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HEAD OF SCHOOL
Summary
Message
Income
24%
2010 - 2011
Programs 75%
$2,928,127
Programs $2,207,806
75%
Fundraising $380,558
13%
Management $339,763
12%
NOTE: Audited financial statement for fiscal year ending June 30, 2011.
Jill Angelo
Kathy Elser
Gale Picker
Sandy Aslanian, Secretary
Sharon Hammel
Heather Redman
Brenda Bauer, Chair
Liz Hilton
Heather Singh, Chair Elect
Joan Beauregard
Liz Marzolf, Vice Chair
Barbara Sparks
Sarah Boden, Treasurer
Kristin Merlo
Lea Vaughn
Carla Corkern, adjunct
Edie Middleton
Erica Watson
Todd Curtis
Moss Patashnik, adjunct
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2010 - 2011
• DONATE TIME & TALENT Please contact Fleur at 206.709.2228 ext 1920 for volunteer opportunities.
13% Fundraising
Expenses
• MAKE A ONE-TIME OR MONTHLY DONATION Gifts can be made via check payable to Seattle Girls’ School. You can also make a secure gift at www.seattlegirlsschool.org/donate
Expenses 12% Mgmt.
This past summer, I joined colleagues from girls’ schools from across the nation in celebrating 20 years of work by the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools. I raised a glass and toasted progress, but I also asked the question, “How much more work is left to be done?” Has our campaign to empower young women been successful?
A 21st Century Leader The full empowerment of our students requires a complex curriculum, one that highlights 21st century skills that will prepare them for present and future success in areas such as: • Critical thinking and problem solving
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If you share our passion for educating and empowering young people – especially middle school girls – we invite you to engage with us in our second decade and participate in expanding the reach of our mission.
Janice Marsters
Fauna Doyle
Lorraine Barrick & Paul Maybee ♥
Our current Strategic Plan has not only helped us articulate what we have accomplished in our first decade, but it also provides a way forward informed by visionary leadership.
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Jeff Bye
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While our school is young, it is wise beyond its years. Founded in 2001, we were fully accredited by the Pacific Northwest Association of Independent Schools (PNAIS) in 2008. Today, we are a thought leader in girls’ education both regionally and nationally. Our leadership is rooted in our innovative approach to teaching and learning and in our willingness to advocate for the middle years – the middle really does matter. Finally, our commitment to redefining rigor and making certain we prepare students for their future and not our past speaks to our continued commitment to our empowerment campaign.
Gabriela & Daniel Gullino
Agnes Govern & Mary Peterson
Anne Payne Barker
The Rinne Foundation ♥ 4
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While more women than men are entering colleges and universities, research from the American Association of University Women (AAUW) suggests men “out-perform” women in many areas – especially in the sciences and in technology. Evidence suggests issues of confidence rather than issues of competence as the reason for the disparity. Women also must create space for themselves in many male dominated fields. Where are the allies? Male engagement in ending sexism is needed now more than ever. My first year as Head of School has affirmed the need for all of us to work in concert. I feel very fortunate to be part of a community that recognizes this need and works toward short-term as well as long-term solutions as we seek to empower our students.
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Joan M. Wright Michelle Yang Leonard A. Yerkes, III Rebecca Young & Ed Bland Judge Mary Yu Jane Zalutsky & Mark Kantor
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Fresh Brewed Herbal Coffee A delicious blend of chicory and dandelion
2.50/3.00
Gold Country Chai-Darjeeling tea with ginger and spice
2.50/3.00
Silver Sierra Chai A creamy Breakfast Assam flavored with spices
2.50/3.00
Pot of Tea Ask to see our tea menu. Includes a refill
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4.95/person
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661-B Newcastle Road Newcastle, CA 95658
1.50
COLD Iced Tea
1.50/2.00
Herbal Iced Tea
(Next to Denny’s)
1.50/2.00
Kombucha Tea
3.00
Energy Drink
3.00
Soda (bottle)
1.50
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g finin Rede iddle the M ool Explorer West Middle Sch nce School offers rigorous e ri Expe academics and a diverse range of enrichment Highlights programs in a small, vibrant learning • 6th – 8th grade collaborative learning environment. With a special emphasis on environment with small class sizes. the character growth of each student, the • PNAIS accredited school that meets the program fosters confidence and discovery.
How to Apply Please visit Explorer West’s web site for more information about Admissions or to apply on-line. Claudia Rose, Director of Admission, is also available to answer any questions at:
highest standards for independent schools.
206.935.0495 or claudiar@explorer-west.org
Located in West Seattle, the school’s award-winning sustainability and outdoor education programs inspire adolescents to learn how they can positively impact their environment and community. Explorer West graduates become leaders who flourish, both academically and socially, at the high schools of their choice.
• Faculty and staff committed to the school’s mission and working with middle school students. • Award-winning Sustainability program. • Outdoor education and leadership skill development. • Providing high school preparatory success since 1996. • Newly expanded facility in West Seattle.
Mission Statement 10015 28th Ave SW Seattle, WA 98146
Explorer West Middle School embraces the energy and enthusiasm of diverse young people on the journey to adulthood by fostering confidence and discovery. Offering the benefits of a small learning community, Explorer West views the complexity of adolescence as a unique window of opportunity to develop the academic, creative, and social skills required for a sustainable future.
VISIT US! www.explorer-west.org
Explorer West Middle School does not discriminate in any admissions, financial aid or hiring on the basis of age, color, creed, disability, national or ethnic origin, race, religion, sex or sexual orientation.
