Annual Report 2020 by Castilleja School

Annual Report 2019-2020

HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dear Castilleja Community, Many of you remember that each year at Castilleja, we explore a guiding theme to frame our social and emotional learning as we reflect on who we are and who we hope to become—both as individuals and as a community. This year’s theme is Justice, and it requires us to ask challenging questions and set goals that will make a difference. This year has brought a global pandemic and a national reckoning over centuries of institutional racism. On the local level, here in California, the effects of climate change are more evident than ever. As we face these issues, justice sits at the center of all of them. It also brings into focus our mission to educate compassionate women leaders to effect meaningful and sustainable change in the world. As you read through these pages, you will recognize the dedication and creativity that our employees have brought to distance learning. It wasn’t easy, but they made it look like it was. Meanwhile, they kept curiosity and connections at the center of the student experience. You will also be able to read about the foundations of our new Teaching and Learning Antiracism program. We realize that for far too long, our community has not made space for racially diverse perspectives, and we are committing energy and resources to listening, reflecting, and making overdue changes. There will be opportunities throughout this year for everyone in our community—students, employees, families, and alums—to join in this ongoing conversation. Finally, you will surely gain an appreciation for the unwavering generosity of our community. Through these uncertain times, Castilleja’s donors were steadfast, helping us to support families who were facing new financial challenges and allowing us to commit to protecting the jobs of all of our employees. All of these initiatives, which allow Castilleja to become a stronger community and a better school, would not be possible without your gifts. Thank you from all of us at Castilleja. With gratitude,

Nanci Z. KauffmanHA Castilleja Head of School

Anjali Pichai P’21 and Sarah Sands P’16, P’19, and P’24

FROM THE BOARD

Dear Castilleja Families and Friends, On behalf of the Castilleja Board of Trustees, we want to thank you for your continuing support of the mission of the school through your generous gifts. It is our privilege to present the Annual Report, which reflects the spirit, strength, and accomplishments of the school for the past year. World and local events have impacted all of us in different ways and have also highlighted how important it is for the school to continue to educate the next generation of women leaders. As parents, we were impressed with how quickly Castilleja pivoted to distance learning and touched to see the faculty’s dedication. We all had so much to balance as we adjusted to the pressures of the pandemic, and despite everything, Castilleja employees delivered their very best work in support of the students. Each day of distance learning, we find the presence of the Castilleja teachers’ faces and voices in our homes to be a steadying touchstone. Overhearing bits of classroom conversations over Zoom has given us so much to feel grateful for while we are apart. Your generosity allows Castilleja to continue to deliver an exceptional academic experience for the students throughout this unpredictable time. We are fortunate to be a part of a remarkable community that rallies together to care for each other—teachers, staff, students, and families. We had an outpouring of support, and as the spring unfolded, an uplifting story took shape. Even though we had to cancel View360 this past spring, we met our financial goal in support of tuition assistance within days. It was an amazing show of generosity as Tuition Assistance took on a new definition for our school, addressing new expenses that ranged from technologies that create equitable distance learning environments for all our students to grocery cards to help with added pressures caused by the pandemic. Throughout these past months, the deep commitment we have seen from the Castilleja community has left us more inspired than ever to work together to support the next generation of women leaders and activists. Thank you again for your generous support. Warmly,

Anjali Pichai P’21 Board Member Advancement Co-chair

Sarah Sands P’16, P’19, and P’24 Board Member Advancement Co-chair Annual Report 2019 - 2020 | 1

CONTENTS

The Spirit of Castilleja 3

LEADERSHIP PROFILE VISIONARY PARTNERS CINDY GOLDBERG AND KEN HIRSCH

GOING THE DISTANCE DISTANCE LEARNING

ANTIRACISM LEADERSHIP TEACHING AND LEARNING ANTIRACISM

STEEP IN STEM CASTILLEJA MEETS THE GROWING INTEREST IN ENGINEERING

GAME TIME CASTILLEJA ATHLETICS RETURN

FAREWELL & WELCOME CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2020 AND 2028

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS REVENUE AND EXPENSES 2019-2020

LEADERSHIP GIVING RECOGNIZING OUR GENEROUS COMMUNITY

PARENTS ANNUAL FUND ACKNOWLEDGING GIFTS FROM PARENTS

WAYS TO GIVE KELLY CONWAY â&#x20AC;&#x2122;90 GIVES BACK THROUGH ESTATE PLANNING

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BEYOND THE CIRCLE GIFTS FROM ALUMNAE AND OUR COMMUNITY

SENIOR GIFT THE CLASS OF 2020 RISES TO THE CHALLENGE

LEGACY DONORS DECADES OF GIVING

CASTILLEJA LEADERSHIP VOLUNTEERS AND LEADERSHIP TEAM

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LEADERSHIP SPOTLIGHT

Cindy Goldberg P’17

Ken Hirsch P’17, P’19, P’26

Parents Turned Visionary and Strategic Partners Cindy Goldberg and Ken Hirsch met in 2011 at a dinner at Lockey House when their oldest daughters, now college seniors, were in middle school. No one knew at the time that they would soon forge a partnership to help shape the next century of women leading and women learning at Castilleja. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Cindy and Ken both joined the board as Nanci KauffmanHA was shaping her ambitious goals as the new Head of School. “It was clear that this was an important moment in the history of the school,” Ken explained, “and I knew that serving on the board was an opportunity to give back to this place that was having such a positive impact in so many young girls’ lives.” Cindy agreed, “I understood that the way for my daughter was paved by people before me, and I wanted to be part of carrying that opportunity forward for other girls.” Then she added, “I also knew in my heart that I wanted to support Castilleja’s mission because it was the right thing to do. We need to level the playing field and give girls this phenomenal start.” Within three years, they both doubled down on that initial commitment as Ken was appointed Board Chair and Cindy was appointed as Vice Chair. “Initially, I was worried about the time commitment as I thought about becoming the Chair,” Ken admitted and quickly added, “When I explained that to a close friend, he told me,

’Everything that really matters takes time.’ It was some of the best advice I’ve ever been given because this really matters.” Ken and Cindy have been both visionary and strategic partners for some of Castilleja’s highest priorities. When we think about leadership giving, Ken Hirsch and Becky Long stand out as supporters of the Tuition Assistance program through establishing an endowment. Then when we think about program investments, for instance in our new opportunities for students in Computer Science, we think about Cindy and Evan Goldberg. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN CO-CHAIRS While many leaders at Castilleja cycle into their roles for a time and then step away, Cindy and Ken have devoted themselves for the long haul. With 16 years of Board service between them, they are now co-chairing the Capital Campaign to modernize the campus to create 21st century learning spaces and have quietly raised over $42M in the past three years. “The program,” Ken said, pausing for a moment to find the right words, “What can you say? The program is outstanding in every way. The students are supported, challenged, engaged, and inspired. Now, we need to modernize the campus to match the level of the instruction.” Cindy agreed, “Who knows where it could go when these teachers and these students get the reimagined spaces they need? The sky’s the limit.” Annual Report 2019 - 2020 | 3

TO BE OR NOT TO BE AT Shakespeare with Valerie RossHA

DISTANCE LEARNING

Going the Distance On Wednesday, March 4th, Castilleja leadership sent out an email to families, letting them know that the students would be learning from home the next Monday, working on assignments their teachers had given them in advance. Meanwhile, behind the scenes, Division Heads and the Academic Technology department kicked into high gear as they planned for an impromptu professional development day to prepare the faculty for a possible shift to distance learning in case of a campus closure due to COVID-19. That Monday, the faculty became the students in the truest sense. Castilleja’s core Leadership Competencies—initiative, agility, and purpose—were not just skills we were reinforcing for students, they were strengths our teachers were calling upon to prevail through challenging times. “I was in awe that day,” Dr. Jamie SullivanHA, Castilleja’s Director of Academic Technology, remembered. “The entire faculty was

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in the dining room with laptops open, taking notes, asking questions, sharing ideas. They were completely committed. The work, energy, and love they brought to the task, I’ve never seen anything like it.” We all look back at that day now with a different perspective, as we do for so many events from early 2020. At that point, the hope was that if campus needed to close, it would reopen a matter of weeks later, certainly before the end of the school year. Soon enough, we realized that timeline was not safe. Then throughout the summer, we hoped infection rates would permit us to reopen with the start of the new academic year, which also didn’t come to pass. Since that Monday in March, we have had to adjust our mindsets and expectations again and again. But one aspect that has remained steady throughout is our faculty’s commitment to delivering an outstanding

distance learning experience. If anything, the attention and care they give to the process has grown. Over the summer, while plans for the fall remained uncertain, generous giving to the Annual Fund allowed every faculty member to receive a professional development grant to explore new technologies, develop creative ways for students to collaborate, and research solutions to questions they had never faced before. Dr. Sullivan and Terry Young, Castilleja’s Director of Technology, trained teachers on everything from Padlet, to Jamboard to Zoom, to Microsoft Meet, to Thinglink and Pear Deck. At the same time, they gathered input from teachers to prepare for hybrid learning, trying to identify strategies for when some students are on campus while others are home. For everyone who worked in the Technology Department, it was a summer of nearly constant problem solving and preparing for every contingency.

The Show Must Go On The Upper School Play, She Kills Monsters, produced and presented live on Zoom.

As of the date that we are sending this report to press, we are making preparations to gradually reopen campus at the end of October, but in the meantime, there is nothing “virtual” about distance learning at Castilleja. It’s the real thing. Our students will stretch and grow in countless ways throughout this year, and our teachers are so excited about the possibilities. Learning and leading this year at Castilleja is both completely different and exactly the same.

Tannis Hanson, Visual and Performing Arts teacher, had been rehearsing She Kills Monsters for just over a month when school closed in March. During the closure, she saw the performance date inching closer and closer. “I began to wonder about an experiment, about whether we could push the bounds of creativity.” That is exactly what happened. Working from their own homes, the performers worked with virtual backgrounds, creative props, and switches in point of view to find a different, unexpected, and powerful way for their characters to tell the story.

PINCH PERFECT Hands-on ceramics class taught over Zoom by Helen ShanksHA

This year, the guidelines around gathering may make it impossible to mount shows in the Chapel Theater. But the music, theater, and dance faculty are already turning this around. Ms. Hanson explains, “During this time, we need to reframe the way we think about creating theatre, and instead of thinking about what we can’t do, we are thinking about everything we can do. We need to think about where we can take this challenge. It’s a great exercise for all involved, students and faculty.” Annual Report 2019 - 2020 | 5

CURRICULUM

TEACHING AND LEARNING ANTIRACISM Mary Lockey opened Castilleja School to achieve equity in education, offering young women a once-rare opportunity to prepare for college. Since then, Castillejaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mission has evolved, now seeking to educate young women to become confident thinkers and compassionate leaders. Our Diversity & Inclusion Statement further defines our values, asking each member of the community to commit to learning from diverse voices and experiences and aspiring to engage our differences with courage, honesty, intellectual curiosity and respect. In recent months, as Black LIves Matter protests swept through our city, our state, our nation, and the globe, we began to look inward at Castilleja, asking ourselves whether we were truly fulfilling our mission and living our values. This process was both sobering and galvanizing because we realized that we were falling short, and we understood that we needed to make meaningful and sustainable change. This summer, while we worked hard to redefine what leading and learning would look like in the era of COVID-19, we also deepened our commitment to becoming a more just and equitable community by creating a thoughtful framework for Teaching and Learning Antiracism at Castilleja.

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Building from the Leadership Competencies already embedded in our curriculum, we defined five Antiracism Competencies: Valuing Competing Narratives Understanding Positionality Moving Beyond Essentialism Sitting With Dissonance Committing to Rewire Our shared work to address systemic and institutionalized racism will rely on students and employees honing these skills to inspire needed change throughout all aspects of campus life. At Castilleja, curriculum has always been more than the content covered in the classroom. What we teach, the pedagogy of how we teach, the experiences we create for our students, and the skills they acquire along the way combine to form the Castilleja program. Understanding that authentic growth requires hard work, this year and every year, the Castilleja community has committed to this work because there is no other choice among true leaders.

LEADING WITH AN ANTIRACIST PURPOSE Committing to Rewire Habituating knowledge into new practice, or changing habits to align with learning.

Valuing Competing Narratives Valuing multiplicty of life stories, perspectives, and experiences.

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D ing with issonance Sitt Understanding Positionality Understanding and owning that an individual’s “location” within a community (i.e. their rank and status) is impacted by social and organizational frameworks.

Moving Beyond Essentialism Moving beyond thinking that is rooted in the belief that things and people are what they seem. This thinking presumes that people can be categorized into intrinsic and enduringly different groups. Sitting with Dissonance Valuing discomfort and ambiguity (including with regard to oneself—not applying essentialism to one’s self-concept). Annual Report 2019 - 2020 | 7

ENGINEERING

Steep in STEM CASTILLEJA ENGINEERING SPARKS GROWING IMAGINATION AND INTEREST Bryan Valek taught Engineering 1 for the first time in the fall of 2013, and sixteen students enrolled. It was a good start for the course, which was designed as an introduction for people who are curious about everyday technology and design, including simple machines, motors, and circuits, Since then, the number of students signing up for Engineering 1 has grown to 25 enrolled in two sections this fall.

Studies have long shown that graduates of all-girls schools pursue STEM in college in greater numbers. At Castilleja, in the heart of Silicon Valley with innovation all around us, we are seeing that college isn’t soon enough. “In naming the course Engineering 1,” Mr. Valek explained, “we were putting it out there that we wanted to create Engineering 2 someday.” That day arrived last January, when Julian Cortella taught the first section of that second installment, which explored more advanced skills—including 3-D computer-aided design, microcontrollers, and analog and digital circuit design—and important topics like artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, and control systems. They also took on bigger questions that are especially relevant to Castilleja students who are considering careers in engineering. Why are there so few women in the field? Where do they perceive a bias toward profit? And how can they work within that system to bring about social good?

Engineering 2 was meant to be very hands on and collaborative, and those goals were impacted by the campus closure due to COVID-19. However, Mr. Cortella made some adjustments that will stick around even after students begin in-person learning again. “Casti was very supportive and bought programmable robot sets for every student, allowing us to continue the work on control systems that was originally designed as a collaborative activity with shared equipment. I will definitely work with those again because we used them to learn pretty sophisticated control theory and moved beyond my original expectations.” Throughout the campus closure, the Castilleja faculty members have been reflecting on habits of mind they hope to nurture in their students to keep them excited and curious. In a Zoom class recently, Mr. Valek seemed to be outlining one of these habits as he introduced a new piece of software, warning, “This is going to take some trial and error. You’re going to get it wrong, and then you’re going to get it wrong again, and it’s going to be pretty frustrating. But if you stick to it, you will learn a useful tool that will help you build some really cool things.” The desire to build some really cool things, no doubt, is part of what has inspired the steep rise in Castilleja students who are signing up for engineering classes and the robotics team; and perseverance is what can keep them engaged over the long haul. In the fall of 2021–22, Castilleja will offer its first ever Advanced Topics in Engineering class. This takes the program even further than the initial vision of Engineering 1 and Engineering 2. That can happen when you build really cool things at Castilleja, the final results can quickly outstrip your imagination. 2020 - 2021

2019 - 2020 2013 - 2014

ENGINEERING 1

ENGINEERING 2

ENGINEERING 1

ENGINEERING 2

INTEREST IN ENGINEERING Since first offered in 2013, the Engineering elective has grown from 16 enterprising students to 46 spanning two sections each of Engineering 1 and Engineering 2. Next up, the department will add an Advanced Topics Engineering course with a focus on Product Development.

