Presidio Hill School Impact Report 2023-2024
CULTIVATING COMMUNITY
A TRULY SPECIAL PLACE
Presidio Hill School has been an integral part of San Francisco for over a century, rooted in a legacy of progressive education and a commitment to fostering meaningful connections. Our school’s history is built on the strength of our community—a community that values inclusion, collaboration, and the shared growth of all members.
In this report, we celebrate the ways our community comes together to support our students and one another. From cherished traditions that bring families closer, to connections with our alumni, to new initiatives that honor the diversity of our students, staff, and families, Cultivating Community has helped PHS strengthen the relationships that are essential for collaboration, growth, and shared purpose. These efforts ensure that every member of our community feels valued and supported, as well as help build a foundation where students can thrive both academically and personally. As you explore this report, we invite you to reflect on how the intentional cultivation of our incredible community makes Presidio Hill a truly special place to learn and grow for all.
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.
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
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
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.
Dear PHS Community,
Thank you for taking the time to read through Presidio Hill School’s Annual Impact Report for the 2023-2024 school year. This report shares the key moments and progress from the past year and celebrates the work of students, faculty, and families. Now, in our 107th year educating students, connecting with families, and supporting teachers in San Francisco, we reflect on the strength of our history and the community that has sustained and enriched our school for over a century.
This school year’s theme, Cultivating Community, serves as a guide for Presidio Hill to strengthen connections across all aspects of school life. Last year, we focused on inclusion by formalizing a plan for school-wide heritage celebrations. These events honor the diverse backgrounds of our families and foster shared understanding and appreciation across our community. We also welcomed the full return of cherished Presidio Hill traditions that had been adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic—such as Follies, May Festival, the Art Show, and the Book Fair. These traditions have been part of our school’s experience for decades; they provide moments of connection and belonging as well as reinforce the relationships that make our school community so strong.
Words from Lisa Jeli HEAD OF SCHOOL
To help families stay connected to the day-today learning on campus, we also introduced classroom spotlight newsletters. These updates give a clear view of the academic work and projects that shape each student’s journey and demonstrate the scope of learning from TK to eighth grade. Sharing this window into our classrooms strengthens the partnership between families and the school, a key aspect of what makes our community thrive.
Finally, another priority has been fostering a strong faculty community. Through professional development, collaborative work, and intentional time to share ideas, we have created opportunities for teachers to grow as individuals and leaders and to support one another. Cultivating the staff community both directly benefits PHS students by enriching the teaching and learning in our classrooms and also benefits the wider San Francisco and national community by allowing Presidio Hill School teachers to take their experience and knowledge into another sphere and share them with other educators.
Each of these efforts reflects the importance of cultivating community at Presidio Hill. Whether through traditions, daily learning, or faculty collaboration, the relationships we build here create a foundation for student growth and success. These connections ensure that PHS remains a place where students are supported in their learning and inspired to reach their full potential.
Thank you for your ongoing commitment to our school and its mission. I look forward to seeing what we will accomplish together in the coming year.
2023-2024 Administration
Adrienne Moon, Director of Development
James Wygant, Middle School Director
Kelly Dees, Director of Admission & Flexible Tuition
Lisa Jeli, Head of School
Sarah Gaffney, Director of Marketing & Communications
Tony Cifra, Lower School Director
Tony Morgan, Director of Finance & Operations
2023-2024 Parent & Guardian Association Leadership Team
Jennifer Fan, Co-Chair
David Tully, Co-Chair
Nicola Skidmore, Communications
2023-2024 Board of Trustees
Seema Dala, Co-Chair
Jonathan Maguire, Co-Chair
Michelle Chan, Secretary
Kristel Leow, Treasurer/Chair of Finance Committee
Amos Elliston
Ann Balajadia
Stephanie Garber, Secretary
Stephanie Denzer, Lead Room Rep
Ashley Tevatia
Byron Philhour
Cal Taylor
Catherine Lee
Dallas Kashuba
Daniela Wehmeyer
Ed Dollard
Gabriel Mass
Jean Riney-Niewiadomski
Linda Peters
Lisa Jeli
Martine Krumholz
Michael Brown
Nicole Lavallee
Noah Berland
Pri Alahendra
Robyn Mandel
Sean Joyce
Shaban Shakoori
Susan Andrews
Wendy Horng Brawer
WELCOME JOSEPHINE SAUNDERS
I am thrilled to join the Presidio Hill School leadership team in 202425 as Associate Head of School and contribute to the engaged and welcoming community that makes PHS so special. With nearly 30 years of experience in education, I bring a deep passion for fostering connections and creating environments where children and adults alike can thrive.
