021) for their generous contributions of $1,000 or more in 2021-2022, and alumni/ae of the last decade (Classes of 2012-2021) for their generous gifts of $100 to $999.
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Mike Abrams ’05
Eliza Appleton ’09
Magnus Aske ’19
Jehanna Axelrod ’13
Andrew Benson ’03
Kate Cetrulo Bjornlund ’05
Emily Bono ’12
Jackson Bramley ’16
Emily Carter ’14
Tora Clark ’15
Meredith Coburn ’03
Alexander Cohen ’17
James Collins ’05
Elaine Dai ’13
Sam Duboff ’06
Felix Duong ’15
Cami Fitzgerald ’15
Josie Fitzgerald ’17
Leslie Ahlstrand Fitzgerald ’08
Anna Garvey ’21
Cece Garvey ’21
Lily Garvey ’21 Ethan Hodges ’15
Alexa Horwitz ’12
Joelinda Coichy Johnson ’07
Lizzy Kidder ’06 Sanghoon Lee ’13
Amanda Lifford ’15 Augie Lin ’14
Olivia Lloyd ’12
Tony Lo ’04 Michelle Meredith ’17 Becca Moore ’14
Jay Myers ’03
Thor Nagel ’13
Gerry Nvule ’15
Dan Oshima ’06
Natasha Pereira-Kamath ’04
Nik Pereira-Kamath ’06
Paul Selker ’04
Dan Slavin ’11
Juliet Solit ’16
Spencer Solit ’19
Christina Uhrig ’13
Emily Wang ’07
Adam Zalisk ’03
Each year, thoughtful individuals and families invest in the school’s future through their estate plans. There is a unique story behind every one of these legacies, but they all have the same ultimate goal: to maintain the strength, integrity, and value of the BB&N experience for future generations of students.
If you have arranged to support BB&N through your charitable estate plans like the generous alumni/ae, parents, and friends recognized here, please contact Roger Fussa at 617-800-2722 or rfussa@bbns.org so we can welcome you as a member of The Almy Society. To read more about BB&N’s Planned and Deferred Giving program, visit giftplanning.bbns.org.
The Almy Society gratefully recognizes the following alumni/ae, parents, grandparents, faculty, and friends who have included BB&N in their long-term philanthropic plans.
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Meghan Barry ’93 and Peter Hoffmeister
Michael J. Bucuvalas ’66 and Martha Bucuvalas
Edward C. Bursk, Jr. ’50
Arthur M. Bylin ’54
Elizabeth S. Cahn ’85
Cynthia Chace ’70
Richard M. Chalfen ’60
Christoher R. Decker ’82
Talinn M. Demirjian ’94
Robert Dole ’52 and Marguerite Dole
James M. Donovan ’61
Laurence Etter (dec.) and Elizabeth Etter
Thomas A. Fitzgerald, Jr. ’53
Nancy Hoadley Fryberger ’54 and Richard Fryberger
Lincoln B. Gamble ’76
Seth Gibson ’53
John P. Grinold ’53 (dec.) and Catherine Grinold
Katharine Winslow Herzog ’62 and Al Herzog
Jonathan Hodgson ’91 and AJ Hodgson
Pamela Hardee Jackson ’62
and F. Gardner Jackson, Jr.
Adilia James ’03
Karen J. Kalina ’81
Mark P. Leeds ’81
Pat and Richard Light
Margaret R. Loss ’64
J. Gordon Lunn ’52
Deirdre Nansen McCloskey ’60
Scott G. McMullin ’63
Jay Myers ’03
Jason Oppenheim ’98
Thomas R. Pollock ’77 and Eileen Tabios
John B. Read ’53
Jeffrey Rudman ’66
George and Nancy Rupp
Linda Samay (dec.) and Robert Rosenthal
Linda Samuels
Mark E. Satterfield ’73 and Marian Satterfield
William D. Saunders ’59
Ann Imlah Schneider ’51
Mallory H. Slate ’56
Janet Storella ’74 and Andrew Karron
Duncan Smith ’48 (dec.) and Joan Smith
Nancy Morse Torti ’60
John P. A. Toupin ’81
Richard C. Walton ’72
Henry N. Winslow ’56
Charles F. Woodard, Jr. ’58
Natalie Zervas ’01
For their lasting legacies to the school, we recognize in perpetuity the following individuals whose estate gifts have been or are in the process of being realized. Their thoughtful generosity fortifies the foundation of learning and excellence at BB&N.
Anonymous (2)
James B. Ames
George W. Barnes 1925
Margaret Follen Bird 1925
Morrison P. Blake 1919
Horace O. Bright 1913
Edward C. Browne ’37
Harriet Ropes Cabot 1925
John Moors Cabot 1919
Anna Cairnie
Erica Barth Cawley
Frank S. Cawley
Edward P. Chase 1927
Adelaide Comegys ’48
James and Mary Couzens
Nicholas and Antigoni Damalas
Clarence G. Davenport 1926
Dan H. Fenn, Jr. ’40
Suzanne A. Fleischner ’48
Theodore B. Gazarian ’49
Malcolm S. Hayden ’45
Peter M. Hewitt ’44
William S Howe ’43
Natalie Hoyt
Nancy Griffin Jackson ’60
Herbert B. Jacobs ’43
George W. Jones ’47
Matthew A. Keenan ’46
Harrison Kennard 1920
Harvey and Farla Krentzman
Andrea L. Kusko ’66
Arthur J. Lawson 1926
Christopher T. Mahan, Jr. ’45 Ruth Rosenberg Medalia ’42
Mary Potter Meeker ’53 Mary K. Merrill
Constance R. Milton ’28
Donald Mordecai ’56 and Patricia C. Mordecai Nancy Balis Morse
Margaret E. Oakley
Ellen C. Oppler ’46
Sarah Osborn
Louise A. Pfeiffer 1936
David and Muriel Pokross
Mabel C. Richardson 1936
Alice Woodman Rossiter 1933
William C. Sawyer ’47
Allan H. Seigal ’51
Arnold Singal ’54 and Ann Singal
Jane Hewitt Tierney ’40
Klaus von Stutterheim ’62
Anna Minot Warren 1935 Patricia Blevins Till ’44 Benjamin T. Wright ’40
In 2021-2022, BB&N received documentation confirming more than $1.4 million in bequest intentions from Almy Society members.
After a two-year hiatus due to COVID travel restrictions, BB&N was delighted to be able to award travel grants again this summer to nine faculty across all three campuses who have worked at the school for seven or more years. These trips provide faculty with personal and professional enrichment along with opportunities to explore new parts of the country or the world, either solo or with significant others. They often lead to the development of new courses, enhancements to existing courses, or new connections and resources to bring back into the classroom.
We are deeply grateful to the Barrocas Family Fund for Faculty and Staff Travel and Exchange that was used to provide funding for the grants awarded to the faculty during summer 2022.
Several faculty shared highlights of their recent travel experiences:
“The BB&N travel grant allowed me to attend The Paideia Institute’s Living Latin In Rome Program. During the two weeks, I was able to study the Roman lyric poet, Catullus. Lectures, class discussions, and site visits were conducted in Latin; it was my first experience talking so much Latin for such extended periods of time! In Rome, we toured famous archeological sites and visited important museums. Often, we translated Latin literature pertinent to the site we were visiting or the object we were viewing. During a weekend trip to Verona, we visited the Biblioteca Capitolare which houses some of the oldest manuscripts of Catullus.
“For decades, BB&N’s Latin program has offered students tours to the Mediterranean and in June, we are going to Sicily! Inspired by my experiences this past summer, I’m excited to adapt many of the methodologies and insights that I found so enriching for the benefit of my students during our own travels. In the classroom, I will be better able to introduce my own students to the oral Latin method. This method often increases students’ working vocabulary and helps them read and translate Latin authors more intuitively. With my Latin 5 students, I cannot wait to share all the things I learned with them as we study Catullus.”
— Walter Young, Upper School Latin
“My faculty travel grant trip, in part, supported my development of a new English 12 course that centers on two powerful 20th-century novels: Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon and William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury Both depict sprawling families—one Black, one white—that are inextricably entwined with the legacy of slavery.
“Given the pervasive racial injustices persisting in American society today, I wanted to learn more about the history of slavery, its insidious shadow, and the ongoing fight to free all of us from its deleterious e ects. This trip to the Deep South, my first, and return visits to DC and Virginia, will profoundly inform my teaching of not only the new course but also my approach to texts in other classes. Professionally and personally significant, the experience has deeply sharpened my awareness and increased my understanding of racial issues, past and present.”
— Sharon Krauss, Upper School English
Karina Baum
Director of Global Education Wyoming and Montana National Parks
Margot Caso
Upper School Spanish Ireland
Christa Crewdson
Middle School Drama Ireland
Sharon Krauss
Upper School English
The Deep South, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.
Jenny Lifson
Lower School Drama Greece
Carol Ann Loftus
Lower School Physical Education Hawaii
Gabrielle Mbeki Grade 5 Homeroom Teacher Puglia, Italy
Jamie Wallace
Middle School Learning Specialist Lake District and London, England
Walter Young
Upper School Latin Rome and Verona, Italy
BB&N is extraordinarily grateful for the generous financial support provided by current families, 71% of whom made gifts and other commitments totaling more than $8.8 million this year to The BB&N Fund and to the school’s capital and endowment priorities.
Listed below by grade are all parents who made gifts or pledges to either The BB&N Fund or to a capital/endowment initiative between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.
Those parents with a following their name are members of BB&N’s Knights’ Circle which recognizes those who have made gifts to BB&N for five or more consecutive years. We are truly grateful for their consistent and loyal support which helps BB&N sustain the academic excellence for which the school is known.
Richard Anderson and Fernanda Sakamoto
Mohammad Ali Aziz Sultan and Linda Zarifi
Ed Bourget ’96 and Tracy Bourget
Ryan and Bronwen Carroll
Pavlo Chikosh and Diana Dengo
James Collins ’05 and Mariah Collins
Blaine and Louisa Connaughton
Michael DeMichele and Elizabeth Shelburne
Bradford and Sylvia Elmer
Ryan and Dena Enos
Ryan and Sara Glennon
Robert and Kathryn Hassell
Matthew and Elena Hawryluk
Adam Hundesa and Mulu Gedlu
Christopher and Elizabeth Lavoie
Benjamin and Jaye Locke
John Mistovich and Emily Ma
Massimiliano Pieri and Jeanne Huang
Daniel Sachs and Thais Sakamoto Sachs
Morris and Joanna Tansky
Lauren Plumley Thompson ’01 and Jason Thompson
Vincent and Leif-Ann Tuohey
Rajesh Vaid and Dina Chen
Fan Wu ’98 and JoAnna Wu
Abeezer Tapia and Amena Zavery
Jianwei Zhang and Ranxi Ma
Douglas and Laura Ziewacz
Anonymous (1)
Sergey Aksenov and Yali Li
Richard Anderson and Fernanda Sakamoto
Joshua Bresler and Katherine Ferguson
Christian Brunet and Whitney Dayton Brunet
Joseph Casey
Brett and Sarah Catlin
Raj and Sundari Chetty
Ashish Chugh and Shipra Sharma
Mark Cornwall and Susan Farbstein
Lucien and Trishna Dorlean
Darren Goldman and Susanne Richman
Jason P. Hafler ’00 and Abigail Bristol Hafler
Mario Harik and Caroline Faris
Jonathan and Courtney Hayden
Edward and Sadie Higgins
Michael Hodess and Sarah A el
Timothy and Leila Hu
Fiyaz and Azra Kanji
David Keith and Caroline Adler
Charles Kekeh and Bezawit Genene
Sang Lee and Minjung Kim
Alexander and Lianne Leventhal
Benjamin and Eden Levy
Sarah Montgomery Lewis ’01 and Tyler Lewis
Timothy McLaughlin and Suzanne Daley Ted Miller and Rosa Tarng Betsy Osborn ’89 and Loay Abdelkarim Abhijit Prabhu and Mahshid Pirzadeh Gang Wang and Xiaorong Hou Joey and Eric Webster
Christian Westra and Sophie Powell-Westra
GRADE 1
Anonymous (1) Mallory Aquaro
Jennifer Winn Aronson ’92 and Eric Aronson
Beth Myers Azano ’95 and Chip Azano Alexander Band and Abby Fung Puneet and Nandita Batra Nicholas and Dana Bentley Ed Bourget ’96 and Tracy Bourget Pavlo Chikosh and Diana Dengo Michael DeMichele and Elizabeth Shelburne Lucien and Trishna Dorlean Jason and Myriam Efstathiou Tricia Glynn Andy Gupta and Deepa Acharya Robert and Kathryn Hassell Rees and Allison Hawkins Matthew and Elena Hawryluk Joshua and Shelly Heacock Matthew and Jennifer Hicks Ling Luo and Haiqin Liu Kari Jorgenson ’93 and Kenneth Beausang Valdas Jurkauskas and Melody Mak-Jurkauskas Edward and Minna Kohler
Christopher and Elizabeth Lavoie Ling Luo and Haiqin Liu
Tony Madan and Charu Taneja Madan Andrew and Sara Myerson
John Oh and Tara Fisher Oh John Sorgini and Shari Wolkon David Sosnovik and Debbie Goldstein
Evren Sungur and Jasmine Chang
Je rey Thorn and Devon Quasha Vincent and Leif-Ann Tuohey
GRADE 2
Bunmi Adekore
Rayce and Rosa Martha Anselmo
Mohammad Ali Aziz Sultan and Linda Zarifi
Dennis Baden and Nicole Morales
Philip Berk and Jamie Wacks
Joshua Bresler and Katherine Ferguson
Christian Brunet and Whitney Dayton Brunet Michael and Angela Cirami
David Combs and Elena Byho
Glenn and Katherine Cross
Jared Curhan ’89 and Katie Curhan
Frédéric and Deirdre DeBruyn Rubio
Neil and Priya Desai
Aron Epstein ’97 and Jacqueline Bell
Peter and Colleen Fiumara
Darren Goldman and Susanne Richman
Nael and Shahla Hafez
Lionel and Irene Harris
James Hayes and Molly Wanner
Edward and Sadie Higgins
Je rey M. Hodess ’97 and Michelle Goldman
Kris Karson and Meenu Chhabra
Jared and Dara Kesselheim
George Qiao and Hong Liu
Leah Ramella ’95 and Carlos Agudelo
Mohak Rao and Ami Pourana
Justin Roberts and Dana Popkave
Daniel Sachs and Thais Sakamoto Sachs
Angus Scott and Ana Yankova
Hope Sidman ’88 and Steve Wymer
Jeremy and Orit Tobin
Carole Varghese
Kyle and Susan Weaver
John and Towne Williams
Hoony Youn and Hyunsu Ko
Feng Zhang and Yufen Shi
Je Zhang and Nancy Ma
Douglas and Laura Ziewacz
GRADE 3
Anonymous (1)
Richard and Mia Able
Jennifer Winn Aronson ’92 and Eric Aronson
Kaveh and Farnaz Bakhtari
Ryan and Bronwen Carroll
Brett and Sarah Catlin
Mike and Debra Chen
Kendrick Chow and Ellie Choi
Mark Cornwall and Susan Farbstein
Michael DeMichele and Elizabeth Shelburne
Constantine and Susan Dimizas
Alexis Boyle Egan ’93 and Chris Egan
Ryan and Dena Enos
Greg Galperin and Polina Golland
Carlos Gonzalez and Zeynep Ton
Chris and Mary Beth Gordon
Timothy and Kathleen Gregor
Daniel and Ria Hart
Rees and Allison Hawkins
Matthew and Elena Hawryluk
David Keith and Caroline Adler
Daniel Medwed ’87 and Sharissa Jones
Hyunil and Stephanie Moon
Cameron and Amy Pratt
Anthony and Yuka Reppucci
Edward Saad and Jane Shih
Michael Shohl
Nitesh Singh and Gitika Srivastava
Evren Sungur and Jasmine Chang
Rahul and Jo Swani
Prem Swaroop and Prashanthi Krishna Morris and Joanna Tansky
Vanessa Taylor
Je rey Thorn and Devon Quasha
Christian Westra and Sophie Powell-Westra
GRADE 4
Christopher Andreoli and Denise Gee
Alexander Band and Abby Fung
Je rey Barber and Kimberly Hsu-Barber
Andrej Barbic and Ana Carolina Pierry
Nicholas and Dana Bentley
Christian Brunet and Whitney Dayton Brunet
John and Jennifer Cassedy
Reginald and Jennifer Cheatham
Michael and Angela Cirami
David Deming and Janine Santimauro
Alexis Boyle Egan ’93 and Chris Egan Bradford and Sylvia Elmer
Scott and Melissa Friedman
Tricia Glynn
Carlos Gonzalez and Zeynep Ton
Robert and Kathryn Hassell
James Hayes and Molly Wanner
Valdas Jurkauskas and Melody Mak-Jurkauskas
Fiyaz and Azra Kanji
Induprakas and Veena Keri James and Anastasia Leyden
Debra Longstreet and Peter Lipson
Kathryn Young McCullough ’97 and Gregory McCullough
Niels and Meredith Peetz-Larsen
Massimiliano Pieri and Jeanne Huang Avi and Fleur Segal
Sepehr Sekhavat and Gena Heidary Rajeev and Ila Shah
Soyoun and Megan Song
David Sosnovik and Debbie Goldstein Carole Varghese
Shiyou Wang and Michelle Zhang
David Williams ’78 and Judy Williams John and Towne Williams
GRADE 5
Anonymous (1)
Christopher and Jonna Angelone
Beth Myers Azano ’95 and Chip Azano
Dan and Fina Barouch
Karina Baum and Itai Vardi
Philip Berk and Jamie Wacks
