MOTHER CAROLINE ACADEMY AND EDUCATION CENTER

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Open Doors Transform Lives Miriam Alves ‘01 Sandra Genere ‘97 Dear Friends, Accountant Assistant Director Alumni Clubs & Associations ‘05 Harvard Business School We are delighted to present Mother Caroline Academy and Lasell College ‘09 Education Center’s (MCAEC) 2015-2016 Annual Report. This past Currently preparing for CPA exams Newton Country Day School ‘01 year’s achievements would not have been possible without your College of the Holy Cross ‘05 generous financial support and enduring commitment to MCAEC’s Harvard University ’11, M.A. families. “MCA planted the seed of Member of MCAEC’s Board of Trustees Mentor to MCA student Last year we spent much time reconnecting with Mother Caroline tenacity. Our motto was to Academy (MCA) alumnae. Between hearing inspiring stories from reach for the stars and that’s alumnae while in awe of our current students’ determination, the how I live my life. Graduates of “Looking back on my time at phrase “opening doors, transforming lives” seemed to vividly capture the impact of MCA on the lives of students and their MCA are tenacious, motivated, MCA, building a foundation families. fun and determined and we of confidence at 10 and 11 are prepared to be leaders in years old has really made Hearing the voices and experiences of alumnae only strengthens the world.” our collective commitment to current students as we prepare a difference in the type of them for a path of promise and opportunity. On the opposite page, woman I am today. MCA there are quotes from two alumnae. As you read the contents of was also very special to my this report, we trust that you will continue to invest in the future mother. She was able to drop generation of MCA women.

off her daughter each day With Gratitude, and feel like MCA was a really good investment in

her daughter’s future.” Ed Hudner Diana Monteith Head of School Board Chair What We Do – Open Doors, Transform Lives

An extraordinary community of teachers, families, volunteers, and supporters invest in setting MCA students on a path of educational promise that may have otherwise been out of reach. Simply put, our collective efforts open doors and transform lives.

How We Do It Founded in 1993, Mother Caroline Academy is Set High Standards, Invest in Each Student a tuition free, all girls Building the path to high school requires high standards and an in-depth understanding of each student’s individual independent school, grades gifts and challenges. As a school accredited by the 4-8, serving families Association of Independent Schools of New England (AISNE), we hold students to a high set of academic with limited resources. standards across Math, Science, English, History, Our mission is to provide World Religions and Art. a high quality education • We utilize project based learning to fully engage that develops the individual students in content and develop skills in collaboration, critical thinking, communication and problem-solving. gifts of each student and prepares her for success • Outside of the classroom, we offer experiences that build skills and knowledge needed for life through in competitive secondary extended day programming that includes athletics, schools and colleges. arts, STEM, student clubs, field trips and service learning. INVEST • We are devoted to providing a safe environment where each girl can develop self-esteem, self- confidence and the ability to advocate and make healthy decisions for herself.

• We partner with parents and adult caregivers to help students develop a moral compass and sense of self needed to navigate life’s opportunities and challenges. How We Do It

Partnerships Since its founding Mother Caroline Academy and Education Center has strengthened its impact on the lives of students and their families through a range of partnerships.

