BETWEEN MAPLE Presidio Hill School Impact Report 2022-2023
AND CHERRY
a unique and special place
Presidio Hill School is the oldest, continuously operating progressive school in the western United States. We have been true to our values for over a century. Our mission statement draws on a foundation created by previous mission statements and describes our purpose, identifies what we hope for our students and families, and defines progressive education at PHS. OUR MISSION Dedicated to progressive education since 1918, Presidio Hill School challenges young people to imagine, inquire, and create. Our students engage San Francisco and The Presidio as an extended classroom and become empowered learners who are responsible, committed to justice, and optimistic about the future.
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CORE VALUES The Presidio Hill School ABC’S are the school’s guiding principles and inform curriculum, socialemotional learning, and interpersonal interactions: All are Welcome We believe in equity, diversity, inclusion, justice, and belonging We believe in the dignity of every person We respect each person’s right to be themselves We treat all people fairly, safely, and with respect Be Curious and Engaged We are fully present and prepared We approach our learning with a beginner’s mind We are on topic and on task We make connections with our learning, with others, and with life We work well with others while taking ownership of our learning and actions Care for Self and Others We are honest and act with integrity We show empathy and compassion for others We look for the good in ourselves and others We create a safe and brave space for people to share We respect the established rules and values of our community
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT As a PHS community, we honor the Traditional Custodians of the unceded land on which we gather, and recognize their connection to land, water, all living creatures, and community. Our school is located on the traditional lands of the Ramaytush Ohlone People. We pay our respect to their community - past, present, and future.
Seek Understanding We show interest and ask questions We “try on” and lean into challenges as we seek solutions We share, listen, and learn from others We consider intent and impact and notice how we have affected others We acknowledge, repair, and restore when needed
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Presidio Hill School has been an integral part of the San Francisco landscape, situated between Maple Street and Cherry Street in Presidio Heights, for well over a century. Our institution’s history is intertwined with the rich tapestry of this unique locale. In this report, we delve into the deep connection between our school and the vibrant neighborhood it calls home. As you navigate through the pages of this document, you’ll discover how our school has not only thrived within this historic area but has also played a pivotal role in shaping its character. From preserving the traditions of the past to embracing the opportunities of the future, we invite you to explore the story of a school firmly anchored between two iconic streets, Maple and Cherry, in the heart of San Francisco.
2022-2023 Administration Lisa Jeli, Head of School Tony Cifra, Lower School Director & Director of CPE Apprentice Program Kelly Dees, Director of Admission & Flexible Tuition Sarah Gaffney, Director of Marketing & Communications Adrienne Moon, Director of Development Tony Morgan, Director of Finance & Operations James Wygant, Middle School Director & Secondary School Counselor
2022-2023 Parent & Guardian Association Leadership Team Jennifer Fan, Co-Chair Ashley Tevatia, Co-Chair Stephanie Denzer, Room Rep Liaison Jeska Dzwigalski, Communications Stephanie Garber, Secretary
2022-2023 Board of Trustees Noah Berland, Co-Chair Nicole Lavallee, Co-Chair Seema Dala, Vice Chair Michelle Chan, Secretary Todd Darling, Treasurer Amos Elliston Ann Cavness Balajadia
Bill Cahan Brandon Cherry Cal Taylor Catherine Lee Dallas Kashuba Ed Dollard Jonathan Maguire
Kristel Leow Linda Peters Lina Lenberg Lisa Jeli Sean Joyce Shaban Shakoori Susan Andrews Wendy Horng Brawer
Words from Lisa Jeli HEAD OF SCHOOL
Dear PHS Community, Thank you for taking the time to explore Presidio Hill School’s 2022-2023 Impact Report. This report covers the ‘22 -’23 school year’s undertakings and philanthropic achievements. Supported by our incredibly generous community members, we look forward to many more successes in our 106th year! Whether you’re a current parent or guardian, or have fond memories of your time here, I know that Presidio Hill School holds a special place in all our hearts, and we’re committed to it thriving well into the future. Our theme for the 2023-2024 school year, “Between Maple and Cherry,” is a testament to our unique location and all of the benefits it affords our students. Our location speaks to our history, the changes that San Francisco has seen over the last 106 years, and the many ways PHS has grown and adapted to offer a foundational educational experience. It also offers a sense of place and purpose to generations of students.