Joshua Bresler and Katherine Ferguson Keith and Susan Brown
Joseph Casey
Jonathan Caverley
Daniel Chung and Joseph Chart
Jennifer Chunias
Michael DeMichele and Elizabeth Shelburne Aron Epstein ’97 and Jacqueline Bell Sherman Francis and Shanalee Saunders-Francis Keith and Debbie Gelb Nael and Shahla Hafez
Robert and Kathryn Hassell Adam Hundesa and Mulu Gedlu
Kari Jorgenson ’93 and Kenneth Beausang Jared and Dara Kesselheim
Gordon and Tania Kluzak Allison Kornet
Paulash and Simeen Mohsen Shep Perkins and Lisa Mullan Perkins
Cameron and Amy Pratt
Todd Rothenhaus and Deborah Wong Prem Swaroop and Prashanthi Krishna Shiyou Wang and Michelle Zhang James and Karla Winter
GRADE 6
Alberto Abadie and Judith Lok Abdi Ali and Lubna Omar Christopher Andreoli and Denise Gee James Bowen and Carmen-Arce Bowen
Jesse Baker Pam Baker
Tracy Bellavance
Robert Brenner ’86 and Molly Brenner Ryan and Bronwen Carroll Brett and Sarah Catlin
Alberto Cavallo and Maria Iglesias Cavallo
Kendrick Chow and Ellie Choi Aaron and Emily Cooper James and Dawn Donohue Craig and Joan Driscoll
Alexis Boyle Egan ’93 and Chris Egan Dave and Mariana Egan
Jason Hafler ’00, P’34, ’36, and Bridget Long P’26, ’28
Kimathi Foster
Scott Friend and Leslie Riedel
Greg Galperin and Polina Golland Jay and Tara Gohlmann
David and Christine Gross-Loh Alexis Hart
John Ho and Laura Yang
Xiaofeng Jiang and Shuojia Bai
Walter and Karameh Kuemmerle Mary and Jennifer Lewis-Pierce Heng Li and Yaya Jiang
Carl and Bridget Long
Debra Longstreet and Peter Lipson
Nicolas Massard and Emily McComb
Kathryn Young McCullough ’97 and Gregory McCullough
Peter M. Nicholas, Jr. ’88 and Christy Nicholas Evan and Elizabeth Olson
Filipe Pereira and Lo Wong
Leah Ramella ’95 and Carlos Agudelo
Steven and Genieve Rankel
Ian and Marlene Reynolds
Israel Ruiz and Maria Minguell
Edward Saad and Jane Shih
Daniel and Ranella Saul Kyle and Chloe Schweinshaut Nada Shadid
Neil Shephard and Heather Bell
Soyoun and Megan Song
John Sorgini and Shari Wolkon
Rahul and Jo Swani
Rajesh Vaid and Dina Chen
Shiv Vitaladevuni
David Yu and Angela Lin
Edward Zarrow and Carey Bertrand
Bin Zhao and Hui Hu
Yuan Zhou and Grace Ma
GRADE 7
Demelash Abera and Desta Adafre
Yang Brian Bai and Yan Christina Zhang
Divya Bhargava and Karan Bhatia Terence and Joanna Bradshaw
Joshua Bresler and Katherine Ferguson
Keith and Susan Brown
Bruce and Julie Cassidy
Steve and Alexi Conine
Steve Dai and Rebecca Le
Ethan and Jennifer Davis
David Deming and Janine Santimauro
Erik Dubovik and Shirley Chung
Khaled El Rouayheb and Manja Klemencic Edward and Avery Forman
Devesh Gandhi and Rinaa Punglia
Mark Goulthorpe and Ashley Schafer
Thomas and Jeanne Hagerty
Rachel Kroner Hanselman ’89 and John Hanselman
Je rey and Christa Hawkins
Michael Heppner and Christa Crewdson
Eric M. Hoagland ’88 and Cyndee Hoagland
Kevin and Lauren Holness
Lieyu Hu and Lei Li
Karthic Jayaraman and Monica Petre
Jared and Dara Kesselheim
Daniel Kim and Sarah Lee
Gordon and Tania Kluzak
Allison Kornet
Sol and Elizabeth Kumin
Paul Kwon and Hyejin Park
Peter K. Levitt ’84 and Adriana A. Levitt
James and Anastasia Leyden
Nir Liberboim and Jay Sammons
Lin Lin and Qi Li
Debra Longstreet and Peter Lipson Hui Liu and Lily Shen
Guoxiang Ma and Joan Jiang
Haobo Ma and Jessica Kong
Michael and Ashley MacCutcheon
Arthur and Jennifer McGivern
David and Kelly Meek
Ted Miller and Rosa Tarng
Marc and Yueling Moran
Rory and Meghan Murray
Shakti and Kristin Narayan
Christopher and Duo Neil
Shep Perkins and Lisa Mullan Perkins
Ming Qiao and Mary Shang
David and Amanda Reinfeld
Alexander and Laura Reynolds Robert and Spring Salvin
Felipe and Meredith Santos
Stuart Schechter and Jaeyeon Jung
Jonathan Schrag and Kirstin Hill
Andrea Serlin
David Shaywitz and Diana Brainard Rob and Fiona Soni
Jennifer Duval Souza ’93 and David Souza
Jennifer Springer and Kelly Shay
Lei Sun and Hong Chen
Kelly and John Tsay
Shannon Turley and Virginia Witt
Eva Douzinas Veson
John Veson
Gang Wang and Xiaorong Hou
Jed and Asia Webber
Guolin Wen and Lin Xu
John and Towne Williams
Hong Xie and Vicky Wang
Michael and Sarah Yoo
GRADE 8
Alberto Abadie and Judith Lok Christopher Andreoli and Denise Gee Christopher and Jonna Angelone Ara Arakelian and Mariam Tir Arootunian Jed Bailey and Kate Hardin Laurie Bean
Thomas Blackburn and Maria Durant Susan Herzlinger Botein ’91 and Matthew Botein
Robert Brenner ’86 and Molly Brenner Jason Brown and Claudia Epelbaum Brown Anshul and Shipra Chadda Zheng-Yi Chen and Elisabeth Battinelli
Jane Chen-Fulop and Ric Fulop Aaron and Emily Cooper Scott and Christina Crabtree Amit and Gitika Desai
Vishal Dhruv and Alpa Maheshwari Guerson Doricent and Josee Genty Dave and Mariana Egan James and Colette Ferreira
Patrick Fischoeder and Allison O’Neil Fischoeder Raymond Fisman and Ellie Grossman Sherman Francis and Shanalee Saunders-Francis Scott Friend and Leslie Riedel Jay and Tara Gohlmann Carlos Gonzalez and Zeynep Ton Timothy Hartshorn and Melissa Reilly Bob and Kristine Higgins Ryo and Yoko Hotta Adam Hundesa and Mulu Gedlu Elena Iboucheva-Resnick Avak and Christine Kahvejian Jose and Lindsay Kalaw Brett and Kathryn Kelley Shane and Valerie Kovacs Bo Li and Chengqin Tian Carl and Bridget Long David and Alyssa Mack
Bradley and Megan McMillin
Jack Minsky and Zinaida Alekseeva
Sam and Mandana Namiranian
Lewis and Elizabeth Nassikas
Peter M. Nicholas, Jr. ’88 and Christy Nicholas Evan and Elizabeth Olson
Frank and Kelly Panayotou
Rajesh and Panna Patel
Richard and Petra Paulson
Niels and Meredith Peetz-Larsen
Frandieu Pierre and Raymone Danier
Kyle and Erika Pond
George Qiao and Hong Liu Steven and Genieve Rankel
Hardagiri Reddy and Veena Molagavalli Henning Richter and Sophie Allende-Richter
Ethan C. Rossiter ’93 and Kathleen McGah
Matthew Rubins and Meredith Rosenberg
Sepehr Sekhavat and Gena Heidary John Snoonian and Susan Unger Soyoun and Megan Song
Apple Stephen ’88 and Andrew Kirk
Craig and Stavroula Stowell
Natashia Tidwell
Lydia E. Vagts ’81
David Walsh and Theresa Lagos Jason and Judith Walsh Randolph and Jing Watnick Kyle and Susan Weaver
Julian Wellesley and Lara Bethke
James and Karla Winter Jay and Nancy Xiong
Xiaojing Zhang and Si Wang
Yuli Zhao and Cunyuan Zhang
Jerry Zhu and Jenny Gao
GRADE 9
Anonymous (1)
Sumit and Deepika Aggarwal
Ashesh and Radha Badani
Jesse Baker Pam Baker
Top left: Cast of Upper School musical Into the Woods; top center: Niko Elmer ’30; top right: Graham Bateman ’23 and Andri Kadaifciu ’23; bottom left: Marin MacDonald ’28 and Maria Elena Derrien, Lower School Technology Integration/Interdisciplinary Facilitator and Edgar H. Nichols Future Leader Instructor; bottom right: Upper School orchestra rehearsal, front to back: Andre Jiang ’24, Liam Herbert-Miller ’23, David Min ’22, Caroline Jiang ’24
Je rey Barber and Kimberly Hsu-Barber
Dan and Fina Barouch
Karina Baum and Itai Vardi
Luis and Himisha Beltran
Adam and Nicole Benjamin Seth and Mandy Berman
Jon Biotti and Leslie Jeng
Annie Brewster ’86 and Rick Weyerhaeuser
Gregg and Lauren Brodsky
Jimmy and Jessie Chen
Tzu-Mainn Chen
Charles and Lael Chester
Douglas and Janet Choi
Igor Chterental and Eugenia Perelman
David Cohen and Erica Schulman
Ted Constan and Alison Franklin
Thomas Cox and Lynne Lewis
Lochiel and Peta Crafter
Jared Curhan ’89 and Katie Curhan
Christopher and Heather Davidson
Adil and Alexandra Diouri
Erik Dubovik and Shirley Chung
John Durfee and Preeti Patel
Michael and Manisha Eckton
Alexis Boyle Egan ’93 and Chris Egan
Benjamin Esty and Raquel Leder
Patrick Fischoeder and Allison O’Neil Fischoeder
William and Virginia Foote
Anthony and Jennifer Fuller
Devesh Gandhi and Rinaa Punglia
Iraklis Gerogiannis and Sheila Borboli-Gerogiannis
Adam Gershenson
Jason Grapski and Sonya Marquez
David and Christine Gross-Loh
Diego Hammerschlag and Lian-Ee Ch’ng
Laroy and Ashley Harding
Damon and Katushka Hart
Matthew and Jennifer Hicks
Jonathan W. Hodgson ’91 and AJ Hodgson
Kevin and Lauren Holness
Kenneth Hung and Rebecca Kolp
Hiroshi Ishii and Akiko Sugaya
Bradley and Beth Jacobson
Karthic Jayaraman and Monica Petre Darla Jelley
Yong Jeon and Jaime Lee
Neville Jiang and Elizabeth Wang Lee and Elizabeth Kaplan Je and Lisa Kerrigan
Atif Khan and Janet Li Jacob and Maria Khoury
David and Teresa Kim
Peter and Christy King
David Laibson and Nina Zipser
Sang Lee and Minjung Kim
Eric and Michelle Lev
Peter K. Levitt ’84 and Adriana A. Levitt
Michael and Ashley MacCutcheon
Hiren Mankodi and Devika Kapoor
Arthur and Jennifer McGivern
Daniel Medwed ’87 and Sharissa Jones
Richard Miner and Corinne Nagy
Paulash and Simeen Mohsen
Vinay and Namita Mohta
Andrew and Anne Moller Lewis and Elizabeth Nassikas Shemsu Negash and Merema Hassen Naimish and Radhika Patel William and Kristen Patterson Richard and Petra Paulson
Shirin N. Philipp ’87 and John M. Higgins Kyle and Erika Pond Shuyu Ren and Cuiyan Xin Anthony and Yuka Reppucci Shadman and Faiza Riaz Howard Rice and Nina Coslov Stuart Roseman and Daniela Corte Deb Roy and Rupal Patel Gad and Jaka Saarony
Jesse A. Sarzana ’93 and Autumn Sarzana James and Kathleen Scanlon
Robert Scherfke and Juhi Dhawan Ronald and Jillian Shaw David Shaywitz and Diana Brainard W Smith and Susan Kirwan
Amit Srivastava and Maitreyi Mazumdar Erik and Annette Sta ord Torben and Shelly Straight Nissen Kingsley Taft and Gillien Todd Kelly and John Tsay Frederica C. Turner ’91 and Alejandro P. Heyworth Karthik Viswanathan and Priyanka Behl Ying Tian
Jordan and Mendie Welu Torsten and Beebe Wiegand Christopher and Eileen Wilkes Courtney Stokes Willett ’95 and David Willett John and Towne Williams Folk-Man and Monera Wong Snejina and Giorgos Zacharia Yewendwossen Zewdu and Freweni Abadi Chun Zhang and Julie Pui
Demelash Abera and Desta Adafre
Warren Adams
Christopher and Jonna Angelone
Kenneth and Christine Baily Loren and Eydie Balsam
Je rey Barber and Kimberly Hsu-Barber Mark and Irina Barrocas
Matthew Beagle and Lisa Scopa Edward and Lori Belz
Andrew Bernstein and Jacqueline Shoback Martin Bernstein and Michele Greenwald
Divya Bhargava and Karan Bhatia
Michael Blum and Teresa Scibelli
Daniel and Lisa Brennan Thomas and Carolyn Britt Chuck and Kate Brizius
Robert Burkitt and Gretchen McCarey
Chris and Stacy Caron
Jonathan Caverley Raymond and Ti any Chang
David Chen and Joanne Wu
Kelly Cole and Christine Gaynor Steve and Alexi Conine
Jared Cormier
Jerry and Stephanie Coughlan Tegegne Damena Anthony and Sarah Deighton Amit and Gitika Desai
Craig and Joan Driscoll
Andy Elliot and Christin Meade Scott and Suzanne Elliott
Sam and Alexandra Epee-Bounya
John Fulginiti ’81 and Diane Fulginiti John and Shannon Gerah Iraklis Gerogiannis and Sheila Borboli-Gerogiannis Scott and Amy Goebel
Carlos Gonzalez and Zeynep Ton Michael and Stacey Grealish
Julia Gwynne
Thomas and Jeanne Hagerty
Simeen Mohsen P’26, ’29, Gina Foote P’17, ’22, ’25, Elizabeth Nassikas P’25, ’26Stephanie Harvey
Timothy Hawk and Olivia Lambros
Jeffrey and Christa Hawkins
James and Deborah Helie
William and Beth Hicks
Michael and Monica Higgins
John and Holly Huehn
Elena Iboucheva-Resnick
Susanna Jacobus
Rushan Jiang and Qing Zhai
Wayne Jiang and Qiongfang Cao
Jared and Laura Johnson
Avak and Christine Kahvejian
Brett and Kathryn Kelley
Ranch and Alexa Kimball
Gordon and Tania Kluzak
Dimitrios Konstantopoulos and Wendy Macias-Konstantopoulos
Li-yun Kung and Eunice Park
Baron A. Langston, Sr. ’99 and Nikia Londy
Young J. Lee and Young Ju Rhee
Charles Lesburg and Christine Lukacs-Lesburg
Mary and Jennifer Lewis-Pierce
Christos Maravelias and Georgia Vasilakis
Christopher and Danielle Matosic
Richard Miner and Corinne Nagy
Jack Minsky and Zinaida Alekseeva
Mary Morris
David Murray and Linda Navin-Murray
Daniel and Marlene Najarian
Sam and Mandana Namiranian
Bimal and Anjana Nepal
Catherine Ng and Kathy Wren
Felix Osagie and Uwa Ogbebor
Frank and Kelly Panayotou
Frederick Park and Bonnie Wargo
Giovanni Parmigiani and Francesca Dominici
John Polcari and Kara Pitt
Ranbir and Karuna Rai
Brian Roberts
Jamie and Leila Rome
Philippe Rosier and Heather Cheney
Bernardo Sabatini
Robert and Spring Salvin
Avi and Fleur Segal
Dorothy Simboli
Soyoun and Megan Song Rob and Fiona Soni
Apple Stephen ’88 and Andrew Kirk
Stanley and Nathalie Tabor
Ted and Lynn Trodden
Andrew F. Upton ’81 and Alison Mitchell
Louis and Katharine Varadi
Andrew and Beth Waisburd
Francis and Alice Wang Yuxin Wang and Anny Zhou
Heming Xing and Ying Li
King Yao and Shirley Woo
Jixiang Zhu and Qian Wang
GRADE 11
Mathew and Alison Avram
Ashesh and Radha Badani
Jed Bailey and Kate Hardin
Jesse Baker
Pam Baker
Peter Baltatzidis
Thomas Berentes and Elizabeth Brainerd
Jonathan and Jennifer Berz Corey and Nikki Bialow
Rafal and Jacqueline Boni Daniel and Lisa Brennan
Annie Brewster ’86 and Rick Weyerhaeuser
Alex Casale and Antonella Spinace-Casale
Jimmy and Jessie Chen
Victor Chin and Stella Lee
Tim and Christina Cohen
Catherine Coyne
Lochiel and Peta Crafter
Jared Curhan ’89 and Katie Curhan
Nathan and Patricia Dowden
Adrienne Dunne
John Durfee and Preeti Patel
Gian and Karen Fabbri Mark and April Fitzgerald Jay and Tara Gohlmann Rong Guan and Min Liu Daniel and Angela Hanafin Andrew and Allison Hirsch
Joern Hopke and Sunghae Park Jonathan How and Carolyn Ruppel Hiroshi Ishii and Akiko Sugaya Neville Jiang and Xiaoru Wang Avak and Christine Kahvejian Manish Khera and Rekha Sampath Jacob and Maria Khoury Onetae and Yuna Kim Rosemary Knox
David Kramer and Carolina Gómez-Kramer Christopher and Heidi Legg Sang Yick Leong and Kah Ping Lee Eric and Michelle Lev
Stuart Levinson and Jennifer Keddy Francis and Marjorie Lichtenberger Hui Liu and Ke Shen
Debra Longstreet and Peter Lipson Lin Ma and RuiXiang Zhu Sean Ma and Qing Yao
Robert A. Maginn, Jr. and Ling Chai Charles and Kimberly Mallio Serge Mathieu and Rose Cornet-Mathieu Daniel and Stacey McNeill Rodrigo Navarro and Flavia Crespo JK Nicholas Robert and Sabrina Nicholson Timothy and Corinne Noyes Jonathan Parker and Anne Sartori Rajesh and Panna Patel Orlando and Anita Patterson Frantz and Ellen Prenelus Vikrant Raina and Pratima Abichandani
Ravi Reddy and Veena Molagavalli Reddy Howard Rice and Nina Coslov Sean and Lori Roche Stuart Roseman and Daniela Corte
Matthew Rubins and Meredith Rosenberg
Charles Rudnick and Ilyse Greenberg
Timothy Ryan and Adrienne Brodeur
Afshin Salehian and Niloufar Fekrazad
Javier Segovia and Rosario Sánchez Gómez
Mason Sandell and Jacquelyn Fahey Sandell
Jesse A. Sarzana ’93 and Autumn Sarzana Alan and Nichole Savenor
Sean Scensor and Lan Ying Ip
Robert Scherfke and Juhi Dhawan
Mohamed and Rakie Sesay
David Shaywitz and Diana Brainard
Elizabeth F. Silverman
Gregory Surenian Stacey Surenian Eric Taitano and Colleen Murphy
Eva Douzinas Veson
John Veson
Allison N. Wade Philip and Allison Walton Grace Wang
Randolph and Jing Watnick
Kevin and Cam Welch Ogden and Elizabeth White Mark and Nicole Wilson Jim and Ann Wu
Konstantinos Zafiriou and Domenica Karavitaki Ilyse Zable and Rachel Kyte Zilu Zhou and Xiao Tong Yu
Under the inspiring leadership of Senior Parents’ Gift Co-Chairs Gina Foote and Charlie Gi ord and a committee of 23 dedicated parent volunteers, the Class of 2022 Senior Parents’ Gift raised a recordsetting total of nearly $4.87 million to support BB&N’s annual giving and capital priorities.