i2. i2 is a program developed Handel + Haydn Society. Step into Art. In partnership Science Club for Girls. Merrowvista in New to engage middle school The choral program made with ELA and art teachers, Each year the Science Club Hampshire’s Ossippe 826 Boston. As 8th graders children in the fields of possible through a partnership Step into Art’s talented for Girls works with 4th Mountains. Merrowvista’s dedicate themselves to science, technology, with the Handel + Haydn staff engage students with and 5th graders to foster program is designed to preparing for interviews engineering and math Society, has grown into a the great works of art from excitement, confidence and develop individual skills, and writing high school (STEM). i2 staff trained an cornerstone of MCA’s arts Boston museums. Inspired literacy in STEM for girls. MCA enhance group effectiveness applications, students have interdisciplinary team of program. The spirited Sonja by these works, each year 6th students have the chance and provide a formative the good fortune of working MCA teachers to deliver a Tengblad, otherwise known as grade students create and to interact with women experience. Customized for with 826 Boston, a group of comprehensive, weeklong “Ms. T” and a renown soprano, exhibit their own paintings studying or working in the MCA, each May Merrowvista volunteers helping students to STEM program in November provides choral training to accompanied by a literary areas of science, technology, staff lead MCA students and write high school application to the 7th grade. Students MCA students. Last year, with piece rich with emotion, engineering, and mathematics. staff through a 3-day May essays that express their ideas read Fever 1793 by Laurie encouragement from H&HS, personality and meaning. Mentors work with students to retreat using experiential effectively, confidently, and in Halse Anderson, a novel seven 4th and 5th graders develop a strong self-concept activities as metaphors for their own voices. written through the eyes of were accepted into Handel regarding their abilities in real world challenges. The an adolescent girl about a +Hayden’s Youth Chorus Isabella Stewart Gardner math or science through program encourages students flu epidemic that sweeps that performs throughout Museum. For the past hands-on projects. to stretch beyond what is through Philadelphia in 1793. the City of Boston and at eight years, 4th and 5th comfortable, to see what is During the week, students Symphony Hall. grade students with their possible, and discover more were tasked with engineering, teachers have participated about their unique capacities. testing and presenting a in a partnership with the system to respond to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Philadelphia outbreak and Museum. Gardner staff train prevent a pandemic. MCA teachers in a method for discussing works of art focused on generating meaning versus telling students what the work of art means. Over the course of the year, the teachers attend one-on-one trainings and observations with Gardner educators Students visit the Gardner four times throughout the year with the fourth visit including families and a dinner. Students and their families receive a free year-long membership to the Museum. How We Do It

Program Events With the goal of extending learning beyond the traditional classroom and building community, each year MCA stages events designed to further engage and develop students’ passion for lifelong learning.

Eighth Grade Debate. After eighth graders Girl Power. On March 13, 2016, MCA’s have submitted their high school applications, Mentoring Program in partnership with they turn their attention to the Annual 8th Northeastern University Torch Scholars, Grade Debate. With guidance from teachers, hosted Girl Power. The goal of Girl Power is to students determine which controversial engage women across ages and backgrounds topics will be debated as well as what side of in sharing experiences and strategies for the topic students will represent. Students taking charge of their lives and pursuing their then spend two months researching topics passions. With a spirted and engaged group and preparing for the debates. The debates of participants, the program was kicked off demonstrate the best in civil discourse by Elizabeth Thorton, author of The Objective RESULTS as seen through students use of data to Leader and Professor of Management substantiate arguments, form effective Practice at Babson’s Executive Education High School Acceptances – Beyond High School rebuttals, and present with confidence Program. Following Ms. Thorton was a Class of 2016 and skill. performance by Franny Choi and Jamila Woods of Project VOICE who used spoken The class of 2016 did exceptionally well in gaining acceptance to a range of quality high MCA’s Annual Spring Science Fair. Every word poetry to entertain, educate, inspire of alumnae graduate schools including the exam schools Boston 100% May students participate in a competitive and empower participants. from high school school-wide Science Fair. After weeks of Latin School, Boston Latin Academy, and preparation, students stage their projects in March Gladness. Our first annual March the O’Byrant School as well as independent the gymnasium. Not only does the range of Gladness Basketball Tournament was held on schools , Buxton School, CATS Academy, The Cate School projects showcase student’s knowledge about March 4, 2016 with the goal of introducing, of alumnae enroll in college the sciences, they demonstrate students’ adult basketball players to the spirited, (California), , 96% skills in analyzing and visually presenting data determined and enterprising young players Fontbonne Academy, The Newman School, as well as their ability to present information. of MCA. Using the collegiate March Madness Newton Country Day School, Noble & Greenough School, St. Joseph’s Preparatory, Students’ creativity, energy and passion for format, eight teams consisting of MCA alumnae have been or are on St. Paul’s School, Ursuline Academy, The 4 their projects is inspiring. students and alumnae, family members, MCAEC’s Board of Trustees volunteers and local community members and The Woodward played in the tournament. The winning team School. was awarded 10 premium seats for a Celtics game. In addition to showcasing student The total value of scholarships 4 alumnae are currently mentors to players and introducing new people to MCA, MCA students or young alumnae the tournament reinforced the importance of awarded to the Class of 2016 athletics as a lifelong contributor to physical, by high schools is $310,000 The first generation of alumnae hold mental and emotional health. positions within a variety of fields including per year, or $1, 240,000 over healthcare, finance, education, marketing, four years. social services, retail, and high tech. Alumnae An emerging generation of MCA women with the intellect, resilience, and confidence to pursue fulfilling and productive lives