My journey to PHS has been shaped by a commitment to learning and community-building, from my early career in the UK to roles in Boston, Washington, D.C., and here in the Bay Area. Alongside my professional experience, I find great joy in discovering new places with my partner and our
two children, a 9th grader and a 4th grader, whose energy and curiosity remind me daily of the value of exploration and growth.
This year, I look forward to collaborating with our incredible faculty and staff as well as partnering with families to cultivate a community where students feel supported, curious, and inspired. Together, we will continue to nurture a love of learning and foster meaningful connections that enrich the experience of every child. Partnerships between home and school are central to this work, and I am eager to connect with you to share ideas, insights, and perspectives.
At PHS, we believe that cultivating community is essential to supporting students and strengthening the ties that bind us as educators, families, and neighbors. I look forward to a year filled with shared successes, meaningful partnerships, and opportunities to grow together.
Words from the Board of Trustees
2023-2024
Co-Chairs
Dear PHS Community,
As stewards of Presidio Hill School, the Board of Trustees carries the responsibility of preserving Presidio Hill School’s mission while guiding it toward a sustainable future. This responsibility requires thoughtful planning, careful oversight, and a focus on the longterm stability of the school. During the last school year, we have focused on ensuring that the school remains strong and adaptable for generations to come, advancing work that aligns with the broader goals outlined in the strategic plan and, ultimately, supports the students, faculty, and families that make up our incredible community.
The Board has recently focused on key priorities to support Presidio Hill School, including strengthening our financial stability, enhancing our campus, formalizing board onboarding and training, fostering a sense of belonging across our community, and ensuring alignment with our core values. Over the past school year, we reviewed the school’s bylaws to ensure that our governance framework reflects the evolving needs of the institution. We also facilitated an all-school belonging exercise to foster deeper connections across students, families, and staff and opened new non-tuition
revenue streams to strengthen financial sustainability. These accomplishments reflect our collaboration with PHS administration and are closely tied to the goals outlined in the recently adopted Strategic Plan. This foundational work supports our ability to remain a leader in progressive education and provides a solid structure for future growth.
The review of the bylaws ensures that our governance remains clear, relevant, and prepared to address the complexities of running an independent school in today’s landscape. By aligning our governance structure with current best practices, we aim to safeguard institutional stability while enabling a nimble response as new opportunities and challenges arise.
The formalization of onboarding and training processes has strengthened the governance capacity of the Board. New members now benefit from a comprehensive handbook, which outlines roles, responsibilities, and key practices for each Board Committee, ensuring that they are prepared to contribute effectively from the start. Ongoing training for the full Board reinforces these best practices, promoting a culture of accountability, collaboration, and shared vision.
SEEMA DALA JONATHAN MAGUIRE
The recent Belonging exercise led by the DEIJB committee and Multicultural Leadership Team during our Spring All School Meeting was an essential step in strengthening connections within the PHS community. By creating space for individuals to share their experiences, reflect on the meaning of belonging, and engage in dialogue, we reinforced the importance of inclusion as a cornerstone of our values. The feedback and connections formed during this activity guide how we approach broader initiatives aimed at fostering a sense of community for all.
Opening non-tuition revenue streams is an opportunity to build a more sustainable financial model. These efforts allow us to reduce reliance on tuition while supporting innovative summer programming and maintaining accessibility for a wide range of families so that PHS can remain financially stable without compromising our mission or values.
The work of the Board is not done in isolation. We rely on strong partnerships with school leadership and the broader community. This collaboration ensures that the strategic goals remain aligned with the school’s mission and the needs of current and future students. Together, we are building a foundation that will allow PHS to thrive for another century and beyond.
Thank you for your ongoing support and trust as we carry forward this important work. It is a privilege to serve this community and to play a role in safeguarding the future of Presidio Hill School.