Those parents with a following their name are members of BB&N’s Knights’ Circle which recognizes those who have made gifts to BB&N for five or more consecutive years. We are truly grateful for their consistent and loyal support which helps BB&N sustain the academic excellence for which the school is known.
Anonymous (1)
Sumit and Deepika Aggarwal
Rory Altman and Rebecca Mayne
Stephane and Brenda Bancel
Mark and Irina Barrocas
Matthew Beagle and Lisa Scopa
Steve and Liz Beckhardt
Adam and Nicole Benjamin
David Berger and Micki Rowaan
Tim Bernstein and Suzanne Schwartz
Chris Bierly and Margaret Boasberg
Ethan and Sandra Bornstein
Gil and Hilla Breiman
Stephen and Sara Brown
Igor and Eveline Buchatskiy
Robert Burkitt and Gretchen McCarey
Geo Capraro and Summer Getzen
Rachel Smollen Carter ’81 and Richard Carter
David Chen and Joanne Wu
Jimmy and Jessie Chen
Zheng-Yi Chen and Elisabeth Battinelli
Joe and Lucy Chung
Joseph and Susan Cia oni
Robert and Yola Cobert
Gregory and Nancy Cohen Kelly Cole and Christine Gaynor
Steve and Alexi Conine
Ted Constan and Alison Franklin
David and Debra Cox
Lochiel and Peta Crafter
Ethan and Jennifer Davis
Amit and Gitika Desai
Je and Neely Dodge
Scott and Kristi Eckert
Michael and Manisha Eckton
William and Virginia Foote
John Friedbauer and Jian Jian Wang
Ian Gaisford and Louise McCarthy
Bradley and Katy Galle
Charles and Betsey Gi ord
Hank and Janet Goddard
Scott and Amy Goebel
Rohitashwa and Reshma Goenka
Steven Goldman and Kathryn Rexrode
Michael Grabowski
Julien and Susan Grant
William Haining and Hadine Jo e
Joseph and Mary Hallice
Daniel and Angela Hanafin
Donald Harding Damon and Kathy Hart
Timothy Hawk and Olivia Lambros
Adam and Deirdre Heisler
Kenneth Hung and Rebecca Kolp
Je and Lisa Kerrigan
Maxwell Krem
Michael Labrinos and Anwiti Bahuguna
Qi Li and Yiqi Jin Lixin and Yu Liu
Mikhail Lukin and Susanne Yelin
Robert A. Maginn, Jr. and Ling Chai
Marty and Tristin Mannion
Michael McGrath (dec.) and Amy McGrath
PJ McNealy and Rosemary Reilly
Edward Michna and Keira Mason
Kyonggu Min and Minsuk Lee
Shemsu Negash and Merema Hassen
Felix Osagie and Uwa Ogbebor
Frank and Kelly Panayotou
Ted Pappendick and Erica Gervais Pappendick
Sanjiv and Sonal Patel
Elizabeth Pflaumer
Shirin N. Philipp ’87 and John M. Higgins
Peter Piccirillo and Stella Pang
Alison Randall
Amy Richardson
Sean and Cindy Roche
Rachael Splaine Rollins ’89
Jamie and Leila Rome
Micheal and Margaret Rorick
Hashim Sarkis and Diala Ezzeddine
Michael and Laurie Sheft
David Staknis
Kim Druker Stockwell ’86 and Pel Stockwell
Meg Sullivan
Lei Sun and Hong Chen
Qing Tian and Hongyi Ma
Eva Douzinas Veson
John Veson
James and Margaret Wade
Andrew and Beth Waisburd
Alexis and Nathalie Wallace
Fanseay Wang and Jessica Sun
Sam Wang and Linda Lin Christine Hogan Ward ’86
Ogden and Elizabeth White
James Wood and Claire Messud
Jijin Yang and Yunzhe Li
Jun Zhang and Wenfang Liu
Neil Shephard and Heather Bell Carson Eckert, Dan Cudkowicz, Henry Grabowski, Angus Crafter, Thaddeus Foote, and Thomas Sheft (all Class of 2022) celebrate their graduation. Knights’ Circle Member, (dec.) - deceasedOne of the innovations introduced at BB&N two years ago was the Knight Corps, a group of young professionals who provided crucial support across all campuses during the pandemic. The program was such a success that it was retained last year as a “COVID-keeper” and is expected to continue going forward.
Most Knight Corps members are recent college graduates who are interested in exploring a career in education. In 2021-2022, 12 Knight Corps members supported faculty, sta , and students in the classroom, theater, admissions and technology o ces, the Teaching and Learning O ce, and on the playing fields.
Because of the impact they have made in all areas of school life, BB&N has hired ten Knight Corps members (now referred to as Education Fellows) for the current school year. The school has increased their positions from 28 to 40 hours per week, added benefits, and provided opportunities for interested Knight Corps members to live and support students at Lesley University through a new partnership between BB&N and Lesley.
“I especially enjoyed my time as a Knight Corps member once
I started working at the Upper School, since my goal was to become a high school teacher. I was placed in the admissions and technology o ces and eventually was moved to the art department to help substitute for some classes. I felt like I was able to participate in a lot of di erent opportunities, and that it was a huge steppingstone for my personal future.”
— Isaac Vu, Knight Corps member 2020-2022
Left: Knight Katy Meehan on the soccer field; right: Knights Anna Curtis, Molly Harrington, Maggie Hersam, Isaac Vu, Amanda Lewis, Emma O’Loughlin (Knight Corps Program Coordinator), and Thanydi Sandoval
“All of the people here, from fellow Knights and sta to faculty and students, have been so kind, helpful, and welcoming. One of my responsibilities was to become an expert in Canvas and guide teachers as they transition to the new learning management system. I’m excited to work one-on-one with teachers to make sure that transition is as smooth as possible.”
— Hillel Ehrenreich, Knight Corps member 2021-2022
BB&N alumni/ae continued to provide crucial support for The BB&N Fund, capital and endowment giving programs during 2021-2022, contributing nearly $3 million for these philanthropic priorities.
Listed below, by class and school, are all alumni/ae who gave to The BB&N Fund or to a capital/endowment initiative during the 2022 fiscal year (July 1, 2021June 30, 2022).
Those alumni/ae with a following their name are members of BB&N’s Knights’ Circle which recognizes those who have made gifts to BB&N for five or more consecutive years. We are truly grateful for their consistent and loyal support which helps BB&N sustain the academic excellence for which the school is known.
1941 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Peter J. Lehner
1942 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Bartlett M. Hauthaway (dec.)
1943 - BUCKINGHAM
Carolyn Taylor Farrow
1943 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Robert F. Whitman
1944 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Melvin Chalfen
George Hansen, Jr.
1945 - BUCKINGHAM
Persis Gleason Laverack
Elizabeth R. Taylor
1946 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Whitton Norris
1946 - BUCKINGHAM
Betty Spelman
1947 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Kirk Bryan, Jr. Norman E. Hansen
1947 - BUCKINGHAM
Laura Richardson Payson Mary Louise Slichter Whaling
1948 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Frederick A. Stevens, Jr. Roger M. Thomas
1950 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Edward C. Bursk, Jr. Pete White
1950 - BUCKINGHAM
Elizabeth Fleischner Rosenman
1951 - BUCKINGHAM
Martha Walton Evens
Ann Imlah Schneider
1952 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Robert Dole
Paul G. Kirby
J. Gordon Lunn
1952 - BUCKINGHAM
Anonymous (1)
1953 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Charles D. Bonanno
Fred Cohen
Thomas A. Fitzgerald, Jr. Seth Gibson
1953 - BUCKINGHAM
Frances Tubby Chilcote Lee Ginsburg Herbst
1954 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Frank Chin George Olesen
1954 - BUCKINGHAM
Nancy Hoadley Fryberger
Cornelia Dunning Hollister
Elizabeth MacMahon Jochnick Sue Welsh Reed Karen Thimann Romer
1955 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Ted Sage
1955 - BUCKINGHAM
Sally Murray Crissman
Susan Dole
1956 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
John T. Giblin
Nathaniel M. Gorton Melville T. Hodder Henry N. Winslow
1957 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Carl Canner
James J. Fitzgerald III George A. Nelson A. Laurence Norton, Jr. John B. Wheeler
Douglas C. Whitney, Jr.
1957 - BUCKINGHAM
Ellen Tague Dwinell
Diana Volkmann Pratt Sarah Kibbee Weinberg
1958 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Richard M. Boonisar
Peter S. Gove Charles Woodard
1958 - BUCKINGHAM
Margery Brown Blacklow
1959 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Michael L. Altman
William G. Collins, Jr.
Tom M. Hennessey, Jr. Arthur D. Mason Markku Pohjola
Peter H. Smith Robert B. Stephenson Paul A. Vernaglia
1960 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Richard Chalfen
Leonard Conway, Jr. Robert Goldman
Bud Gruenberg, Jr. Frederic G. Houle
Arthur Schoepfer
1960 - BUCKINGHAM
Eleanor Weiss Ango
Nan Kindall Holmes
Deirdre McCloskey Nancy Morse Torti
1961 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Keilah D. Coon
Ferdinand V. Coroniti
James Donovan Jack Hardy Charles Shurcli
Knights’ Circle Member, (dec.) - deceased
1961 - BUCKINGHAM
Susan Hyman Besharov
Margaret Sandoz Hardy
Stephanie Shires Hooper
Susan Rich Rona
Deborah Willard Sawyer
1962 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Kenneth Berk
Joseph Butera
Robert Clark
Rupert A. Emerson
David R. McCann
James McLendon
Christopher Meyer
Daniel Singal
1962 - BUCKINGHAM
Louise Bingham Bennett
Ellen L. Frost
Rosalind Gorin
Trina Barnett Grantham
Katharine G. Gregg
Kathy Winslow Herzog
Pamela Hardee Jackson
Juliet Kepes Stone
Virginia Simonds White
1963 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Peter R. Bono
Bruce H. Brehm
Peter W. Fink
Lars Hanslin
David L. Kasdon (dec.)
Thomas D. Lincoln
1963 - BUCKINGHAM
Janet Griffin Abbott
Megan Lehmer
Elspeth Eustis Taylor
Mimi Bergson White
1964 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Kenneth R. Andrews
Gulrez Arshad
Matthew C. Couzens
Charles N. Dermenjian, Jr.
Robert Franklin
Douglas M. Haigh
Joseph E. McKeigue
William J. E. Morton
Joseph A. Sammartino, Jr.
1964 - BUCKINGHAM
Helen Chen
Emily Pond Clarke
Priscilla Cogan
Margaret R. Loss
Lucy W. Young Robinson
1965 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Fred Berk
David Curtis
Hunt Dowse
John M. Leventhal
Charles Thurlow IV
Tim N. Whiting
1965 - BUCKINGHAM
Irene Strauss Bandle
Martha Siegfried Fritz
Karen Friedman Hawthorne
Laura Stratton Thoresby
Jill Totenberg
1966 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Theo Armour
Michael J. Bucuvalas
Micéal G. Chamberlain
David D.F. Kennard
Thomas W. Kensler
Peter D. McManmon
Anthony Morse III
Bob Nye
Lawrence M. Schell
1966 - BUCKINGHAM
Katharine Brooks
Gail Wallins Plotkin
Vida Epstein Poole
1967 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Stephen Besse
Seth A. Goldfine
Gordon Hugenberger
George P. Kacoyanis
Stephen G. Nilsen
David B. Roberts
Charles Rogers
1967 - BUCKINGHAM
Martha Campbell Gellens
1968 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
David M. Banash
Edward Browne David R. Epstein Richard Jacobson Henry Phelps
Peter A. Rossetti, Jr. Dolph Vanderpol
1968 - BUCKINGHAM Jane Willard White
1969 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
George S. Bain
Peter Gannett
Charles L. Nazarian
John M. Schiller
Theodore L. Westlake Richard M. Wyman, Jr.