Jackie Burgo ‘97 Newton Country Day School ‘01 Bowdoin College ‘05, BA in Art History, Minor: Government and Legal Studies Senior Manager, National Multicultural Marketing /Events Macy’s Incorporated, New York, NY

Nia Millington ‘97 ‘01 Emerson College ’05, B.S. Marketing Communications Walden University ’16, M.S. Clinical Mental Health Counseling Account Supervisor Havas Edge, Boston, MA

Stephanie Lopes ‘01 The Newman School ‘05 Lasell College ’09, BA in Accounting Lasell College ’10 Masters in Accounting Staff Accountant Brightcove, Boston, MA “This incredible Alumna Spotlight community of Michelle A. Brito ‘98 devoted faculty, Tiye N. Cort ‘02 staff, volunteers and My life has been changed by Mother Caroline Academy in ways Boston Latin Academy ‘06 that I couldn’t have imagined when I first arrived at the school as a Wentworth Institute of Technology ’11, B.S.M. financial supporters 5th grader in 1995. Upon leaving MCA in 1997, my world became MCA Teaching Fellow 2012-2014 affirms my belief that exponentially larger when I attended and then Emmanuel College ’14, M.A. Secondary Education equity and access Middlebury College. The University of Texas at Austin ’18, Ph.D. Education in our educational system is possible, After graduating from Middlebury, I returned to Boston to pursue my interest in education. After a few years teaching in both and together we can independent and public schools, I returned to MCA in 2008. At Amber Dickerson ‘07 transform lives.” Newton Country Day School of the Sacred Heart ‘11 MCA I have been a teacher, mentor, principal, and a secondary Wellesley College ‘15 school counselor to a new generation of MCA students. During this Neighborhood Client Services Coordinator time, I earned my M.Ed. ABCD East Boston, MA Having been the first in my immediate family to graduate high school and attend college, the door that MCA opened for me has been the access to exceptional educational opportunities and experiences. My story is one of persistence and achievement with Nandy Barbosa ‘09 the help of amazing educators and mentors along the way including Boston Arts Academy ‘13 advocates from the MCA community. This incredible community Colby-Sawyer College ‘17, B.A. Global Multidisciplinary Studies of devoted faculty, staff, volunteers and financial supporters affirms my belief that equity and access in our educational system is possible, and together we can transform lives. Why We Do it FY 2015 (July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016) We believe that education has the power to transform lives. Parents of our students are invested in setting their daughters on a path of promise that Revenue: leads to high school, college and a life of opportunity. MCA opens a door to lifelong opportunity for girls and their families that may have otherwise Individual contributions 701,167 been out of their reach. Investment in MCA girls is an investment in families, Foundations & trust grants 277,588 communities and future workforce of . Corporate & business grants 85,605 Recent High Schools Recent Colleges Investment income 194,347 Attended Attended In-kind services & materials 358,621 Activity, registration fees & other income 143,215

Beaver Country Day School Amherst College Total resources available (before support from endowment) 1,760,543 Boston Arts Academy Babson College Brimmer & May School Boston College Bowdoin College Endowment Distribution 36% Individual Contributions 26% Cambridge School of Weston Bunker Hill Community College