“Between Maple and Cherry,” there’s a world of activity. Within our walls, our curious and caring students experience a supportive community and lessons that activate their curiosity and deepest learning. Our dedicated faculty and staff engage in ongoing professional growth, fostering academic explorations, promoting social justice learning, and nurturing healthy relationships—all while benefiting from our proximity to the Presidio’s natural beauty and historical significance. And, our thoughtful and generous families find a second home – swinging their children across the monkey bars, joining classes for Presidio explorations, or enjoying a coffee and conversation with fellow parents and guardians during Friday Coffee. Just as our physical space has seen recent renovations and updates to better serve our students, faculty/staff, and families, our recently completed Strategic Plan aims to position PHS as a beacon of progressive education within our local community. Our location “between Maple and Cherry” references our campus location on the edge of the Presidio—a national park and historic treasure in the heart of San Francisco, as well as an incredibly vibrant classroom for all of our TK through 8th grade students. The Presidio, often referred to as our “front yard,” offers an abundance of resources and inspiration for our educational mission. As we are fortunate to enjoy our campus in close proximity to the Presidio, we are reminded of the countless opportunities and experiences that this exceptional setting affords us. We continually strive to maximize the potential of our beautiful campus and its unique surroundings, and we look forward to another year of growth, learning, and community building with all of you. We forge ahead, between Maple and Cherry, shaping a brighter future for our students. Thank you for being here with us.
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Words from the Board of Trustees
as it allowed us to articulate clear priorities to ensure that future generations of young people will be able to continue to “imagine, inquire, and create” in true PHS fashion. While focused on the future, PHS’s new strategic goals are mission-driven, data-informed, and consistent with the vision and goals that have been at the crux of PHS for over a century:
NOAH BERLAND
NICOLE LAVALLEE
2022-2023 Co-Chairs
Strategic Goals: 1. Position PHS as a Leader in Progressive Education 2. Build and Strengthen Community Belonging, Values, and Shared Purpose
As we entered our 105th year, PHS embarked on a journey to ensure its strength and vitality for decades to come. Starting in late summer 2022, the Board, working through its Strategic Planning Committee (SPC) and with the guidance of governance experts Mission & Data, embarked on the first phase of Strategic Planning. The SPC (formed of teachers, administrators, and trustees) undertook a comprehensive process that was thought-provoking, exciting, and rewarding. It was illuminating as the SPC gathered and synthesized voluminous data from faculty, students, parents, alumni, and other stakeholders through surveys, focus groups, and conversations. Armed with this data and relevant internal and external trends, the SPC then engaged in the challenging yet thoughtprovoking exercise of developing and refining the key goals and strategies upon which PHS should focus to continue thriving in our ever-changing educational and geographic landscape. This effort was exciting because it confirmed what we knew instinctively – that PHS has been successfully fulfilling its mission and is headed in the right direction. Finally, this deep work was rewarding
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3. Support a School Where Faculty and Staff Thrive 4. Maximize our Historic Campus, the Presidio, and the Unique City of San Francisco 5. Steward Our Programs for Another Generation of Learners Now that the full Board of Trustees has approved the Strategic Goals, we are moving into the accountability and action planning phases. This includes outlining tasks, responsibilities, and timing for executing each strategic goal and the monitoring of said execution. We have been honored to serve as co-chairs of the Board of Trustees for the past two years and are fortunate to be part of the incredible PHS community. It is with great confidence that we now pass the reins of Board leadership to Seema Dala and Jonathan Maguire to offer support to Lisa and her team as they dig deep to create an accountability and action plan that will bring life and fulfillment to PHS’s dynamic Strategic Goals.