With gratitude,
Seema Dala & Jonathan Maguire Co-Chairs, Board of Trustees
2023-2024 Impact Report ANNUAL FUND IMPACT
Thank you to our generous donors who supported the Presidio Hill (Annual) Fund this year. Your gift directly benefited our students and educators, strengthening our core programs and curriculum, enhancing classroom resources, supporting flexible tuition, and providing valuable professional development for our dedicated faculty and staff.
Here are just a few of the wonderful initiatives your gift made possible during the 2023-24 school year:
Key Curricular Initiatives: PHS continues to systemize our work in the sphere of environmental stewardship and sustainability, as well as our efforts to improve student learning related to the social justice standards and anti-bias/anti-racist curriculum. Environmental stewardship as well as social justice standards and anti-bias/anti-racist curriculum have been foundational to our school mission and values since our founding, and are woven throughout our current program and history. Based on extensive work done this year by our faculty and staff alongside outside experts in these fields, our learning goals (benchmarks) for students are as follows:
Environmental Sustainability Learning Goals:
• Builds a strong connection to the place where they live and contributes to its continuous health.
• Understands the intersection of culture, history, environmental justice, and ecological principles, in the Presidio and beyond.
• Designs and implements sustainable practices in their daily lives, and they advocate for collective action towards a sustainable future.
Social Justice Learning Goals:
• Participates and engages in learning focused on identity, diversity, justice, and/or action.
• Demonstrates age-appropriate initiative with an equity and justice mindset.
• Demonstrates understanding of grade-level social justice concepts and vocabulary.
Impactful Guest Speakers:
We were thrilled to host an array of fantastic guest speakers who enriched our students’ learning experiences this year. Rosetta Lee led dynamic anti-bias assemblies for our 5th-8th graders, fostering important discussions on inclusivity and respect. Our Middle School students had the unique opportunity to work with San Francisco Poet Laureate Tongo Eisen-Martin, who guided them through a powerful spoken word poetry unit that culminated in an inspiring assembly performance. And the Ohlone Sisters shared their cultural heritage with all grade levels, deepening our students’ understanding and appreciation of indigenous traditions. These are just a few of the speakers who made a lasting impression on our school community this year.
Building Community and Learning in Nature:
Our overnight trips are integral to our communitybuilding goals for upper-elementary and middle school grades, aligning with our progressive education focus on the benefits of experiential learning and learning in nature. These experiences foster teamwork, personal growth, and a deep connection with the natural world. Our 4th grade students immersed themselves in the Web of Life Field (WOLF) School, while the 5th graders embarked on their annual adventure to Angel Island. The 6th grade kicked off their school year with an overnight trip to Presidio National Park.
The 7th graders explored Mt. Cross with guidance from Naturalists at Large, and our 8th graders enjoyed an unforgettable experience at Yosemite National Park. These trips offer students unique opportunities to explore, learn, and grow outside the traditional classroom setting, creating lasting memories and reinforcing our school’s commitment to holistic education.
““PHS IMPACT from students,
families, and staff
As a middle school science teacher at Presidio Hill School, I feel fortunate that our students have direct access to a globally recognized biodiversity hotspot: the Presidio National Park. In my teaching experience, nature is the ultimate classroom, offering unique teachable moments with every visit - the seasonal fog pattern as it pours through our neighborhood, the sight of a coyote walking through its habitat, the creeks at El Polín Spring swelling after a rainstorm, or a 15-minute morning walk to the redwood forest. I have personally witnessed moments like these capture students’ interest, ignite their curiosity, and spark authentic thinking. In these common yet unplanned encounters, our students not only deepen their appreciation for science but also develop a greater understanding of the complexity and seasonal change in San Francisco. Although much of my science curriculum is directly connected to our science laboratory, these teachable moments in nature remind me that the best lessons often come when we least expect them, allowing us all to observe, connect, and ask questions. Get outside!
““Something I love about PHS is the fun experiments we do. Whether it’s a stem chemical experiment or a social studies capture the flag (America vs Great Britain), PHS has let me learn in unique ways I would have never thought I would get to learn in.
