2023-2024 ANNUAL REPORT - FULL by Rosarian Academy

for being the Key to Endless

Possibilities

ROSARIAN ROSARIAN COMMUNITY COMMUNITY DEAR

On behalf of Rosarian Academy, I extend our heartfelt thanks for your steadfast generosity. Your support of the Rosarian Annual Fund opens doors to boundless opportunities for our students and breathes life into our mission in profound ways. We are deeply grateful that you have chosen to stand with us on this journey of growth and faith.

Because of your contributions in the 2023-2024 year, we have been able to elevate the educational experience for each student, continuing a legacy that will inspire future generations. This Annual Giving Report is a tribute to you, to the spirit of giving, and to the remarkable Rosarian community that has thrived for nearly a century.

For 99 years, Rosarian Academy has been a beacon of Catholic education in Palm Beach County, grounded in the Dominican values of prayer, study, community, and service. This shared mission of nurturing the whole student mind, heart, and spirit binds us as a faith-filled community. Thanks to the guidance of the Adrian Dominican Sisters, our dedicated Board of Directors, and your essential support, we are paving the way to a bright future.

Reflecting on the past year, we are thrilled by our achievements and growth. Our community continued to grow and thrive this year as we made significant strides toward expanding our campus, laying a strong foundation for Rosarian’s upcoming 100th anniversary. Each milestone we reach is made possible through the dedication and generosity of individuals like you, who are integral to our journey.

Thank you once again for your unwavering support and for being the key to endless possibilities at Rosarian Academy. Your generosity continues to empower us to fulfill our mission and to guide each student toward a meaningful and fulfilling future.

With gratitude and blessings,

Linda M. Trethewey, Ed. D.

Head of School

OUR OUR MISSION MISSION

Rosarian Academy, founded in 1925 by the Adrian Dominican Sisters, is an independent, coeducational Catholic school based on the Dominican pillars of prayer, community, study, and service. We educate the whole person in light of the Gospel values and provide a foundation for life.

Rosarian Academy 1st Communion 2024

OUR OUR LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Daniel Castro

Nicholas Coniglio, Chairman

Nicholas Coleman

Mary Freitas

Marta Hardyman

Scott Hendrix

Thomas Hunt

Richard Johnson, Jr.

Rohan King

George Mayer

Shaun McGruder

Alison Mischke

Dani Moore

Stephanie Rapp

Alison Rehm

Sarah Stuebe

Jessica Surovek

Linda Trethewey, Head of School

St. Judy Rimby

St. Leonard Esnard

Dr. Linda Trethewey

Head of School

Mr. Steve Obringer

Director of Middle School

Dr. Keller Lanahan

Director of Lower School and Early Childhood

Mrs. Mary Raich

Admissions Director

Mrs. Sara Mariani Mallon

Advancement Director

Mrs. Lindsey Beylo Kutner

Athletic Director

Mr. Mark Row

Facilities Director

Mr. Will Searcy

Marketing & Communications Director

Mrs. Jodi Panzeri

Finance Director

Mr. Kevin Singh

IT Director

Mr. Robert Sherman

Theater Arts Director

Ms. Joy Vandyke

School Counselor

EMERITUS BOARD

Jim Arrigo

Mark Cook

Cathy Flagg

Robert Garvy

Richard Johnson, Jr.

Margi Picotte

Shaun McGruder

Byron Thomas

Greg Quattlebaum

CHARITABLE TRUST BOARD

Larry Alexander

Susan Anderson

John Fulton

Jeffrey Rehm

Clay Surovek

Linda Trethewey

ROSARIAN FUND ROSARIAN FUND THE

1925SOCIETYEVENTUNDERWRITERS

Mr &Mrs MarcelloFiorentino,Marcello’s

LaSirena

FOUNDER:$50,000+

JM RubinFoundation

LEADERSHIP:$20,000-$49,999

Helen&CharlesSchwab

PATRONOFRA:$10,000-$19,999

Anna&DanCastro

Mary&MarkFreitas

FamilyofBeatriceGeorge,Classof‘24

David&SarahGoldberger

Jessica&ShaunMcGruder

Cathy&StephenMoore

Michael&MargaretPicotte

Courtney&PatrickWhite

LEVELOFEXCELLENCE:$5,000-$9,999

Ann-Britt&ChristianAngle

MarkW Cook

Winnie&MichaelFerik

AndrewP HoybachMemorialFund

Mr &Mrs JohnW Jordan,II

Alison&TroyMischke

StoopsFamilyFoundation,Inc.