Introducing the 2023-2024 Board of Trustees Chairs
SEEMA DALA Co-Chair, 2023-2024 I’ve been part of the PHS community since 2017. My son, Arin, is now in middle school and over the years I have enjoyed being involved as a Room Representative, volunteer, and trustee of our Board. I am privileged to serve as co-Chair of our Board of Trustees this year. In moving to the US from South Africa, it was important to us to find a school for our son that not only delivered the highest educational standards, but importantly instilled a curiosity and love for learning, a growth mindset, a strong social-emotional understanding, and in a diverse, inclusive environment that encourages a sense of belonging. From the first time I toured the PHS campus, I could see and sense how the school lives and breathes these values every day. Over the past 6 years, I have been in awe of how the incredible faculty, staff and PHS community build in our children both a love for learning and a responsibility for the world in which we live. Outside of my role at PHS, I am a Partner at Orbis Investments, a global asset management firm, and I’ve worked in the financial services industry for over 20 years in South Africa, the UK and the US. I have worked with various non-profits in the education and healthcare sectors, and most recently served as a trustee on the Allan Gray Orbis Foundation, which invests in the education and development of individuals with entrepreneurial potential within Southern Africa.
JONATHAN MAGUIRE Co-Chair, 2023-2024 I grew up in the Bay Area with a strong background in progressive education, having attended nursery through middle school at Peninsula School in Menlo Park, founded by former Presidio Hill School director Josephine Duveneck in 1925. My wife, Jaimie, and I wanted the same social-emotional educational experience that I received for our daughter, and we are so thrilled that she gets to attend Presidio Hill School. It has been pure joy watching her grow and thrive at PHS. She is so enthusiastic about learning and each year her enthusiasm grows. She literally runs and skips to school each morning, and is eager to teach us what she has learned at the end of each school day. In my professional life, I work as a UI/UX and Visual Designer and have had the opportunity to contribute to large-scale design initiatives for Microsoft, BMW, Shazam, Diageo World Class, Cisco, Creative Live, and Pike Place Fish Market. I also serve as a marketing strategist and record label liaison for Amoeba Music. At PHS, I have had the pleasure to serve on the Board of Trustees, as Admission Co-Chair, and as Room Representative. It brings me joy to volunteer for admission tours, field trips, and in-classroom activities. Jaimie and I take great pride in our daughter, Jeanette, who is currently in fourth grade. Through our work on the Board, I am looking forward to fostering stronger partnerships and engagement with our community, and effectively showcase our school’s unique offerings to prospective families in order to strengthen our school’s presence, ensuring an enriching and inclusive environment for all students and families.
This year, I am excited to work closely with our Head of School, my co-Chair Jonathan, and our wonderful Board, in sustaining and strengthening our school to continue our legacy of progressive education for many decades to come. I also look forward to engaging with our current, prospective, and alumni families. 7 | IMPACT REPORT | 2022-23
2022-2023 Impact Report ANNUAL FUND IMPACT
Thank you to our generous donors who supported the Presidio Hill School Annual Fund this year. Gifts to the Annual Fund directly impact PHS students and educators by supporting our core programs and curriculum, flexible tuition for students, classroom resources, and professional development for faculty and staff. Here are just a few of the things your Annual Fund gifts made possible during the 2022-2023 school year: Planning for our Future: A Strategic Plan plays a pivotal role in the success and growth of a school. It provides a clear roadmap and direction for the institution’s future, outlining specific goals and objectives. Ultimately, it will empower PHS to navigate challenges, seize opportunities, and create a thriving educational environment. This year, in consultation with the strategic planning firm, Mission & Data, we have been consolidating community input, analyzing trends and data within the feedback, and drafting goals and priorities. The final draft of the strategic plan main goals and priorities was approved by the Board of Trustees in May and we look forward to sharing the full strategic plan with you soon. The Return of Guest Speakers: One of the wonderful things about being in San Francisco is the tremendous number of experts, speakers, and performers we have available to us. We were excited to welcome a number of them to PHS this year including Lunar New Year Lion Dancers, Hip Hop for Change, Muriel the Storyteller, Tavi Hawn and Randall Leonard on Gender Identity, and Kate Bedford on Puberty and Sex Education.