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ATHLETICS

Game Time One afternoon in September, six months after campus had closed suddenly in March, a few groups of excited students returned to campus for the first time. THE ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT, carefully following state and county guidelines, was able to welcome small cohorts of student-athletes from the cross-country, water polo, and volleyball teams back for in-person practices. Spieker Field, the Circle, and Okawa Pool have always been central to the learning and leading that happens at Castilleja, but now more than ever we appreciate their significance to our community. As outdoor spaces, they became the first places where we could come together again safely. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons, Castilleja athletes from each team arrive through different entrances and are met by different members of the Athletics Department, who are truly thrilled to see them again. Yes, there are forms to hand in, temperatures to check, marks on the ground to remind people where to stand, and masks worn, but underneath those masks there are smiles so big that they eclipse the harder parts of any given day. “You just can’t imagine how happy everyone is to be there,” Mary Jo Pruitt, Castilleja’s Athletics Director explains. “Our student-athletes are craving this time together doing the sport that they love with their teammates. You can see how much this return to a sense of normalcy means to them. It’s a game changer.” GAME CHANGER. Ms. Pruitt has found the perfect phrase for athletics this fall, because the game has changed—races and games are not taking place yet. The competitive season for the fall has been pushed ahead until December. All three seasons will compete but in tighter windows of time through the winter into the spring and early summer. Until then, though, the Athletics Department is helping athletes develop physical and mental strength by returning to campus three days a week for inperson training, doing yoga and mindfulness training the other two days a week. They also offer a lecture series that covers topics from nutrition to leadership to what it means to be a good teammate when everyone comes to Castilleja with different backgrounds and life experiences.

“When I walked through the carved doors for the first time in months, I remember seeing my teammates’ faces and instantly lighting up with joy. The strong bond between teammates has always been my favorite part of sports, and I feel lucky to be able to continue to strengthen friendships during in-person practices.”

Watching student-athletes arrive and pass smoothly through the screening stations, everything looks seamless, but months of creative problem-solving and revisions went into this effort. “We submitted our first proposal back in June, which was followed by continued adjustments throughout the summer until we finally got approval at the end of August because giving up was not an option,” Ms. Pruitt says, “It was worth every minute. I can see that our student-athletes aren’t taking anything for granted. They are working hard every minute. I believe they truly appreciate how lucky we are to have the Circle, Spieker Field and Okawa Pool to return to, and I know they are going to be even stronger mentally and physically when the competitive season begins. The Castilleja Gators will be ready—ready for anything that comes their way!”

— JENNY K ’22

GO GATORS!

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Drive-Inâ&#x20AC;? Graduation at the Menlo Circus Club

Farewell... TO THE BRAVE AND RESILIENT CLASS OF 2020 Last year, 60 seniors were admitted to 123 colleges and universities and enrolled at 36 across the U.S. and abroad, listed below. These seniors faced many unknowns as they made their decisions, including enrolling at schools they had not yet visited in person. Due to the unusual circumstances this fall, 20 students opted to take a gap year. We are proud of the courage and resilience all of the members of the Class of 2020 showed throughout this process. Barnard College Bentley University Boston College Brown University Carnegie Mellon University College of San Mateo Cornell University Dartmouth College Davidson College Duke University Emory University George Washington University Georgetown University Harvard University Lafayette College New York University Northeastern University Northwestern University Pitzer College 10 | Castilleja School

Pomona College Purdue University Southern Methodist University Stanford University Tufts University Tulane University University of British Columbia University of California, Berkeley University of California, Los Angeles University of Chicago University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania University of Rochester University of Southern California University of St. Andrews University of Texas, Austin Westmont College

Welcome... TO THE DIVERSE AND VIBRANT CLASS OF 2027 These 59 girls speak 11 languages at home, and come from 37 different towns on the Peninsula and in the East Bay. Now, we are so excited that they have become part of the Castilleja community forever. FROM THEIR ADMISSION APPLICATIONS:

I wonder... What life is like for sea animals. How we can break the cycle of homelessness. About the supervolcano in Yellowstone. What itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s like to go to an all-girls school and how it will change me. What my dog is thinking. When the U.S. will elect its first female president. If being lucky is just luck or if you actually have to do something good and get returned with luck. Annual Report 2019 - 2020 | 11

SPIRIT OF GIVING

Annual Fund Campaign

Financial Highlights 2019-2020

(UNAUDITED)

Revenue

Trustees

$362,822

Current Parents*

$1,624,977

Alumnae*

$197,113

Parents of Alumnae*

$123,480

Grandparents

$8,400

Employees

$9,765

Friends

$15,308

Corporations & Foundations

$174,947

Total:

$2,516,812

*Excludes Trustees

Fundraising Summary Annual Fund

$2,516,812

Tuition

$1,113,990

Gifts

Innovation Investment Fund

$2,180

Endowment

Named Endowments

Summer Programs

Scholarships

$77,840

Other Income

Halford

$5,000

Katherine Hass â&#x20AC;&#x2122;14

$43,108

Connecting Castilleja

$16,402

Tuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,608,845

Community Fund

Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,323,053

Other Gifts

$77,880

Endowment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,544,000

Total:

$3,853,212

Summer programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $850,336 Other income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,277,319 Total Revenue Budget: $29,603,553

Expenses Compensation Tuition Assistance Program Facilities General and Admin

21608845 19,650,954 3323053 3,638,123 Compensation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,650,954 2544000 2,480,985 Tuition Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,638,123 850336 2,418,567 21608845 Program . . 19,650,954 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2,480,985 1277319 1,384,885 3323053 3,638,123 Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,418,567

2544000 2,480,985 General and Admin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,384,885 850336 2,418,567 1277319 1,384,885 Total Expenses Budget: $29,573,515

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Total Giving Trustees

$1,867,350

Current Parents*

$1,758,890

Alumnae*

$230,605

Parents of Alumnae*

$505,973

Grandparents

$5,100

Employees

$7,990

Class of 2020

$3,153

Friends

$25,343

Corporations & Foundations

$37,205

Total:

$4,441,609

*Excludes Trustees

2019 HEAD’S CIRCLE DINNER

Leadership Giving

Thank you to all of our donors for your generous contributions over the 2019–20 school year. Leadership gifts made to Castilleja play a special role in creating an unparalleled experience for today’s students and ensuring the school’s financial sustainability for generations to come. With a generous commitment to the Annual Fund, View360, and designated restricted funds, leadership giving has a powerful impact on our students’ experiences.

Head’s Circle $50,000 or more Anonymous (2)

Shari and Andrew Guggenhime

Anjali and Sundar Pichai

Sher Amos-Grosser and

Becky Long and Ken Hirsch

Sarah and Greg Sands

Adam Grosser

Noriko Honda and Norman Chen

Lisa and Glenn Solomon

Sybilla and Alexandre Balkanski

Heidi Hopper and Jeffrey Dean

Mary Speiser

Preetha Basaviah and

Michele and Steve Kirsch

Michael Speiser

Jennifer and David Ko

Polly Tam and Hsien-Chung Woo

Aileen Lee and Jason Stinson

Jessica and Chris Varelas

Yan Liu and JieFu Zhang

Petra Wright and Steve Dowling

Carol and John Giannandrea

Julia and Yuri Milner

Kate Li and Jianming Yu

Cindy and Evan Goldberg

Usha and Diaz Nesamoney

Lori and Brian Goler

Suzanne and Eric O’Brien

Theresia Gouw

Christine O’Sullivan and

Venky Ganesan B.J. Lockhart Cowie ’54 and William Cowie Jr.

James Bean

1907 Circle

$20,000 - $49,999 Anonymous (2)

Sheridan and David Foster

Linda and Jim McGeever

Alison and Edward Abbo

Kristin and Rob Goldman

Viola Mong Meehan ’82

Lian Bi and Budong You

Tracy and Eric Hass

Sharon and Peter Nieh

Carol Blacutt-Underwood and

Elizabeth and Patrick Heron

Laurie and Duco Pasmooij

Susan Suman Hindle ’53 and

Amy Rao and Harry Plant

Brian Underwood Patti and Edward Chan Carolyn Choi and Jeffrey Wong Simone and Tench Coxe Shirley Ely

William Hindle Nancy Kedzierski and Gordon Chaffee

Alyssa Rieder and Eric Byunn Suzanne and Joseph Sullivan Amanda and Zac Zeitlin

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Parents Annual Fund The Parents Annual Fund provides a crucial bridge between tuition revenue and the actual operating budget, covering approximately 8% of the 14% gap. Gifts to the Annual Fund attract and retain exceptional faculty by offering competitive salaries, essential benefits, and professional development. Our parent community’s commitment to innovative programming and meaningful experiences for all of our students is evident by the 98% participation rate in the Annual Fund.

Five Cs Circle $25,000 and above Anonymous

Becky Long and Ken Hirsch

Anjali and Sundar Pichai

Sher Amos-Grosser and

Melissa and Scott Kepner

Lisa and Glenn Solomon

Jennifer and David Ko

Mary Speiser

Gab and Thomas Layton

Jessica and Chris Varelas

Aileen Lee and Jason Stinson

Kate Li and Jianming Yu

Adam Grosser Preetha Basaviah and Venky Ganesan Petra Wright and Steve Dowling

Linda and Jim McGeever

Carol and John Giannandrea

Julia and Yuri Milner

Lori and Brian Goler

Laurie and Duco Pasmooij

Founder’s Circle $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous (4) Dana and Brian Ascher

Michele Harari Goldwasser ’91 and Isy Goldwasser

Jennifer Newstead and Alexander Mishkin

Irene Au and Bradley Horowitz

Theresia Gouw

Sharon and Peter Nieh

Mark Baudler

Shari and Andrew Guggenhime

Jennifer and Daniel Nuckles

Christine O’Sullivan and

Suman Gupta and Thomas Kemp

Suzanne and Eric O’Brien

James Bean

Elizabeth and Patrick Heron

Shirley and Mike Orsak

Lian Bi and Budong You

Noriko Honda and Norman Chen

Jacqueline Reses and

Wendy and Gabriel Brenner

Jane Hsiao and Amr Razzak

Patti and Edward Chan

Nayna and Gambhir Kaushek

Alyssa Rieder and Eric Byunn

Priya Chandrasekar and

Nancy Kedzierski and

Sarah and Greg Sands

Chandrasekar Gnanasambandam

Gordon Chaffee

Matthew Apfel

Wei Si and Frank Yuan

Rafia Chaudhry and Ayaz Haque

Michele and Steve Kirsch

Carolyn and Michael Slinger

Cindy Chen and Bob Kocher

Yidrienne Lai and

Suzanne and Joseph Sullivan

Julie and Andrew Cheng Sook Hee Cho and Seung Min Oh

Christopher Chang Nandini Jayaram

Varsha and Pradeep Tagare Celine Teoh and Tang Tan

Carolyn Choi and Jeffrey Wong

Madathipparambil and

Rita and Hardeep Walia

Simone and Tench Coxe

Abhishek Prasad

Huoy-Ming Yeh and Sherman Chu

Ellen and Ira Ehrenpreis

Yvette and Roy Maydan

Grace and David Yuan

Tracy and Steve Eskenazi

Bridget McIver and

Nazhin Zarghamee and

Kristin and Rob Goldman

Vaughan Smith

Kourosh Gharachorloo Amanda and Zac Zeitlin

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SPIRIT IN THE SKY Spirit Week Fall 2019

Patron’s Circle $5,000 - $9,999

Anonymous (5) Kelli and Michael Agnich Archana Appanna and

Carole Hayworth and Fernando Rock

Monique Schareck and Michael Tenta

Jennifer and Jorg Heinemann

Nipa and Beerud Sheth

Jane and James Hopkins

Monisha and Anup Singh

Katie Bell and Thomas Brehme

Didi Huang and Leon Yao

Angela Song and Ammar Maraqa

Arunashree Bhamidpati and

Christine and Robert Hutchinson

Tenley Stephenson and

Vijay Srinivasan

GD Ramkumar

Sukaina and Sajjad Jaffer

John Pimentel

Faina and Mark Birman

Jill and Paul Jene

Stephanie and Peter Bisgaard

Tara and Alex Kaplinsky

Maya and Yair Blumenfeld

Maria and Alexander Karsner

Victoria Thorp and James Migdal

Yasmin and Shaun Braun

Teresa and Brian Kelleher

Julie and Jarlon Tsang

Sonal and Navin Budhiraja

Jennifer and Philip Kuhn

Eugenie Van Wynen and

Claire and Tim Burks

Seunghee Lee and Stephen Ryu

Stephanie and Sherwin Chen

Vicki and Albert Lee

Melanie Vinson

Monika and Robert Cheney

Anuja and Avinash Lele

Lihua Wang and Glenn Carroll

Stacie Cheng and Tom Cole

Cheri Leonard and Nabil Rabbani

Lin Wang and Yong Sheng

Nandini and Mathews Cherian

Emily Leonard and David Masci

Huisheng Wang and Yinqing Zhao

Shelli Ching and Rowland Cheng

Susan and David Lewis

Mahjabeen and Tarim Wasim

Victoria and Jason Clague

Jeeyoon Lim and Jung Lee

Yuko Watanabe and

Rachel Cleary and Hayes Raffle

Emily and Doff McElhinney

Ashmeet Sidana

Friede Costigan and

Kim and Sergio Monsalve

Tracy and Mark Watt

Dana and Jason Nunn

Min Wei and Lusong Luo

Patricia and Angelos Dassios

Mary O’Flanagan and Tom Newby

Quian Weng and Haobo Xu

Stephanie and Robert Day

Victoria Lindsley O’Hara and

Cathy and Don Williams

Michael Snyder

Kristina and Roger Detter

Ryan O’Hara

Diana Sunshine and William Onderdonk

Chris Markesky

Mariko and Phillip Yang

Diana Dorobek and Anthony Lye

Mora Oommen and Parag Patel

Christine and Jason Yip

Sara and Brian Elkin

Mely Pacheco and Danny Kwok

Yanting Zhang and Olivier Redon

Vania Fang and Mike Chen

Jessica Pan-Beesley and

Caixia Zhang and Ye Meng

Marcie and Gregg Farano

Michael Beesley

Anna and Steve Fieler

Rajashree and Biren Parikh

Jennifer Fine and

Ximena and Frank Pavlik

Robert Schmeltzer Caroline Hu Flexer and Michael Flexer

Yunfang Zheng and Guangming Zhen

Anita and Zia Rehman Carin Mueller Rollins ’90 and John Rollins

Rebecca Grant and Aram Lindahl

Amanda and Michael Ross

Priyanki Gupta and Amit Agarwal

Iris Roth and David Nudell

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Parents Annual Fund continued

HEAD’S CIRCLE DINNER Hosted by Ken Hirsch and Becky Long, the event featured Board Member Amy Rao and Human Rights Watch speaker Minky Worden

Friend’s Circle $1,000 - $4,999

Anonymous (14)