1969 - BUCKINGHAM
Susan Farist Butler
Annie Nemiah Conway
Katherine Jacobs Eyre Letitia G. Upton
1970 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
David C. Bono
Dennis Choi
Alan Leventhal
Richard W. Rowe Alexander Vershbow Edwin L.F. Worrell
1970 - BUCKINGHAM
Margie Bain Huoppi
Joy Pheeney Messineo
Linda Burnett Perry Margaret Bates Sharis
1971 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Thomas K. Blake
Raza M. Dean John N. Fisher, Jr. Arthur L. Lewis II
1971 - BUCKINGHAM Mary Lord Catherine Reurs
1972 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Lee T. Archung
Geoffrey R. Booty Herb Colby Wendell B. Colson
Francis Coolidge William J. Coukos
Steven Damalas
David C. DiBenedetto Chris Funkhouser
Peter Gergely Michael R. Glendon
Rob Goethals
Peter Howe
Tory Lambert
David Joseph Murphy
Peter Needham
James G. Vouros, Jr. Richard C. Walton SUPPORT IMPACT GRATITUDE : 31
1972 - BUCKINGHAM
Gail Avery
Erica Lenk Emmet
Barbie Butler Foster
Helen Brinkerhoff Langone Ellen Mann Wyman
1973 - BROWNE & NICHOLS
Henry Bain
John Crocker III
Bradford Hardie II
Gustav Niebuhr
1973 - BUCKINGHAM
Leslie Eloise Gredler
Christine Hill Smith
1974 - BB&N
Mark Bernfeld
Jonathan T. Floe
William D. Gardner
Marsden McGuire
William M. Petkun
Janet Storella
Laura Hodges Taylor
Susie Broadhurst Taylor
Juliet Teixeira
1975 - BB&N
Gemma M. Burns
Michael J. Connolly
Carolyn L. Greenberg
Brett M. Harrison
Peter Slavin
Kate Malcolm Stohlman
1976 - BB&N
Morgan Baker Brelis
Eleanor S. Campbell-Swank
Jane E. Minasian
Rebecca Verrill Smith
1977 - BB&N
Barbara Greenberg Denton
Nancy R. Gair
Todd M. Harrison
Michael Slavin
1978 - BB&N
Hans-Peter Biemann
Colette de Marneffe
Sarah P. Hoffman
Leslie Weckstein Hyman
Omar H. Khudari
Anne McEvoy Kilzer
Joe O’Loughlin
Jenny Payette
Virginia Pye
David Strodel
Karl H. Trieschman
David Williams
1979 - BB&N
Dina Wolfman Baker
Kristen Quigley Coe
Jon Pressman
William A. Rome
1980 - BB&N
Matthew T. Fremont-Smith
Abigail P. Johnson M. Sherif Lotfi
Paul E. Lustiber
Katrina Scully Ohl Becky Smith
Geoff Steadman
Amy F. Steffian 1981 - BB&N Anonymous (1)
Deborah Grassi Baker
Rachel Smollen Carter
John Fulginiti
Karen Kalina
Kate De Normandie McCarey
Tiron Pechet
Andrew F. Upton Lydia E. Vagts
1982 - BB&N
Robert Cohen
Ross FitzGerald Jeff Glauber
Lucy Hodder Jill Litner Kaplan Paul Lee
Deborah Alpert Levin
William Marshall
Paul Peczon
Jeannine Privitera Deborah Cohen Strod Dominique Vachon Winn
1983 - BB&N Jane Fink
Daniel P. Karnovsky Mark Leeds Steven Levin Brendan Mernin Annie Touborg Ward
1984 - BB&N Elizabeth A. Bianchi Robert Coscia Paul Deutch Brendan G. Diffley Benjamin A. Holtz Peter K. Levitt Jack Lifford
Michelle Allard McMahon Maura Griffith Moffatt
Robert J. Reiskin Ken Smurzynski John P. Stonestreet David Sze
1985 - BB&N
Anonymous (1) Brooke W. Ablon
Elizabeth Cahn
Mino Capossela Julie May Daniels
Ed Murphy
JK Nicholas
Paddy Spence
Clarence Williams
1986 - BB&N
Tamara Ashford Rachel Bers
Robert Brenner
Annie Brewster Mark Cobb
Adam R. Cohen Jonathan Coon Rick Foresteire
John Kelliher
Jennifer Lebowitz London Jenny Nauss
Jenifer Curhan Panner
Suzanne Siner Kim Druker Stockwell Darin Vest Christine Hogan Ward Katharine MacMahon Weekes
1987 - BB&N David J. Braemer Mark Costa
Catherine Bronnert DeSchepper
Joel Goldberg
Samantha Malm
Robert G. Mather
Daniel Medwed
Shirin N. Philipp
Catherine Giles Stecher
Christopher N. Travers
Allison C. Warren
1988 - BB&N
Karin E. Elliott
Eric M. Hoagland
Peter M. Nicholas, Jr. Hope Sidman Jonathan M. Siner Apple Stephen Caitlin Glasser Travers
Knights’ Circle Member
1989 - BB&N
Elizabeth A. Abbott
Jared Curhan
Wendy Falchuk
Jamie Hale
Rachel Kroner Hanselman
Christopher Harris
Daniel Hayden
Willard MacDonald
Betsy Osborn
Tavan L. R. Pechet
Keith Perry
Rachael Splaine Rollins
Selina Wood Rossiter
Nikki Martin Smith
1990 - BB&N
Michelle Cherande
Sarah Thiemann Connolly
Holly Coombs
Cory Liebergott Floyd
Keith Foxx
Deborah Gordon
Elin Norberg Lamb
Katie Nicholas Oliver Weir
Katie Fesus Zanto
1991 - BB&N
Yasmine Al Saleh
Susan Herzlinger Botein
Caroline Schaefer Del Col
Jonathan W. Hodgson
Robert B. Knight
Matthew A. Petersen
Michael Stacchi
Frederica C. Turner
Kim Ablon Whitney
1992 - BB&N
Jennifer Winn Aronson
Marya Hill-Popper Besharov
Chloe Comins
Emily Schantz-Dunn Cope
Rob Ditzion
Caroline Good Laurie Small Key
Laura Meeks Saltonstall
Michael Schnitman
Rebecca Lewin Scott
Sarah Spitz Alison Tsoi
1993 - BB&N
Mohit Bhatia
Aaron Brown
Charity Coleman
Sumi Paek DeBenedittis
Alexis Boyle Egan
Elana Feinberg
Ben Ives
David Jellinek
Kari Jorgenson
Brett Lovins
Maryssa Schneider McLean
Libby Zug Moore
Brad Murray
Ethan C. Rossiter
Jesse A. Sarzana
Samuel E. Sherry
Elias Soussou
Jennifer Duval Souza
Rosemary Suh
Matthew Aron Weissman
1994 - BB&N
Kenton Beerman
Cathy Counselman Catucci
Talinn M. Demirjian
Sophia Fregosi
Mark Granovsky
Brian M. Leahy, Jr.
Lisa Bard Levine
Peter Shah Erika Tower
1995 - BB&N
Beth Myers Azano
Kate Stirrat Carleton
Sam Ditzion
Leah Ramella
Katherine Tomford Courtney Stokes Willett
1996 - BB&N
Anonymous (1)
Amelia Ames
Sahar Aminipour Ed Bourget
Katherine Ellias Lily Faulhaber
Greg Kern
Jessi Ko
Emily Leventhal Allison M. Lewin
David M. Lieberman
Jesse Needleman
Kerri Tyman Obstein Eliza Petrow
Alan F. Riley Joanne Levy Soolman
1997 - BB&N
Jennifer Berylson Block
Kathryn Dingman Boger
Wendy Cohen
Emi Domoto-Reilly Aron Epstein
Bryan D. Falchuk
Karen Freedman
Jeffrey M. Hodess
Roo Edgerly Krafsig
Elizabeth Kukura
Eric Leslie
Kathryn Young McCullough
Nathaniel Meyer
Sarah Howard Pelletier
Jacob H. Peters
Caroline Hardy Pierce
Katiuscia Potier
Julia S. Powell
Evan Roberts
Rebekah Splaine Salwasser
Zac Salwasser
Jennifer Murray Talmadge Adam Zucker
1998 - BB&N
Jake Anderson-Bialis Phil Davidson
Ben Grossman
Greg James
Caitlin Loesch Jones
Jason Oppenheim Ambika Patni Alisa Ray
Elizabeth Horst Redman
Alexander E. Ropper
Jed Rosenbaum Elizabeth Clay Roy Nate Schwartz
Jonathan Shapira Christopher Taylor Fan Wu
1999 - BB&N
Becca Baker
Kathrene Tiffany Bell Michael Ellis
Pauline Kim Han
Joseph P. Kennedy III Matthew R. Kennedy Alix Komar
Baron A. Langston, Sr. Blake Liggio
Alexander D. Moore
Joey Mowrey
Oliver Uhl Nordlinger
Sonya Page
Milyna Phillips
Descatur Potier Katie Shahrokhi
Left: Dick Chalfen ’60; top right: Fan Wu ’98 (left) and Jimmy Berylson ’00 (right) with Chief Advancement O cer Julie Gray; bottom center: Joelinda Coichy Johnson ’07; bottom right: Nancy Gair ’77
Knights’ Circle Member
2000 - BB&N
Anonymous (1)
James T. Berylson
Kristin Tyman Brawn
Jake Carney
Lesley Chin Jason P. Hafler
Katherine Thorpe Kerr
Kimiyoshi J. Kobayashi
Rick Massey
Justus Meyer Sarah Schwartz
Margaret Shear
2001 - BB&N
Jennifer Abramson
Katherine M. Alexander Josh Goldman
Kathryn Kargman Holden Richmond Holden III
Jubin Kwon
Sarah Montgomery Lewis Steve Myrick
Timothy J. Parks Nick Philippi
Morgan Pierson
Isabel Grantham Rappoport
Ariane Schwartz
Chloe Randall Schweinshaut
Lauren E. Sherman
Lauren Plumley Thompson Eric D. Wolkoff
Natalie Zervas
2002 - BB&N
Anonymous (1)
Kenny Aulet
Mollie Wertlieb Barnathan
Caroline Buddenhagen
Elliot Cless
Jameson Henn
Mike Hodess
Melissa Maitin-Shepard Isaacson
Taylor Gill Lyden
Diana Leader-Cramer Moskowitz
Emlen Page
Bettina Reece
Dana Ropper Zach Schwanbeck Ada Gropper Waks
2003 - BB&N
Anonymous (1)
Andrew Benson
Dan Carroll Kelly Chan
Meredith L. Coburn
Lila Bouscaren Garcia
Liz Herrup Garrett Leahy Katherine Mackey Daryl McLean Skip McManmon Jay Myers
Ania Warczyk Payne Altair Peterson
Adam Zalisk
2004 - BB&N Kara Borodkin Kathleen Donelan
Benjamin Kuritzkes
Tony Lo
Natasha Pereira-Kamath
Rebecca Rabison
Nina Cronan Samuelson
Paul Selker
Caroline Sherman
Zachary Taylor 2005 - BB&N
Anonymous (2)
Michael I.M. Abrams
Kate Cetrulo Bjornlund
Ali Bielawski Chiurri James Collins
Reid Covington
Kimberly Kargman
Laura Nicholson
Paul Noonan Terrance Sullivan David Wyman
2006 - BB&N
Matthias Donelan, Jr. Sam Duboff Becca Heymann Rebecca Jackson Erik Johnson Jake Kalick Eli Kendall Elizabeth Kidder Otto Magdanz Dan Oshima
Ingrid Parl
Nik Pereira-Kamath Mary Potter Michael Skocpol Rob Warner
2007 - BB&N Sam Bean Nastaran Hakimi Benjamin Housman Joelinda Coichy Johnson Nicole Panico Krensky Alex Ross
Rebecca Glaser Ross Hannah Schriesheim Kate Selker Abbie Smitka Emily Wang
2008 - BB&N
Diane Amanti
Luke Boelitz
Leslie Ahlstrand Fitzgerald Dan Fleisher Rob Florentino
Jennifer Poorvu Gutbezahl Chase Lovett-Woodsum Leeds Pierce
Scott Schlager Nicholas Taylor Anthony Zappala
2009 - BB&N Anonymous (1) Eliza Appleton
Daniel F. Berenson Emma Huvos
Linda Li
Cecily Lloyd Isaac Maze-Rothstein Philippe Panico Samuel Pokross Colin Quirk Ryan Segal Romaine Waite Kelly Wulff
2010 - BB&N Anonymous (1) Chris Aulet Elizabeth Berk Emily Bliss Joseph Bradlee Eric Danilchuk Che Edouard
Kendrick Terrell Evans Alexander Farkes Gregory Faxon
Peter Heye
Andre Joseph Kaeghan Kelly Kleida Martiro Peter McAuliffe
James McCaffrey Anthony Moccia
Lyndia Personnat Moravia Kathleen Oshima Adrian Pforzheimer
Joelle Rebeiz
Emma Sagan Bethany Sanders
Zach Sanders
Brianna Smith
Alexandra Wozniak
2011 - BB&N
Anonymous (1)
Melissa Alvarez
Haley Barrows
Katherine Falb DeNitto
Lindsay Ellis
Déborah Xiadani Guzmán-Buchness
Rob Krentzman
Thomas Bell Leith
Talia Deven Mercado
Peter A. Savarese
Ben Karl Schwartz
Dan Slavin
2012 - BB&N Anonymous (1)
Emily Reid Bono
Clifton L. Cody
Nicholas J. DiChiara
Alexa Bryn Horwitz
Mikaela Lena Johnson
Brian Leland
Olivia West Lloyd Rory Page
Rhett Wiseman
2013 - BB&N
Anonymous (1)
Jehanna C. Axelrod
Katherine A. Blenko
Elaine Dai
Caroline Davitt
Catherine M. Hanss
Sanghoon Lee
Lily Ma Meaghan Merullo
Robert T. Nagel
Ben Rosenblatt
Andrew Shifren
Christina Stonestreet Uhrig
Henry D. Winton
Michaela Wozniak
2014 - BB&N
Anonymous (1)
Adam Carlson
Emily Carter
Elliot O. Eton
Theodore Hattemer-Maier
Sandy Li Augie Lin
David M. Markey
Rebecca L. Moore
Anya Pforzheimer
Lucy M. Simpson
Nicholas Tarantino
Lydia Zaleski
2015 - BB&N
Victoria T. Clark
Felix Duong
Cameron E. Fitzgerald
Alec T. Gustafson
Ethan L. Hodges
Nicholas G. Jacobs
Christopher M. Kellogg Peeler
Emily B. Kohlberg
Amanda L. Lifford
Alec T. Newell
Gerald B. Nvule
Samantha B. Segal
Elisabeth C. Smith
Alexander G. Sorets
Michelle L. Zhang
2016 - BB&N
Lydia Bonakdarpour
Jackson C. Bramley
Isabel M. Coffman
Erica M. Connell
James R. O’Regan Juliet P. Solit
2017 - BB&N Charles T. Ablon
Alexander Cohen
Alexander J.C. Daly
Menelik Épée-Bounya Bayard A. Eton
Josette H. Fitzgerald Lauryn N. Jacobs
Lukas W. Kauth Andrew Kellogg Peeler Michelle L. Meredith Vishnu Murale
Liv O’Regan Georgina I.C. Steel Justin R. Winschel
2018 - BB&N Anonymous (1) Kayla L. Kaloostian Daniel J. Noenickx Sophia K. Scanlan
2019 - BB&N Magnus Aske Devonte P. Nurses Spencer J. Solit
2020 - BB&N Francis C. Kelley Sharon Pongnon William D. Taft
2021 - BB&N Mehdi Épée-Bounya
Anna S. Garvey
Caroline H. Garvey
Lillian D. Garvey Katherine A. Gould Jayden E. Personnat
2022 - BB&N/
Thank you to those members of the Class of 2022 listed below who contributed to the Senior Class Gift this year. The Senior Class Gift is an opportunity to leave a legacy at BB&N through a collaborative fundraising effort aimed at giving back to BB&N. The collective support will impact current and future generations of Knights.
Anonymous (3) Tal Breiman Howie Brown
Arden Conine Charlie Goebel
Alicia Maginn Elijah Osagie Jack Pappendick Sarah Sullivan Eli Waisburd Alex Zhang
Faculty and staff were busy this summer working collaboratively with their colleagues across campuses and departments, or on their own projects, to enhance their curriculum and develop new programs and initiatives to benefit their students and the broader BB&N community.
Using Dr. Liza Talusan’s book The Identity-Conscious Educator as an anchor text for their summer curriculum development work, all grant recipients incorporated an identity conscious approach to their work and to their plans to bring that lens into their classrooms.
We are grateful to the donors whose faculty professional development funds and gifts provide important support for this work.
Summaries of a few of this summer’s projects are shared below.
Upper School Biology Club
Terry Cox, Upper School Science
To supplement the full integration and deployment of an unleveled biology model into the core Upper School science curriculum, the department thought it would be central to both BB&N’s mission and vision as a school to allow additional pathways to access and excel within the sciences at BB&N and beyond.
The central focus of a new Upper School Biology Club would put science technology, innovation, and hands-on exploration/learning at the forefront of our new enriching science offerings and that would be accessible at all grade levels. Coupled with an early exploration into science through observation and interaction with nature, the club would allow students to jump right into question generation as they continue their journeys as scientists throughout ninth grade.