Presidio Hill School is a magical place of lifelong learning that has a tremendous impact on students, parents, educators, staff and the broader San Francisco community. It is a culture that we not only experience, but contribute mindfully to. PHS empowers our children to love themselves and their communities and to grow and maintain their sense of self, purpose and belonging. PHS is a school where our children learn to be rooted and expansive. It is foundational for establishing and strengthening the connections between students, families, communities and our legacies.
Colt Deese Middle School Teacher
Isabella N. ‘25
The Grant Family
I’ve learned so much this year, and I’m excited for all the new things I’ll discover next!
We love that Cecilia is excited about coming to school and finding her smiling and content when we pick her up. She has made and continues making sweet connections with her peers and adults/ teachers at school. We love that she gets the opportunity to do handson projects, excited about the new woodworking workshop, and the arts and music education. Lastly we really love that she gets time at the Presidio, as we feel that nature is essential in her education.
“Progressive education is at the heart of my pedagogy. I am rooted in Presidio Hill’s core values of diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, and belonging, and I share our community’s commitment to teaching social justice to all learners. Building relationships with students is my favorite part of my day – the energy, curiosity, humor, and life lessons continue to fuel my passion for teaching and hope that the next generation will use their voices to fight systems of oppression.
Another highlight is getting to know families more deeply when teaching more than one sibling. Getting to know families is so special, and it makes me feel part of a larger community with similar values. I’m so grateful to be a part of it.
Our family is incredibly grateful for Presidio Hill School and its inclusive community. Both Wyatt (‘24) and Zoey (‘26) have built many lifelong friendships here—and so have we as parents. The school’s unique proximity to the Presidio and its progressive, thoughtful curriculum has fostered our children’s intrinsic motivation to learn and given them a sense of purpose to make a positive impact in the world. Presidio Hill is a special place, and we feel fortunate to be part of this inspiring community.
Chelsea T. ‘28
The Ghorayeb Hachem Family
The Brown Family
Leticia Abeyta 3rd Grade Teacher
well-loved space into a modern, functional, and inspiring environment for performances, events, and everyday use.
STAGING SUCCESS
Transforming the PHS Theater Together
We are thrilled to announce the completion of our theater upgrades, made possible by generous support of the Staging Success Fund-a-Need campaign during Spring Fling 2024. These updates have transformed our
In addition to upgraded lighting, new shelving, fresh flooring, and beautiful paint, we also added a gallery wall featuring cherished PHS memories. These visual upgrades have all combined to elevate the theater into a space that truly shines, and which represents the connection and history of our school.
A centerpiece of the upgrades is the stunning mural created by PHS alum and renowned San Francisco muralist Amos Goldbaum ‘02 . Amos’s work, often seen across the city, captures iconic landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge and Sutro Tower as well as the essence of everyday San Francisco life. For the Presidio Hill School Theater, he
designed a custom mural that reflects our PHS campus and the surrounding Presidio. This artwork serves as a backdrop for our performances and stands as a meaningful tribute to the creativity and connection that define PHS.
In addition to physical upgrades, the Staging Success campaign enabled PHS to enhance our performing arts program. This year, students will have the opportunity to participate in drama and improv workshops which foster their creativity, collaboration, and confidence. These workshops have begun to bring new energy to the theater and ensure it remains a space where students can explore their talents and grow as individuals.
The Staging Success campaign reflects our commitment to both place and program,
enhancing our performing arts offerings while creating a space that supports learning, creativity, and connection. Thank you to all the donors who helped us bring this vision to life. Together, we have created a space that will inspire generations of PHS students to come.
Year Ended June 30, 2024
The Presidio Hill School Endowment represents a predictable source of revenue for 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, 2024.