Liza and Jeffrey Hausman

Haritha and Karun Naga

Alison and Edward Abbo

Vani and Irvin Henderson

Ambika Pajjuri and

Nahid Aliniazee and

Brooke Heymach Friedman and

Kamal Ahmed Ronit Alcheck Bodner ’91 and Zack Bodner Jeannette Cheng and David Spencer

William Friedman

Vijay Vusirikala Chungwha Park and Bosung Kim

Anne Holmes

Megan and Michael Parker

Christina Hua and Edward Sun

Margaret and Justin Pettit

Tasmia and Mohsin and

Lilyana Prasetya and

Tasmia Hussain

Peter Gunadi

Jean and Albert Chiang

Neeraja and Obul Kambham

Kavitha and Asish Ramchandran

Victoria Chiongbian and

Jeffie and Kevin Kopczynski

Sreekanth Sudanagunta Ravi ’91

Ramon Khu Yangsze Choo and James Cham Lara and Nicolas Cuttriss Gretchen Debenham Hug and

Leslie Kramer Ruchika Kumar and Abhiroop Gandhi

and Sreekanth Ravi Susan and Joseph Raymond Jennifer and Charles Rohrbach

Anna and Andrew Leaver

Wendy and Chang Row

Claire and Matthew Ledwith

Leyla and David Scott

Gloria Leong and Derrick Lin

Tiffany and Robert Silva

Yun Li and Baosheng Wang

Priya and Raj Singh

Nina Dimitreli

Ann and Miles Libbey

Alexandra Sonnenberg Slavet ’90

Mahooya Dinda and

Kristen and Christopher Loew

Steve Debenham Katie Hanna Dickson ’80 and Tom Dickson

Michel Del Buono

Farah and Samar Lotia

and Jonathan Slavet Katherine Haase Taylor ’88 and

Rachelle and Scott Doorley

Mimi and David Lyons

Erika and Kenneth Drazan

Ming Mao and Yefei Peng

April and George Triantis

Brittany and Daniel Feitelberg

Misty and Philip Mazzara

Lisa Walton and

Myra Liza and Patrick Finn

Heather McLeod Grant and

Lori and Randy Friedman Laura and David Gross Ekta and Pankaj Gunsagar

Elliott Grant

Joseph Vanden Wymelenberg Nancy Wang and Joseph Yu

Susan Mensinger and

Michele Wong and Paul Maloney

Richard Foreman

Shien-Wen Yang and Steven Lin

Kyuwon Han and Hyeun-Su Kim

Stacy and Michael Molano

Odette Harris and Edward Sharp

Jennifer and Robert Morrill

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Stewart Taylor

Lisa and Winslow Yee

CELEBRATING SENIORS Mock Trial Celebration 2020; Senior Surprise Picnic held on the last day on campus in March 2020

Red and White Club Up to $999

Anonymous (11)

Su Hwang and Matthew Glickman

Carolina and Paul Abbassi

Alma Jimenez and

Zita Agazzi and Alfredo Correa

Yvonne Karanas and

Lidia and Armando Ayala

William Fearon

Dionicia Barrera

Stacey and Robert Kertsman

Sheri Brooks and David de Heer

Heekyoung Kim and Tae Ju Ha

Demetra Burrs

Yeshi Lama and

Maria Carrillo and Francisco Abonce

Bulmaro Mendoza Tesha McCord Poe and Keith Poe

Arturo Arguello

Shellie and Peter Ashby

Maria Pineda and

Lourdes Razon and Carmelo Cordero Danni Redding Lapuz and Ray Lapuz Amy and Michael Redell Shielah and Dennis Rivera

Tenzin Dingpontsawa Christine and Mike Lenz

Mia and Jose Rocha

Marjorie Casison and Carlo Laurel

Sut Ian Leong and Pen Li

Kathleen and Hal Rucker

Alba Castro Quirarte and

Regina Lewis

Florina Salazar

Juan Granados Pulido

Ayazhan Seitkazina and

Bradford Lewis

Heidi Chang and Joe Budman

Jeanne Lowell and David Lowell

Elsa Choque and Jesus Cortes

Mariyam Mansur and Asim Memon

Christine and John Sellers

Lisa Cooper Carlson and

Kristin Meier ’87 and

Rajul and Ketan Shah

Erik Carlson Maria Cortez and Jaime Caballero Zoe Crowder

Malcolm Fleschner Brigida Mejia and Juan G. Sandoval

Berik Rakhimbayev

Sangita Shah and Keven Kennedy Leia and Chunfeng Shen Carol Somersille and Eric Sibley

Emily and Carlos DeVitis

Demetrio Mendoza

Lillian Soohoo and Anthony Debs

Danielle Dubois

Marcela Millan and Jochen Profit

Jennifer Taylor-Mendoza and

Sara Espinoza and Frederic Salles

Jennifer and Garrick Mitchell

Laura Garcia and Adrian Avila

Julieta and Hector Munguia

Jacqueline and Olivier Garreau

Alejandra and Alvaro Naranjo

Lisa and Mitch Gevelber

Ruth Oku-Ampofo

Malia and Sione Tofavaha

Leslie and Jeffrey Green

Victoria Onyenwe

Delmy and Edwin Trabanino

Jennifer Hom ’83 and Titus Lai

Socorro and Luis Perez

Olivia and Guillermo Viveros

Liz Horner and Mark Woollen

Angeles Perez and Luis Ramirez

Betsy Hung

Shanti Perkins ’90

James Carranza Airel Tinajero and Eduardo Hernandez

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WAYS TO GIVE

Drawing Lines Kelly Conway ’90 names Castilleja in her estate plan in order to give back to the Tuition Assistance program she credits for providing the educational experience that shaped her life. Kelly Conway ’90 always felt grateful for the opportunity to learn at Castilleja, and she knows this would not have been possible without tuition assistance, “My parents both highly valued education, but going to Castilleja would have been out of reach for me without tuition assistance. I don’t think that cost should prevent qualified and capable girls from benefiting from the same opportunity I had.” She left college and law school with loans, so she was not able to begin giving back right away, but she has never forgotten about the impact that Castilleja had on who she has become. She recently named Castilleja in her estate with specific support to Tuition Assistance. At Castilleja, supporting students’ needs reaches beyond tuition to include other expenses, such as books, uniforms, technology, and school trips. Because of this holistic approach, Kelly received a grant from Castilleja to join Peggy McKeeHA’s trip to the Soviet Union. “I can draw a direct line from that trip forward through my life,” Kelly explained. “In college, I double majored in Diplomacy and World Affairs and History, with a focus on Russia. Studying the collapse of the Soviet Union was central to my senior thesis, and that work inspired me to go on to law school.” Now, she sees giving back to Castilleja as an opportunity to become an agent for change. “Look around. We need strong women leaders now more than ever. Education is an irreplaceable gift. It can never be taken away, and it benefits more than just the student who receives the gift; it benefits society as a whole.” When asked whether she had any advice for current students, she said, “Don’t just sit back and trust that things will be okay. Be an active participant in a better future.” Kelly is doing just that; her gifts to Castilleja will contribute to a better future for students who otherwise might not have access to this unique education.

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“I don’t think that cost should prevent qualified and capable girls from benefiting from the same opportunity I had.” — Kelly Conway ’90

Meeting Changing Needs Over a century ago, Castilleja was founded on ideals of equity in education as Mary Lockey worked to create opportunities for young women to prepare to succeed in college. A century later, Castillejaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commitment to equity in education has grown to include a robust Tuition Assistance program that assures students with different financial needs all have access to this transformational education. This year, in the face of COVID-19, our definitions of equity shifted again as the pandemic created new hardships for families, and our campus closure required new strategies to support our students in the distance learning setting. Our students practice initiative, agility, and purpose as core leadership skills, and throughout this spring Castillejaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leaders applied those skills while working to meet the changing needs of our community.

Castilleja Tuition Assistance

430 93 STUDENTS

22%

STUDENTS RECEIVE TUITION ASSISTANCE

TOTAL TUITION ASSISTANCE AWARDED $3.7M AVERAGE AWARD PER FAMILY $39,784

Beyond Tuition PREVIOUS YEARS + Required books and supplies + Computers and iPads + Breakfast and lunch + Uniforms + Translation services for parent gatherings to offer an inclusive experience for all parents + Tickets to events including the annual Fabulous Daughter Dinner Dance for students and guests + Supplemental tutoring for academic subjects + 6th Grade: musical instruments + 8th Grade: trip to Washington, DC + 11th Grade: global trips + 12th Grade: college visits

COVID-19 RESPONSE + Increased Tuition Support + Grocery Services + Technology Support + Connectivity Support + Software Support + Internet Services / Mobile Hotspots + Loaner Laptops

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Benefiting Tuition Assistance Since it began 13 years ago, View360 has always been a thought-provoking and inspiring symposium that brings our community together in support of Castilleja’s tuition assistance program. This annual fundraising effort makes it possible for all qualified students to attend, regardless of their family’s financial circumstances. View360 has raised over $11M, comprising almost 30% of our annual tuition assistance budget. This year’s community event was canceled due to COVID-19 restrictions on large gatherings. Nevertheless, our resilient community overcame this challenge and raised over $1.1 M to meet our tuition assistance goals.

Thank You to our View360 Donors TRAILBLAZER

INNOVATOR

INVENTOR

$100,000 +

$10,001 - $24,999

$6,500 - $9,999

Julia and Yuri Milner

Linda and Jim McGeever

Anonymous (4)

NTT Venture Capital

Holly Baudler

VISIONARY

Mark Baudler

$50,000 - $99,999

1907

Lian Bi and Budong You

Cindy and Evan Goldberg

$10,000

Stephanie and Sherwin Chen

Kate Li and Jianming Yu

Anonymous (2)

Nandini and Mathews Cherian

Patti and Edward Chan

Carolyn Choi and Jeffrey Wong

PIONEER

Simone and Tench Coxe

Mahooya Dinda and

$25,000 - $49,999

Katie Hanna Dickson ’80 and

Sher Amos-Grosser and Adam Grosser Pree Basaviah and Venky Ganesan

Tom Dickson

Sara and Brian Elkin

Lata and Vab Goel

Jane and James Hopkins

Theresia Gouw

Christine and Robert Hutchinson

Elizabeth and Patrick Heron

Yidrienne Lai and

Carol and John Giannandrea

Noriko Honda and Norman Chen

Lori and Brian Goler

Nancy Kedzierski and

Heidi Hopper and Jeffrey Dean

Michel Del Buono

Gordon Chaffee

Christopher Chang Michèle Lamarre and Brent Townshend

Melissa and Scott Kepner

Teresa and Brian Kelleher

Mary O’Flanagan and Tom Newby

Michele and Steve Kirsch

Morgan Stanley & Co.

Christine O’Sullivan and James Bean

Jennifer and David Ko

Suzanne and Eric O’Brien

Shirley and Mike Orsak

Aileen Lee and Jason Stinson

Suzanne and Joseph Sullivan

Paula and Michael Rantz

Yan Liu and JieFu Zhang

Tableau Software Incorporated

Alyssa Rieder and Eric Byunn

Becky Long and Ken Hirsch

Amanda and Zac Zeitlin

Barb and Gregory Rosston

Anjali and Sundar Pichai

Sarah and Greg Sands

Lisa and Glenn Solomon

Leyla and David Scott

Mary Speiser

Eva Xu and Roy Wang

Michael Speiser

Grace and David Yuan

Jessica and Chris Varelas

Nazhin Zarghamee and

Petra Wright and Steve Dowling

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Kourosh Gharachorloo

DESIGNER

BUILDER

SUPPORTER

$3,500 - $6,499

$1,000 - $3,499

UP TO $999

Ronit Alcheck Bodner ’91 and

Anonymous (3)

Anonymous (5)

Arunashree Bhamidpati and

Conrad Herrmann

Zack Bodner Wendy and Gabriel Brenner

GD Ramkumar

Dana and Jason Nunn

The Capital Group Companies

Stephanie and Peter Bisgaard

Didi Huang and Leon Yao

Charitable Foundation

Anna and Tony Carrasco

Friede Costigan and

Courtney Carter Charney ’97 and

Julie and Andrew Cheng

Michael Snyder

Michael Charney

Cindy Chen and Bob Kocher

Karina Gunadi ’15

Shelli Ching and Rowland Cheng

Rachel Cleary and Hayes Raffle

Mora Oommen and Parag Patel

Stephanie and Robert Day

Quintilla Shott Curran ’81

Victoria Chiongbian and

Kristina and Roger Detter

Brittany and Daniel Feitelberg

Rebecca Grant and Aram Lindahl

Sheridan and David Foster

Judy and Ronnie Dang

Suman Gupta and Thomas Kemp

Saima Hasan ’04 and

Mely Pacheco and Danny Kwok

Odette Harris and Edward Sharp Noriko Honda and Norman Chen Jane and James Hopkins

Sharjeel Hasan

Ramon Khu

Christy StoryHA Ellen Stewart Moore ’80

Carole Hayworth and

Elizabeth Yin ’00

Fernando Rock

ImpactAssets

Jennifer and Jorg Heinemann

Lisa Voge-Levin and Peter Levin

Carola and Marcum Khouri

J.P. Morgan Charitable

Mia and Jose Rocha

Sharon and Peter Nieh Laurie and Duco Pasmooij Amy Rao and Harry Plant

Marjorie Casison and Carlo Laurel

Giving Fund Allison Lewis Jacobs ’76 and

Margaret Williams and Christopher Cortez

Brian Jacobs

Lynn Seely and Tim Ditzler

Ann and Miles Libbey

Jeanne Honig

Beth and Bob Shuman

Yvette and Roy Maydan

Lauren SchryverHA and

Tenley Stephenson and

Christina Hansen McClure ’71 and

John Pimentel

Brian Schryver Shanti Perkins ’90

William McClure

Victoria Thorp and James Migdal

Lisa and David Merenbach

Zoe Crowder

Mahjabeen and Tarim Wasim

Kim and Sergio Monsalve

Andrea Coen ’99

National Institute for Health Care

Aurora ChavezHA

Management, LLC

Elizabeth Wright ’03

Eugenie Van Wynen and Chris Markesky Yuko Watanabe and Ashmeet Sidana John Yau

THANK YOU TO THE VIEW360 COMMITTEE:

Save the Date

Sher Amos-Grosser Cindy Chen Katie Dickson ’80 Sara Elkin

This year’s View360 will be reimagined as a virtual event. Please mark your calendars for Saturday, March 13, 2021. For more information, visit castilleja.org/view360.

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ALUMNAE REUNION WEEKEND 2019 Alumnae from the Class of 2004 gathered on the Circle in October 2019

Gifts from Alumnae The commitment of alumnae to sustaining the school’s mission for future generations speaks to the impact and lasting value of a Castilleja education. The following alumnae made restricted and unrestricted gifts between July 1, 2019, and June 30, 2020.

Paintbrush Society $25,000 and above

B.J. Lockhart Cowie ’54 and William Cowie Jr.