Philip&SusanWarner

DapengZhu&NicoleLiu

HONORROLL:$1,925-$4,999

Julie&DouglasBrawn

Amanda&JarrettCampbell

Brendon&SeenaCarrington

Kelly&StevenColamarino

Briggs&NickColeman

Carissa&NicholasConiglio

TheDavesFamily

Veronica&JoseDuran

Barbara&DougFaron

Dan&MeredithFarrell

Cathy&JackFlagg

ShawnFree

TheHardymanFamily

Jennifer&ScottHendrix

Tom&LindaHunt

MeredithHunt

Lacey&MikeIvancevic

Charlene&RichardJohnson

Esperanza&GeorgeMayer

Michael&MeganMcDonald

AverillPaysonMeyer

Tracy&RussellMuser

Stephanie&CristopherRapp

Alison&JeffRehm

Jessica&HenryRionda

Mr &Mrs KevinRyan

Kelly&AndrewSciame

Allyson&GautamShrikhande

EsmeraldaSpinola&Emilio Pedroni

Mr &Mrs RileyStuebe

Jessica&ClaySurovek

Annette&MitchTheiss

Linda&ScottTrethewey

Nicole&MatthewTurko

Mari&AlexVargas

DJ &AbbeyWard

1925SOCIETY:$1,925+

Alllistedabove

SCHOLAR:$1,000-$1,924

ArcoSupply,Inc

DianaBarrett&BobVila

RussellBell&HollyReid-Bell

James&MollyBrown

Pat&JennaDavidson

Alison&PaulFavale

Mary-AnnSullivanHuffman,Class of‘60

KellerLanahan

TheMaddenFamily

DeanMann

Jodi&AlexPanzeri

Ashley&DavidPilger

Alison&LeeSchefer

Michelle&ChristianSearcy

Mr.&Mrs.JesseR TaylorIII

TheWrenFamily

Christina&ScottY

RAIDER:$500-$99

Kelly&MarkAlbur

Mr &Mrs JesseA

AdrienneBell

Amy&TreyBorzill

Linda&JohnBuck

Janice&RobertCa

Tiffany&NelsonC

Nicole&JamieGav

Liza&MarshallGri

Erin&ShaneLaaks

Melissa&BrianMa

Meghan&EvanM

RuthAnnMusgrov

ThePetruccoFami

Kristy&GrierPres

Maggie&Stephen

Amber&WillSear

Andria&RaulVale

Lauren&JasonZit

BLUE&WHITE:$

HaileyAlbergo

JosephAlonzi

KerrieAlsop

AmazonSmile

Amy&DavidAnde

JeffAtkins

OliviaBennett

LindseyBeylo

JenniferBird

LynnBlack

Anna&BartoszBogucki

ShanaCampbell

Alicia&JasonCarpentier

TuckerCavanaugh

GeorginaCullipher

Mr &Mrs ZygmuntCzamiecki

Maritza&MarkDawson

MariaDeJesus

RacheldeCarmen

VirginiaDevine

Lindsay&MichaelDougherty

Shannon&HuntEdwards

PamEspinosa

Danielle&MarioFaga

BradleyFell

SheilaFox

AlisonFrost

MichaelGilchrist

Kathy&KevinGill

JoGonzalez

LindaGowen

KaileeGroh

TheGrowFamily

Reverend&Mrs Rutger-JanHeijmen

GloriaHernandez

MarcosHernandez

LilianaHurst

KageanaJean

AnnieJohnson

FlintKeller

Mr &Mrs JackLansing

AngelaLazarony

LeslieLeckrone

Sharon&ChrisLencheski

Cecilia&EdwinLim

DianaLogsdon

Sarah&WesleyLogsdon

Sara&KevinMallon

Stacy&JeffMartin

TheMcKnightFamily

TaylorMerasty

Dorothy&JohnMerrigan

IsleMish

Donna&BillMitchell

KatherineMurphy

Alexis&ScottNelson

Caitlin&SteveObringer

MiriamPachter

DebbiePalacios

MorganPate

Sue&MikePeacock

AmyPelletier

JuliePerez

SusanPhillips

MaryRaich

Andrew&AnaRich

GinaRogers

MarkRow

TheRubenackerFamilyinmemoryof AloisF Rubenacker

EmmaRunko

Jessica&JustinSaunders

AlexandraScott-Brown

RobertSherman

MarieSincere

TheSmajlajFamily

ADDITIONAL GIFTS ADDITIONAL GIFTS

CHARITABLETRUST:$10,000

TheMaryAliceFortinFoundation

PICOTTEFACULTYDEVELOPMENTFUND:

$10,000

MorseHillFoundation

SCHOLARSHIPFUND: $30,000

TheAliceBuschGronewaldtFoundation,Inc

$25,000

MaryAliceFortinFoundation

TREEOFLIFE:$2000

Mr.&Mrs.EdwinLim

Mr &Mrs TerrenceSt John

JackieStruthwolf

EmmaRunko

Jessica&JustinSaunders

AlexandraScott-Brown

RobertSherman

MarieSincere

TheSmajlajFamily

Mr &Mrs TerrenceSt John

JackieStruthwolf

MoTabie

CarinTrundle

JohnUllom

CatalinaUribe

MisaelValera

JoyVanDyke

DinaVechiola

TheNewYorkCommunityTrustJohnL

Vigorita,M.D.MemorialFund

JanWallace

TanyaBowe-Wildgoose&ClarenceWildgoose Pam&ReedWilliams

CATHERINEA.READER

SCHOLARSHIPFUND

$10,000

TheWilliamH.PittFoundation,Inc.

$500+

NoelleSmith

$100+

Dr MaryFlanagan

Ms.MaryEllenGore

Mr &Mrs StephenRichman

Ms JamieShea

Mrs NicolePicotteSmith

CONGRATULATIONS

From left to right: Caroline Mischke, Alexandra Moore, Finley Nelson, Gabriel Pineda, Emery Prus, Ava Rodriguez, Andrew Sevald, Liam St John, Ainslie Theiss, Kendall Theiss, Kayla Ugarte, Serena Weingartner, April Welker, Caroline Yohe, Lucas Young

From left to right: Luke Atteridge, Finn Beylo, Cali Borland, Isla Brawn, Tessa Brown, Dane Campbell, Annabelle Carden, Chloe Castro, Grace Coan, Nicholas Coniglio, Nicholas Ferik

From left to right: Gabrielle Fulton, Beatrice George, Abigail Hardyman, Liam Hardyman, Ravi Hernandez, Brianna Johnson, Luca Kharchilava, Vivian Lanahan, Cameron Lencheski, Sebastian Lopera, Daniel Lovitz, John Matter, Eammon McCarroll, Michael McDonald, Santino Merchan

Thank You for Supporting the 44th Annual Auction & Ball!

Thank You For Supporting Rosarian Academy’s 2023 Auction & Ball

AuctionCo-Chairs: MartaHardyman,MarianMacias, &AllysonShrikhande

AuctionHonoraryChair: LucyMusso

Underwriters

DINNER:$20,000

SearcyDenneyScarolaBarnhart&Shipley, PA

BAR:$10,000

TheNielsen-MussoFamily

LIGHTING&AV:$6,000

MartaN Fernandez

DINNERMUSIC:$5,000

Cathy&JackFlagg

MOBILEBIDSITE:$5,000 ElectricalSpecialtyServices,Inc

CENTERPIECES&DÉCOR:$3,000 MarianMacias&VinceIuliani

COCKTAILMUSIC:$3,000 AvoTekCapital

EVENTENTERTAINERS:$2,500 Linda&TomHunt

GRAPHICDESIGN:$2,500 SurovekGalleries

GUESTFAVORS:$2,500 TheHunt-DeAtleyFamily

INVITATIONS:$2,500 Anna&DanCastro

PHOTOGRAPHY:$2,500 Jessica&HenryRionda

STAFFDINNER:$2,500 Allison&WinstonWren

VALETPARKING:$2,500 Megan&MichaelMcDonald

CIGARROLLER:$1,000 TheHardymanFamily

SpecialThanksUnderwriters SPONSORSHIP&UNDERWRITING APPRECIATIONPARTY LucyMusso

GIRLSNIGHTOUT PizzaalFresco&TheJoseDuranFamily

AUCTIONT-SHIRTS TheWeingartnerFamily

Centennial Capital Campaign

With a rich, nearly one-hundred year history of educating students with rigorous academics in the Dominican tradition, Rosarian Academy is investing in its next one hundred years through a multi-phase campus renovation