Upper School Art Department Faculty
Initially, the Upper School Art Department wanted to evaluate its programming for the arts including what’s working and what needs improvement. Particularly, we
wanted to examine our o erings through the lens of DEIG work, and to look at what the experience of a ninth grader in the art program currently looks and feels like.
From that, we were able to take a deep dive into what we’re doing and how we do it, looking at how to increase equity, diversity, and inclusion in all our o erings and keeping each o ering centered on the student experience. This has led to us proposing a major alteration to how we structure opportunities and requirements within our programs.
From there, we examined ways that we can open up the art experience for students, and how we can increase the visibility of the art department within the larger culture of BB&N while amplifying student voices.
This past year a group of sixth graders started a Lower School newspaper, The Buckingham Times, which has proved very popular, and the sixth graders hoped it would continue after they leave the Lower School.
As the faculty advisor, my summer curriculum development grant allowed me to create a basic structure for the newspaper, including identification of and becoming comfortable with a formatting tool; and develop bylaws, specific expectations, and a clear process for joining the paper using guidelines developed by this year’s sixth graders. Such guidelines and procedures will also ensure the continuity of the paper as another faculty member could assume my role as advisor.
The newspaper is very much written and run by the students, and elevates the student experience by allowing our sixth graders to have a voice on issues, both global and school-based. It also creates a strong community bond and creates a connection between campuses as the sixth grade writers continue to be inspired by the Upper School newspaper, The Vanguard. The Buckingham Times has already proved to have a positive impact on the Lower School, and there is strong interest in continuing to develop and grow the paper.
Emma Arky Solomon, Lower School DEIG Practitioner
Tiffany Rice, Middle School DEIG Practitioner
Maria Graciela Alcid, Upper School DEIG Practitioner
We were looking to align content, scope, and sequence for Racial Justice Community Time through all three divisions: taking the Lower School programming to make it developmentally appropriate at the Middle School, and beginning to consider what it could look like at the Upper School level as well.
We sought to develop and define age-appropriate understandings of race and racism, as well as what positive identity development outcomes would be. We used the Social Justice Standards from Learning for Justice to identify positive identity development goals, and worked together to develop definitions of race and racism for each developmental level.
We each took a different approach based on the needs of each of our campuses, and worked to connect this program to BB&N’s mission, strategic plan, and to the DEIG commitments to make the throughlines of our work more visible.
I used my Summer Curriculum Grant to develop a new technology elective for 8th graders that will emphasize design thinking and the engineering design process in order to complete projects that make use of multiple fabrication machines and tools. Disciplines include 2D and 3D design, woodworking, physical computing (electronics and programming), and textiles. Students will combine their knowledge across machines and disciplines, develop skills in giving and receiving feedback to improve their work, take risks, and embrace failure as a learning opportunity.
My Summer Institute on B-12 Service Learning and Community Engagement gathered faculty and staff from all three campuses, as well as students and a family representative, to review, rethink, and redesign our B-12 Community Engagement framework.
Our focus was to consider our student service learning programs across the school, with a focus on shifting toward a partnership approach centering dignity and learning in community, in alignment with our overall DEIG mission and vision. In addition to reviewing what is currently happening on each campus and during the Senior Spring Project, we started drafting plans for the upcoming year that would move us closer to our new model and overall goal of principled engagement.
We also talked about fostering student social entrepreneurship projects, in partnership with the Boston COVID tutoring team. Spring Salvin P’24, ’27 also shared her work with the family community, and we started to envision what creating a culture of service would look like across our BB&N adult community (faculty, staff, and families).
Earlier this fall, 63 faculty members participated in the second annual Summer Curriculum Share—an opportunity to disseminate their work and learning across campuses and disciplines. Several of their reflections and observations are shared below.
“It’s beautiful and inspiring to see how the work happening on each campus will have a trickle effect on the entire community as our students matriculate through their time at BB&N and/or other institutions, and also that we are growing a community of global citizens.”
“We are working on equity from many angles but the primary focus is on the student experience and student input. Equity and inclusion are what we do—not an add-on or afterthought—which is super inspiring and energizing.”
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As educators, we’re very conscious of teaching students to be independent, critical thinkers who use the skills they learn and practice in new landscapes—including the curricular material at hand and the world around them.”
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As a community of educators, we are working on alignment, equity, as well as keeping and starting new traditions.”
“We are focusing more on who is in our classroom, and how what they bring into the classroom impacts how and what we need to teach them.”
BB&N is honored and grateful to have the continued financial support of parents of alumni/ae and former students who generously supported The BB&N Fund and other fundraising initiatives in 2021-2022. We continue to welcome all parents of alumni/ae and former students to participate in community events throughout the year. We treasure the value of these relationships that continue to anchor and define the broader BB&N community.
Eric and Sara Aske
Warren Azano and Judy Pendell
Lotte Bailyn
George Baldwin
Marc and Carol Bard
Thomas and Pauline Barkalow
David Baron and Pamela Mann
Moungi Bawendi
Alex and Linda Beavers
Thomas and Rebecca Behenna
George and Carrie Bell
James Belmont and Joyce Kinoshita
Richard and Barbara Berenson
Sam and Carly Berk
Kerry Black
Hamish Blackman
Taylor and Willa Bodman
Charles D. Bonanno ’53 and Lena Bonanno
David C. Bono ’70 and Andrea J. Galvin
Edward and Bernadette Bourget
Berit Bowman
Past parents with a following their name are members of BB&N’s Knights’ Circle which recognizes those who have made gifts to BB&N for five or more consecutive years. We are truly grateful for their consistent and loyal support which helps BB&N sustain the academic excellence for which the school is known.
Anonymous (2)
Alex Ablon
Brooke W. Ablon ’85
Steven and Gridth Ablon
Abdul and Selina Ahad
Michael Altman ’59 and Barbara Ogur
Eleanor Weiss Ango ’60 and Walter Ango
Philip and Yuriko Anton
Gulrez Arshad ’64 and Sara Arshad
Lynda Boyages
Morgan Baker Brelis ’76 and Matthew Brelis
Michael Bresnahan and Maria Lopez-Bresnahan
Sierra Heath Bright
Jacob Brown and Lori Catallozzi
Jeanne Fiol Burlingame
Rachel Smollen Carter ’81 and Richard Carter
Larry and Lynn Cetrulo
Melvin H. Chalfen ’44
Michael Cima and Elisabetta Cortesi
Wayne and Anne-Marie Clarke
Downing Cless and Alice Trexler
Steven Cohen and Mary Akerson
Tim and Christina Cohen
Francis and Susan Colannino
Kenneth and Virginia Colburn
Richard and Ruth Cole
Christi Collins and Leida Arroyo
Patrick Collins and Christine Ramsdell
Keilah D. Coon ’61
Lodowick F. Crofoot III and Carolyn Crofoot Ronald and Joan Curhan David Curtis ’65 and Elizabeth Cabral-Curtis Eric and Gail Danilchuk
F. Davitt and Lynda Ceremsak Francis and Barbara de Marne e Carl and Denise DeFranco Jonathan Delgado and Catherine Bird Barbara Greenberg Denton ’77 Sunil and Margo Dhaliwal Michael and Maureen DiChiara Tom and Nancy Dingman Mary Dolbear and Gabriela Gonzenbach
Robert Dole ’52 and Marguerite Dole Doran and Karen Donovan James Donovan ’61 Henry and Kathy Dorkin James Doyle and Meg Macri Kien and Cynthia Duong Louis and Donna Duval Lynne Eisenberg Brent Elkins
David R. Epstein ’68 and Betsy Banks Epstein
Leonard Evenchik and Suzanne Kirschner Oliver and Negin Ewald Mark and Tobey Fidler Chantal Firmin
Stephen Foell and Martha Martin Jonathan and Barbara Foot Robert Franklin ’64 and Anne Wulsin Steve Gallant and Julia Todd Fen-Biao Gao and Kim Huang Alexander and Jane Gavis Ward Ghory and Anne Ghory-Goodman Brian Gill and Jennifer Lerner Karen Gill and Christian Elliot Joel Goldberg ’87 and Cybill Goldberg Jimmy and Toni Golen
Mehra Golshan and Parisa Lotfi
Edgar Gonzalez and Sheila Canalle-Gonzalez Rosalind Gorin ’62 and Matthew Budd Nathaniel M. Gorton ’56 and Jodi Gorton
Phyllis Grant
R. Jeremy and Hanne Grantham
Rex Green and Lisa Der
Paul S. Grogan and Lauren Louison Frank Gu and Hua Hai
Roberto Gutierrez and Magdalena Martinez
David and Janet Hafler John and Ann Hall
Sharon Hamilton Pahada Hanscom
George Hansen, Jr. ’45 and Ellen Hansen
Jack Hardy ’61 and Margaret Sandoz Hardy ’61
Todd M. Harrison ’77 and Alicia Crothers-Harrison Woodie Haskins and Andrea Mattisen-Haskins George and Regina Herzlinger
D. Fleet Hill and Walter J. Popper Melvile T. Hodder ’56 and Lissa Hodder William and Mari-Ann Hogan
Michael and Alison Hong
Michael Horwitz and Kasey Kaufman Hugo and Janet Huettig
John P. Iappini and Carole Mathieson
Howell Jackson and Elizabeth Foote
Freddie and Nikki Jacobs
Beth Jacobson
Charles Kalina
Karen Kalina ’81 and Erik Yesson
Peter and Lisa Kaloostian David and Kay Kane
Jill Litner Kaplan ’82 and Benjamin Kaplan Bill and Lynn Kargman
Jerrold and Marti Katz
Chris Kauth and Lynda Dugas Andrew and Emilie Kendall
Sheila Rauch Kennedy
John Kerr
Anne McEvoy Kilzer ’78 and William Gary Kilzer Wilbur Kim and Margaret Potter
Knights’ Circle Member, (dec.) - deceased
Bill King ’50
Paul Kirby ’52
Philip and Nancy Kukura
Michael and Jacqueline Lamphier
Butler and Lois Lampson
Brian M. Leahy, Jr. ’94
Susan B. Lehman
Michael and Monica Lehner
Christopher and Judith Leich
Rob and Mary Joan Leith
Alan Leventhal ’70 and Sherry Marcus Leventhal
Deborah Alpert Levin ’82 and Steven Levin ’83
Marjorie Levin
Ofer and Sharon Levy
Zhen He Li and Qiao Hua Chen
Carl and Karin Lieberman
Jack Lifford ’84 and Karen Lifford
Pat and Richard Light
Mark Lindberg and Aline Gery
Jie Liu and Weitong Ji
Mary Loeken
Dan and Eileen Logan
Chuck and Susie Longfield
Philip and Elizabeth Loughlin
Rachel Loughran
Kenneth and Susan Lubar
Mikhail Lukin and Susanne Yelin
Peter and Deirdre Martin
Richard and Maria Massey
Kate De Normandie McCarey ’81 and Kevin McCarey
Ramon McCree
Judith B. McDonough
Leslie Forkner McIntosh
William and Jennifer McKinley
Patrick and Tammy McLeod
Peter D. McManmon ’66 and Linda McManmon
Donald and Charlene Medeiros
John and Marlyn Meredith
Paul Milbury and Heidi Lehner
Jane E. Minasian ’76 and J. Grant Monahon
Geordie and Mary Mitchell
Maura Griffith Moffatt ’84 and Gregory Moffatt
Scott Moriearty and Yolanda Kodrzycki Bob and Joan Murray
Karen Myers
Courtney and Donna Neff
Peter M. Nicholas, Sr. (dec.) and Ginny Nicholas
Britain Nicholson and Celeste Robb-Nicholson
Joseph and Carol Noenickx
Christian Nolen and Susan Denny
Phil Nurse and Christina Day
Felix and Edith Okwesa
Kenneth and Victoria O’Regan
Coleen Ornell
David and Jane Otte
Richard Page and Maura Murphy
Mark and Deb Pasculano
Vincent and Sumalee Passaretti
Brian J. G. Pereira and Sunita Pereira
Andrew Pesek and Holly Edmonds
Marna D. Peters
Gary and Mary Pforzheimer
Marilyn Pike
Andrew and Suzanne Plump
David Pokross, Jr. and Laurie S. Gill
Mary A. Poor
Arthur and Barbara Powell
Jennifer Price and Katya Salkever
Tom and Donna Quirk
Jane M. Rabb
Mustafiz and Rehana Rahman
John and Lynn Reichenbach
Jerald and Sara Reisman
Chuck Richard and Sandra Fay-Richard
Edwina L. Rissland
Bruce and Sue Rittenour
David B. Roberts ’67 and Barbara Roberts
Susan Rich Rona ’61 and Mehmet Rona Al and Selina Rossiter
Cecile Roucher-Greenberg Michael and Rhonda Sady James Satterthwaite and Ute Possekel Panit Satyasai-Crimmin
Lester and Cynthia Savage
John Scanlan and Agnes Bundy Scanlan Ernst and Mary Schaefer
Robert and Natalie Schlundt Mark and Audrey Schuster
Richard S. Schwartz and Jacqueline Olds Richard and Arlene Scott Fred and Judith Server
Fereydoun and Kathleen Shahrokhi Benjamin Shapiro and Kerry McGill
Gregg Shapiro and Stacey Dogan
Catherine Shavell
Donald Shepard and Emily Maitin Michael and Catherine Shortsleeve Tom Siegel
Bill and Theda Skocpol
Peter Slavin ’75 and Lori Slavin Mark Slovenkai and Rachael Goldfarb Adrian Slywotzky and Christine Balko Slywotzky
John Smitka, Jr. and Amelia Bormann Loring Low Stevens (dec.)
Carol Strasburger
Michael and Ann Strem
David Strodel ’78 and Joan Strodel Guhan Subramanian and Helen Clement Karen A. Sunnarborg Mark and Cheryl Synnott
Chia-Ming and Judith Sze Laura Hodges Taylor ’74 and Scott Taylor Jean Theodore and Marie-Dona Joseph Beth Thiemann
William Mills Todd and Eva Andenaes Todd Peter and Ann Tower Peter and Mary Jeanne Tufano Pamela W. Turner
Jonathan and Jennifer Uhrig
Letitia G. Upton ’69 and David Stein
Sandra A. Urie and Frank Herron
Pirooz and Roya Vatan Rosamond Vaule
Richard C. Walton ’72 and Susan Walton
David Warner and Mary Beekman
Gordon and Susan Weir
Kent Werth and Nina Barwell
Austin Wertheimer and Caryl Goodman
Jane Willard White ’68 and Robie White
Preston and Constance Williams
Hilary Wodlinger
Stephen Woodsum and Anne Lovett
Mary Laverne Wright Miner
Ellen Mann Wyman ’72 and Michael Wyman
Yinong Yang and Youhong Zhao
Bracebridge Hemyng Young, Jr. and Landis Becker Young
Steve and Kathleen Young Robert and Eileen Zalisk Yonah and Sara Zur
BB&N honored 794 alumni/ae, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends as members of the Knights’ Circle, which recognizes five or more years of consecutive giving in support of the school’s annual, capital, and endowment programs.
BB&N greatly appreciates the generous financial support provided by current and past grandparents, and we welcome all of our grandparents and grandfriends to join us for a variety of community events throughout the year. We warmly embrace these relationships and treasure the opportunity to share the BB&N experience of each child with their enthusiastic supporters.
Grandparents with a following their name are members of BB&N’s Knights’ Circle which recognizes those who have made gifts to BB&N for five or more consecutive years. We are truly grateful for their consistent and loyal support which helps BB&N sustain the academic excellence for which the school is known.