Crimson Hues $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous

Maggie Pringle Grauer ’71HA

Katie Hanna Dickson ’80 and

Susan Suman Hindle ’53 and

Tom Dickson Michele Harari Goldwasser ’91

William Hindle Viola Mong Meehan ’82

Penny Pritzker ’77 and Bryan Traubert Meredith Rothrock ’76 Blair Walker Stratford ’56

and Isy Goldwasser

Friends of Mary Lockey $5,000 - $9,999

Ronit Alcheck Bodner ’91 and Zack Bodner Laura Bushnell ’84 In memory of Sandrine Stedman Hala Kurdi Cozadd ’92 and Bruce Cozadd Diane Brooks Dixon ’69 and Patrick Dixon In memory of Sandrine Stedman 22 | Castilleja School

Karen Hoffman Gilhuly ’78 and Ned Gilhuly Jean Gillon, MD ’69 Georgie Gleim ’69 Saima Hasan ’04 and Sharjeel Hasan Libby Swindells Hulsey ’80 Katrina Fu Jhun ’99

Diane S. Lake ’50 and Don C. Family Margaret Osborn Munzig ’97 and Peter Munzig Eleni Papademetriou ’04 Carin Mueller Rollins ’90 and John Rollins Helen Floyd Sullivan ’82 Diane Trombetta ’63

ALUMNAE REUNION WEEKEND Alumnae between 1949 - 2014 with graduation years ending in 4 and 9 reunited on campus. Pictured here (clockwise from top left) are alumnae from Class of 1989, Class of 1999, Class of 2009, and Class of 1994.

1907 Association $1,000 - $4,999

Anonymous (3) Lauren Friedman Albert ’98 and Eric Albert Elizabeth Babb ’82

Joyce Adams Hanna ’52 and Gerald Smith Allison Lewis Jacobs ’76 and Brian Jacobs

Katherine Bishop ’90

Elizabeth King ’87

Kathleen Quinlen Brown ’87

Allison Koo ’98

Courney Charney ’97 and Michael Charney

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Anne Biaggini Krattebol ’64

Paula McGuinness ’88 Cynthia Swanson Miller ’64 Nancy Ditz Mosbacher ’72 Lynn Anderson Poole ’78 Shami Ravi ’91 and Sreekanth Ravi Kimberley Morris Rosen ’98 Pratima Sethi ’94 and

Janet Mauel Cronk ’64

Janet Lai ’87

Quintilla Shott Curran ’81

Shira Lipton ’97

Diane Singleton Shannon ’83

Jeanne Floyd Downs ’80 and

Joan Aubineau Livingston ’49

Barbara Moths Sheffels ’76

Lindsay Austin Louie ’98

Alexandra Sonnenberg Slavet ’90

Benjamin T. Downs The Duane Family Jeffie Welsh Feakins ’64 and Nick Feakins Cynthia Kaiser Floyd ’51 and William Floyd Jr. Jeanne Fisichella Hahne ’71

In memory of Sara LaBoskey

Amaury Bellemans

and Jonathan Slavet

Cary Golub Lurie ’64

Andrea Amdahl Taylor ’86

Anne Flatland Macdonald ’80 and

Katherine Haase Taylor ’88 and

John C. Macdonald

Stewart Taylor

Laura Dennis MacLean ’90

Sally Sharpsteen Wilson ’49

Christina Hansen McClure ’71 and

Elizabeth Yin ’00

William McClure

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Gifts from Alumnae continued Dress Whites Club $250 - $999

Anonymous (4)

Debra Drake Hiraki ’72

Jacqueline Gaudin Andrews ’47 Kelsey Auyeung ’15

In memory of Virginia Valentine Sharon Huntsman ’89

Kris Auyeung ’15

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Patty Bardina ’89

Alice Meier Jennings ’65

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Rebecca Barham ’60 Sarah Vander Ploeg Beck ’02 Naima Bridges ’02

Robin Haber Kallas ’83 In memory of Seth Haber Heidi Katter ’15 In honor of Jeannine Marston

Jenna Reback ’04 In honor of Constance Richardson Marina Rodriguez ’01 Debra Ziegler Rosenberg ’73 and Stuart Rosenberg Nancy Schumacher Rosenthal ’72 Sarah Rosston ’12 Margaret Sandman ’03 Anita Seipp ’71

Madison Brown-Moffitt ’10

Jean Titus Kiene ’60

Surya Brown-Moffitt ’13

Mari Koba ’10

Kristen Carlson ’94

Jill Brakovec Laorr ’81

Orlena Fong Shek ’95

Susan Moths Carpenter ’72

Sydney Larson ’03

Debbie Widrow Sklarin ’81

Maren Christensen ’79

In memory of Kathy Williams

Karen Smith Shaw ’72 and Douglas Shaw

Laura Smith ’08

Elisabeth Dillon Daniels ’08

Ellen Layendecker ’77

Joy Fulton Stiefel ’73

Sally Kuechler Debenham ’52

Barbara Leep ’61

Hilary Simpson Strain ’89

and Warren Debenham

Derith Wallace MacBride ’69

Linda Sue Little Strand ’76 and

Barbara Deméré ’77

Colleen Yeates Marsh ’67

Don Strand

Jolena Ma ’15

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Tara Desautels ’89 In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Megan Ruder Martinelli ’80

Sarah Sussman ’90

Ann Brookman Dey ’63

Jane McConnell ’81HA

Janet Ditz Tarr ’76 and

Kei Nishimura Drake ’05

Mae Westlake McLean ’84

Alicia Fang Fang ’92

Bridget Meaney ’10

Julie Dennis Field ’85 Erica Wong Gibbons ’89 In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Patricia Hunter Gregory ’64 and Tod Gregory Amy Walton Groome ’87

In honor of Jeannine Marston Kristin Meier ’87 and Malcolm Fleschner Anna Mirabella ’12

William Tarr Nancy Tate ’66 Alissa Flesher Wagoner ’06 Nancy Hood Watt ’74 Sarah Hinman Whittle ’86 and John Whittle

Molleigh Preefer ’10

Marian Washington Williams ’94

Ellen Stewart Moore ’80

Anne-Marie Chun Witt ’07

Katherine Morris ’86

Kathleen Yeates ’66

Anjelika Deogirikar Grossman ’00

Kristen Daniels Mutter ’87

Wings Yeung ’15

Karina Gunadi ’15

Keri Yen Ng ’98

Theo Kate Scott Zaninovich ’60

Caitlin Kelly Hannon ’02

Wakako Nomura ’87

and Marko Zaninovich

Maureen McPartland Hardy ’78

Neelam Noorani ’91

Camille Zelinger ’14

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Elizabeth Harris ’77 and

In memory of Nancy Hoffman Christina Wray Olmsted ’89

William Booher Margaret Kennelly Hazelrig ’00 In honor of Jill Lee

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Megan Wilcox-Fogel Ortiz ’01

Leilani Herzog ’09

Reena Patton ’92

Karen Bowers Hill ’78

Yasmin Radjy ’04

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In memory of Katherine Hass ’14 Eve Zelinger ’10 In honor of Julia Odelowo

Class Ties Up to $249

Anonymous (27)

Janet Cox ’64

Alice Adelman ’09

In memory of Nan Shantz

Sara Gilliland ’94 In honor of Lanalee Lewis

Meredith Gillespie Alcock ’76

Daphne Crane ’06

Madison Goldberg ’17

Sara Alexander ’96

Christina Crone ’07

Shelly Graham ’83

Nancy Allen ’86

Camille Sta Cruz ’08

Bonnie Eggink Allen ’64

Audrey Cu ’00

Stephanie Smith Gremban ’07

Karen Phipps Anderson ’90

Chantelle Karl Darby ’99

Roxy Navid Gribben ’89

Shifrah Aron-Dine ’12

Natalie Dean ’17

Mitra Assaderaghi ’16

Victoria Dean ’13

Suzan Huang Grisanti ’94

Caroline Debs ’14

Rachel Gropper ’17

Leslie Widrow Derbin ’78 and

Elizabeth Guice ’91

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Heidi Stache Athas ’89 In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Robert Derbin

In memory of Hildy Jarman

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Colleen Haight ’84

Blythe Austin ’04

Emily Dennis Diamond ’04

Muriel Beton Handmaker ’51

Ayesha Bajwa ’14

Sophia Diaz ’04

Laura Hansen ’08

Aurelia Balkanski ’18

Madeleine Douglass ’04

Meredith Harding ’09

Julia Bard ’09

Anne Spaulding Draeger ’71

Sally Stewart Harris ’76

Melinda Hurst Dubroff ’89

Elizabeth Harris ’88

In honor of Bear CapronHA Rachel Mandell Basile ’92

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Virginia Harris ’09

Sara Bell ’17

Janey Mauel Edwards ’64

Emily Bender ’89

Eleanor Wetmore Ellacott ’50

Mary Wilbur Ives Harrison ’46

Holli Berman ’87

Julia Marble Emerson ’61

Elizabeth Bearce Hawthorn ’69

Freyan Billimoria ’04

Elise Fabbro ’08

Michelle Riches Helvey ’84

Danit Bismanovsky ’95

Maximina Fagan ’84

Julia Henderson ’89

Sarah Booher ’18

Susan Black Falaschi ’65

Katharine Booher ’09

Katie Fearon ’19

Pauline Bromberg ’18

Cathy Brooks Fennelly ’69

Mandy Brown ’08

In memory of Carol Hensley

In honor of Bill Smoot

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Camille Gibbs Herrick ’62 In memory of Diane Gibbs Cameron Hill ’15

Sophie Brown ’11

Campbell Field ’14

Sarah Hinstorff ’14

Jordan Fowler Bull ’13

Ella Finley ’14

Emily Hobbs ’09

Tara Hopwood Connon ’95

Kelly Fitzgerald ’07

Katherine Hobbs ’13

Annie Cardinal ’11

Stephanie Flamen ’14

Jennifer Hom ’83 and Titus Lai

Ileana Castillo ’09

Jamie Flaxman ’81

Bridget Honan ’71

Courtney Chang ’07

Sara Hutchison Fleischer ’72 and

Kasia Wilewski Hopewell ’89

Cary Watson Clark ’89

Louis Fleischer

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Nancy Fletcher ’62

Diana Gregory Horner ’91

Caitlin Cameron Clendaniel ’04

Ginna Freehling ’11

Ashley Hu ’17

Andrea Coen ’99

Grace Frome ’17

MaryAnne Davis Ifft ’60

In honor of Bill Smoot

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Sanah Imran ’14

Megan Colford ’15

Josie Furbershaw ’13

Kristin Ingram ’89

Ginny Eversole Contento ’79

Kara Furlong ’03

Alicia Steinaecker Isero ’88 and

In honor of Mercedes McCaffrey Alison Beach Cooper ’61 and Tom Cooper Christina Courtney ’02

Pamela Pabst Garcia ’73

Eric Isero

Laura Spivack Garfinkel ’79

Jacqueline Isero ’18

Juliet Messimer Gede ’68

Ashley Parsons Jablow ’99

Betsy Gilliland ’91

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Gifts from Alumnae continued Class Ties continued

Up to $249

Linda Frenster Jackson ’87 In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Lindy Liggett ’04

Erin O’Malley ’09

Erika Lim ’77

Natalie Occhipinti ’14

Tracy Jan ’94

Mary Chandler Lippitt ’53

Ann Douglas Jessen ’87

Anna Lizaur ’09

Julia Morgan Jones ’09

Karen Mah Lockwood ’85

Carolyn Jones ’04

Jennifer Cady Logan ’94

Anjali Rani Jotwani ’08

Rachel Lopatin ’07

Tara Jotwani ’10

Joan Davies Loughlin ’50

Ravenna Patel ’12

Valerie Kaplan ’04

Tiffany Madruga ’16

Claire Patterson ’12

Gabriella Kaplan ’14

Clare Maloney-McCrystle ’15

Shanti Perkins ’90

Jessica Hazlett Kaplow ’04

Fiona Maloney-McCrystle ’13

Laurie Davidson Phillips ’96

Denise Kaufman ’64

Marcy Mamiya ’90

Evlyn Pless ’09

Lisa Mandle ’02

Anna Powell ’09

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Deborah Bowers Kenealy ’79

In honor of Peggy McKee

Kathleen Kenealy ’15

Deborah Leight Mansfield ’97

Talia Kertsman ’18

Janet Tennyson Manzano ’89

Reese Ketsdever ’19

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

In memory of Katherine Hass ’14 Claudia Paige ’69 In memory of Susan McMenamin Heather Allen Pang ’84HA and Alex Pang

Betsy Sellman Redman ’63 and Michael Redman Janine Wenzel Reed ’79 and Jeff Reed

Shea Ketsdever ’15

Caroline Heddleson Martin ’04

Tracy Sinclair Reizner ’63

Michele Wray Khateri ’87

Laura Martinez ’09

Anneliese Pollock Renck ’04

Felicia Paik Kim ’84

Mona Matsumoto-Ryan ’11

Barbara Davis Reynolds ’72

Shelley Kind ’09

Madison McClellan ’17

Emily Richardson ’14

Sophia Kokores ’04

Kate Vander Ploeg McCracken ’04

Hayley Korman ’14

Kabrielle McGee ’00

Sue Dyrud Rimkeit ’61

Karen Lee McKee ’67

Kim Roberts ’83

Laura Kelly Kroger ’82

Kelly McKenna ’05

Anne Wilson Roberts ’06

Lauren Ray Lamb ’78

Donna Lee McMaster ’83 and

Norma Rodriguez ’14

In memory of Katherine Hass ’14

Mark McMaster

Ariel Rogers ’07

Jane Larkins ’12

Danielle Merenbach ’09

Kendall Simpson Rohlen ’89

Cecelia Lau ’05

Stephanie Merenbach ’11

In honor of Ann Criswell

Judy Lawrence ’69

Wendy Pohlman Mickle ’63 and

Molly Ledwith ’16

Michael Mickle

Jennifer Lee ’95

Sydney Molano ’13

In honor of Peggy McKee

Michelle Mourad ’96

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Therese Roos ’66 Bonnie Rosenberg ’87 and Isaac Winer In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Julia Lee ’07

Selina Troesch Munster ’04

Carol Jung Rowberg ’69

Nicole Lee ’11

Sidney Ofsthun Mygatt ’60

Stephanie Rowen ’90

Elizabeth Leep ’81

Sophia Nesamoney ’19

Nina Sachdev ’99

Kristen Leep ’99

Nancy Niland ’86

Nuritzi Sanchez ’04

Sophia Levin ’13

Mandana Massiha O’Connor ’89

Lily Levin ’19 Rachel Lew ’08 Johanna Liaw ’18

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In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Christina Cooper O’Donnell ’89 In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

In honor of Lanalee Lewis Joan Ackermann Satt ’50 Abigail Thornburg Schmucker ’11 Karlyn Glaser Schneider ’50

Special Recognition of Adrienne (Hiscox) Mitchell ’44

Courage & Curiosity Adrienne (Hiscox) Mitchell ’44

Adrienne (Hiscox) Mitchell ’44 passed away peacefully on August 12, 2020, after a lifetime of leading and learning. After graduating from Castilleja, she pursued a degree in the sciences and worked as a chemist, a path very few women took in her day. Later in life, she rose the ranks of the American Association of University Women and the Children’s Health Home Auxiliary. Adrienne’s dear friend Gloria Casey explained, “Adrienne was very reserved and somewhat understated, but she was the kind of leader who inspired you to have confidence in her. You just knew that any job she undertook would be done well.” She was also a tireless student both inside and outside the classroom, taking courses throughout her life in everything from neurology to religion to art history, and traveling to Iran, China, Albania, and Russia years before most Americans felt ready to explore these regions. Adrienne led a life inspired by courage and curiosity, and she left a significant portion of her estate to Castilleja. Her legacy will continue in the modernized learning spaces of our new campus.