AtRosarianAcademy,our CentennialCampaignis transformingourcampustobetter serveourstudentstodayandinthe future.We’vealreadycompleteda newLearningCenterforour youngestlearnersandrevampedour frontentranceandcarlinefor improvedsafetyandconvenience. Coveredwalkwaysnowconnectkey areasofcampus,making

transitionssmootherandsafer.Up next,we’relookingforwardtoafullsizeathleticfieldandcampus enclosure,creatingamoresecure andvibrantenvironmentforour communitytogrow.Readmoreat givetora.orgtoseehowthe CentennialCampaignisshapingthe futureofRosarianAcademyforthe nextonehundredyears.

Honoring Rosarian Academy’s Past and Embracing its Future

Dominican Sisters opened St. Ann-on-the-Lake Academy, a boarding school for girls Until 1927 the campus extended to the water’s edge, until the city of West Palm Beach paid Rosarian Academy $1,650 for a sixty-foot right of way to build Flagler Drive

Donated by generous benefactors, Col and Mrs Bradley, the new Bradley Hall housed girls from out of the area to attend St Ann’s Despite the setback of a devastating hurricane in 1928, leaving Bradley Hall damaged, the school persevered and continued to grow By the mid1930s, the building had been repaired, used for classes and boarders Shortly after, the school began welcoming boys as day students

In 1939, the school's name was changed to Rosarian, honoring the mother of the significant Benefactor, Ann Bradley.

In the 1940s, Rosarian Academy solidified its foundations and began significant expansion. The purchase of Casa Hermosa in 1941 provided additional dormitory space, accommodating a growing student population, including many from South America. The school gained important accreditations and celebrated the groundbreaking for a new chapel and classroom building, marking a period of academic and social growth.

The school's growth spurt continued in the 1950s with the acquisition of the Yacht Club, which added vital facilities like an auditorium, additional classrooms, showers, and lockers for day students, and two apartments for faculty members The decade featured a notable educational forum in 1953 with international educators and saw the construction of new buildings, including Lewis Hall, Harrington Apartments, a swimming pool, and bathhouse The Academy also intensified its focus on the arts, showcasing impressive stage productions

As American society underwent great social and political change in the 60's, so did Rosarian Academy. The 1960s and beyond brought forward-thinking programs like language labs and a guidance department, along with the construc-

tion of the Margaret Tighe Machlin Fine Arts Center, which eventually produced classics like Brigadoon, The Sound of Music, Oliver, and Annie, with the original dog, Sandy, making a special appearance in the school's production

During the 1970s, Rosarian Academy introduced new electives and programs like Senior Projects, which fostered community involvement and career exploration, while also founding the Little School (Montessori) in 1974 for young children. The decade was highlighted by the restructuring of the sophomore religion program to include local outreach, the production of acclaimed Broadway shows, and the celebration of the Academy's Golden Anniversary in 1975 with a Gala at the Breakers Hotel, attended by notable figures such as Rose Kennedy and Perry Como.

By the mid 1980s, Rosarian Academy had fully transitioned to a co-educational model, serving students from Montessori through 8th grade.This new structure was solidified with the graduation of the first co-ed 8th-grade class in 1992, marking the beginning of a transformative period of expansion during the 1990s and leading to the construction of the Mary Alice Fortin Building.

This new facility replaced Bradley Hall and Casa Maria and was carefully designed to meet the needs of students and staff with modern classrooms, laboratories, and administrative spaces. Additionally, a comprehensive sports complex was developed west of the Fortin Building, providing students with top-notch athletic facilities, featuring tennis courts, basketball and volleyball courts, and a grassy field with a perimeter track, offering students a well-rounded environment for both academic and athletic development.