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Partnering with Project Wayfinder: We are excited to begin this work under the leadership of our school counselor, Shannon McGilloway. Project Wayfinder is a research-based Social Emotional Learning (SEL) toolset for all ages, which had its inception at the highly regarded K-12 Innovation Lab at Stanford University’s Hasso Plattner Institute of Design. Professional Development for Faculty and Staff: This year, the entire PHS faculty and staff participated in professional development to solidify and improve our curriculum and professional growth around two key areas: Anti-Bias Curriculum and Social Justice Standards, and Environmental Education/Environmental Sustainability Curriculum/ Presidio Engagement. In addition to these all-school growth opportunities, individual teachers and staff members also participated in a variety of PD opportunities on a wide range of topics including (but not limited to): • Responsive Classroom, a student-centered approach to teaching and discipline that comprises a set of research- and evidence-based practices to create safe, joyful, and engagement classroom communities, • Ideas and practical strategies to increase collaboration and impactful tech use at PHS, • Fundations, a foundational literacy and phonics program, and • Values Based Leadership
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PHS IMPACT
from students, families, and staff
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I love PHS because everyone is nice there. When I go to school I feel happy Grade 2 classes. I especially and excited to meet my friends. And, there Waverly, are really fun like my enrichment classes in Neighborhood like Textile Arts and Makers Club. Mason Grade Two
The Skidmore / Patron Family
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PHS is a wonderful community, and our kids are eager to go to school and participate. When they face an academic or social-emotional challenge, they get the support they need to navigate it, and it’s exciting to see them take pride in the strategies and frameworks they learn at school. They get the chance to collaborate within their classrooms, with older and younger kids, and with an interconnected team of creative and flexible teachers and staff. It’s exciting to see their confidence in themselves as learners and citizens grow each year.
Alexa Eurich Kindergarten Teacher
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Teaching at PHS is a joy. Working with children in a progressive setting—to become readers, writers, mathematicians, artists, actors, scientists, stewards, & change makers—is such a grand endeavor. Our process together ignites the creativity of students and teachers, alike!
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I love coming to the Presidio, you never know what you’ll find next.
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Adam Grade Six
Clara Grade One
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I love having friends and getting to learn new things everyday. I love all my teachers and I love being at school.
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The Lee / Fejfar Family
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One of the things that sets PHS apart from other schools is the strong emphasis on connection and community. The teachers go above and beyond to understand each child’s unique strengths and challenges, creating a tailored learning experience that fosters growth and development. It is also so heartwarming to see this value in the parent-guardian community. We’ve found a close-knit group of parents and guardians who are dedicated to making the school experience special for every child, helping to create a vibrant and supportive environment for our kids to thrive in. We feel incredibly fortunate to be a part of this wonderful school community that has become like extended family to us.
Omi Grade Five
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I like the diversity of PHS, how it incorporates the outdoors into its curriculum, and how, since it is such a small community, you can be great friends with everyone.
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PHS is BUILDING TOGETHER Progressive Education is, put simply, a philosophy of education which honors the fact that true, lasting learning is both experiential and emergent, based on authentic experiences and inspired by the child’s own interests as they develop. As a progressive school, we understand that the process of learning and the lived day-to-day experience of being in school are just as important as any specific content learned or skills acquired. The opportunity to explore and create real world projects with hand tools and wood was embraced early by progressive schools, although in the first part of the 20th century, such “industrial arts” learning was typically provided only to boys. As early as 1910, the focus on wood working became a major tenet of progressive education, emphasizing process over product and highlighting the intentional development of a student’s character and their problem solving skills.
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Our “Building Together” Fund-a-Need held in May 2023 raised nearly $50,000 to help PHS embrace this foundational element of progressive education, and adjust it to suit our current day students and world, especially as we strive to counterbalance some of the more challenging aspects of the powerful technology environment we now inhabit and our students wrestle with each day. In Fall 2023, we were thrilled to unveil a major component of this project, the Dragon Workshop, a space dedicated to woodworking and other creative, hands-on activities for all TK-8 students.
DRAGON WORKSHOP
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Endowment & Similar Funds Year Ended June 30, 2023 Endowment and similar funds represent predictable sources of revenues to the School. These funds help to ensure the continuity of School programs and provide a foundation on which future programs can be developed and implemented. Our endowment funds support specific goals that align with our mission and vision, safeguard our diverse and inclusive community, and ensure our long-term stability. Below is the value for Presidio Hill School’s Endowment and similar funds for the year ending June 30, 2023.