Class Ties continued

Up to $249

Prerna Sethi ’99 Natalie Shell ’11

Claudia Christman-Skieller Thomas ’04

Athena von Oech Warner ’99 Celia Herron Waters ’70

Lauren Sheridan ’94

Lindsey Thomson-Levin ’04

Barbara Most Weissman, MD ’72

Katharine Shuman ’17

Elijah Thornburg ’16

Meagan Kenny Wenstrand ’06

Laura Bryn Sisson ’09

Michaele Roth Thunen ’64

Michaela Wetter ’11

In memory of Jean Olts

Mattie Wheeler ’09

Lauren Sloss ’04 In memory of Eryl Barker Julia Altrocchi Slatcher ’89 In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Susan Ryan Tighe ’91 In memory of Casey Cadile

Molly McKeen Wilkolaski ’92 Emily Williams ’03

Michelle Evans Tin ’84

Karen Docter Woo ’84

Wendy Dunne Smith ’72

Rachel Tobey ’94

Kathleen Mauel Wright ’68

Sue Beton Smith ’54

Claire Traum ’17

Elizabeth Wright ’03

Nima Soltanzad ’99

Mona Lee Tseng ’94

Katharine Wulff ’04

Courtney Song ’05

Emily Glenn Tucker ’99

Risako Yang ’17

Ria Sonecha ’18

Natalie Vais ’09

Kritika Yegnashankaran ’94

Laurie Spaeth ’54

Adriana Valdivias ’10

Lauren LaPlante Younger ’69

Leslie Cardozo Stafford ’93

Brooke Vermeer ’89

Gail Wilson Zetter ’64

Emily Steemers ’11

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Sarah Rakonitz Stein ’87

Anna Verwillow ’15

Kelly Schryver Steinhardt ’07

Kristen Schroeder Vilhauer ’93

Jacqueline Summers

Natasha von Kaeppler ’11

Stromberg ’11

Melissa Sjostrom Vynne ’69

Laura Swenson ’10

Elisabeth Karlin Wagstaffe ’99

Monica Taneja ’14

Meg Walker ’74

Elke Teichmann ’09

Suzanne Wu Zurinaga ’67

Ericka von Kaeppler ’09

Sonja Swenson ’08

Brooke Taylor ’09

Holly Varian Zuklie ’86

In memory of Betsy Walker Anne Warner ’08

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Gifts from Alumnae by Class

1940s

Class of ’46 Mary Wilbur Ives Harrison Class of ’47 Jacqueline Gaudin Andrews Class of ’49 Joan Aubineau Livingston Sally Sharpsteen Wilson

Class of ’62 Nancy Fletcher Camille Gibbs Herrick Class of ’63 Ann Brookman Dey Wendy Pohlman Mickle Betsy Sellman Redman Tracy Sinclair Reizner Diane Trombetta

Class of ’51 Cynthia Kaiser Floyd Muriel Beton Handmaker

Class of ’64 Bonnie Eggink Allen Janet Cox Janet Mauel Cronk Janey Mauel Edwards Jeffie Welsh Feakins Patricia Hunter Gregory Denise Kaufman Anne Biaggini Krattebol Cary Golub Lurie Cynthia Swanson Miller Michaele Roth Thunen Gail Wilson Zetter

Class of ’52 Sally Kuechler Debenham Joyce Adams Hanna ’52

Class of ’65 Susan Black Falaschi Alice Meier Jennings

Class of ’53 Susan Suman Hindle Mary Chandler Lippitt

Class of ’66 Shelley Michaels Therese Roos Nancy Tate Kathleen Yeates

1950s

Class of ’50 Eleanor Wetmore Ellacott Diane Saunders Lake Joan Davies Loughlin Joan Ackermann Satt Karlyn Glaser Schneider

Class of ’54 B.J. Lockhart Cowie Sue Beton Smith Laurie Spaeth Class of ’56 Blair Walker Stratford

1960s

Class of ’60 Rebecca Barham MaryAnne Davis Ifft Jean Titus Kiene Sidney Ofsthun Mygatt Theo Kate Scott Zaninovich Class of ’61 Alison Beach Cooper Julia Marble Emerson Barbara Leep Sue Dyrud Rimkeit

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Class of ’67 Colleen Yeates Marsh Karen Lee McKee Suzanne Wu Zurinaga Class of ’68 Juliet Messimer Gede Kathleen Mauel Wright Class of ’69 Anonymous Diane Brooks Dixon Cathy Brooks Fennelly Jean Gillon, MD Georgie Gleim Elizabeth Bearce Hawthorn Judy Lawrence + Derith Wallace MacBride Claudia Paige Carol Jung Rowberg Melissa Sjostrom Vynne + Lauren LaPlante Younger

1970s

Class of ’70 Celia Herron Waters Class of ’71 Anne Spaulding Draeger Christina Hansen McClure Maggie Pringle GrauerHA Jeanne Fisichella Hahne Bridget Honan Anita Seipp Class of ’72 Anonymous Susan Moths Carpenter Sara Hutchison Fleischer Debra Drake Hiraki Nancy Ditz Mosbacher Barbara Davis Reynolds Nancy Schumacher Rosenthal Karen Smith Shaw Wendy Dunne Smith Barbara Most Weissman, MD Class of ’73 Anonymous Pamela Pabst Garcia Debra Ziegler Rosenberg Joy Fulton Stiefel Class of ’74 Meg Walker Nancy Hood Watt Class of ’75 Anonymous Class of ’76 Meredith Gillespie Alcock Sally Stewart Harris Allison Lewis Jacobs Meredith Rothrock Barbara Moths Sheffels Linda Sue Little Strand Janet Ditz Tarr Class of ’77 Anonymous Barbara DeméréHA Elizabeth Harris Ellen Layendecker Erika Lim Penny Pritzker

Class of ’78 Leslie Widrow Derbin The Duane Family Karen Hoffman Gilhuly Maureen McPartland Hardy Karen Bowers Hill Lauren Ray Lamb Lynn Anderson Poole Class of ’79 Maren Christensen Virginia Eversole Contento Laura Spivack Garfinkel Deborah Bowers Kenealy Janine Wenzel Reed

1980s

Class of ’80 Katie Hanna Dickson Jeanne Floyd Downs Libby Swindells Hulsey Anne Flatland Macdonald Megan Ruder Martinelli Ellen Stewart Moore Class of ’81 Laura DocterHA Jamie Flaxman Jill Brakovec Laorr Elizabeth Leep Jane McConnellHA Quintilla Shott Curran Debbie Widrow Sklarin Class of ’82 Anonymous Elizabeth Babb Laura Kelly Kroger Viola Mong Meehan Helen Floyd Sullivan Class of ’83 Shelly Graham Jennifer Hom Robin Haber Kallas Donna Lee McMaster Kim Roberts Diane Singleton Shannon

Class of ’84 Georgia Bernhard Laura Bushnell Maximina Fagan Colleen Haight Michelle Riches Helvey Felicia Paik Kim Mae Westlake McLean Heather Allen PangHA Michelle Evans Tin Karen Docter Woo Class of ’85 Julie Dennis Field Karen Mah Lockwood Melissa Riofrio Class of ’86 Nancy Allen Katherine Morris Nancy Niland Andrea Amdahl Taylor Sarah Hinman Whittle Holly Varian Zuklie Class of ’87 Anonymous Holli Berman Kathleen Quinlen Brown Amy Walton Groome Linda Frenster Jackson Ann Douglas Jessen Michele Wray Khateri Elizabeth King Janet Lai Kristin Meier Kristen Daniels Mutter Wakako Nomura Bonnie Rosenberg Sarah Rakonitz Stein Class of ’88 Elizabeth Harris Alicia Steinaecker Isero Paula McGuinness Katherine Haase Taylor and Stewart Taylor Class of ’89 Anonymous (3) Heidi Stache Athas Patty Bardina Emily Bender Cary Watson Clark Tara Desautels Melinda Hurst Dubroff Erica Wong Gibbons Roxy Navid Gribben

Julia Henderson Kasia Wilewski Hopewell Sharon Huntsman Kristin Ingram Janet Tennyson Manzano Mandana Massiha O’Connor + Christina Cooper O’Donnell Christina Wray Olmsted Kendall Simpson Rohlen Julia Altrocchi Slatcher Hilary Simpson Strain Brooke Vermeer

1990s

Class of ’90 Karen Phipps Anderson Katherine Bishop Laura Dennis MacLean Marcy Mamiya Shanti Perkins Carin Mueller Rollins Stephanie Rowen Alexandra Sonnenberg Slavet Sarah Sussman Class of ’91 Ronit Alcheck Bodner Betsy Gilliland Michele Harari Goldwasser Elizabeth Guice Diana Gregory Horner Neelam Noorani Sreekanth Sudanagunta Ravi Susan Ryan Tighe Class of ’92 Rachel Mandell Basile Hala Kurdi Cozadd and Alicia Fang Molly McKeen Wilkolaski Reena Patton Class of ’93 Joelle Mourad Mitchell Leslie Cardozo Stafford Kristen Schroeder Vilhauer Class of ’94 Anonymous Kristen Carlson Sara Gilliland Suzan Huang Grisanti Tracy Jan Jennifer Cady Logan Pratima Sethi Lauren Sheridan Rachel Tobey

Mona Lee Tseng + Marian Washington Williams Kritika Yegnashankaran Class of ’95 Danit Bismanovsky Tara Hopwood Connon Jennifer Lee Orlena Fong Shek

Class of ’02 Sarah Vander Ploeg Beck Naima Bridges Christina CourtneyHA Caitlin Kelly Hannon Lisa Mandle Class of ’03 Kara Furlong Sydney Larson Margaret Sandman Emily Williams Elizabeth Wright

Class of ’96 Anonymous Sara Alexander Michelle Mourad Laurie Davidson Phillips Class of ’97 Anonymous Courtney Carter Charney Shira Lipton Deborah Leight Mansfield Margaret Osborn Munzig Class of ’98 Anonymous Lauren Friedman Albert Allison Koo Lindsay Austin Louie Kimberley Morris Rosen Keri Yen Ng Class of ’99 Anonymous (2) Andrea Coen Chantelle Karl Darby Ashley Parsons Jablow Katrina Fu Jhun + Kristen Leep Nina Sachdev Prerna Sethi Nima Soltanzad Emily Glenn Tucker Elisabeth Karlin Wagstaffe Athena von Oech Warner +

2000s

Class of ’00 Audrey Cu Anjelika Deogirikar Grossman Margaret Kennelly Hazelrig Kabrielle McGee Elizabeth Yin Class of ’01 Megan Wilcox-Fogel Ortiz Marina Rodriguez

Class of ’04 Anonymous (5) Blythe Austin + Freyan Billimoria Caitlin Cameron Clendaniel Emily Dennis Diamond Sophia Diaz + Madeleine Douglass + Saima Hasan Carolyn Jones Valerie Kaplan Jessica Hazlett Kaplow Sophia Kokores Lindy Liggett + Caroline Heddleson Martin Kate Vander Ploeg McCracken Eleni Papademetriou Yasmin Radjy Jenna Reback Anneliese Pollock Renck + Nuritzi Sanchez Lauren Sloss Claudia ChristmanSkieller Thomas + Lindsey Thomson-Levin Selina Troesch Munster Katharine Wulff + Class of ’05 Anonymous (2) Kei Nishimura Drake Cecelia Lau Kelly McKenna Courtney Song Class of ’06 Daphne Crane Anne Wilson Roberts + Alissa Flesher Wagoner Meagan Kenny Wenstrand

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Gifts from Alumnae by Class continued

2000s continued

Class of ’07 Courtney Chang Anne-Marie Chun Witt Christina Crone Kelly Fitzgerald Stephanie Smith Gremban Julia Lee Rachel Lopatin Ariel Rogers Kelly Schryver Steinhardt Class of ’08 Mandy Brown Elisabeth Dillon Daniels Elise Fabbro Laura Hansen Anjali Rani Jotwani Rachel Lew Laura Smith Camille Sta Cruz Sonja Swenson Anne Warner Class of ’09 Anonymous (2) Sara Colvin Alice Adelman Julia Bard Katharine Booher Ileana Castillo Meredith Harding Virginia Harris Leilani Herzog + Emily Hobbs Julia Morgan Jones Shelley Kind Anna Lizaur Laura Martinez Danielle Merenbach Erin O’Malley Evlyn Pless Anna Powell Laura Bryn Sisson Brooke Taylor Elke Teichmann Natalie Vais + Ericka von Kaeppler Mattie Wheeler

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2010s

Class of ’10 Anonymous Madison Brown-Moffitt Tara Jotwani Mari Koba Bridget Meaney Molleigh Preefer Laura Swenson Adriana Valdivias Eve Zelinger Class of ’11 Sophie Brown Annie Cardinal Ginna Freehling Nicole Lee Mona Matsumoto-Ryan Stephanie Merenbach Abigail Thornburg Schmucker Natalie Shell Emily Steemers Jacqueline Summers Stromberg + Natasha von Kaeppler Michaela Wetter Class of ’12 Shifrah Aron-Dine + Jane Larkins Anna Mirabella Ravenna Patel Claire Patterson Sarah Rosston Class of ’13 Anonymous (2) Surya Brown-Moffitt Jordan Fowler Bull Victoria Dean Josie Furbershaw Katherine Hobbs Sophia Levin Fiona Maloney-McCrystle Sydney Molano

Class of ’14 Ayesha Bajwa Caroline Debs Campbell Field Ella Finley Stephanie Flamen + Sarah Hinstorff Sanah Imran + Gabriella Kaplan Hayley Korman + Natalie Occhipinti + Emily Richardson Norma Rodriguez Monica Taneja Camille Zelinger Class of ’15 Kelsey Auyeung Kris Auyeung Megan Colford Karina Gunadi Cameron Hill Heidi Katter Kathleen Kenealy Shea Ketsdever Jolena Ma Clare Maloney-McCrystle Anna Verwillow Wings Yeung Class of ’16 Anonymous (2) Mitra Assaderaghi Molly Ledwith Tiffany Madruga Elijah Thornburg Class of ’17 Anonymous Sara Bell Natalie Dean Grace Frome Madison Goldberg Rachel Gropper Ashley Hu Madison McClellan Katharine Shuman Claire Traum Risako Yang

Class of ’18 Aurelia Balkanski Sarah Booher Pauline Bromberg Jacqueline Isero Talia Kertsman Johanna Liaw Ria Sonecha Christie Westly Class of ’19 Katie Fearon Reese Ketsdever Lily Levin Sophia Nesamoney

+ Designates alumnae who are first-time donors

CAPA FALL GATHERING The Castilleja Alumnae Parent Association reunited in the Anita Seipp Art Gallery in Fall 2019

Gifts from Parents of Alumnae Gifts from Alumnae Parents attest to the lasting value of a Castilleja education and are instrumental in the success of our fundraising initiatives. Castilleja is grateful to these parents who continue to believe in and support our mission by investing in today’s students.