In 2000, Rosarian Academy celebrated its 75th anniversary, with the same commitment to comprehensive arts and athletics, emphasizing lifelong fitness, but a new dream. Under the leadership of Principal Mary DeVault and Board Chair Robert Garvy, a capital campaign was launched to fund crucial campus improvements, including the Rosarian’s firstever full-size gymnasium. When a hurricane damaged the fine arts building, the school seized the opportunity to reimagine its facilities, leading to an even bigger dream, the design of a new athletic and fine arts center

Nine years later, with Principal Sr Corrine Sanders at the helm, the Rosarian Academy community gathered to celebrate the grand opening of the Picotte Center for Athletics and Fine Arts This state-of-the-art facility housing the gymnasium, Music Suites, Drama Suites, Visual Arts Suite, and “The Neighborhood,” featuring a Family Academic Center for Enrichment, a Technology Suite, a Meeting Room,

and a Reading Lounge. With the new gym opening, the Chapel no longer had to host PE and extracurricular activities, allowing it to be reinstated as a chapel in 2010.

Rosarian’s growth didn’t stop there. In 2018, with Linda Trethewey as Head of School, the Freitas STEM Innovation Center, a state-of-the-art, hands-on learning environment, officially opened at Rosarian Academy. In this milestone achievement, Rosarian became the first Carnegie STEM Excellence Pathway partner in Florida, thanks to its partnership with the Carnegie Science Center. This initiative enhanced the school's curriculum which integrated computer

in the 1920s to its current status as a leading institution in innovative education and holistic development, Rosarian has continually evolved to meet the needs of its students and the demands of a changing world.

The Academy’s rich history of expansion and milestones, reflects its unwavering commitment to preparing students for future success, a mission that remains at the heart of Rosarian Academy today. As Rosarian looks ahead, it remains poised to build a strong foundation for the next 100 years, ready to embrace new opportunities and continue its legacy of excellence.

Faith in our Future Circle $1M+

Adrian Dominican Sisters

Faith in our Foundation Circle

$500,000-$999,999

Saint Edward Church

Danielle Hickox Moore '81

Faith in Action Circle $250,000$499,999 Anonymous

Denis and Annabelle Coleman

Nick and Briggs Coleman

Linda and Tom Hunt and Family

The Beth and Sean Lang Family Foundation

Shaun and Jessica McGruder

Michael and Margaret Picotte

Centennial Circle

$100,000-$249,999

Christian and Ann-Britt Angle

The Castro Family

Cathy and Jack Flagg

The Garvy Family

Sarah and David Goldberger

Sebastian Hilfiger

The Leidy Family

Frank J Lewis Foundation

Kerry and Tom McCaffrey

Alison and Troy Mischke

The Oskouei Family

Centennial Circle cont.

Carolyn and Kevin Ryan

Lisa and Mark Saur

Allyson and Gautam Shrikhande

Byron and Sissy Thomas

Scott and Linda Trethewey Dapeng Zhu and Xiao Liu

St. Dominic Circle $50,000-$99,999

Helene and Keith Austin

Julie and Doug Brawn

Nicholas and Carissa Coniglio

The Colamarino Family

The Hooker Family

Richard and Charlene Johnson

Michael and Megan McDonald

John and Heather Rogers

The Sciame Family

Andrew and Elizabeth Stoops, The Stoops Family Foundation

Nikolai Cushing True

The Wren Family

Adrian Sisters Legacy Circle $25,000$49,999

Jackie Breckenridge, The William H Pitt Foundation

Krista and Erick Coan

Chris and Melissa Deitz

Jennifer and Scott Hendrix

Jodi and Alex Panzeri

The Trundle Family

In honor of Max and Faye Wurman THANK

Our Lady of the Rosary Circle $10,000$24,999

Joey and John Bulfin

Doug and Barbara Faron

The Guerrieri Family Foundation

Marta Hardyman

Dominique Punnett and Zachary Thornborough

Sara ‘94 and Kevin Mallon

Maschio's Food Services, Inc

Ali and Jeff Rehm

Maggie '99 and Stephen Richman

Sarah and Riley Stuebe

Jessica and Clay Surovek

Bianca and Brent Yohe

Torch of Truth Circle $5,000-$9,999

Amanda & Jarrett Campbell

George and Esperanza Mayer

Averil Payson Meyer

Neil Persh

Carling '99 and Tom Pinckney

The Rapp Family

Uniquely RA Circle and Rowdie Raider Circle $4,999 and below

Mary Ferol and Richard DiFilippo

The McKernan Family

The McKnight Family

Meghan '00 and Evan Monteiro

Ashley and David Pilger

Jane and Michael Walsh

To learn more about supporting the Centennial Capital Campaign, please visit givetora.org or contact Sara Mallon at advancement@rosarian.org