Anonymous (1)
Steven and Gridth Ablon
Robert and Judith Adams
Rayce and Rosa Martha Anselmo
Warren Azano and Judy Pendell
Ronald and Janice Baker Thomas and Lorraine Barber
Dorothy Bean
Arthea Bellavance
Chuck and Lynn Benson
Carolyn Bentley
Linda Berger
Harris Berman and Ruth Nemzo
Gloria Bernstein
Edward and Bernadette Bourget
Anne Chappell Ning and Kit Chow
Robert Ciri
Stephen and Arlene Cormier John and Judy Cornwall
Ronald and Joan Curhan
Susan Davidson
David and Katharine Davis
Dale DiFronzo
Kostas and Nancy Douzinas
Larysa Dubovik
Robert and Jean Durfee
Louis and Donna Duval
Sean and Patricia Egan
David R. Epstein ’68 and Betsy Banks Epstein
Stanley and Beverly Erdreich Chester and Nancy Fantozzi Mark and Hannah Farbstein
Peter W. Fink ’63 and Joan Fink
Thomas A. Fitzgerald, Jr. ’53
Noreene Foster
Richard and Marsha Frances
Gail Friedman
Stuart Friedman
Barbara Gervais
Russell Gervais
Richard and Paula Getnick
Steve and Dorothy Gilman Christine Grabowski
Bill and Roberta Greenberg Pat and Nat Gregory Samuel and Sarah Gustin David and Janet Hafler Minnie Marie Hayes
Gloria Heppner
Walt and Marjorie Herbert George and Regina Herzlinger
Katharine Winslow Herzog ’62 and Al Herzog David and Hope Hirsch
William and Mari-Ann Hogan Kimberly R. Irish Richard and Carolyn Jacobus Leonard and Marcelle Jo e Chunghee Jung Charles Kalina
Betty Ann Keane James Kerrigan Howard and Tina Kesselheim Karen Koza
Peter J. Lehner ’41 Andrew Leighton Timothy and Elizabeth LePain Alan Leventhal ’70 and Sherry Marcus Leventhal Pat and Richard Light
Jeremy and Elizabeth Mack Steven and Susan MacLean
Charles and Barbara Martel Thomas and Judy McCarey Ramon McCree
Steve Moreland
Qaiyum and Zulekha Mujtaba Kathy Murphy
Karen Myers
John Myerson and Laura Talmud
Peter M. Nicholas, Sr. (dec.) and Ginny Nicholas Steven Olitsky Joseph O’Neil
Knights’ Circle Member, (dec.) - deceased
Robert Oppenheim
Nick and Penelope Panayotou
Annasaheb and Shubangi Patil Jim and Patsy Payette
Diane Portnoy
Vikki Pryor
Lamson and Sally Rheinfrank
William and Shirley Richards
John and Betsy Richardson
Marvin and Amy Richman
Bruce and Sue Rittenour
David and Pamela Rogers
Al and Selina Rossiter
Steve and Marsha Roth
Mitchell Rudnick
David and Zulema Sabatini
Chandra and Vandana Sacheti
Richard S. Schwartz and Jacqueline Olds
Richard and Arlene Scott
Abbass and Mehry Sekhavat Glenn and Voula Shanks
Catherine Shavell
Richard and Linda Silverman John and Christine Sorgini Hemalatha Sylada
David and Sara Taft
Kathleen Tennermann Elise Tsay
Pamela W. Turner
Kirk and Jacqueline Weaver Ogden and Bonnie White
Preston and Constance Williams
Steve and Kathleen Young Zhu Zhengguo and Hexi Yu
BB&N is pleased to recognize the following corporations, foundations, and other businesses who provided important support for the school’s annual and capital giving programs in 2021-2022.
The school is especially grateful to the many parents, past parents, alumni/ae, and friends who took advantage of matching gift opportunities through their employers or board relationships to increase the value of their gifts to the school last year.
Anonymous (4)
Adage Capital Management, L.P.
Adobe Systems Matching Gift Program
AmazonSmile
American Endowment Foundation
Ameriprise Financial, Inc.
Analog Devices Inc.
The Archibald Family Foundation
Ayco Charitable Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Bierly Boasberg Foundation
Biogen Idec Matching Gift Program
The Boston Foundation
Cambridge Boat Club
Cambridge Community Foundation
Caron Heating & Cooling
Chevron Matching Gifts Program
Chicago Community Foundation
Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston
Community Foundation of New Jersey
Cummings Properties Employee Directed Giving Program
Danaher Corporation
Deutsche Bank Securities, Inc.
Bertram A. and Ronald M. Druker
Charitable Foundation
Cynthia Duong Tax Service
Eaton Vance Management
Edward Jones Charitable Gift Fund
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program
FM Global Foundation
Frontier Capital Management Company, LLC
George & Regina Herzlinger
Charitable Gift Fund
Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund
Google Gift Matching Program
Gorton’s
Gregory Family Foundation
Hagerty Family Foundation
John Hancock Insurance and Financial Services
Harris Family Foundation
Hart Family Capital Trust LLC
Hartford Investment Management
Herbst Family Foundation
Jeffrey Horvitz Foundation
George W. Jones Living Trust
JP Morgan Charitable Giving Fund
McKinsey & Company Matching Gifts Program
Merck and Co., Inc.
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Mizuho Bank Matching Gifts
Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust
National Philanthropic Trust
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
New York Community Trust
Northern Trust Charitable Giving Program
The Orchard Foundation
PerkinElmer Foundation
Raymond James Charitable
Rhode Island Community Foundation
E&R Rosenman Charitable Foundation
Mitchell K. Rudnick Family Trust
Sacajawea Charitable Foundation
Sanofi Foundation for North America
Schwab Charitable Fund
Sibbri Foundation
Sidman Family Foundation Sooner Foundation
Takeda Pharmaceuticals
Workplace Giving Program
ToneyKorf Partners, LLC
TripAdvisor, Inc. Matching Gifts Program
Vanguard Charitable Fund
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Matching Gift Program
VMWare Foundation
The Wade Family Foundation
Walmart/Sam’s Club Matching Gift Program
Washington Community Foundation Wellington Management
Matching Gift Program
F.T. Weyerhaeuser Family Fund
Whitman Family Foundation
YourCause for PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Anne & Henry Zarrow Foundation
Anonymous (2)
Ben Butcher
Suzanne Whitman Diehl
Michael Kearney
Marc Kim ’23
Shane McMahon and Dorian Thompson
Louis Momon
Aleeza Riaz ’25
BB&N greatly appreciates the generosity of alumni/ae, parents, and friends who contributed goods or services to the school that were used to enhance academic programs or to offset budgeted expenses.
Walter Adler Jr. ’43 (dec.) and Elizabeth Adler
Leah M. Cataldo
Armen Dedekian
Michael R. Glendon ’72
Elizabeth MacMahon Jochnick ’54
Michael W. Kahn ’74
Kennedy Family: F.L. Kennedy 1888 (dec.), Lowell F. Kennedy 1918 (dec.), Sargent Kennedy 1924 (dec.), Nat Kennedy ’61
John Vaillant
Frances Smith Wetherell ’51
More than $73,000 was received in matching gifts from corporations and foundations, thanks to generous donors who increased the value of their support through matching gift programs.
BB&N faculty and sta members define and enrich the BB&N student experience on all our campuses. We are truly grateful for the generous financial support from current faculty and sta for The BB&N Fund and other school priorities. The school is also grateful to former faculty and sta who continue to provide financial support for the school’s mission and programs.
Faculty and sta with a following their name are members of BB&N’s Knights’ Circle which recognizes those who have made gifts to BB&N for five or more consecutive years. We are truly grateful for their consistent and loyal support which helps BB&N sustain the academic excellence for which the school is known.
Anonymous (1)
Alex Ablon
Mary Agostinelli
Maria Graciela Alcid
Henri Andre
Karina Baum
Laurie Bean
Dana Bentley
Dudley Blodget
Willa Bodman
Ed Bourget ’96
Lynda Boyages
Katharine Brooks ’66
Whitney Dayton Brunet
Lucinda Burk
Knights’ Circle Member Camilla Lau, Middle School math, and Cookie Nassif ’27Tony Cai
Diane Cannata
Leah Cataldo
Caitlin Cavanaugh
Betty Chan
Michael Chapman
Elliot Cless ’02
Joseph P. Clifford
Louisa Connaughton
Lisa Conway
Al Coons III
Anne Coughlin
Melissa Courtemanche
Fred Coyne
Althea Cranston
Christa Crewdson
Sam Crihfield
Marc Cronin
Isabel Dau
Joe Decastro
Armen Dedekian
Jorge Delgado
Sarah Demopoulos
Bob Dickinson
Farah DiPasquale
Mary Dolbear
Stephanie Donohue
Kathleen Dorkin
Hunt Dowse ’65
Lynda Dugas
Donna Duval
Sylvia Elmer
Mark Fidler
Carol Fine
Marissa Finer
Thomas A. Fitzgerald, Jr. ’53
Rob Florentino ’08
Rick Foresteire ’86
Katrina Fuller
Roger Fussa
Jen Garcia
Jennifer Gatti
Katie Gayman
Aline Gery Ward Ghory Karen Gill
Hilary Gillcrist
Suzy Glazer Ryan Glennon
Tara Gohlmann
Kim Gold
Ben Goldhaber
Steven Goldman
Carolina Gómez-Kramer
Gabriela Gonzenbach
Julie Gray
Amie Margolis Haddad Nastaran Hakimi ’07
Sharon Hamilton
Pauline Kim Han ’99
Margaret Sandoz Hardy ’61
Kathy Hart
Woodie Haskins
Lee Ginsburg Herbst ’53
Becca Heymann ’06
Ted Higgins
Lissa Hodder
Jeffrey M. Hodess ’97
Leila Huff
Nicholas G. Jacobs ’15
Beth Jacobson
Sufia Jamal
Joelinda Coichy Johnson ’07
Andre Jones Meena Kaur
Chris Kauth Kaeghan Kelly ’10
Allison Kornet
Dave Kramer Jenny Kramer Sharon Krauss
Neville Lake Andrew Leighton Rob Leith
Augie Lin ’14
Mark Lindberg Jed Lippard Jaye Locke
Rebecca Lombardo Ellie Loughlin
Rachel Loughran Jo-Ann Lovejoy
Libby Maclaren Meg Macri
Louise Makrauer
Beverly Malone
Andrew Marcinek Serge Mathieu Gabby Mbeki Beth McNamara Gus Means
Geordie Mitchell
Anthony Moccia ’10 Joel Monell
Stephanie Moon Alex Moore ’99 Kathy Murphy Jake Nagy Doug Neuman Sarah Ngo Kristi O’Connor Ric Pontes Amy Pratt Jennifer Price Lauren Rader
Genieve Rankel
Brian Reasoner
Anthony Reppucci Nina Revis-Barresi
Chuck Richard Sandra Rojas Bill Rogers Chip Rollinson Janet Rosen
Tamah Rosker
Elinor Ross
Al Rossiter
Ethan C. Rossiter ’93
Cecile Roucher-Greenberg
Rosario Sánchez Gómez
Jesse A. Sarzana ’93
Amy Selinger
Debbie Slade
Brianna Smith ’10
Fiona Soni Stacey Spring Jessica Stokes
Carol Strasburger David Strodel ’78
Jennifer Murray Talmadge ’97
Kathleen Tan
Laura Tangusso Vanessa Taylor Beth Thiemann Orit Tobin Peter Tower Jennifer Trent Rebecca T. Upham
Ana Maria Valle
Saskia Van Vactor
Carole Varghese
Sofia Vergara Sarah Vollmann Jamie Wallace Alice Wang Grace Wang Gene Warner
Kim Ablon Whitney ’91
Courtney Stokes Willett ’95 David Williams ’78
Kelly Wulff ’09
Richard M. Wyman, Jr. ’69
Yinong Yang Amena Zavery Sara Zur
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Three years ago, I was honored to receive the Marian Vaillant Future Leader Instructorship. After my first year in the position, I reflected on my growth as a teacher, learner, and a leader and about why it meant so much to me to be honored by the BB&N community. I had no idea at that time that the next two school years would be the most challenging years of my life, further affirming what I already knew about this incredible place we call BB&N.
“The pandemic offered an opportunity for me to further hone my leadership skills and to observe and benefit from the leadership of others. Most importantly, I got to see the best of our community during this difficult time as all of us rallied together to do something special.
“Thank you so much for your donations and for your commitment to BB&N. I look forward to seeing which of my colleagues will be next to receive this tremendous honor. I’m fortunate to work alongside so many qualified candidates.”
— Ben Goldhaber, Kindergarten Teacher
Marian Vaillant Future Leader Instructor 2019 – 2022
“As I wrap up my tenure as the holder of the Paideia Master Teacher Chair, I continue to be grateful for this recognition of the work that I do. Middle schoolers can be challenging, and they can also be amazing—and they can be so all within the span of a single class period! Because of where our students are developmentally, as teachers we have the ability to make an impact which can be significant and potentially lifealtering. This is not a responsibility that I take lightly.
“Being a teacher at BB&N for 22 years, I am aware of my privilege as an educator at such an esteemed institution as well as my responsibility to my students, many of whom will be future leaders of our country and our world.”
— Rachel Jamison, Middle School English
Paideia Master Teacher Chair 2017 - 2022
Each year BB&N is pleased to receive gifts from parents, alumni/ae, grandparents, and friends in honor or in memory of a faculty or staff member, family member, friend, or loved one, or to recognize a special occasion.
Listed below are those who were honored or remembered by one or more members of the BB&N community last year.
HONORARY GIFTS
Charlie Ablon ’17
Leon Aksenov ’34
All the Buckingham Teachers
All the amazing Middle School teachers
Henri Andre
Yonathan Ayalew ’24
Brigid Azano ’33
Katherine Azano ’29
Andreas Bai ’27
Ethan Baily ’24
Zoe Balaconis
Bridget Barber ’24
Arya Batra ’33
BB&N Advancement Team
BB&N’s Alumni/ae of Color Committee
BB&N Art Department
BB&N’s College Counseling Office
BB&N Faculty
BB&N Lower School Teachers
Alice Berenson ’12
Nico Berger ’22
Hannah Bernstein ’24
Sydney Bernstein ’22
Dudley Blodget
Nathan Bornstein ’22
Camden Bourget ’35
Ed Bourget ’96
Ryder Bourget ’33
Danielle Brennan ’23
Sylvia Brennan ’24
Hannah Brodsky ’25
Abigail Brown ’26
Louise Brown
Andrei Buchatskiy ’22
Brendyn Burkitt ’22
Alexsa Caron ’24
Michael Chapman Miley Chen ’25 Christian Chow ’28
Gabriel Chow ’31
Cecily Chung ’22
Chung/Grimshaw Clan 2001-2022
Giselle Clarke ’12
Victor Clarke ’14
Class of 1953
Class of 1956 Class of 2000 Class of 2010 Class of 2014 Class of 2015 Class of 2018 Class of 2026
Emma Cobert ’06
Helen Cobert ’22
Sophie Collins Arroyo ’19
Vann Cormier ’24
Laura Cox ’22
Fred Coyne
Janine Cozier
Christa Crewdson
Alexander Daile ’27
Sharonda Dailey Margaret Davis ’49
Armen Dedekian
Christina Dello Russo
Sarah Demopoulos Owen Dowden ’23
Julian Efstathiou ’33
Christian Falasca ’23
Grace Fantozzi ’23 Alda Farlow Mark Fidler
Allison Friedman ’30 Maggie Fulop ’26 Robert Ganz ’43
Katie Gayman
Lily Gelb ’29 Max Gerah ’24 Diana Perez Glass Mary Glazer
Kathryn Goebel ’19 Harry Golen ’19 Armeen Golshan ’19 Kian Golshan ’17 Isabel Gonzalez ’21
Victoria Gonzalez Canalle ’19
Charlotte Goodman ’23 Henry Goodman ’20 Henry Grabowski ’22 Harrison Grant ’22
Lucy Greenup ’24 Matt Grogan ’08
Tim Grogan ’14 Amy Gu ’16 Timothy Guan ’23 Peter Gunness
Ty Harding ’22 Augustus Hawk ’22 Matthew Hong ’21 Joe Horning
Alexa Horwitz ’12
Zack Horwitz ’16
Daigo Hotta ’26
Adam Howarth
Madeleine Hung ’22
Lauryn Jacobs ’17
Nicholas Jacobs ’15
Paul Jeon ’25
Ruhan Karthik ’25
Jack Kelley ’24
Sam Kelley ’26
Alex Kesselheim ’32
Eli Kesselheim ’29
Zach Kesselheim ’27
Marc Kim ’23 Seth Kim ’27
William Kim ’20
Evelyn Kohler ’33
Jenny Kramer
Ross Kukulinski ’05
Sara Lakin ’36
Rob Leith
Amanda Lewis
Isabel Leyden ’30
Patrick Leyden ’27
Lower School Faculty and After School Faculty
Lower School Music Department
Konstantin Lukin Yelin ’22 Ben Ma ’23
Amphitrite Ma ’23 Ross MacDonald
Alexis Morgan Mack ’26 Alicia Maginn ’22
Middle School Faculty and Staff Anthony Moccia ’10 Rory Morton
Jessican Mulligan ’10 Hope Mullin ’28
Soizick Munir
Samantha Myerson ’33 Jake Nagy
Sandy Narayan ’27
John Norton
Devonte Nurse ’19
Liza Oh ’33
Elijah Osagie ’22
Jack Pappendick ’22 Dakota Parker ’33 Will Patterson ’25
Peggy Payne
Christian Peetz-Larsen ’30
Sonja Peetz-Larsen ’26
Beckham Pereira ’28
Adria Perez
Jennifer C. Peters ’90
Declan Pflaumer ’22
Giovanni Pieri ’30
Isabella Pieri ’35
Bennett Pratt ’31
Griffin Pratt ’29
Marielle Randall ’22
Adrian Resnick ’26
Nicole Resnick ’24
Quentin Reynolds ’27 Samuel Richards ’28
Hannah Richman Goldman ’34
Maya Richman Goldman ’32
Ali Roche ’22
Jack Rorick ’22
Janet Rosen
Eleanor Rosier ’24
Natalie Rudnick ’23
Arielle Ruys ’93
Lucas Sabatini ’24
Rafael Sabatini ’29
Julia Sakamoto Sachs ’36
Marcelo Sakamoto Sachs ’33
Nathaniel Schwartz ’98
Sarah Schwartz ’00
Charlotte Shapiro ’20
Kerri Anne Shea
Joel Sindelar
Michael Skocpol ’06
Brianna Smith ’10
Dante Snoonian ’27
Vince Snoonian ’26
Jay Surati
Ben Surenian ’23
Geoff Theobald
Keesha Theodore ’21
Bennett Thompson ’35
Calvin Thorn ’31
Peter Thorn ’33
Alexander Tsay ’27
Kenneth Tsay ’25
Akemi Ueda
Rebecca T. Upham
Louis Varadi ’24
Chloé Wallace ’22
Jonathan Wang ’22
Charles Ward ’22
Caroline White ’23 Katherine White ’22
The Whole School Community Beebe Wiegand
Noah Williams ’30 Wes Williams
Cecelia Wilson ’23
The Wonderful Mentors of Ella Botein ’26
Edward T. Wright ’86
Yaotang and Lixiang Wu
Connie Yang ’22 Yinong Yang
Leon Yoo ’27
Anthony Zappala Charlie Zhang ’26
Frances Ackerly
Richard N. Bentley
Roberta Biery
Jenny Fiol Birch ’87
Gary Bono ’68
Horace Bright 1913
Lucienne Brode
Richard C. Bryan ’41
John and Archontoula Bucuvalas
Ann Lee Smith Bugbee ’54
Christopher Bursk ’61
Henry T.M. Chen ’63
Robert C. Clothier
Catherine M. Coyne
George Deptula Jed Diehl ’72 Sandy Dow
Timothy Emerson ’69
Jack Etter ’49
John Noble Fisher, Sr. ’45
Cary Girod
Tomiko Ito Goldman
Jack Grinold ’53
Marilyn Harrison
Christopher Horner ’86
Marina Keegan ’08 Mr. Kenny
Christopher Kern ’99 Ruddy Ligonde ’10
Roberta MacCutcheon Hal Melcher
E. Vincent Merry II Jonathan Moore ’50 TQ Moy
Cassidy Murray ’27 Ryan Neff ’89 Joanne Neil Mary Newmann Leo and Roslyn Norin Marianne E. Olds
John Petropoulos Charles Rand
Lucy Richardson Rand ’39 Theodore Rand ’42 Charles O. Richardson Jr. 1933 Mabel C. Richardson ’38 Bess Rosenzweig ’09 Alex Souris ’10
Peter Steffian ’54
Eileen Stokes
James Stokes
Craig B. Stonestreet ’49
Elizabeth Stowe
Alanson H. Sturgis Marian Vaillant
Charles P. Whitlock
Thomas Wight
More than $135,000 was received from 384 BB&N families for the Parents’ Association Holiday
Faculty and Staff Appreciation Fund representing greater participation than last year. Their generosity enabled the school to provide a holiday gift of $400 to every fulltime faculty and staff member.