Paintbrush Society $25,000 and above

Alison and Edward Abbo Sybilla and Alexandre Balkanski

Tracy and Eric Hass In memory of Katherine Hass ’14

Gab and Thomas Layton Yan Liu and JieFu Zhang

Carol Blacutt-Underwood and

Becky Long and Ken Hirsch

Usha and Diaz Nesamoney

Brian Underwood

Heidi Hopper and Jeffrey Dean

Sarah and Greg Sands

Cindy and Evan Goldberg

Michele and Steve Kirsch

Polly Tam and Hsien-Chung Woo

Anonymous (2)

Suman Gupta and Thomas Kemp

Paula and Michael Rantz

Shirley Ely

Emily and Stephen Henn

Blair Walker Stratford ’56 and

Sheridan and David Foster

Jane Hsiao and Amr Razzak

The Glynn Family

Penny Meier and

Crimson Hues $10,000 - $24,999

Charitable Trust Maggie Pringle Grauer ’71HA

Gerry Stratford Mariko and Phillip Yang

Dr. James R. Meier Shirley and Mike Orsak

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Gifts from Parents of Alumnae continued Friends of Mary Lockey $5,000 - $9,999

Christine Costigan and Michael Snyder Karen Hoffman Gilhuly ’78 and Ned Gilhuly

Jennifer and Philip Kuhn

Barb and Gregory Rosston

Vicki and Peter LaBoskey

Iris Roth and David Nudell

Michèle Lamarre and

Lynn Seely and Tim Ditzler

Brent Townshend

Beth and Bob Shuman

Fortune Home Foundation

Claire and Matthew Ledwith

Britt and Eli Harari

Jeeyoon Lim and Jung Lee

William Onderdonk

Maria and Alexander Karsner

Lisa and David Merenbach

Cindy and Jeffrey Traum

Sally and John Katter

Denise and Mike Pope

Mark Vander Ploeg

Carola and Marcum Khouri

Miriam Rivera and Clint Korver

Eva Xu and Roy Wang

Allison Lewis Jacobs ’76

Priya and Raj Singh

Diana Sunshine and

1907 Association $1,000 - $4,999

Anonymous (3) Nahid Aliniazee and Kamal Ahmed Marianne Austin and

and Brian Jacobs

Kathleen and Scott Tandy

Nanci KauffmanHA and

April and George Triantis

Scott Kauffman

Nancy Wang and Joseph Yu

Yoko and Ted Kitayama

John Yau

Carol Barch

Marta Kosarchyn and Rob Lingley

Lisa and Winslow Yee

Adria and Beau Brown

Anne Biaggini Krattebol ’64

Anne CameronHA and

Jill LeeHA and Malcolm Hobbs

Alan AustinHA

Matt Cameron

Kris and Chris Loew

Anna and Tony Carrasco

Cecilia and Adrian Ma

Anita Chan and Sai Ho Yeung

Anne Flatland Macdonald ’80

Jeannette Cheng and David Spencer Victoria Chiongbian and Ramon Khu Nancy Flowers

and John C. Macdonald R Trigg McClellan M.D. Christina Hansen McClure ’71 and William McClure

and

Ted Andersson Cynthia Kaiser Floyd ’51 and William Floyd Jr. The Duane Family Lori and Randy Friedman Joyce Adams Hanna ’52 and Gerald Smith

Stacy and Michael Molano Nancy Ditz Mosbacher ’72 and Bruce Mosbacher Patricia and James Plummer Lilyana Prasetya and Peter Gunadi Barbara and George Roupe Lee Ann and Martin Shell

Marcia and Russ Hansen

Quintilla Shott Curran ’81

Conrad Herrmann

Tiffany and Robert Silva

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Dress Whites Club $250 - $999

Anonymous (3) Carolina and Paul Abbassi

Dr. Howard Sussman

Yvonne Karanas and

Janet Ditz Tarr ’76 and

William Fearon

Joyce and Thomas Anthony

Stacey and Robert Kertsman

Shellie and Peter Ashby

Jeanne Lowell and David Lowell

Helena and Richard Babb

Kathryn Moler and

Nancy Brown In honor of Bear CapronHA Kathy Burch

and Bill Burch

Carolyn and Gordon Davidson Sally Kuechler Debenham ’52

Lisa Voge-Levin and Peter Levin Suzanne and Robert Washburn

Henry Mourad Mariam Nayiny Radjy and

Brian Pennix

Bill Friedman

Susie and Jim Pickett

Barbara and Matthew Frome

Mary and Matthew Powell

Leslie and Jeffrey Green Patricia Hunter Gregory ’64 and Tod Gregory Elizabeth Harris ’77 and William Booher Elizabeth Kaplan In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Sarah Hinman Whittle ’86 and John Whittle

Nader Radjy

Constance and Adrian Dillon

Mary and Clinton Gilliland

Denis von Kaeppler

Steven Rosston

Mrunalini and Sanjay Patel

Jacqueline and Olivier Garreau

Hannah Valantine and

Doris MouradHA and

and Warren Debenham

In honor of Joan AdamsHA

William Tarr HA

Debra Ziegler Rosenberg ’73 and Stuart Rosenberg Lauren SchryveHA and Brian Schryver Beverly and Roy Shenfield Judy SleethHA and Walter Sleeth Kim Sommer Lillian Soohoo and Anthony Debs Linda Sue Little Strand ’76 and Don Strand

FUTURE ENGINEERS Bourn Lab Instructor Rob Morrill works with Middle School students

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Board Member David Scott and daughter Roxanna Scott ’20

Senior Surprise Picnic, March 2020

Gifts from Parents of Alumnae continued Class Ties Up to $249

Anonymous (5)

Yeshi Lama and

Kim and Laurence Akin

Tenzin Dingpontsawa

Nina and Rajiv Taneja Sally Tennyson

Robert Breakstone

Shonna and Doug Larson

Susan Coons and Thomas Sisson

Lolanda and Albert Mamiya

Alison Beach Cooper ’61 and

Beverly Marshall and Scott Taper

Buzz Thompson

Donna Lee McMaster ’83

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Tom Cooper Lisa Cooper Carlson and Erik Carlson

and Mark McMaster Cynthia and Raymond

Vivian and Douglas Crisman

McNaughton

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89 Holly ThompsonHA and

Karen TobeyHA and Tom Tobey Jenifer and Steve Turnbull Alicia Arzate and Antonio ValdiviasHA

Bev and Steve Docter

Frank Mueller

Lorrie Duval and David Cardinal

Sidney Ofsthun Mygatt ’60

Clare and Timothy Warner

Rhonda and Nigel Farrar

Heather Allen Pang ’84HA

Mary Ann Zetes and

Sherie Graysmark

and

Robin Graysmark

and Alex Pang Mary and Benjamin Pless

Terry Guice

Judy and Jeff Preefer

Xenia and Gary Hammer

Yesenia Larios and Paulo PugaHA

Elaine Hill

Teri RaffelHA

Margaret and Harvey Hinman

Eleanor Rakonitz

Susan and Herb Hinstorff

Candy Ramirez and Israel SotoHA

Susie Hwang and Matt Glickman

Janine Wenzel Reed ’79

Alicia Steinaecker Isero ’88 and Eric Isero

and Jeff Reed Mimi Richart and Matt Leary

Kathryn Jurosky and Kurt Finley

Koon-Ling and David Ring

Denise Kaufman ’64

Valerie Rynne

In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

Sue Beton Smith ’54

Maxine Kennedy

Heather and Ian Smith

Esther and David Kletter

Jamie SullivanHA and

In memory of Adina Kletter ’91

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Mark Bernstein

Peter Mazonson

Gifts from Employees Anonymous (19) Christina Appleberry Alicia Arzate and Antonio ValdiviasHA Kimberly BagnolaHA Josée BandHA and Stephen Band Sarah BarnumHA Kyle BarrigerHA Bethany Blackwell Elena Blanter Jenna Borrelli Caroline Brachet Lorraine Brown Kathy BurchHA and Bill Burch Debbie Camarena Anne CameronHA and Matt Cameron Tanya Campbell The Chapman Family Brandon Chapman Aurora ChavezHA Emily Clark Christina Courtney ’02HA Ahmed Elgasseir Mid FullerHA Heidi GallegosHA Forrest and Mari Gingold Sherie GraysmarkHA and Robin Graysmark Ann Greyson and Michael Cummings Anjelika Deogirikar Grossman ’00 Christina GwinHA Xenia and Gary Hammer Laura Hansen ’08 Tannis Hanson Erin and Floyd Holsinger

Jeanne Honig Megan Hutchin and Kley Gilbuena Nicholas Jerrold Maya and Sanjay Kapoor Nanci KauffmanHA and Scott Kauffman Lee Kerk Stacey and Robert Kertsman Sue KimHA Yesenia Larios and Paulo PugaHA Kathy and Glenn Layendecker Claire and Matthew Ledwith Jill LeeHA and Malcolm Hobbs Andy Lichtblau Hwai Lin Christine Loui Jeanne Lowell and David LowellHA Claire Mancini Laura Martinez Teresa Martinez Jeff Mayfield Evan McClain Gabrielle McColgan Jane McConnell ’81HA Emily and Doff McElhinney Mace McGinn Joelle Mourad Mitchell ’93 and Joseph MitchellHA Ellen Stewart Moore ’80 Jennifer and Robert Morrill Deepika Nabar Marlyn NegronHA Julie Nelson Jen O’Sullivan Julia and Dipo Odelowo Rigi Ortega Eugenie PaickHA

Heather Allen Pang ’84HA and Alex Pang Lea Pence Cassie Peters Susie and Jim Pickett Mary Jo Pruitt Daniel Puga Colin Quinton Maria Ramirez Candy Ramirez Jennifer Raterman Christiane RepellinHA Jonathan RockmanHA Valerie RossHA Lauren SchryverHA and Brian Schryver Jole Seroff Georgianna SheaHA Geraldine Shen Rebecca SherouseHA Kathleen Smith Israel SotoHA Teodora Valdivias Soto Christy StoryHA Karen Strobel Jamie SullivanHA and Mark Bernstein Elke Teichmann ’09 Maria Tejeda Josh Thurston-Milgrom Graham Toben Alyson Tom and Richard Chiburis Deborah TrillingHA Jenifer and Steve Turnbull Adriana Valdivias ’10 Bertha ValdiviasHA Brenda Villa Kristin WalterHA

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Gifts from Friends Judy RinoHA

Nicholas Hass

Anonymous Otelima Abraham Elizabeth Smegal Andersen In memory of Sara LaBoskey ’98 Penelope BlackHA

In memory of Katherine Hass ’14 Lisa Hazard and Tim Lynch

In memory of Sara LaBoskey ’98

Kim Kleiven Mary Ann and Ernest Lewis

Sturges ’75

Joan LonerganHA

Ann Criswell

and Floyd Criswell

In memory of Winnie Tse ’92 Michael Cummings Margaret Duflock Piper McDonald Evans In memory of Elizabeth Peters ’43 Saturnino Fanlo

In memory of Jennifer Ayres Deborah Smith

Sean Kirmani

In memory of Jacqueline HA

Lisa Shapiro

Ben Stanley In honor of Elizabeth Yin

Peter McCarthy

Lee Taubeneck

Patrice Metcalf

Annie and Cameron Turner

Breanne Metcalf

Judith WagnerHA

In memory of Katherine Hass ’14 Patricia Pietrzyk

In honor of Constance Richardson Hope Wagstaff

Blanca and Jose Pinedo The Plant Family

Gifts from Corporations and Foundations Anonymous (5) Airbnb Matching Gifts Program American Endowment Foundation Amgen Foundation

Kauffman Foundation Matching Gifts Program Leland & Kathleen Kaiser Charitable Foundation

Rotax Metals Salesforce Foundation Saw Island Foundation, Inc. Seattle Foundation

Apple Inc.

LinkedIn Matching Gifts Program

Spencer Foundation

Asurion

Marko Zaninovich, Inc.

Stephenson Foundation

Ayco Charitable Foundation

Microsoft

T.B. Walker Foundation

Bright Funds Foundation

Morgan Stanley & Co.

Tableau Matching Gifts Program

CDVSJ Foundation

National Institute for

Tableau Software Incorporated

Community Foundation of Western Nevada

Health Care Management, LLC Netflix Matching Gifts Program

The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation

Dell Giving

NT&T

Electronic Arts Outreach

Nvidia

eScrip

Pasadena Community Foundation

Genentech

PDL BioPharma

GGV Capital

PGE Employee Giving Campaign

The San Francisco Foundation

Gilhuly Family Foundation

Playstation Cares

The Stanley S. Langendorf

Hopper-Dean Foundation

Pritzker Traubert Family

IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program

Foundation Pure Storage

Intel Foundation

Qualcomm Matching Gift Program

Intel Matching Gifts Program

Richard J and Victoria T Agnich

Intuit Foundation Donation Matching Gift Program

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Foundation Roisman Henel + Adams LLP

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation The Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program

Foundation The Vanguard Group, Inc. VISA Givingstation Matching Gifts Program

GRANDPARENTS AND SPECIAL FRIENDS DAY Last November, Castilleja students welcomed their grandparents and special friends to join them on the Circle for an afternoon of entertainment, refreshments, and classroom visits.