Value of Endowment and Similar Funds Faculty and Staff Support $1,212,311 Unrestricted $558,135 Flexible Tuition $41,679
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2022-2023 PRO FORMA FINANCIALS
EXPENSES Academic Operating Expenses
61.55%
Flexible Tuition
14.66%
Capital Expenditures
14.09%
Buildings and Grounds
9.10%
Administration
4.90%
Interest and Financing
1.96%
Development
0.76%
REVENUE Tuition and Fees
80.11%
Philanthropy
8.21%
Endowment Distribution, Interest, Other
8.13%
Neighborhood and Auxiliary Programs
3.55%
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Presidio HILL Hill School PRESIDIO SCHOOL Annual Fund Giving Tree
Annual Fund Giving Tree Presidio Hill School Annual Fund Giving Tree
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PHS DONORS Leticia Abeyta Jennifer Ahn and James Song Tala Al Bahar Toby Alexander and Michael Alexander Jonah Allaben Anna Amurao Sara Anderson Monisha and Darrell Andrews Susan Andrews and Buddy Rhodes Michelle Angier and Chris Basmajian Teresa Angier Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Arinze Anoruo Emilio Aramendia and Terry Aramendia Tamara Arboit Antonia and Nicholas Aries Rachel Aries Sally Armour Catherine Vista Armstrong and Paris Armstrong Michelle Arnau April and Hiroki Asai Niko Asai ‘19 Mical Asefaw Brittany Atkinson Jim Auleb Jordan Auleb ‘03 Allan Avila Nima Badiey Raquel Baires Iyamoro Baker Mishiara Baker Yami Baker
Ann and Jean Paul Balajadia Arlene Balajadia Jen Bamesberger Sarah Banerji Karima Baptiste ‘94 Judith Basmajian James Beauchamp Venetia Benefield Gail Berland Jennifer and Noah Berland Margaret Berry Matthew Berry Vivek Bhatia Xochi and Michael Birch Steve Blair Rachel Bock AK Bolano Erlinda Borromeo Dorothy Boyle Elaina Brabant Kate Brash and Benet O’Reilly Wendy Horng Brawer Linda Brockie Dr. Ben Brooks Eleanor Brooks Peter Brooks Benjamin Brow Brittany Brown Carolyn and Martin Brown Elizabeth and Brentt Brown Michaela Brown Carla and David Bullitt Daniel Burke ‘69 Travis Burlile Kirsten Burningham Christopher Bussey Ashley Butler and Andrew Post Monica Butler Sara Caesar-Kim and John Kim Diana Callier Marisa Cardarelli Michelle Cardarelli Danelle Carey Harvey Carey November and Harvey Carey Rose Carey Brian Carlson Jackie Carlson Leslie Carrero Abra Castle and Eric Potashner
Mary Ann and Marc Cavness Connie Chan Karina Chan and Kai Zhang Michelle Chan and Jesse Zeifman Gayle and William Chan Ronee Cheung and David Kruckemyer Nyook Chin Cilla Choi and Daniel Whan Ashley Christiansen William Churney
Tony Cifra Rhoda Mae Clavel and Kit Jonathan Te Annie Cobb Norma Cole and Rob Kaufman Stephanie Colosi Jennifer Connors Uschi Cooke Jennie Cusimano Brad D’Ancona Anne Dahlgren and Dominic Constandi Carla Danby David Danby Robin Danesi Kathleen and Todd Darling Betsy Darr Karen Darr Shaun Darragh Gwyneth Davies Perri, Nancy, and Arnie Davis Martha De Leon Alfaro Brooke Decker Jacqueline Decker Kelly and Jon Dees Teagan Dees ‘19 17 | IMPACT REPORT | 2022-23