Left: BB&N’s new Grove Street Athletic Campus; top right: Jamie Weyerhaeuser ’23; bottom right: Maeve Theobald ’25
During the summer of 2022, a number of projects were completed or initiated that enhance the student experience, upgrade technology, and ensure that our buildings and grounds are properly maintained. Thanks to philanthropic support, many of these projects have been funded through the capital portion of BB&N’s operating budget as well as special fundraising initiatives.
197 Coolidge Hill Renovation: The former Pechet family home at 197 Coolidge Hill Road is being renovated to accommodate the Admissions department and serve as an arrival point for visiting prospective Upper School families, as well as providing o ces for some members of the Senior Leadership Team and the school’s Archives. A new parking lot and path at the rear of 197 Coolidge Hill will serve as a connector to provide a handicap-accessible route between buildings.
Nicholas Athletic Center Heating and Cooling Unit
Construction Projects
Grove Street Athletic Campus: Construction continued on BB&N’s new Grove Street Athletic Campus in Watertown. The campus includes two new athletic fields for BB&N football, soccer, lacrosse, and softball practices and games, viewing stands, and 71 parking spaces. Adjacent to Watertown’s Filippello Park, the new Grove Street Athletic Campus also provides BB&N with access to two additional fields in Filippello Park, so that all Middle and Upper School teams can practice during after-school hours at either the Grove Street or Gerry’s Landing campuses.
Replacement: Replacement of the Nicholas Athletic Center’s rooftop HVAC mechanical equipment will provide better climate control within the gym and o ces, and lower the overall utility operating costs at the athletic center.
DCR Edge Project: BB&N continued its partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation to beautify and strengthen the campus edge along Gerry’s Landing Road.
Over the summer, the IT Department oversaw several projects focused on improving security, communications, and student experience, including:
Learning Management System (LMS) Upgrade: Due to a change in PowerSchool’s current LMS o ering earlier this year, all faculty content was moved from the PowerSchool LMS to Canvas LMS.
IP Speakers at the Upper School: An assessment of paging and communication systems across all three campuses found that improved coverage was needed at the Upper School. All wall phones were removed and IP speakers were installed throughout the Upper School to provide full coverage for paging and communication.
Projector Updates: Based on an audit of projectors schoolwide and our anticipated refresh cycles, selected projector units across the three campuses and administrative o ces were replaced and updated.
BB&N greatly appreciates the generous support of the parents, alumni/ae, and friends listed below who made gifts, payments, or commitments to endowment and spendable funds and other special fundraising initiatives during the 2021-2022 fiscal year.
For more information about these and other BB&N Endowment and Spendable Funds, visit bbns.org/endowment.
2021 Senior Parent GiftEndowment for uKnighted Community John and Jennifer Cassedy
Jeffrey and Christa Hawkins Guhan Subramanian and Helen Clement
Barrocas Family Fund for Faculty and Staff Exchange and Travel Mark and Irina Barrocas
Jenny Fiol Birch 1987 Financial Aid Fund
Jeanne Fiol Burlingame
Patricia Ann Blevins ’44 Drama Fund
Ben Butcher
Brizius Family Financial Aid Fund
Chuck and Kate Brizius
John & Archontoula Bucuvalas Scholarship Fund
Michael J. Bucuvalas ’66 and Martha Bucuvalas
Chung Financial Aid Endowment Fund
Joe and Lucy Chung
Curhan-Pokross Fund to Promote Faculty Excellence
Jared Curhan ’89 and Katie Curhan
Ronald and Joan Curhan
Jenifer Curhan Panner ’86
David Pokross, Jr. and Laurie S. Gill Sam Pokross ’09
Ewald Family Financial Aid Fund
Oliver and Negin Ewald
Jacobs Eyre Family Fund
Katherine Jacobs Eyre ’69 and Bob Eyre
Faculty Legends Endowment Fund
Beth Myers Azano ’95 and Chip Azano
Alex and Linda Beavers
Geoff Capraro and Summer Getzen
Larry and Lynn Cetrulo
Emily Schantz-Dunn Cope ’92
Adam Hundesa and Mulu Gedlu
Christopher and Heidi Legg
Ofer and Sharon Levy
Orlando and Anita Patterson
Morgan Pierson ’01
Hardagiri Reddy and Veena Molagavalli
Karen Thimann Romer ’54
Gregg Shapiro and Stacey Dogan
Catherine Shavell
Terrance Sullivan ’05
Financial Aid Endowment
Jennifer Winn Aronson ’92 and Eric Aronson
Raymond and Tiffany Chang
Michael DeMichele and Elizabeth Shelburne
David and Christine Gross-Loh
Fiyaz and Azra Kanji
Shep Perkins and Lisa Mullan Perkins
Rachael Splaine Rollins ’89
Rajeev and Ila Shah
Robert Ganz ’43 Archives Program Fund
Robert F. Whitman ’43 and Marina V. Whitman
General Endowment
Estate of Erica Barth Cawley Jonathan W. Hodgson ’91 and AJ Hodgson Pamela Hardee Jackson ’62 and F. Gardner Jackson, Jr. Estate of George Jones ’47 Pat and Richard Light Margaret R. Loss ’64 Deirdre Nansen McCloskey ’60 Charles P. Rogers ’67 Nancy Morse Torti ’60
Grace Music and Arts Fund David and Kay Kane
Margaret S. Hardy ’61 Financial Aid Fund Jack Hardy ’61 and Margaret Sandoz Hardy ’61
Bartlett S. Hauthaway ’42 Scholarship Fund Bartlett S. Hauthaway ’42 (dec.)
Kargman Family Fund for Faculty Salary Endowment Bill and Lynn Kargman
Christopher James Kern Scholarship Fund
Joseph P. Kennedy III ’99 Matthew R. Kennedy ’99 Sheila Rauch Kennedy Greg Kern ’96 and Keri Kern Joey Mowrey ’99 and Kimmie Remis
Keystone Scholars Fund Jason Oppenheim ’98
Lehner Financial Aid Endowment Fund Michael and Monica Lehner
Legacy Foreign Language Endowment Fund Eleanor S. Campbell-Swank ’76
Mendoza Perez Diversity, Equity, & Inclusivity Fund
Jake Anderson-Bialis ’98 and Deborah Anderson-Bialis
E. Vincent Merry Fund
Lee T. Archung ’72
Tamara Ashford ’86 Thomas D. Lincoln ’63
Past Parents Financial Aid Fund
Linda and Alex Beavers
Ruth and Richard Cole
Betsy Banks Epstein and David R. Epstein ’68
Caryl Goodman and Austin Wertheimer
Hanne and R. Jeremy Grantham
D. Fleet Hill and Walter J. Popper
Nancy and Philip Kukura
Heidi Lehner and Paul Milbury
Eileen and Dan Logan
Barbara Roberts and David B. Roberts ’67
Christine Balko Slywotzky and Adrian Slywotzky Hilary Wodlinger
Raina Family Global Education Fund
Vikrant Raina and Pratima Abichandani
Craig B. Stonestreet ’49 Scholarship Fund
Peter and Ann Tower
Jonathan and Jennifer Uhrig
uKnighted Community Fund Scott Friend and Leslie Riedel
Upham Scholars Fund
Rosalind Gorin ’62 and Matthew Budd
Peter K. Levitt ’84 and Adriana A. Levitt Chuck and Susie Longfield
Rebecca T. Upham Upper School Comitas Fund
Anne R. Lovett and Stephen G. Woodsum
Wu Scholar Fund
Fan Wu ’98 and JoAnna Wu SUPPORT IMPACT GRATITUDE : 55
Academic Programs Spendable
Lee Ginsburg Herbst ’53 and Arthur L. Herbst
Athletic Facilities
Andrew and Allison Hirsch
Joseph Bradlee ’10
Alexander Farkes ’10
Peter Heye ’10
Andre Joseph ’10
Rob Krentzman ’11
Peter McAuliffe ’10
Peter Savarese ’11
Rhett Wiseman ’12
BB&Novation Hub
Chris and Mary Beth Gordon
Mikhail Lukin and Susanne Yelin
Campaign for BB&N - Unrestricted
Eliza Appleton ’09
Jennifer Winn Aronson ’92 and Eric Aronson
Jesse Baker
Pam Baker
Stephane and Brenda Bancel
Matthew Beagle and Lisa Scopa
Adam and Nicole Benjamin
David Berger and Micki Rowaan
Tim Bernstein and Suzanne Schwartz
Chris Bierly and Margaret Boasberg
Ethan and Sandra Bornstein
Gil and Hilla Breiman
Stephen and Sara Brown
Christian Brunet and Whitney Dayton Brunet
Igor and Eveline Buchatskiy
Robert Burkitt and Gretchen McCarey
Geoff Capraro and Summer Getzen
Rachel Smollen Carter ’81 and Richard Carter
Jimmy and Jessie Chen
Zheng-Yi Chen and Elisabeth Battinelli
Robert and Yola Cobert
Tim and Christina Cohen
Steve and Alexi Conine
Ted Constan and Alison Franklin
David and Debra Cox
Lochiel and Peta Crafter
Amit and Gitika Desai
Jeffrey and Neely Dodge
Sam and Alexandra Epee-Bounya
Leslie Ahlstrand Fitzgerald ’08 and Bobby Fitzgerald
William and Virginia Foote
John Friedbauer and Jian Jian Wang
Scott Friend and Leslie Riedel
Ian Gaisford and Louise McCarthy
Bradley and Katy Galle
Charles and Betsey Gifford
Scott and Amy Goebel
Rohitashwa and Reshma Goenka
Arthur Goldman and Kathryn Rexrode
Michael Grabowski
William Haining and Hadine Joffe
Joseph and Mary Hallice
Rachel Kroner Hanselman ’89 and John Hanselman
Damon and Katushka Hart
Timothy Hawk and Olivia Lambros
Adam and Deirdre Heisler
Kenneth Hung and Rebecca Kolp
Freddie and Nikki Jacobs
Induprakas and Veena Keri
Young J. Lee and Young Ju Rhee
Eric and Michelle Lev
Alan Leventhal ’70 and Sherry Marcus Leventhal
Qi Li and Yiqi Jin
Francis and Marjorie Lichtenberger
Carl and Bridget Long
Mikhail Lukin and Susanne Yelin
Robert A. Maginn, Jr. and Ling Chai
Marty and Tristin Mannion
PJ McNealy and Rosemary Reilly
Kyonggu Min and Minsuk Lee
JK Nicholas ’85
Katie Nicholas ’90
Peter M. Nicholas, Sr. (dec.) and Ginny Nicholas
Peter M. Nicholas, Jr. ’88 and Christy Nicholas
(dec.) - deceased
Felix Osagie and Uwa Ogbebor
Frank and Kelly Panayotou
Ted Pappendick and Erica Gervais Pappendick Shep Perkins and Lisa Mullan Perkins Elizabeth Pflaumer
Peter Piccirillo and Stella Pang Jennifer Price and Katya Salkever Alison Randall Amy Richardson
Sean and Cindy Roche
Jamie and Leila Rome
Micheal and Margaret Rorick Rajeev and Ila Shah David Staknis
Torben and Shelly Straight Nissen Meg Sullivan
Lei Sun and Hong Chen Qing Tian and Hongyi Ma Eva Douzinas Veson John Veson
Andrew and Beth Waisburd Alexis and Nathalie Wallace Fanseay Wang and Jessica Sun Sam Wang and Linda Lin Christine Hogan Ward ’86 Kyle and Susan Weaver Ogden and Elizabeth White John and Towne Williams James Wood and Claire Messud Fan Wu ’98 and JoAnna Wu Jijin Yang and Yunzhe Li Adam Zalisk ’03 and Rachel Adler Zalisk
Upper School Theater Fund and Theater Seat Initiative
Karina Baum and Itai Vardi Steve and Liz Beckhardt Adam and Nicole Benjamin Douglas and Janet Choi Joe and Lucy Chung Glenn and Katherine Cross Jared Curhan ’89 and Katie Curhan Jeffrey and Neely Dodge Nathan and Patricia Dowden
Benjamin Esty and Raquel Leder
Kai Etringer
Gian and Karen Fabbri
Bradley and Beth Jacobson
Wayne Jiang and Qiongfang Cao
Richard Miner and Corinne Nagy
Giovanni Parmigiani and Francesca Dominici Richard and Petra Paulson
Aleeza Riaz ’25
Shadman and Faiza Riaz
Janet B. Rosen
Charles Rudnick and Ilyse Greenberg
Hashim Sarkis and Diala Ezzeddine
Neil Shephard and Heather Bell
Erik and Annette Stafford
Torsten and Beebe Wiegand
Ilyse Zable and Rachel Kyte
Grove Street Athletic Campus Anonymous (1)
James T. Berylson ’00
Annie Brewster ’86 and Rick Weyerhaeuser Raymond and Tiffany Chang Aaron and Emily Cooper
Scott and Kristi Eckert
Donald Harding
Lionel and Irene Harris Lixin and Yu Liu
J. Gordon Lunn ’52
Charles Rudnick and Ilyse Greenberg Frederica C. Turner ’91 and Alejandro P. Heyworth
Lower School Renovation Project
Alexander Band and Abby Fung
Chris and Mary Beth Gordon
Induprakas and Veena Keri Rajeev and Ila Shah
Lower School Science, Technology, and Music Center George Baldwin
We are deeply grateful to the many parents, alumni/ae, and grandparents listed below who contributed countless hours of volunteer time to BB&N last year through various activities in support of the school’s mission. Without their e orts, BB&N could not have achieved the results and accomplishments celebrated in this report.