Gifts from Grandparents Grandparents play a special role in our students’ lives—and so do their gifts to the school. Castilleja is grateful for their generous support. Joe Abbo Debbie and Alex Cheng

Joyce Adams Hanna ’52 and Gerald Smith

Librada Pacheco Sandy and Hal Slan

Patricia and Roger Crawford

Britt and Eli Harari

Nancy and Robert Smith

Alexis and John Dassios

Margaret and Harvey Hinman

Tom Stephenson

Sally Kuechler Debenham ’52

Barbara and Tony Hirsch

Judith Stephenson

and Warren Debenham Sally Eskenazi

Joyce Keil and Bill Halderman In memory of Stephanie Meier ’89

and Scott Harshbarger Schatze and Peter Thorp

Marie and Len Farano

Carol Long

Marilyn Wells

Jeffie Welsh Feakins ’64

Penny and Jim Meier

Linda Williams

Doris MouradHA and Henry Mourad

Beatrice and Benjamin Wong

Sandra and Jack Fine

Arlen O’Hara

Susan and Bruce Worster

Susan and John Fleming

B. E. Pacella

Ruth Yuan

and Nick Feakins

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Endowments, Scholarships, Restricted Funds, and Other Gifts Over the years, generous donors have established restricted funds at Castilleja to support specific programs or named scholarships. In 2019-20, their contributions supported ongoing projects like the Innovation Investment Fund, Senior Class Gift, The Katherine Hass Fellowship for Exploration, Empathy and Inclusion, and the Sara LaBoskey Scholar-Athlete Scholarship. Gifts to the following funds were made between July 1, 2019, and June 30, 2020. ROBOTICS

KATHERINE HASS ’14 FELLOWSHIP

Anonymous

GGV Capital

Jordan Fowler Bull ’13

Sean Kirmani

Margaret Duflock

Kim Kleiven

Ella Finley ’14

Anna and Andrew Leaver

Nicholas Hass

Julia Lee ’07

Tracy and Eric Hass

Cheri Leonard and Nabil Rabbani

Susan and Herb Hinstorff

Lisa and Glenn Solomon

Kathryn Jurosky and Kurt Finley

Ria Sonecha ’18

Breanne Metcalf

Caixia Zhang and Ye Meng

Patrice Metcalf

INNOVATION INVESTMENT FUND Esther and David Kletter

Camille Zelinger ’14 Mary Ann Zetes and Peter Mazonson

Colleen Yeates Marsh ’67

DITZ AND MOSBACHER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP

Kathleen Yeates ’66

Nancy Ditz Mosbacher ’72 and Bruce Mosbacher

Ramona Yeates ’43 GIFTS IN KIND

ELY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Shirley Ely

Christine O’Sullivan and James Bean Jill Ross Beres Laura Docter ’81

Alyssa Rieder and Eric Byunn HALFORD ENDOWMENT

JACQUELINE STURGES SCHOLARSHIP Penelope BlackHA JENNIFER AYRES SCHOLARSHIP Amy Rao and Harry Plant

Robin Halford

Lisa Shapiro

PEGGY MCKEEHA HISTORY - SOCIAL SCIENCE

KATHY WILLIAMS SCHOLARSHIP

CHAIR ENDOWMENT Jennifer Lee ’95 Dr. Howard Sussman TRAVEL ENDOWMENT Mary Speiser Judith Wagner

Kara Furlong ’03 Sydney Larson ’03 MEAGAN GUERIN MACDONALD SCHOLARSHIP Anne Flatland Macdonald ’80 and John C. Macdonald

BLAIR WALKER STRATFORD SCHOLARSHIP Blair Walker Stratford ’56 and Gerry Stratford

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NANCY FLOWERS SCHOLARSHIP Nancy FlowersHA and Ted Andersson

SARA LABOSKEY ’98 SCHOLAR-ATHLETE

CLASS OF 2020 CONNECTING CASTILLEJA

SCHOLARSHIP

COMMUNITY FUND

Anonymous

Anonymous (4)

Elizabeth and Robert Andersen

Irene Au and Bradley Horowitz

Vicki and Peter LaBoskey

Arunashree Bhamidpati and GD Ramkumar

Claire and Matthew Ledwith

Wendy and Gabriel Brenner

Lindsay Austin Louie ’98

Simone and Tench Coxe

Keri Yen Ng ’98

Zoe Crowder

Roisman Henel + Adams LLP

Emily and Carlos DeVitis

Kimberley Morris Rosen ’98

Erika and Kenneth Drazan

Abigail Thornburg Schmucker ’11

Kenna and Mark French

Deborah Smith

Jacqueline and Olivier Garreau

Kelly Schryver Steinhardt ’07

Lisa and Mitch Gevelber

STEPHANIE MEIER SCHOLARSHIP Anonymous (3) Heidi Stache Athas ’89 Patty Bardina ’89 Emily Bender ’89 Tara Desautels ’89 Melinda Hurst Dubroff ’89 Erica Wong Gibbons ’89 Roxy Navid Gribben ’89 Amy Walton Groome ’87 Julia Henderson ’89 Kasia Wilewski Hopewell ’89 Sharon Huntsman ’89 Kristin Ingram ’89 Linda Frenster Jackson ’87 Ann Douglas Jessen ’87 Elizabeth King ’87 Janet Tennyson Manzano ’89 Kristin Meier ’87 and Malcolm Fleschner Penny Meier and Dr. James R. Meier Christina Cooper O’Donnell ’89 Mandana Massiha O’Connor ’89 Christina Wray Olmsted ’89 Kendall Simpson Rohlen ’89

Rebecca Grant and Aram Lindahl Shari and Andrew Guggenhime Liz Horner and Mark Woollen Michele and Steve Kirsch Jennifer and Philip Kuhn Claire and Matthew Ledwith Kris and Chris Loew Jeanne Lowell and David LowellHA Kristin Meier ’87 and Malcolm Fleschner Sharon and Peter Nieh Shirley and Mike Orsak Laurie and Duco Pasmooij Tesha McCord Poe and Keith Poe Alyssa Rieder and Eric Byunn Erin and Edward Ross Wendy and Chang Row Leyla and David Scott Leia and Chunfeng Shen Carol Somersille and Eric Sibley Lillian Soohoo and Anthony Debs Suzanne and Joseph Sullivan Victoria Thorp and James Migdal Cathy and Don Williams Kate Li and Jianming Yu

Bonnie Rosenberg ’87 and Isaac Winer Julia Altrocchi Slatcher ’89 Hilary Simpson Strain ’89 Sally Tennyson Brooke Vermeer ’89

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SENIOR GIFT

THE CLASS OF 2020 Wearing traditional red dresses, the senior class celebrates their unshakable bond at the Fabulous Daughter Dinner Dance in October 2019.

Rising to the Challenge

THE CLASS OF 2020 LEAVES A MEANINGFUL LEGACY OF GENEROSITY AND LEADERSHIP Senior class gifts are usually decided upon after a process of research, discussion, and reflection. After all, it can take time for a group of roughly 60 people to select what they want their legacy at Castilleja to be. However, this was not the case for the Class of 2020. As their senior spring took unexpected turns with our campus closure, how they wanted to make an impact became crystal clear. Thus, the Class of 2020 COVID-19 Relief Fund took shape to support members of the Castilleja community who were impacted by the pandemic. The Senior Gift Committee members, Paulina Arguello, Athena Burrs-President, Alexa Crowder, Olivia French, Tevah Gevelber, Pari Goel, Riley Guggenhime, Kristen Kuhn, and Naomi Poe led this process, acknowledging that each and every member of their class had benefited from the gifts of past donors to enjoy speakers, Global Trips, and campus spaces like the Bourn Lab and the Fitness and Athletic Center. As in the past, several alums, including Kimberley Morris Rosen â&#x20AC;&#x2122;98 and Courtney Carter Charney â&#x20AC;&#x2122;97 offered challenge gifts to inspire giving. The Class of 2020 reached 100% participation, raising over $3,100 to support community members who are facing new challenges as a result of the pandemic. The funds are being used to cover everything 40 | Castilleja School

from grocery cards, to school supplies, to tuition assistance. Giving is something that Castilleja students are often asked to do in different ways, from the give-and-take that is involved in collaborative work, to the giving of themselves in the classroom, on the field, or on the stage. It is especially inspiring that throughout the many challenges our senior class faced last spring, they wanted their legacy to be one that would help alleviate some measure of the challenges faced by others in the Castilleja community. This is a truly meaningful legacy of generosity and leadership. In hopes of inspiring the Class of 2020 to begin a personal practice of annual giving to Castilleja, an anonymous alumna donor issued an additional challenge to the seniors. For every student who donated $20.20 to the gift fund, this donor would match those gifts and add an additional $20,200 in honor of the class. The seniors, in true Castilleja style through and through, rose to that challenge with enthusiasm. We are grateful for the generosity and inspiration of our donor. It is her dream to make an annual tradition of graduates inspiring seniors to give back to their alma mater. Is there another alum or group of alums out there who would like to continue this tradition by offering this challenge to the Class of 2021?

THANK YOU TO THE CLASS OF 2020 Anonymous (2)

Moorea Mitchell

Paulina Arguello

Veyra Naranjo

Anya Ayala

Georgia Nieh

Lillian Barnett

Megan Orsak

Emmeline Brenner

Mabelle Pasmooij

In honor of Julian Cortella

Nicole Pavlik

Athena Burrs-President

Sarah Pedley

In honor of Vince DaileyHA

Naomi Poe

Lauren Byunn-Rieder

In honor of Vince DaileyHA

Izzy Coxe

Ananya Ramkumar

Alexa Crowder

Bella Ramón

Emielyn Das

Piper Richardson

Emily Debs

Annabelle Ross

Anna DeVitis

Becca Row

Ally Dickson

Kareena Sandhu

Kayla Drazan

Meher Sandhu Roxana Scott

In honor of Jacqueline Heler Alexana Dubois

Lucia Shen

Christy Garreau

Lauren Sibley

Tevah Gevelber

Lauren Speiser

Pari Goel

Bridget Sullivan

Michal Goldstein

Lily Taylor

Riley Guggenhime

Bella Vandenberg

Alana Kaplinsky

Olivia Watson

Julia Kirsch

In honor of

Kristen Kuhn

Christiane RepellinHA Marie Williams

Charlotte Lamm

Sammy Wong

Elizabeth Ledwith In honor of Kimberly Bagnola

Floyd Woollen

In honor of Julia Odelowo

Cordelia Yu

In honor of Emily Clark Sophia Lindahl In honor of Tannis Hanson Toni Loew Sara Lowell In honor of Lea Pence Marisol Meier In honor of Stephanie Meier ’89 Eliza Migdal

MATCHING CONTRIBUTIONS Courtney Carter Charney ‘97 and Michael Charney Susan Suman Hindle ’53 and William Hindle Kimberley Morris Rosen ’98

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A FOUNDATION OF GIVING

Decade Club The Decade Club was founded in July 2012 to recognize members of the Castilleja community who have demonstrated a lasting commitment to the school by making gifts for 10 to 19 consecutive years. Their annual gifts provide the critical foundation for the excellence in academics, programs, and teaching that is the hallmark of a Castilleja education.

New Decade Club Members for 2019-20 Josee BandHA and Stephen Band

Xenia and Gary Hammer

Mimi Richart and Matt Leary

Katherine Bishop ’90

Debra Drake Hiraki ’72

Jole Seroff

Barbara and Matthew Frome

Becky Long and Ken Hirsch

Beth and Bob Shuman

Jacqueline and Olivier Garreau

Jane Hsiao and Amr Razzak

Cindy and Jeffrey Traum

Forrest and Mari Gingold

Colleen Yeates Marsh ’67

Eva Xu and Roy Wang

Cindy and Evan Goldberg

Shirley and Mike Orsak

Mariko and Phillip Yang

Leslie and Jeffrey Green

Laurie Davidson Phillips ’96

Kathleen Yeates ’66

Suman Gupta and Thomas Kemp

Denise and Mike Pope

Decade Club B.J. Lockhart Cowie ’54 and

Anonymous (19) Meredith Gillespie Alcock ’76 Nahid Aliniazee and Kamal Ahmed Coralie Allen

Nancy Cox and Kevin Harris

Katherine Gunderson ’02

Julie and Ken Crawford

Marcia and Russ and

Vivian and Douglas Crisman

Anjelika Deogirikar Grossman ’00 Elizabeth Grover

William Cowie Jr.

Russ Hansen

Elizabeth and Robert Andersen

Shannon De La CruzHA

Britt and Eli Harari

Joyce and Thomas Anthony

Barbara Deméré ’77HA

Elizabeth Harris ’77 and

Jeanne Appelget

Constance and Adrian Dillon

Julie and Buddy Arnheim

Laura Docter ’81

Merrilee Harris

Kimberly BagnolaHA

Karen and Michael Dreyfus

Mary Wilbur Ives Harrison ’46

Sarah Barnum

Michele and Harry Elam

Melanie Hatchell

Kyle BarrigerHA

Alicia Fang Fang ’92

Dianna Herrmann

Linda and Don Bogue

Rhonda and Nigel Farrar

Elaine Hill

Joyce Bogner Bohn ’72

Jeffie Welsh Feakins ’64

Susan and Herb Hinstorff

Susan and Kirk Bostrom

Dana and Anthony Fenwick

Bryan HoardHA

Bill Broach

Karen and Andrew Fisher

Heidi Hopper and Jeffrey Dean

Hannah Brooks and

Nancy Fletcher ’62

Su Hwang and Matthew Glickman

Mid FullerHA

Christine Phan and Mir Imran

Nancy Brown

Ericka Fur and Selwyn Goldberg

Carol Karp and Victor Glushko

Adria and Beau Brown

Dianne and Charles Giancarlo

Susanna and Gordon Kass

Laura Bushnell ’84

Jean Gillon, MD ’69

Heather and Deglin Kenealy

Carla Cassani

Lata and Vab Goel

Maxine Kennedy

Anita Chan and Sai Ho Yeung

Sherie Graysmark

Gabriel Zubizarreta

Jennifer Dinsmore Clegg ’98

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Robin Graysmark

and

William Booher

Jaynie and William Kind Michele and Steve Kirsch

Elizabeth and Martin Korman

Mary and Benjamin Pless

Kathryn and Eric Verwillow

Anne Biaggini Krattebol ’64

Patricia and James Plummer

Dareld Vestal

Alicia La Fetra and

Catherine Zerboni Popovici ’84

Diana Villegas ’66

Lilyana Prasetya and

Lisa Voge-Levin and Peter Levin

Frank La Fetra Jr.

Ann WagenhalsHA and Peter Chen

Peter Gunadi

Vicki and Peter LaBoskey Michèle Lamarre and

Yesenia Larios and Paulo Puga

Judith WagnerHA

Susan Purdy Pelosi and

Kristin WalterHA

Brent Townshend

Nancy Wang and Joseph Yu

Louis Pelosi

Lynne Lampros ’85

Clare and Timothy Warner

Jill Brakovec Laorr ’81

Teri RaffelHA

Sydney Larson ’03

Candy Ramirez and Israel Soto

Claire and Matthew Ledwith

Paula and Michael Rantz

Kristen Leep ’99

Amy Rao and Harry Plant

Michelle and Jiayi Li

Christiane RepellinHA

Hsiaoling Liao and Eric Huang

Barbara Davis Reynolds ’72

Gina and Bob Wulff

Erika Lim ’77

Kim Roberts ’83

Virginia and Johnny Yau

Maria and Keng Lim

Jonathan Rockman

Mary Chandler Lippitt ’53

Mary Rose and Chris Rose

Karen Mah Lockwood ’85

Debra Ziegler Rosenberg ’73 and

Michael Gropper Sarah Hinman Whittle ’86 and John Whittle

Kritika Yegnashankaran ’94

Stuart Rosenberg

Joan LonerganHA Jeanne Lowell and David Lowell

Valerie RossHA

Lisa Hazard and Tim Lynch

Barb and Gregory Rosston

Laura Dennis MacLean ’90

Marieke and Jeffrey Rothschild

Anne Maloney and

Valerie Rynne

Patrick McCrystle

Lisa Shapiro

Robin and Karl May

Karen Smith Shaw ’72

Jane McConnell ’81HA

Georgianna SheaHA

Kristin Meier ’87 and

Lee Ann and Martin Shell

Malcolm Fleschner

Quintilla Shott Curran ’81

Joelle Mourad Mitchell ’93 and

Heather and Ian Smith

Sonia Moroder and David Teichmann Mariam Nayiny Radjy and Nader Radjy

* Deceased

Bill SmootHA Kim Sommer Lillian Soohoo and Anthony Debs Sarah Rakonitz Stein ’87 Christy StoryHA

Doreen and Nels Nelsen

Helen Floyd Sullivan ’82

Shana NistlerHA

Jamie SullivanHA and Mark Bernstein

Grace and John O’Malley

Lani Takano and Jim Kotcher

Michele Ono and George Choi

Kathleen and Scott Tandy

Shames Panahi and

Holly ThompsonHA and

Gus Malekmadani

service to Castilleja

Deborah Smith

Marlyn NegronHA

Peggy Fitzgerald Nute ’55

Indicates 10+ years of

Rebecca SherouseHA

Lisa and David Merenbach HA

Martha Seaver and Scott Walecka

Sandra and Joseph Martignetti

Joseph Mitchell

Lynn Westphal and

Buzz Thompson

Mrunalini and Sanjay Patel

Kristin and Paul Vais

Ismenia PereiraHA

Bertha ValdiviasHA

Amy Rao and Harry Plant

Mark Vander Ploeg

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Margarita Espinosa Society The Margarita Espinosa Society was founded in October 2010 to honor members of the Castilleja community who have demonstrated a sustained commitment to the school by making gifts for 20 or more consecutive years. The consistent support of these donors has enabled Castilleja to remain at the forefront of women’s education, and their generosity and continued support of the school is deeply appreciated.