PHS DONORS Colt Deese Stephanie Denzer and Dave Snydacker Linda Dever Farnaz and Dan Devitt Kristin Dickerson Li wen Ding and Herry Chou Elizabeth and Mark Dirsa Remi Dixon Jeanne Dobbins Caryn Dolich and Scott Jablonski Cory Dolich Ellen Dolich Terry Dollard Patrick Domin Yana Dostinova and Robert Ghenchev Don Doty Camilla Drago Marco Drago Simona Dumitru-Rose and Jeffrey Rose
Lori Dunn Bruce Dusablon Megan and Kevin Dusablon Joshua Duyan Brenda Duyan and Scott Duyan Dennis Dzwigalski Dionicia Dzwigalski Jeska Dzwigalski and Brad Kittenbrink Ryan Dzwigalski Buddy Eaves Deanna Eaves Hannah Eaves Kenika Eison Dave Elam Jennifer and Cody Elam 18 | IMPACT REPORT | 2022-23
Natalie Elam Gail Emmons Bonnie and Jeff Eslinger-Johnson Deb Espedal Anne Espiritu Alexa Eurich Lesley Evangelista Charles Evarkiou Jennifer Evarkiou Julie Evarkiou Rita Fahrner ‘58 Cynthia Fan Jennifer Fan and Hoa Nguyen Paula Farol Lindsey Felt Tiger Feng Seema and John Fick Anastasia and Robert Fink Pat and Hugh Fitzgerald Shannon Fitzgerald Rebecca Foley Dwayne Fontana Leslie Forell and Douglas Boyle Luann and David Forell Scott Forell Federica Frattini and Enrico Drago Pam Frydman Julie and Stephen Gaal Sarah Gaffney William Gaines Anna and Alex Garber Stephanie and Stan Garber Daphne Garcia-López ‘18 Harriet Garcia Mercedes Garcia and Oscar Hernandez Cindy Gardner Katelyn Gardner
Megan Gelstein and Dmitri Cavander Heidi Germany-Wald Maya Ghorayeb and Abbas Hachem Amy Gilbert and Josh Atkins Arline Gilmore Eliza Gislason Alfredo Gomez Carmen Gomez Maria del Carmen Gomez Wendie Goodwin Dasha and David Grafil Carla and Jeffrey Grandy Leonard Gray Andy Greenberg Priscilla Greene Nicole Grindle and Noel Kaufman Ann Marie Grossman Katlyn Grossman Bertha Guaderrama Mary Guzmán and Fontana Guzmán Jad Hachem Shawn Halbert and Jonathan Alexander Ann and Kristjan Hänni Christina Harbridge Samuel Harrell Ashley and Andrew Hecht D S Heiman Paulina Hidalgo Merrill Higham Doug Hinkle Judith and Daniel Hoban Cheryl and Tom Hoban Chris Holsman ‘64 Kirsten Hove and Alex Darr Yvonne Hove Amy Hower and Par Martin Tomas Boman Ann Huber and Leon Wong Gretchen Huestis and Andreas Raedle Heather Huestis Marty Huestis Cynthia Huie and Michael Chan Dorrie Huntington Juliet Huntington and Scott Blood Jenn Hwu Linette Hwu Lisa Ikeda
PHS DONORS Chi Ikoku Dave Irvine Jeni and Derek Izuel Jesse James Kiah Jeffries ‘97 Lisa Jeli and Haroon Tahir Cynthia Jenkins Pete Jenkins
Stacy and Steve Jenson Elena Johnson Ginger Jordan Kate Joshua Bridget and Sean Joyce Helen Joyce Rosalie Juliano Craig Justman Frances and John Justman Erin and Jonathan Kahn Marianne Kahn Vicki and Scott Kahn Wendy Kamen Catherine and Brian Kane Julie and Michael Kashuba Mary Kashuba Vida and Dallas Kashuba Maya Katz and Robert Pellecchia Linda and Dennis Kayes in memory of Jeff Kayes and in honor of Sidney Kayes Nicole Kayes Abby and Ben Kearns Carole Kearns Greg Kearns Laura and Michael Keating Martha Keating MaryMar Keenan and Robert Carper Amy Kelman Susan Kern