Tuition
2023-2024
PRO FORMA FINANCIALS
Presidio Hill School (Annual) Fund Giving Tree
Presidio Hill School
Fund Giving Tree
Each leaf represents one Annual Fund donor PRESIDIO HILL SCHOOL
Tyler Abbott and Kelly Murphy
Mona Abdallah and Geoff Winston
Jennifer Ahn and James Song
Priyanthi Alahendra
Jonah Allaben
Sara Anderson
Maya Andrews
Monisha and Darrell Andrews
Susan Andrews and Buddy Rhodes
Michelle Angier and Chris Basmajian
Anonymous (17)
Cuitzi Arciga Duenas ‘20
Lauren Arciga Duenas ‘22
Richard Armstrong
Zan Armstrong and Jonas Sicking
April and Hiroki Asai
Naomi Asai
Niko Asai ‘19
Mical Asefaw
Milton Assang and Stephanie Assang
Brittany Atkinson
David Auld and Christine Elbel
Jordan Auleb ‘03
Allan Avila
Emiliano Avilies
Azi Baghirov
Iyamoro Baker
Mishiara Baker
Ann and Jean Paul Balajadia
Jen Bamesberger
Karima Baptiste ‘94
Shaunte Barnes
Judith Basmajian
James Beauchamp
Karsten Bengtsson and Helle Rytkonen
Mika Bengtsson ‘17
Teresa Bengtsson ‘10
Gail Berland
Jennifer and Noah Berland
Craig Berry
Myrna Berry
Steve Blair
Donna Boyle
Linda Brockie
Dr. Ben Brooks
Benjamin Brown
Brittany Brown
Elizabeth and Brentt Brown
Les Brown
Tommy Brown
Ann and Roger Buckley
Leigh and Michael Buckley
Martha Buckley
Carla and David Bullitt
Daniel Burke ‘69
Dave Burke
Travis Burlile
Christopher Bussey
Ashley Butler and Andrew Post
Monica Butler
Sara Caesar-Kim and John Kim
André Campbell and
Gillian Otway-Campbell
Marisa Cardarelli
Michelle Cardarelli
Jan Carey
Brian Carlson
Leslie Carrero
Robert Carroll
Laura Casillas
Abra Castle and Eric Potashner
Catalona Family
Karina Chan and Kai Zhang
Michelle Chan and Jesse Zeifman
Vivian Chang and Randy Chang
Michelle Chelal
Ella Cheu
Soo Jin Cho
Cilla Choi and Daniel Whan
Ashley Christiansen
Ken Chung and Kitty Tang
Tony Cifra
Rhoda Mae Clavel and Kit Jonathan Te
Annie Cobb
Mary Margaret Codelka
Irene Cole
Natalie and Russell Cole
Norma Cole and Rob Kaufman
Stephanie Colosi
David Cornell
Rosie Crawford
Deanna Crosby
Gary Cruz
Margaret Curtis
Brad D’Ancona
Jacob D’Isidoro
Anne Dahlgren and Dominic Constandi
Seema Dala and John Fick
Carla Danby
David Danby
Wei Ming Dariotis ‘83
Kathleen and Todd Darling
Betsy Darr
Jack Darr
Kathryn David
Lauren Davis Schwaber ‘00
Joel Davis
Kelly and Jon Dees
Edwin and Maria del Rosario
Paul Denzer and Sue Bernstein
Stephanie Denzer and Dave Snydacker
Kristin Dickerson
Li wen Ding and Herry Chou
Heather Dobbins and Sean Owens
Mary Ellen Doblecki
PHS DONORS
Cory Dolich
Ellen and Andy Dolich
Patrick Domin
Oktyabrtuyaa Dorjpurev and Amgalanbaatar Ulziiutas
Marcella Drago
Marco Drago
Simona Dumitru-Rose and Jeffrey Rose
Adele Dusablon
Megan and Kevin Dusablon
Brenda Duyan and Scott Duyan
Philip Dzilvelis
Dennis Dzwigalski
Dionicia Dzwigalski
Jeska Dzwigalski and Brad Kittenbrink
Ryan Dzwigalski
David Elam
Stan Elman
Gail Emmons
Ira Epstein
Bonnie and Jeff Eslinger-Johnson
Alice Etter
Alexa Eurich
Lesley Evangelista
Julie Evarkiou
Carla Fabrizio ‘75
Carmela and Domenico Facchini
Lindsay and John Facchini
Rita Fahrner ‘58
Cynthia Fan
Jennifer Fan and Hoa Nguyen
Patricia Farfan-Malcolm and John Malcolm
Paula Farol
Virginia Fejfar
Lindsey Felt
Christian Fernandez