Cate School of California Clark University Foundations & Trust Grants 10% Cathedral High School College of the Holy Cross Activity, Registration Fees & Other Income 5% Corp. & Business Grants 3% In-Kind Services & Materials 13% Interest and Dividend Income 7% CATS Academy Boston Duke University Emerson College Dana Hall School Emmanuel College Emma Willard School Fairfield University Expenses: Fenway High School Hampton University Instruction & program services 2,278,778 Fontbonne Academy Harvard University General & administrative 379,055 Lasell College Development 260,837 Lexington Christian Academy Middlebury College Total expenses 2,918,670 The Newman School Mt. Ida College

Newton Country Day School Northeastern University Noble and Greenough Regis College Deficit before support from endowment (1,158,127) St. Joseph Academy Simmons College Ursuline Academy Smith College Distribution from Board endowment 1,000,000 Williston-Northampton School Spelman College Deficit before designation of unrestricted reserves (158,127) The White Mountain School University of Delaware The Woodward School University of -Amherst University of Massachusetts-Boston Development 9% Instruction & Program 78% St. John’s University General & Administrative 13% Stonehill College Suffolk University Tufts University Wellesley College Faculty and Staff

Behind the success of each student are committed faculty and staff. Their talents, expertise and compassion make a huge difference in student success and the experience of MCAEC families.

Olumide Adebo, Information Technology Kristin Allison, School Nurse Olivia Belofsky, English Teacher 6th and 7th Grade Justin Blocker, Facilities Staff Michelle Brito, Director of High School Placement and Social Studies Chair Uche Egbuchulam, Academy Administrative Coordinator Lisa Fauman, Science 6th and 7th Grade Connie Forbes, Development Coordinator Julie Gehring, Director of Mentoring and Community Engagement Beverly Gill, Receptionist Rebecca Hibbert-Kapler, Math Teacher 4th and 5th Grade Ed Hudner, Head of School Stan McLaren, Director of Finance and Operations Jessaca Michaelsen, Assistant Head of School – Academic Program Nancy Merrill, English Languge Arts Teacher – 4th and 5th Grade Tracie Peaks-Sandy, Executive Assistant and Accounting Assistant Amy Perrault, Director of STEM and Math Teacher Karen Ricketts, Assistant Head of School – Student Life and Parent Engagement Peter Squires, Math Teacher 6th and 7th Grade Nate Smith, Facilities Manager Angela Williams-Mitchell, Special Events Coordinator

Teaching Fellows

A hallmark of MCA is the Teaching Fellows Program. Each year, a group of Americorp Volunteers commit to two years of teaching at the Academy. They share their enthusiasm, talent, and a sincere desire to make a difference in the lives of young girls. The Fellows receive teacher training with room and board in our 4th floor residence. 2015-2016 teaching fellows included:

Zoe Isabella COMMIT Jordan Koerber Mary Meas Tiffany Pena Katie Plant Erica Roberts Kat Sanford Victoria Valencia Kayleigh Wanzer Rebecca Wyczalek Investors Fiscal Year 2016 $2500 to $4,999 John J. Tegan Jr. Shepard Perkins Thalia Meehan Kathy and Gregory Abate The Motch Family Foundation, Inc. Susan and John Poduska Nancy Merrill Meghan and Kent Weldon Gerard and Megan Powers Susan M. Murray and Wayne J. July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016 Kristin and Stephen Allison Anonymous PROMUS+ Consulting, LLC Merritt Susan Okie Bush $500 - $999 Robert A. Radloff John and Kathleen Moriarty $50,000 and Above $5,000 to $9,999 Ellen Crowley Stephen and Judith Ainlay Paul and Orlyn Reese Janice A. Mulligan Pamela and David Driscoll Anonymous (2) Patricia and Michael Reilly Mary Mullin Anonymous Anonymous Kim H. Giler Ann Barlow RhumbLine Advisers Lisa and Derek Navracruz The George T. Lewis, Jr. 2001 Foundation Patricia and Jon Baker Kathy and Richard Jodka Elisabeth Bentley Mike Sakala Atheline Nixon Phill and Elizabeth Gross Markey and Thomas Burke Lois and Stephen Kunian Mindy Berman and Daniel Solomon Merhi Sater Northern Trust Amy McCarthy Victoria Bond Paul Schwartz and Daphane Petri Endicott Peabody Loomis, Sayles & Company, L.P. Dara Concagh and Thomas Corra Arthur McCarthy Elizabeth Borden Sarah and Sheldon Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Phelan Martin and Tristin Mannion Tom and Line Corcoran Susan Meyers Boston Community Capital Nicholas and Mary Scobbo Tom and Kim Ratcliffe James and Kimberly Pallotta Susan and Christopher Cowie Diana Monteith-Rubin Sharon and Tom Burke, Jr. Rebecca and Kevin Sheehan Sarah and Thomas Reed Susan Hall Mygatt Joanne Cancro and Charlene Allen Lucy Sherman John Reidy The Philanthropic Initiative, Inc. Christine Doyle and David Brams Kathryn and James Nichol Catherine and Philip Cantillon David Solimine Abigail Rischin and David Moss Sara and Tony Fiotto Cathy and Edmund Poli City of Boston Credit Union Elizabeth K. Frantz and Jon E. Deborah Robbins Steffensen Jay and Suzanne Sampson $25,000 - $49,999 William and Joyce Fletcher Amy and Brian Rivotto Sarah Clark Matthew J. and Gilda F. Strazzula Joan and Steve Clark Ann Marie and Bill Teuber Jason Saul Todd and Marci Abbrecht Beth Floor Foundation Margaret E. Clough Vineeta Vijayaraghavan Ellen Scerbo Adage Capital Global Companies, LLC Nyna Urovitch and David E. Williams Harry Collings Kathy Wallace Matthew Shakespeare and Fritz Maryann and Steve Connelly Wellesley College Backus Anonymous Claire and Mark Hallock Whole Foods Market William and Julie Yandow Letitia and David Cote West Insurance Agency Andrew and Anja Spencer Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Foundation Edward Hudner and Glenn Cunha Marylouise and Christopher Crofton- Deborah Spirio Hazard Family Foundation Charles Kent $1,000 - $2,499 Atkins $250- 499 Kathleen Stansky Karen and Steve Cropper Action for Boston Community Kristin and Philip Stashenko The Janey Fund Charitable Trust Douglas Bacon in honor of Anne Marie McGarry Anonymous (4) Maureen and Edward Bousa Jack D. Crowley Development Serrin Turner Stan and Leonora McLaren Gail and Paul Bouton Barbara and Evano Cunha Bernice Allitto and Marc Calandrella Adele and John Urbsas $10,000 - $24,999 RINET Company, LLC Caroline and Timothy Cahalane Judey Cunha Melinda and David Anderson Urban League of Eastern Martha Dayton David Apfel and Lisa Rechtschaffen Massachusetts Margaret and Robert Ackerman Rodman Ride for Kids Marie and John Cahill Joanne and Stephen Caulfield Sally L. Dias Norma Atkinson Susan Viano Anonymous Barbara and Frank Rowbotham Cetrulo LLP Janet and James Dougherty Guillermo E. Bahamon Laura Wood Bain Capital Kerry and Brendan Swords Gloria and Charles Clough Amy Duchesnea Janet Baker Beth Anne Flynn Janet