Belinda Kerr ‘65 Vivian Khoury Hai Kim Jennifer Kim and Christopher Quek Mia and Robert Kim Maria Kimball Kathy King Rebecca and Todd Klarin Troy Knight Debbie Ko Youkyung Koh and John Middleton Anne Krantz and Mark Gunther Diane and Herbert Krieger Judith and Henry Krumholz Martine Krumholz and Jonathan Abrams Sarah Krumholz Kevin Kwon Sara Lackey Lizzy Laidlaw Maeghan Lancy-Brown and Michael Brown Jason Lande Birdie Lane Clarisse LaPierre Karin Larson Esther and Justin Lau Nicole and Jean Pierre Lavallee Andrew Lee
Catherine Lee and Scott Murry Denise Lee and Joshua Fejfar Hana Lee and Sunggu Kim Kristina and Stanley Lee Oi Lee Olivia Lee Suzanne Lee and Marcus Jong-Il Lee Parmelee Lemoine
Lina Lenberg Kathy Leno Katrina Leno Pam and Lee Leonard George Leong Hoi Loong Leow Kristel Leow and Mikhail Seregine Rachel Leow Annie and Lingo Leung Meagan Levitan and Dale Carlson Rick Lewis and Robert Scott Jing Liang and Josh Krieger Alex Lidow Heidi Moseson Lidow and Nicholai Lidow Kathy Light Teresa Lin Dorte Lindhardt and Fred Pollack Rosalind and Stuart Loomis Tina Loperena Beth Lovett and Michael Sher Molley and Rich Lowry Rachel Lu Hiram Lucius Sophia Lukas Karen Luna Cheng Ma and Jing Yang Ann Macleod Doug MacLeod Kathy Macleod Regan Macleod Jaimie and Jonathan Maguire Dezirae Malabed Robyn Mandel ‘06 Charlotte Mankin Steve Manseau Christina and Brian Marchiel Windy Margerum Jenevieve Marquez Karen Marsa Leah and Joshi Marshall Diana Ortiz Martinez Lauren Marty Alyssa Nelson Mastronicola Lisa and Dennis Mauriello Carol Mayer Pam Mayer Christina Rosetti McArthur ‘65 Greg McCrary Kathleen Mcdonough 19 | IMPACT REPORT | 2022-23
PHS DONORS Shannon McGilloway Patty McGoldgrick William McKeveny Kacie McMorris-Cherry and Brandon Cherry Trevor McNeil ‘96 and Sarah Montoya Jorge Medina Michelle Megna and Andrew Etter Aziza Megrissi and Adil Asslam Austin Liu Mello Scott Meltzer Brayan Mendoza Alysia Mercado Barbara Meyers Bernard Meyers Alice Middleton Kristin and Alex Millar Maya Miller-Bakaley Dayana and Christopher Mills Christina Mincin Abhijoy Mitra Adrienne Moon Ranesha and Jose Moreno Bella Morford Katie Morford Tony Morgan Toby Morris ‘70 and Elizabeth Kerman-Morris Dane Moseson Erika Moseson
Greta Moseson Patrick Mulkeen Beverly Mun and Chean Law Sarah Myers and Eric Oldmixon Hannah Nam Jacopo Namari and Ludovica Pellicioli 20 | IMPACT REPORT | 2022-23
Tracy Nasse Gillian and Matthew Nathan Leah Nelson Phuong Nguyen Quynh Nguyen Tanya Nori Amy Norman and Paul Gorman Ann Marie Norton Dorothy Norton and John Kashuba Fiona O’Callaghan and David Tully Jeff Oda Theresa Oda Terumi and Hidetoshi Oneda Migdalia Ordonez Karina Osipova Colby Owens Elizabeth Owens Robert Owens Theresa Pacheco Michael Padia Rose Parente Stephanie Pass and Ken Kann Naynesh and Tejal Patel Niharika Patel Liz Patterson Carole Paul Roger Paul Rebecca Payne Milica Peattie Laura Perez and Cesar Nolasco Erica Perng and Scot McIntosh Claire Perry F. Noel Perry Libby Perry Sebby Perry Erin and Mark Peters Joe Peters Judy Peters