Gerard Fernandez
Elizabeth Figlietti and Albert Ramies
Jonathan Fisher
Pat and Hugh Fitzgerald
Shannon Fitzgerald
Karla Flemmings
Dwayne Fontana
Leslie Forell and Doug Boyle
Luann and David Forell
Michael Forst
Ray Fort
Federica Frattini and Enrico Drago
Pam Frydman
Adrianna and Mike Gaal
Bina Galal and Nirav Bhakta
Louise Galindo and Jeffrey Gardiner
Anna and Alex Garber
Stephanie and Stan Garber
Daphne Garcia-López ‘18
Harriet Garcia
Mercedes Garcia and Oscar Hernandez
Miranda Gardiner ‘93
Cindy Gardner
Alexandra Geary Stock and Papu Ramakrishnan
Heidi Germany-Wald
Susan Gevirtz
Azita Ghafourpour
Darya Ghafourpour
Maya Ghorayeb and Abbas Hachem
Amy Gilbert and Josh Atkins
Arline Gilmore
Maria del Carmen Gomez
Wendie Goodwin
Adam Gottstein
Dasha and David Grafil
Arthur Grandy
Carla and Jeffrey Grandy
Kevin Grant
Ysabel and Kendell Grant
Francis Graves
Martin Gray
Susan Green and David Thompson
Andy Greenberg
Priscilla Greene
Abra Greenspan and Kiyotaka Hayashi
Nicole Grindle and Noel Kaufman
Lesley Grossblatt
Ann Marie Grossman
Shawn Halbert and Jonathan Alexander
Sharon Hancock
Cynthia Harper
Samuel Harrell
Ashley and Andrew Hecht
Ann Hedges
Bill Henshaw
Paulina Hidalgo
Judith and Daniel Hoban
Ron Holcomb
Chris Holsman ‘64
Carla and Nick Hopman
Wendy Horng Brawer
Hove-Darr Family
Yvonne Hove
Amy Hower and Par Martin Tomas Boman
Ann Huber and Leon Wong
Gretchen Huestis and Andreas Raedle
Cynthia Huie and Michael Chan
Juliet Huntington and Scott Blood
Baachan Ikeda
Ken Ikeda
Lisa Ikeda
Stefanie and Koji Ikeda
Dave Irvine
Lisa Ito
Elaina Jackson
Cerine Jeanty and Danton Garcia
Kiah Jeffries ‘97
Lisa Jeli and Haroon Tahir
Cynthia Jenkins
Stacy and Steve Jenson
Donghong Jiang and Nikki Huang
Ginger Jordan
Kate Joshua
Justine Jow
Willie Jow
Bridget and Sean Joyce
Helen Joyce
Rosalie Juliano
Craig Justman
Frances and John Justman
Chetan Kamdar
Catherine and Brian Kane
Vida and Dallas Kashuba
Maya Katz and Robert Pellecchia
Karen and Tim Kavic
Kenji Kawakami and Minal Shah
Nancy Kawakami
Vella Kawakami
Linda and Dennis Kayes
Carly Kear
Anne Kearney
Abby and Ben Kearns
Carole Kearns
Tim Kearns and Patty McGoldrick
MaryMar Keenan and Robert Carper
Jennifer Kern and Chandler Mayfield
Susan M. Kern
Hai Kim
Jennifer Kim and Christopher Quek
Mia and Robert Kim
Julia Kirkpatrick and David Hudson
Doug Kittenbrink
Rachel Kittenbrink
Rebecca and Todd Klarin
Peter Klivans and Kate Steinheimer
Troy Knight
Meredith Knudsen
Youkyung Koh and John Middleton
Sally Kong and Wen Luo
Anne Krantz and Mark Gunther
Riya Krishna and Krishna Ramachandran
Martine Krumholz and Jonathan Abrams
Sara Lackey
Meredith and Benjamin Laguna
Lizzy Laidlaw
Maeghan Lancy-Brown and Michael Brown
Cynthia Lara and Forrest Rosh
Karin Larson
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
Suzanne Lee
Shelly Lei
Kathy Leno
Katrina Leno
Pam and Lee Leonard
George Leong
Hoi Loong Leow
Kristel Leow and Mikhail Seregine
Rachel Leow
Ariana Letcher
Annie and Lingo Leung
Meagan Levitan and Dale Carlson
Jing Liang and Josh Krieger
Dennis Light
Dorte Lindhardt and Fred Pollack
Donna Loggins
PHS DONORS
Rosalind and Stuart Loomis
Maria López-Larios
Beth Lovett and Michael Sher