2021-2022 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Chuck Brizius III, Chair
Jason Hafler ’00, Vice Chair*
Pam Baker, Vice Chair/Secretary*
James T. Berylson ’00, Vice Chair/Treasurer*
Jake Anderson-Bialis ’98
Eliza Appleton ’09
Carmen Arce
Jennifer Winn Aronson ’92*
Tamara Ashford ’86
Margaret Boasberg
Tim Cohen*
Alexi Conine
Alexis Boyle Egan ’93
Alexandra Epee-Bounya*
Leslie Ahlstrand Fitzgerald ’08
Christine Gross-Loh
Rachel Kroner Hanselman ’89*
Lionel Harris*
Je Hawkins*
Freddie Jacobs
Joelinda Coichy Johnson ’07*
Marjorie Lichtenberger*
Bridget Long
Tristin Mannion
JK Nicholas ’85*
Shep Perkins
Leslie Riedel*
Jesse Sarzana ’93
Ila Shah
Towne Williams*
Fan Wu ’98
Adam Zalisk ’03*
Dr. Jennifer Price, Head of School
* Trustee Advancement Committee Member (Leslie Riedel, Chair)
PARENT CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Indy Keri Young Lee
Eric and Michelle Lev Melody Mak-Jurkauskas
Faiza Riaz
Leslie Riedel
FUNDRAISING VOLUNTEERS
BB&N Fund Parent Volunteers
Pratima Abichandani
Kate Coyne Daniel Hart Christa Hawkins Darla Jelley
Christine Kahvejian Domenica Karavitaki Charles Kekeh
Melody Mak-Jurkauskas
Faiza Riaz
Angela Zhu
2021-2022 Senior Parents’ Gift Committee
Virginia Foote, Co-Chair
Charles Gi ord, Co-Chair
Chris Bierly and Margaret Boasberg
Eveline Buchatskiy
Alexi Conine
Gitika Desai
Kristi Eckert Amy Goebel
Linda Lin
Felix Osagie and Uwa Ogbebor
Frank and Kelly Panayotou
Ted Pappendick and Erica Gervais Pappendick
Micheal Rorick
Hashim Sarkis and Diala Ezzeddine Kim Druker Stockwell ’86
Meg Sullivan Christine Hogan Ward ’86 Ogden White and Elizabeth Erdreich White
VOLUNTEERS
2021-2022 Parents’ Association Executive Board
Towne Williams, President Gillien Todd, Vice President
Alpa Maheshwari, Secretary Abby Fung, Treasurer
Sue Brown Angela Cirami Sarah Deighton Karen Fabbri
Christine Kahvejian Jacqueline Martin Preeti Patel Erika Pond Melissa Reilly
Amanda Reinfeld Micheal Rorick Meredith Santos Nikki Tennermann Judy Williams
Parent Group Representatives
Jennifer Winn Aronson ’92 Radha Badani
Nicole Benjamin Ti any Chang
Beth Clark
Sylvia Elmer Yiqi Jin
Maria Khoury Prashanthi Krishna Linda Lin
Yueling Moran
Tamara Ashford ’86 and Towne Williams P’25, ’27, ’30, ’32
Anita Patterson
Carolina Pierry Leslie Riedel
Shanalee Saunders-Francis Morgan Taylor Jing Watnick Karla Winter
Lower School Parent Volunteers Mia Able Bunmi Adekore Caroline Adler Sarah A el Sonalee Agarwal Rosa Martha Anselmo Beth Azano
Tanya Bailey-Stewart Farnaz Bakhtari
Fina Barouch
Tracy Bellavance Carey Bertrand
Sue Brown
Whitney Dayton Brunet
Kristin Casey
Jennifer Cassedy Angela Cirami Emily Cooper Kat Cross
SUPPORT IMPACT GRATITUDE : 57
Suzanne Daley
Maria Elena Derrien
Trishna Dorlean
Myriam Efstathiou
Mariana Egan
Dena Enos
Kimathi Foster
Mulu Gedlu
Michelle Goldman
Mary Beth Gordon
Christine Gross-Loh
Shahla Hafez
Abby Hafler
Irene Harris
Courtney Hayden
Jon Hayden
Gena Heidary
Sadie Higgins
Jeanne Huang
Hyunsu Ko
Betsy Lavoie
Carl Long
Carine Luxama
Nancy Ma
Katie Young McCullough ’97
Tim McLaughlin
Simeen Mohsen
Nicole Morales
Joy Mullin
Betsy Osborn ’89 and Loay Abdelkarim
Carolina Pierry
Dana Popkave
Ami Pourana
Leah Ramella ’95
Marlene Reynolds
Anubha Sacheti
Thais Sakamoto Sachs
Fernanda Sakamoto
Ranella Saul
Bethany Serota Younossi
Nada Shadid Angela Tabb Nikki Tennermann
Orit Tobin
Jamie Wacks Molly Wanner Judy Williams Linda Zarifi
Doug Ziewacz
Middle School Parent Volunteers
Zinnaida Alekseeva
Shirley Chung
Emily Cooper
Allison O’Neil Fischoeder
Avery Forman
Suzana Fuchs
Pamela Harris
Kristine Higgins
Justin Hildebrandt
Stela Johnson Sarah Lee
Adriana Levitt
Debbie Longstreet
Michael MacCutcheon
Alpa Maheshwari
Megan McMillin
Narayan Nallicheri
Mandana Namiranian
Erika Pond
Melissa Reilly
Amanda Reinfeld
Meredith Santos
Stuart Schechter
Mary Shang Apple Stephen ’88
Rebecca Susi
Heather Tsai
Susan Unger
Lydia Vagts ’81
Eva Veson Jing Watnick
Susan Weaver Sarah Yoo
Christina Zhang
Upper School Parent Volunteers
Elizabeth Angelino Jessie Chen
Anita Chung-Thomas Alexi Conine Daniela Corte Sarah Deighton Neely Dodge Kristi Eckert Manisha Eckton
Amy Goebel
Allison Hirsch
Kimberly Hsu-Barber Lan Ying Ip Beth Jacobson Yiqi Jin Christine Kahvejian Tania Kluzak
Mary Lewis-Pierce Jacqueline Martin Simeen Mohsen Namita Mohta
Veena Molagavalli
Elizabeth Nassikas
Marie-Claire Panayiotopoulos Kelly Panayotou Panna Patel Preeti Patel Sonal Patel
Petra Paulson
Faiza Riaz
Kim Druker Stockwell ’86 Margaret Wade Alice Wang
Konstantinos Zafiriou Anny Zhou
Mia Able
Raquel Araujo Herrero
Carmen Arce-Bowen
Leila Bailey-Stewart Miles Billings
David Bowen
Pilar Bowen-Arce ’28
Rachel Smollen Carter ’81
Ti any Chang
Hong Chen
Jessie Chen Angela Cirami Kate Coyne Katie Curhan Suzanne Daley Gitika Desai Maria Durant Kristi Eckert Sylvia Elmer Abby Fung Josee Genty Debbie Goldstein Carolina Gómez-Kramer Lionel Harris Allison Hirsch AJ Hodgson Kevin and Lauren Holness Darla Jelley
Hadine Jo e
Christine Kahvejian Azra Kanji Antoinette Kennedy Daniel Kim
Kamal Kirpalani Manja Klemencic Sarah Lee Lin Lin
Linda Lin
Michael MacCutcheon
Alyssa Mack
David Mack
Jacqueline Martin Serge Mathieu
Katie Young McCullough ’97 Simeen Mohsen
Namita Mohta
Veena Molagavalli
Stephanie Moon
Yueling Moran
Mandana Namiranian
Linda Navin-Murray
Uwa Ogbebor
Preeti Patel
Meredith Peetz-Larsen
Penny Peng
Erika Pond
Amanda Reinfeld
Don Richards
Ethan Rossiter ’93
Charles Rudnick Kathleen Scanlon Stuart Schechter
Avi Segal Margaret Shang Jane Shih
Shaquana Small Nikki Tennermann
Lydia Vagts ’81 Jian Jian Wang
Judy Williams
Towne Williams
Karla Winter Nancy Xiong Lin Xu
Konstantinos Zafiriou
Ted Zarrow Janet Zhai
2021-2022 Alumni/ae Council
Joelinda Coichy Johnson ’07, Chair
Ariane Schwartz ’01, Vice Chair
Kathryn Kargman Holden ’01, Chair Emerita
Michael Abrams ’05
Felicia Aikens ’09
Eliza Appleton ’09
Kathrene Tiffany Bell ’99
Maggie Brelis-Farrell ’10
Meredith Coburn ’03
Caroline Schaefer Del Col ’91
Sam Duboff ’06
Che Edouard ’10
Nastaran Hakimi ’07
Francisco Irby ’77
Salim Khanachet ’02 Rob Krentzman ’11
Mark Leeds ’83
Sarah Montgomery Lewis ’01
Brendan Mernin ’83
Ed Murphy ’85
Betsy Osborn ’89
Milyna Phillips ’99
Jeannine Privitera ’82
Laura Meeks Saltonstall ’93
Scott Schlager ’08
Jonathan Shapira ’98
Abbie Smitka ’07
Emily Wang ’07
Pete White ’50 Alix Wozniak ’10
Reunion Volunteers
Alison Koff Arnstein ’82
Jennifer Winn Aronson ’92
Robert Clark ’62
Anne Brisbois Denna ’72
Barbara Greenberg Denton ’77
Bayard Eton ’17
Peter Finn ’62
Nancy Gair ’77
Todd Harrison ’77
Ethan Jacks ’72
Jill Litner Kaplan ’82
Salim Khanachet ’02
Peter Needham ’72
Olivia O’Regan ’17
Julia Powell ’97
Laura Meeks Saltonstall ’92
Rebekah Splaine Salwasser ’97
Michael Schnitman ’92
Alumni/ae of Color Steering Committee
Milyna Phillips ’99, Founding Director Che Edouard ’10
Kendrick Terrell Evans ’10
Joelinda Coichy Johnson ’07 Jubin Kwon ’01
Diana Mirabeaux-Saker ’05 Brianna Smith ’10 David Williams ’78
Distinguished Alumni/ae Awards Committee
Kathrene Tiffany Bell ’99, Lead Brendan Mernin ’83 Lead Ariane Schwartz ’01, Lead
Lewis Bryant, Faculty Emeritus
Caroline Schaefer Del Col ’91 Sam Duboff ’06 Ed Murphy ’85
Jeannine Privitera ’82
Laura Meeks Saltonstall ’92 Scott Schlager ’08
BB&N Reconciliation Project Representatives
Viki Bok ’79
Sara Chalfen Coyle ’70 Ari Epstein ’80 Francisco Irby ’77 Pamela Powell ’78 Thomas Sander ’79
Class uKnighters
C. Richard Anderson ’61
Alison Koff Arnstein ’82
Frances Atherton ’67
Philip J. Auerbach ’97 Beth Myers Azano ’95
Sara Ciotti Bavaro ’91
Kathrene Tiffany Bell ’99
Thomas Blake ’71
Jennifer Berylson Block ’97
Kristin Tyman Brawn ’00
Ann Simmons Butler ’47
Cynthia Chace ’70
Melvin H. Chalfen ’44
Richard M. Chalfen ’60
Randi Stempler Chen ’80
Adam F. Cohen ’01
Robert A. Cohen ’82
Meredith L. Coburn ’03
Lilla Curran ’98
Elizabeth Howie Dank ’00
Sumi Paek DeBenedittis ’93
Annie Diamond ’98
Alexis Boyle Egan ’93
Michael Ellis ’99
Sophia A. Fregosi ’94
Nancy Hoadley Fryberger ’54
Kevyn Barbera Fusco ’83
Robert N. Ganz, Jr. ’43
Joseph Ghory ’98
John T. Giblin ’56
Sarah Gottlieb ’10
Katharine Barnett Grantham ’62
Matthew T. Griffin ’97
Brenda Gross ’75
Lauren Gross ’01 Benjamin Grossman ’98
George Hansen, Jr. ’45
Norman E. Hansen ’47
Katharine G. Herrup ’00
Richmond Holden III ’01
Joan Floe Holdgate ’57
Cathleen Howard Holmes ’80
Caroline Howard ’64
Eleanor Littlefield Hunter ’56
Ethan E. Jacks ’72
Nathaniel Bigelow Jacks ’99
Eric S. Jacobson ’90
Matthew E. Javitch ’99
Andrew H. Jewett ’01
Rory L. Jones ’01
George P. Kacoyanis ’67
Katherine Thorpe Kerr ’99
Keri-Anne Gill Laidlaw ’89
William S. Lawrence ’76
Mark P. Leeds ’83
Emily Leinbach ’09
Carolyn Levitan ’09
Richard J. Litner ’63
Betsy Ludwig ’88
Lauretta Katz MacColman ’66
Edward H.L. Mason ’51
SUPPORT IMPACT GRATITUDE : 59
Grandparent
Head of School Jennifer Price
Phillip A. McCarthy ’97
Robert A. McManmon ’00
Amy McNabb ’08
Jacob E. Meyer ’97
Nathaniel S. Meyer ’97
Jennifer Borden Mikell ’83
Natalie Zervas Miles ’01
Mary Whiston Moura ’69
Jesse Needleman ’96
Sarah Puglia O’Brien ’97
Geo rey Pardo ’89
Alison Parker ’09
Timothy J. Parks ’01
Johanna Larson Perry ’49
Gail Wallins Plotkin ’66
Jon R. Pressman ’79
Jeannine Privitera ’82
Virginia Pye ’78
Alisa Ray ’98
Joanna deVaron Reynolds ’67
Peter A. Rossetti, Jr. ’68
M. Aldis Russell ’94
Patrice C. Ryce ’02
374Nearly 375 parents, alumni/ae, and grandparents volunteered their time to support BB&N’s mission in 2021-2022 through the school’s fundraising, Parents’ Association, admissions, alumni/ae engagement, reunion, grandparent, and past parent programs.
Jane Coles Ryter ’80
Rebekah Splaine Salwasser ’97
Carolina Samudio-Ortega ’99
Lawrence M. Schell ’66
Michael W. Schnitman ’92
Michelle M. Shortsleeve ’03
Matthew S. Slovik ’00
Christine Hill Smith ’73
Peter H. Smith ’59
Bradford Sohn ’98
Ali Gi ord Stevens ’86
Roger B. Sturgis ’70
Elspeth Eustis Taylor ’63
Elizabeth G. Terry ’84
Derek B. Townsend ’90
Natasha Velickovic ’97
Richard E. Waring ’70
Lindsay W. White ’05
Pete White ’50
Leverett L. Wing ’86
Amy Tobin Wilson ’97
Mia Weiss Wittels ’07
Eyob Yohannes ’04 Adam G. Zalisk ’03
Senior Class Ambassadors
Howie Brown ’22
Arden Conine ’22
Charlie Goebel ’22
Alicia Maginn ’22 Maddy Savitz ’22
Jack Theobald ’22 Eli Waisburd ’22
GUEST SPEAKERS/ PANEL MEMBERS
Karina Baum
Victoria Fang ’94 Kathy Winslow Herzog ’62
Klara Kuemmerle ’19 Al Rossiter
Rebekah Splaine Salwasser ’97 Paddy Spence ’85
Past Parent Committee
Karen Gill
Rachael Goldfarb
Nikki Jacobs Kay Kane Kasey Kaufman
Tammy McLeod
Grandparent Committee
Joan Curhan
Kathy Winslow Herzog ’62
Howard and Tina Kesselheim
Pat Light Karen Myers
Betsy Richardson Al Rossiter
Connie Williams
The 2021-2022 Report of Giving is published by the BB&N Advancement O ce. Every e ort has been made to ensure that the information included in this report is accurate and complete. If you note any errors or omissions, please accept our apologies and notify the Advancement O ce at 617-800-2729 so that we can correct our records.
Managing Editor: Janet Rosen, Director of Stewardship and Advancement Communications
Writers/Editors:
Whitney Dayton Brunet, Senior Development O cer
Caitlin Cavanaugh, Associate Director of The BB&N Fund
Isabel Dau, Parent Engagement & Interim Communications Manager
Sarah Demopoulos, Executive Assistant to the Chief Advancement O cer
Roger Fussa, Leadership and Planned Giving O cer Julie Gray, Chief Advancement O cer
Amie Margolis Haddad, Advancement Services Coordinator
Rebecca Lombardo, Director of The BB&N Fund Meg Macri, Director of Advancement Services
Brianna Smith ’10, Assistant Director of Alumni/ae Giving and Engagement
Design: Marc Harpin, Rhumba Design
Photography:
Marissa Clark, Andrew Fletcher, Sharon Krauss, Alycia Miller, Eric Norberg, Ric Pontes, Shawn Read, Adam Richins, Josh Touster, Kim Ablon Whitney ’91, Walter Young
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