New Members of the Margarita Espinosa Society Jeanne Lowell and Dave LowellHA

Maxine D. Kennedy

Jeffie Feakins

Paulo Puga

Margarita Espinosa Society Anonymous (3)

Arlayne Overfelt Fifer ’49

Libby Swindells Hulsey ’80

Joan AdamsHA

Caroline Chickering Fish ’50

Sharon Huntsman ’89

Nancy Allen ’86

Jamie Flaxman ’81

Allison Lewis Jacobs ’76 and

Constance Atterbury ’66

Sara Hutchison Fleischer ’72

Marianne Austin and

Cynthia Kaiser Floyd ’51 and

Alan Austin

William Floyd Jr.

Brian Jacobs Nanci KauffmanHA and Scott Kauffman

Helena and Richard Babb

Susan Friedman

Denise Kaufman ’64

Rebecca Barham ’60

Bill Friedman

Michele Wray Khateri ’87

Jacqueline Glynn Brandin ’85

Cathy Friedman ’78 and

Felicia Paik Kim ’84

Kathy BurchHA and Bill Burch Anne Cameron

and

Matt Cameron Susan Moths Carpenter ’72

Esther and David Kletter

Jon Duane Juliet Messimer Gede ’68 Karen Hoffman Gilhuly ’78 and Ned Gilhuly

In memory of Adina Kletter ’91 Laura Kelly Kroger ’82 Diane Saunders Lake ’50

Dan ChapmanHA

Mary and Clinton Gilliland

Jill LeeHA and Malcolm Hobbs

Isobel Christensen

Barbara and John Glynn

Barbara Leep ’61

Maren Christensen ’79

Maggie Pringle Grauer ’71HA

Elizabeth Leep ’81

Elizabeth and Nicholas Clinch

Patricia Hunter Gregory ’64

Joan Davies Loughlin ’50

Alison Beach Cooper ’61 and Tom Cooper

and Tod Gregory Elizabeth Guice ’91

Cary Golub Lurie ’64 Anne Flatland Macdonald ’80

Ann CriswellHA and Floyd Criswell

Terry Guice

Janet Mauel Cronk ’64

Christina Gwin

Lolanda and Albert Mamiya

Carolyn and Gordon Davidson

Joyce Adams Hanna ’52 and

Marcy Mamiya ’90

Sally Kuechler Debenham ’52 and Warren Debenham

and John C. Macdonald HA

Gerald Smith Maureen McPartland Hardy ’78

Jeanne and Peter Mandell Jeannine MarstonHA and Ted Marston

Leslie Widrow Derbin ’78

Sally Stewart Harris ’76

Ann Brookman Dey ’63

Belle Clegg Hays ’42

Megan Ruder Martinelli ’80

Bev and Steve Docter

Michelle Riches Helvey ’84

Peggy McKeeHA and Ted McKee

Jeanne Floyd Downs ’80

Margaret and Harvey Hinman

Karen Lee McKee ’67

Anne Spaulding Draeger ’71

Diana Gregory Horner ’91

Donna Lee McMaster ’83

Shirley Ely

Penny HowellHA

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and Mark McMaster

A DAY IN THE LIFE Upper School students lounge on the Circle, February 2020

Penny Meier and

Constance RichardsonHA

Andrea Amdahl Taylor ’86

Judy RinoHA

Michelle Evans Tin ’84

Wendy Pohlman Mickle ’63

Nancy Schumacher Rosenthal ’72

Karen TobeyHA and Tom Tobey

Cynthia Swanson Miller ’64

Barbara and George Roupe

Deborah TrillingHA

Marilyn Senn Moll ’47

Lauren SchryverHA and

Barbara Most Weissman, MD ’72

Dr. James R. Meier

Katherine Morris ’86 Nancy Ditz Mosbacher ’72 and Bruce Mosbacher Doris Mourad

and

Brian Schryver

Lynn Armstrong Winkel ’52

Mrs. Edwin A. Seipp Jr.

Linda Yates ’80 and Paul Holland

Anita Seipp ’71

Theo Kate Scott Zaninovich ’60

Barbara Moths Sheffels ’76

and Marko Zaninovich

Judy SleethHA and Walter Sleeth

Gail Wilson Zetter ’64

Sidney Ofsthun Mygatt ’60

Sue Beton Smith ’54

Holly Varian Zuklie ’86

Eugenie PaickHA

Helia SousaHA and Joao SousaHA

Heather Allen Pang ’84HA and

Honor Berger Spitz ’62

Henry Mourad

Alex Pang Annie Roberts Peterson ’85 and Stephen Peterson

Dr. Laura Stemmle and Dr. Donald Stemmle Joy Fulton Stiefel ’73

Margot Heersema Phillips ’52

Hilary Simpson Strain ’89

Lynn Anderson Poole ’78

Linda Sue Little Strand ’76

Arturo Puga

Eleanor Rakonitz Elizabeth Sellman Redman ’63

Indicates 10+ years of service to Castilleja

* Deceased

and Don Strand Blair Walker Stratford ’56 and Gerry Stratford

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Circle Society Planned gifts provide Castilleja with the ability to think strategically about the school’s future. The Circle Society is a group of individuals and families who have included Castilleja in their estate plans via a planned gift or bequest intention. Anne Flatland Macdonald ’80

Annonymous (5)

Onyet Geer *

The Estate of James E.

Dianne and Charles Giancarlo

Harrold, Jr. Marianne Austin and Alan Austin

Jean Gillon, MD ’69

Martha Robbins Macdonald ’39

The Glynn Family

Christina Hansen McClure ’71

Charitable Trust

and John C. Macdonald

and William McClure

Rhodelia Smith Bailey ’57

Maggie Pringle Grauer ’71HA

Cynthia McGeoch

Susan BarkanHA

Elizabeth Grover

Penny and Jim Meier

Kyle BarrigerHA

Diane Guinta and Paul Goldstein

Sally Mein ’33

Jhumki Basu (dec) ’94

Cynthia and John Gunn

Sharon and Stan Meresman

Elizabeth Milne Baum ’81

Lottie Gutterman *

Sally Millard Trust *

Jean Halford

Patricia Timby Moore ’41 *

Joyce Adams Hanna ’52

Cheryl and John Nelson

and Brandon Baum Ellen Berger * Randall Bolten

and Gerald Smith

Sharon Nelson-Barber

Susan and Kirk Bostrom

Sue Holzman Hanna ’57

Deborah Behl Boucher ’99

Barbara and John Hanna

Ruth Bradford *

Augusta Harrold *

Nancy Brown

Virginia Harroun *

Evelyn Carey Niebel *

Kathy BurchHA and Bill Burch

Talat and Kamil Hasan

Genevieve Wickstrom Noone ’23

Margaret Carver *

Betsy Hawley and

Sally Offutt and Casper Y. OffuttHA

Eleanor Williston Caughlan ’56

Stephen Hawley

and Wayne Barber Eliane NeukermansHA and Armand Neukermans

Brian Pennix

Adaline Dinsmore Chapman ’17 *

Pamela Hawley ’87

Mrs. Roberta Plummer *

Allen Chickering *

Barbara and William Hazlett

Myrtle Potter

Isobel Christensen

Jeanne Heise

Margaret Raffin

Tate Cohn

Penny HowellHA

Nancy Schumacher Rosenthal ’72

Robert Cohn

Libby Swindells Hulsey ’80

Julie Satake Ryu and Edwin Ryu

Elizabeth Corneliussen ’45 *

Mrs. Frances Jackson *

Mrs. Edwin A. Seipp Jr.

Colette and Kim Cranston

Hildy Jarman

Rudy DeCaminada *

Darcie Johnson ’88

Muriel McKevitt Sonne ’31

Barbara Deméré ’77

Jon Johnson *

Susanne SparksHA

Nanci KauffmanHA and

Denise Manuck St.

Bev and Steve Docter Madeline Ehrman ’60 *

Scott Kauffman

Teruko Smith

Angelo-Stiles ’69 Linda Sue Little Strand ’76

Shirley Ely

Garner and Larry Kelly

Bill Epperley

Jaynie and William Kind

Molly Farmin *

Betty Place Kirby ’31

Karen and Andrew Fisher

Victoria and Paul Kojola

Susan Smith Flesher ’76

Susan and Roger Kokores

Rosemary and Tom Tisch

Veronica and Kenneth Kornberg

Caroline Trotter ’69

Edith Fullerton Lally ’16

Mark Vander Ploeg

and Jack Flesher Cynthia Kaiser Floyd ’51

and Don Strand Robert Sturges * and Helen Sturges *

Martha Faull Lane ’20

Sarah King Wilmer ’58

Steven Franklin

Elizabeth Leep ’81

Gail Wilson

Bill Friedman

Joan Lonergan

Nancy and Philip Young

Susan Friedman

Constance Fout Lynch ’37 *

and William Floyd Jr.

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* Deceased

Disclaimer The 2019-2020 Annual Report includes all gifts received between July 1, 2019, and June 30, 2020. Please accept our sincere apologies for any inadvertent omissions, and contact us with corrections: Advancement Department, (650) 470-7744 or cch0@castilleja.org.

Make a gift at castilleja.org/give.

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BEHIND THE SCENES

Volunteers of Castilleja (2019–20) Thank you to all our generous and thoughful parent volunteers. The impact of your work benefits each and every one of our students, faculty, and programs. ANNUAL FUND VOLUNTEERS CO-CHAIRS Suman Gupta Linda McGeever Sarah Sands

CLASS OF 2026 Stephanie Chen, Team Lead Patricia Dassios, Team Lead Marcie Farano Arthur Fu Yidrienne Lai Amy Redell Jason Yip CLASS OF 2025 Suman Gupta, Team Lead Maisie O’Flanagan, Team Lead Cindy Chen Rita Walia Tracy Watt CLASS OF 2024 Jean Chiang, Team Lead Julie Tsang, Team Lead Sarah Sands Ming Yeh Amanda Zeitlin

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CSA EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP CLASS OF 2023 Gerri Bock, Team Lead Mark Birman Monika Cheney Nandini Cherian Victoria O’Hara Melanie Vinson

President Kim Monsalve

VP/President Elect Nayna Kaushek US Parent Resource Chair Kristin Goldman

CLASS OF 2022 Stephanie Day, Team Lead Nipa Sheth, Team Lead Gabe Brenner Ed Chan Mia Rocha

MS Parent Resource Chair Tiffany Silva Communications Chair Victoria Chiongbian

CLASS OF 2021 Suzanne O’Brien, Team Lead Linda McGeever, Team Lead Noriko Honda Indira Sahiwal Glenn Solomon CLASS OF 2020 Irene Au, Team Lead Tara Kaplinsky Michele Kirsch Alyssa Rieder Lillian Soohoo

Volunteer Recruitment Chair Jennifer Heinemann Recording Secretary Stephanie Day

Treasurer Susan Mensinger Parent Education, Inclusion, and Engagement Sabah Mirza

TEAM SPIRIT

The Advancement Team DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT Sue KimHA DIRECTOR OF ALUMNAE ENGAGEMENT Lauren Heysse DATABASE AND CAMPAIGN SERVICES MANAGER Celia Cho DIRECTOR OF EVENTS AND PARENT ENGAGEMENT Ellen Stewart Moore ’80 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN MANAGER Geraldine Shen

The Communications Team DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS & COMMUNITY RELATIONS Lorraine Brown ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS Emily McElhinney COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER Elke Teichmann ’09 SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER AND WEBMASTER Tanya Campbell

The Annual Report was written and produced by Emily McElhinney with graphic design by consultant Kris Loew P’18 P’20, photography by Elke Teichmann ’09, and direction from Lorraine Brown.

Special Thanks: We appreciate the many contributors to this report, including Nanci KauffmanHA, Sue KimHA, Anjali Pichai P’21, Sarah Sands P’16, P’19, P’24, Cindy Goldberg P’17, Ken Hirsch P’17 P’19 P’26, Stacey Kertsman, Jamie SullivanHA, Terry Young, Bryan Valek, Julian Cortella, Mary Jo Pruitt, Kelly Conway ’90, and the family of Adrienne (Hiscox) Mitchell ’44. We also thank the Castilleja students, faculty, and staff who shared their work, smiles, and support.

Board of Trustees 2019-20

Administration Leadership Team

Mary Speiser, Chair

Aileen Lee

Nanci KauffmanHA Head of School

Jim Bean

David Merenbach

Tony Carrasco

Kim Monsalve

Kathy Layendecker Associate Head for Finance and Operations

Steve Dowling

Shanti Perkins ’90

Josée BandHA Dean of Curriculum and Innovation

John Giannandrea

Anjali Pichai

Cindy Goldberg

Amy Rao

Lorraine Brown Director of Communications and Community Relations

Lori Goler

Alyssa Rieder

Kathy BurchHA Chief of Staff

Theresia Gouw

Mia Rocha

Anne CameronHA Head of Middle School

Odette Harris

Sarah Sands

Saima Hasan ’04

David Scott

Stacey Kertsman Dean of Equity Education and Social Impact

Ken Hirsch

Pratima Sethi ’94

Sue KimHA Director of Advancement

Heidi Hopper

Eugenie Van Wynen

Nanci KauffmanHA

Elizabeth Yin ’00

Jill LeeHA Director of Admission, Tuition Assistance, and Summer Programming

Michele Kirsch

Jianming Yu

Jim Pickett Head of Upper School

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VIEW360 BELONGING AT CASTILLEJA

SENIOR GIFT THE CLASS OF 2020 RISES TO THE CHALLENGE

BEYOND THE CIRCLE GIFTS FROM ALUMNAE AND OUR COMMUNITY

LEGACY DONORS DECADES OF GIVING

ANTIRACISM LEADERSHIP TEACHING AND LEARNING ANTIRACISM

GAME TIME CASTILLEJA ATHLETICS RETURN

STEEP IN STEM CASTILLEJA MEETS THE GROWING INTEREST IN ENGINEERING

LEADERSHIP GIVING RECOGNIZING OUR GENEROUS COMMUNITY

LEADERSHIP PROFILE VISIONARY PARTNERS CINDY GOLDBERG AND KEN HIRSCH

WAYS TO GIVE KELLY CONWAY ’90 GIVES BACK THROUGH ESTATE PLANNING

GOING THE DISTANCE DISTANCE LEARNING

PARENTS ANNUAL FUND ACKNOWLEDGING GIFTS FROM PARENTS