Sara Lowell
Molley and Rich Lowry
Hiram Lucius
Karen Luna
Cheng Ma and Jing Yang
Peter Ma ‘20
Maureen Mackowski
Jaimie and Jonathan Maguire
Robyn Mandel ‘06
Charlotte Mankin
Steve Manseau
Christina and Brian Marchiel
Don Marich
Robin and Michael Marich
Elijah Marshall ‘21
Leah and Joshi Marshall
Gabriel Mass ‘95
Lisa and Dennis Mauriello
Angela McCray
Kathleen Mcdonough
Shannon McGilloway
Tanya McKinley
Isobel McLuskey
Kacie McMorris-Cherry and Brandon Cherry
Trevor McNeil ‘96 and Sarah Montoya
Jim Megna and Kathy Moscillo
Michelle Megna and Andrew Etter
Aziza Megrissi and Adil Asslam
PHS DONORS
Maya Miller-Bakaley
Francesca Molina
Adrienne Moon
Diane Moore
Susan Moore
Katie Morford
Tony Morgan
Toby Morris ‘70 and Elizabeth Kerman-Morris
Heidi Moseson Lidow and Nicholai Lidow
Patrick Mulkeen
Beverly Mun and Chean Law
Akemi Muromachi
Sarah Myers and Eric Oldmixon
Thameena Naeem
Gillian and Matthew Nathan
Ethel Nayematsu
Leah Nelson
Anne Nevard and Mike Nevard
The Newells
Phuong Nguyen
Quynh Nguyen
Tanya Nori
Deirdre O’Callaghan
Fiona O’Callaghan and David Tully
Cole Obrecht ‘17
John Obrecht and Gigi Obrecht
Gerald Okimoto and Minette Okimoto
Terumi and Hidetoshi Oneda
Andrea Orchik
John Osborne
Juliet Osborne and Peter Kavic
Karen Osborne
Naynesh and Tejal Patel
Niharika Patel
Liz Patterson
Roger Paul
Lorenza Pellicioli
Mariarosa Pellicioli and Lorenzo Pellicioli
Monica Peralta
Jeffery Perdue
Laura Perez and Cesar Nolasco
Erica Perng and Scot McIntosh
Claire Perry
Libby Perry
Sebby Perry
Somerset Perry
Winslow Perry
Amber Peters and Joseph Peters
Ben Peters
Erin and Mark Peters
Judy Peters
David B. Philhour
Marjan and Byron Philhour
Gail Pohlman
Vincent Pon
John Popper
Marvin Portillo
Linda and Terry Post
Brenda Priddy
Feli Pulaski
Sapna Puri and Chris Sturgill
Monica Putnam
Yong Quek
Karen Quillen-Lancy and Len Lancy
Patty Quinlan and Kevin Costello
Jo Ann and Sassan Raissi
Laudan Raissi and Anthony Justman
Dave Ramies
Elena Ramos
Ferdinand Ramos
Natalie Ramos
Shoney and Bobby Ramos
Liza Ramrayka
Kyle Reardon
Kristin Reed and Beau Perry
TJ Reed
Anne Regenstein and John Hefti
Esther Rhodes
Robin and William Ridgeway
Robert Riggins and Debbie Ramos
Bob Rivers
Carol Rivers
Niki Rivers and Ed Dollard
Gary Roberts
Taylor Roberts
Fred Robins
Jessie Robinson
Michelle Roch
Alethea and James Roche
Flora Roche
James Roche
Keith Roche
Jena Rogers
Cheryl Roldan
Nestor Romero
Julia Roquemore
Orion Rosedale ‘19
Yvette and Philip Rosedale
Debi Rosenberg
Garth Rosenberg
Ryan Rosenberg
Paula Rothe and Richert Robins
Laurie Rowley and Bill Cahan
Ian Rozzano
Marco Rozzano
Tachina Rudman-Young and Peter Young
Tara Rudman
Iryna Rychahova and Volodymyr Rychahov
Wenona Rymond-Richmond
Julia Sabory and Roberto Alfaro
Rafael Salinas
Bob Salladay
Jada Salum
Jorge Santillan
Bill Sartor
Brittany Sartor
Peggy Schmidt and Joseph Tabacco
Bob Schreiber
Hiroko and Samuel Schreiber
Pat Schultz Kilduff and Marshall Kilduff
Ernie Schultz
Renick Seanor ‘23
Olivia Sears and Craig Bicknell
Laura Seegmiller
Jake Seher
Jeongbum Seo
Tatiana Seregina and Iouri Pereltsvaig
Rupal Shah
Sangeeta Shah
Julia and Shaban Shakoori
Diane and Carl Shannon
Amy Shearer