10015 28th Ave SW Seattle, WA 98146
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• Economically diverse student body through financial aid and endowment programs.
A few ways that Explorer West “redefines the middle school experience.” • Small learning community designed to help adolescents thrive – Fostering confidence and discovery in adolescence through core academics (math, science, English, Latin, history, music, art, drama), extra-curricular athletics, peer/mentor-based advisory groups and outdoor education program. • Academic achievement and preparation for future learning – Rigorous academics in a small, individualized and supportive environment so that students can attend and prosper at the high schools of their choice. • Civic responsibility and community involvement - Engaging students through the Sustainability curriculum, environmental stewardship efforts, and hands-on community volunteerism.
Quick Facts
Enrollment *
Curriculum: We offer a full high school preparatory program that includes Music (instrumental and vocal), Art, Drama, History/Global Studies, English, Latin, Math, Science and PE.
Enrollment: 95 students from 32 different feeder schools
Outdoor Education: In three years at Explorer West, students will develop skills such as:
Average number of students per classroom: Student/faculty ratio:
• Minimum Impact and Leave No Trace camping practices
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Financial Aid/Diversity *
• Map reading, navigation skills and basic first aid • Leadership and cooperation • 30 days spent outdoors in three years Sustainability: It is central to the mission and influences curriculum, community outreach, facilities management, student leadership, fundraising events, community partnerships, and more. Explorer West has been honored both regionally and nationally as a leader in the field of Sustainability initiatives and curriculum.
Percent of students receiving financial aid:
25%
Aid as percentage of Total Tuition Revenue:
17%
Students of Color:
24%
Faculty/Staff of color:
29%
Other Things to Know • Three years of Latin • 90 laptops available for student research • Mixed-grade level Advisories • Native plant and vegetable garden • Seven different sports teams • 8th grade trip to Rome, Italy (optional) • After school care and clubs • Study hall available during school day • Over 50% of all students car pool • Community service projects * Based on 2012-13 school year. Updated information is available in the FAQ section of web site.
Lead. Explore. Discover.
Evan Hundley Head of School
10015 28th Ave SW Seattle, WA 98146 evanh@explorer-west.org
10015 28th Ave SW Seattle, WA 98146
P: 206.935.0495 F: 206.932.7113 www.explorer-west.org
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Re-design of Explorer West Middle School’s brochure, letterhead, envelopes, business cards, and note cards.
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Annual Report 2011 • 2012 2
2012 - 2013 Financials
Farewell to the 8th Grade
Financial Overview
What’s Next for the Class of 2013 – High Schools
Year Ending June 30, 2013 Percentage of Tuition Allocated to Financial Aid
Unrestricted Revenue: Tuition and Fees Fund Raising Release of Restricted Funds Other Total Unrestricted Revenue
86% 6% 7% 1% 100%
$1,499,000 $105,000 $125,000 $23,000 $1,752,000
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Kennedy High School Alena Friedrich Maya Friedrich Claire Bergenholtz Erin Neal Graham Palmer Isabella LaForte Jackson Rockowitz Pete Neal Quinn Gerberding Reed Ellis Spencer Walden
Roosevelt High School Jeremy Schroeter
Mt. Rainier High School Ben Weisman
Vashon High School Liam Bleck
The Northwest School Emery Hirschfeld-Smith Finnley Kafer Katie Vick Maya Leversee
West Seattle High School Gian Savvides
Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences Barkot Efuye Kellen O’Brien Seattle Preparatory High School Kenji Kurose University Prep David Gonzalez Vivian Voth
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Cocktails & Hors D’oeuvres, Silent & Live Auction, Dinner, Dancing with DJ Music
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Design of Westside School’s auction fundraiser promotional pieces: Auction logo, letterhead, sponsorship packet, on-line invite and banners, 10 posters, raffle tickets, and auction catalog. The 10 posters featured different children, depicting Westside School’s diversity and joyful learning.
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Details /restrictions on each item are posted in the Westside Office. Westside Dollars cannot be redeemed for cash. Drawing to be held at the Westside Auction on March 31, 2012. Winner need not be present to win. (Please indicate choice at left.) Please make checks payable to Westside School.
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Tables 25% off, Chairs 25% off for 4 or more. Add a buffet to the group and save 30% off that piece
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HARDWOOD DRESSERS & MEDIA CABINETS Locally made-to-order 20% off
ALL FURNITURE 20% off storewide & by special order
DECORATE ENTERTAIN GIVE SPONSORS HERE • PEGGY NELSEN GRAPHIC DESIGN • GARDEN BOWL, LINDA THORSON DESIGN
Capers Fall Sale. Based on this theme designs included digital email blasts, multiple in-store posters, bag stuffers, merchandise tags and table top signage.
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2012 WEST SEATTLE garden tour
Two contest entries for the 2012 West Seattle Garden Tour.
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• SPONSORS HERE • poster design: Peggy Nelsen Graphic Design
Design of TradeCraft logo, Tech-data sheets and various concrete bag packaging. These products were a subsidiary under the Pakmix pro-line company. I was then hired to re-design the Pakmix logo as well as numerous product labels, tech-data sheets and concrete bags.
As a shameless self promotion, each year pretending to be a not so obsessed Martha Stewart, I create a new product to be doled out among the deserving. I concoct, design, illustrate and package.
Contact 206 419 6294
pegnelsen@comcast.net