Beaven $100 - $249 Catholic Schools Foundation Systems Evolution, Inc. Marjorie Liner and Christopher Connolly Latoya and William Forde Michael Bresnahan and Maria Alan Aikens John and Stephanie Connaughton Westfield Capital Management Company, Inc Suzanne and William Cotter Full Gospel Pentecostal Church Inc Lopez-Bresnahan Jaclyne and Jesse Ainlay Downey Family Charitable Foundation Crawford Foundation Kelly Gaule and Julie Clark Paige Brodie Patti and Stephen Allen Gloria Gavris Emily Brown Henry Ashworth Paul and Sandy Edgerley Janice Crowley Kevin and Candy Crowley Virginia Gavris Louis and Ann Bucciarelli, Jr. Alville T. Atherley Ann and Richard Fudge Scott and Amy Emerman Margaret T. Gelin Lynne and Gregory Caldwell Robert Baldi The Gerald T. Cameron Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. First Congregational Church of Mary Beth Giffune and Richard John F. Coburn Carol Bergenhiem Belofsky Cal Collins Samuel Black Susan and Harley Gordon Milton Dawn and John Giglio David and Christina Glen Paula Connolly Steven Bocamazo Elin and John Harris Kathleen and James Griffin Sabine Goldmann Joyce Cunha Michael Bonadio Hunt Street Fund Nora and Arthur W. Hall Sarah and Jason Grodsky Deirdre A. Cunnane Christine Botica Paul Gustafson David DuBard Nancy Braase Joan K Sexton Foundation Jessie and John Harris Ted and Patsy Heuchling Kathy Haller Mary and Jack Ellsworth Barb and Stu Brown Kearin Lewis Mary Ellen and James Hudner Martha and Henry Jacoby Diane and Thomas Esselman Paul and Katie Buttenwieser Liberty Mutual Foundation Inc. Edward and Tricia Joyce Jackie Jenkins-Scott and James Scott John H. Finley, IV Jesus Cabrera Linda and Bill Kofoed Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Flaherty Mark Cahill Marie T. Rotti Michael Kent Rita Malloy Mr. David Lager Henrietta and Heaton Robertson Nancy and Stephen Calderwood Jane Saltonstall The McCarthy Family Foundation Bronwyn and Jeffrey Lamont Olive and Bob Geehr Patricia Caldwell Richard and Mary Jo Murnane Alyssa LeBel and Edward Kaye Julie Gehring and Richard Lincoln Christine and Paul Carter Murray Family Charitable Foundation Robert Lewis Shelly Harris Patricia A. Casey Luanne and George Nugent Harriet and Thomas Linskey Susan Harris and Liza Reynolds Leonard and Janice Chace Ken Parsigian and Shay Mayer Rosamond Lu-Bao and Robert Bao Roxanne Hoke-Chandler John and Peggy Chapman Jim and Anna Rehnquist Catherine and Jack Lyness Kate and Tom Howd Michael Charles Thomas and Bonnie Rosse Devon Mansell and Mark Laycox Karen and Richard Hudner Alicia and Phil Chernin Gloria Ruggiero Andrea and Peter Marber Stephanie Hudner Marilyn Claise Michael J. Ryan Missionary Society of St Paul Kenneth and Traci Johnson Gretchen Colby Schrafft Charitable Trust Frank and Jean Navratil Robert and Elizabeth Kent Peter G. Collias Rosmarie and Robert G. Scully Kathleen and Charles O’Brien Katherine and James McHugh Jack Connolly Mary and Sherwood Small Peabody Properties Jean and Kevin McNamara Honorable Thomas E. Connolly Karen Sturges Anne Peretz Sue and John Meade Mike Constantino Will Corkhill Annsley and Robert McAleer Blair and John Wylie Barb and Joe McCormick Mother Caroline Academy Gracen Mosby Harris Patricia E. Costello John A. McDonough Wilson M. Yi Thomas McDonald and Joan Alyssa Cote Robert and Ellen McGarty Judith and Peter Zimmerman McDonald Alumnae Scholarship Fund Michael Cotter Tom and Mimi McGrath Aleksandar Zorovic Nia Millington Margot and Tom Cottrell G. Robert McLaughlin Amanda Miranda We are grateful to the following alumnae for giving back and Student field trips including MCA’s annual 8th grade trip Anonymous Margaret and Daniel Miley Gifts to $99 Laelia Mitchell investing in MCA’s current students and families. to Philadelphia are made possible with support from Edwina and James Cronin Margaret