Lisa and Eric Sherman
Hailyn Shuster
Max Shuster
Tanya Shuster
Janelle Silva
Ellen Simons and Robert Powell
Joninna Simpson
Madeleine and Alexis Sinclair
Brendan Skidmore
Deborah and Joel Skidmore
Nicola Skidmore and Mark Patron
Darryl Slattengren
Diana Slavin and Bob Baum
Daniel Snydacker
Sue Sondern
Nicole Sorondo and Colby Leno
Roberto Soto-Maynez
Wendy Spero and Amos Elliston
Judy Standley
Sandy and John Stice
Susanne Strauss
Maureen Sullivan
Kristin Tacorda
Costy Tadesse and Julien Venetz
Isam Tahir ‘13
Carrie and Qiyao Tan
Danny Tan
Vivian Tan ‘23
Yao Tan
Xingjiao Tang
Stefano Tarricone
Jessica Tashjian and Steve Cook
Cal Taylor
Cathy Tella and Richard Tella
Brian Terreri
Ashley and Gautam Tevatia
Afton Thatcher and Eric Seanor
CareyAnn Thomas
Jane Timberlake and Taylor Walker
Juanita Timmons
Felicia Timms
Malou Tina
Else Townsend
Suki and Peter Tsang
Erdenechuluun Tsogtbaatar
Alo Tully
Sara Turner and Trevor Ford
Martha Ullman
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PHS DONORS
Jeanne Valera
Heidi Van Horn
Ashley and Michael Vanderley
Irina Varshavsky
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Amy Vicknair and Daniel Rozzano
Nicole Vicknair
Greg Villalba and Margarita Berrios
Judy Wade
Sonali and Rakesh Waland
Xavia Warner
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Daniela Wehmeyer and Asim Bhansali
Chris Wellins
Doug Wheeler
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Michelle Williams
Natalie Williams
Pete Williams
Emily Willingham
Brian Wix and Christina Fischer
Jennalee Wolter
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Kat Wong
Ming Wong ‘20
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Dad Yarnell
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Sherie Yazman
Audrey Yee and Michael Steiner
Shu Yeung and Peter Kotsonis
Sheryl and Alan Yonack
Sarah Yoon and Kevin Kwon
Georgia Young and Peter Duyan
Jay Young
John Young
Scott Young
Stephanie Young
Xan Young
Jimmy Zaenglein and Jennifer Zaenglein
Liam Zaenglein
CORPORATE DONORS & MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES
18 Reasons
Ace Hardware
Anthem
Apple Corporation Matching Gift Program
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Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Barry’s Bootcamp
Bay Area Discovery Museum
BlackRock Matching Gift Program
Bright Funds Foundation
Cadence Design Systems
Cal-Mart
Charles Schwab
ChoiceLunch
Cisco Systems
Connie Caters
Crunchyroll
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DHL
Dolby Match Program
Epic Games
Gartner
Genentech, Inc.
Golden Gate Art and Nature
GoodPop
Google Matching Gifts Program
Gus’s Community Market
House of Air
Jax Kneppers Associates
Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Campaign
Kilham Farm
La Mediterranee
Ladybug Childcare/Preschool
Lyfesmiles Orthodontics
Malcolm Drilling Co, Inc
Microsoft
Movement San Francisco
Orbis Investment Management U.S., LLC
Playstation Cares
Raytheon
Salesforce
San Francisco Zoo
Sandy’s Muffalettas
Sephora
Sociale
SusieCakes
The Civic Kitchen
The Sampler House
The Snug
TIAA
Unity Technologies
VISA Giving Station
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