Philip Peters Marjan and Byron Philhour Ilana Phillips Edwin Pinggera Elfriede Pinggera Renate Pinggera and Peter Varshavsky Maurice Plaines Yajari Platero Gail Pohlman John Popper Linda Post Brenda Priddy Feli Pulaski Sapna Puri and Chris Sturgill Liz Quek Laudan Raissi and Anthony Justman Jo Ann and Sassan Raissi Valerie Ramos Kristin Reed and Beau Perry TJ Reed Anne Regenstein and John Hefti Dong Rhee Robin and Jeff Ridgeway Renee and Alan Ritchie
Bob Rivers Carol Rivers Niki Rivers and Ed Dollard Cathy and Joel Robbins Fred Robins John Robins Jessie Robinson Michelle Roch Alethea and James Roche Keith Roche Jena Rogers Julia Roquemore
PHS DONORS
Orion Rosedale ‘19 Yvette and Philip Rosedale Debi Rosenberg Ryan Rosenberg Paula Rothe and Richert Robins Michael Rowbottom Laurie Rowley and Bill Cahan Ian Rozzano Marco Rozzano Sara Rozzano Tachina Rudman-Young and Peter Young Tara Rudman Yaxha Ruvein Julia Sabory and Roberto Alfaro Rafael Salinas Tammy Sandhu and Roger Starling Jorge Santillan Kathryn Saussy and Jeremy Greco Ikuko and Mark Schoeller Bob Schreiber Hiroko and Samuel Schreiber Amanda Schrick Bret Schultz Ernie Schultz Yvonne and Willie Scott Olivia Sears and Craig Bicknell Jake Seher Andrew Seigle Katie Seitelman Tatiana Seregina and Iouri Pereltsvaig Julia and Shaban Shakoori Diane and Carl Shannon Donald Shannon Amy Shearer Emily Sheppard Lisa and Eric Sherman
Roberta and Sy Sherman Kern Shin Tanya Shuster Janelle Silva Ellen Simons and Robert Powell Joninna Simpson Deborah and Joel Skidmore Nicola Skidmore and Mark Patron Diana Slavin and Bob Baum Sue Sondern Nicole Sorondo and Colby Leno Wendy Spero and Amos Elliston Judy Standley Emillie Stephenson Ollie Sturgill Maureen Sullivan Kristin Tacorda Melat Tadesse and Julien Venetz Dongliang Tan and Cuihua Li Carrie and Qiyao Tan Vicky Tan Maude Tanswai Jessica Tashjian and Steve Cook Cal Taylor Eugene Tejada Irene Terenzoni Elyse Tesman Ashley and Gautam Tevatia Afton Thatcher and Eric Seanor Bree Thatcher Daniel Thatcher
Jordan Thibodeau Tamara Thomas Mimsi Thompson Jane Timberlake and Taylor Walker Felicia Timms Else Townsend Alice Truong
Jacky Truong Suki and Peter Tsang Kim Tucker Megan Tulac Sara Turner and Trevor Ford Martha Ullman Jeanne Valera Heidi Van Horn Jenny Van Horn Terry Van Horn Ashley and Michael Vanderley Irina Varshavsky Sergei Varshavsky Kathleen Ventura and Eli Berland Alex Vicknair Amy Vicknair and Daniel Rozzano Lydia Vicknair Judy Voets Baishaki Wadhwani Diana Wadsworth Sonali and Rakesh Waland Kim Ying Walsh Regina Walton Laura Ware Xavia Warner Annica and Dwayne Watts Daniela Wehmeyer and Asim Bhansali Palmer and Ethan Weiss Malcolm Wellby Pax Whitehead Stephany Wilkes Pete Williams Emily Willingham Jennalee Wolter Tiffany Wu James Wygant and Alden Fletcher ‘98 Julie and Timothy Yandel Dad Yarnell Sherie Yazman Shu Yeung and Peter Kotsonis Sheryl and Alan Yonack Sarah Yoon and Kevin Kwon Georgia Young and Peter Duyan John Young Joseph Young Xan Young Jean Yuan and Craig Smollin Steph Yuan 21 | IMPACT REPORT | 2022-23
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