Miller and Allen Miller Aetna Foundation John P. Moss, Jr. the Gracen Mosby Harris Scholarship fund. Established Christopher Crowley Susan and Chris Mitchell Aurialis Alvarez Lidney Motch and Matthew Luczkow Sandra E. Genere ‘97 by Jessie and John Harris in loving memory of their Kristen Crowley and Timothy Delay Margaret Morrison Miriam Alves Mary M. Muldoon Nia Millington ‘97 daughter Gracen, we thank those who have contributed David and Eugenia Cummings Anne Moynihan Anonymous Heike Murphy and Lynn Callagy Jill Davies Stephen Mudge David H. Appleyard Elin Neiterman Miriam Alves ‘01 to this fund during the past fiscal year. Ann DeFosse Lisa Mullan Perkins Barbara Bahr Sheehan Terrence Newth Latoya Hankey Forde ‘01 Jason Dionne Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Murray Stephen and Nadine Baker Danny Nguyen Stephanie Lopes ‘01 Anne Beaven David and Eleanor Driscoll Margaret Nicholson Catherine Bannan Mary Nicolazzo Tanasia Portis ‘01 John and Elin Harris Mary Grace Duffy and Bob Host Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connell Anne Beaven Irene A. Paganelli Amber T. Dickerson ‘07 Jack and Linda Ellsworth Daniel and Cynthia O’Connor Donald A. Belforti Kaibeth Pena-Cruz Soerny Cruz ‘08 Fred Fairfield Jane E. O’Connor Blue Cross Blue Shield of Stacy Pinsker Aurialis Alvarez ‘09 Cynthia Fontaine Marie and Wayne Oliver Massachusetts Tanasia Portis In Kind Contributions Elizabeth Fragola and Nicholas Elizabeth and Pete Palmer Joseph C. Borsellino Meredith Price Amy Duong ‘14 Yen Le ‘15 Senzamici Alan Pampanin Mary Ann and Dan Brosnan Sue and Bernard Pucker Boston Center for Youth and Famlies Steven Fried Camay and Matthew Pascucci Jack and Kathie Burnett John Ramsay V Dawn and Jim Fukuda Ellen Plapinger Sr. Frances Butler, SSND Diane Ring Boxxout Enterprises John and Cynthia Gallagher Charles Plunkett and Tim Mullins Regina A. Caines, J.D. Joseph L. Ruggiero Chillybears Design Michael Gallant Joanne and James Poage Margaret Casey Josephine Santana H9 Video Production Services Erick Garcia Leo and Kathleen Power Meyer and Beth Chambers Steve Schlueter Donations in Memory of One Brick Boston Sandra E. Genere ‘97 Betty Prescott Robert H. Clifton Alisa Scott Past Supporters, Volunteers Polar Beverages Donna L. Gittens Wallis and Daniel Raemer Greg Collins Janet and Joseph Senna Seasons Catering Paula Reiters Felisberto Silva and Friends James and Sarah Gobes Julia and Brian Condon Philadelphia Zoo Vanessa and Michael Gobes Pauline and William Reynolds Margot and Daniel Conley Barb Sisson and Steve Silverman Yolanda Gobes Mary Jo Ricketson Sandra Costello John H. Slater We thank those who have made donations in memory of past Rodman Ride for Kids Kathy and Bill Green Patricia and Romeo-Gilbert T. Kim Cromwell Charles Smart supporters, volunteers and friends. Julie Gehring Kerry Hands Joan K. Rubin Karen A. Crowley Ann Sullivan Mass Mentoring Partnership Althea Hankey Rummel Family Louise Crowley Cynthia Torres Phillip Bowe Step Into Art Christopher and Maribeth Pender Erica Scatchard Soerny Cruz John R. Tuttle James and Florence Hudner Urban Nutcracker Hardiman Sarah Schermerhorn Charles R. Cummings Kendy Valbrun Charles and Anne Kent Sara & Tony Fiotto Jessie and John Harris, Jr. Fred Scholz Susan Dayno Michael and Judith Vance Boston University Craig and Maura Hershman Lynda Schweitzer- Wood Debra and Joe DeMeis Shella Vetiac Patricia Merrill Elizabeth and Melville Hodder Judy Scicchitano Ana Depina Elizabeth A. Waring Alan Stone Thaddeus Miles Holcim (US) Inc, & Aggregate Beatrice Semexant Amber T. Dickerson Robert B. Wheeler Hale Sturges (former Board member) Boston Celtics Insustries PAC Refaat Shehata Amy Duong Jonathan Yu-Phelps Lucille Jones Maureen Horgan Greg and Patricia Smith Kurt Faustin Shari C. Zalkind Sydney Janey James Hudner Lynne Smith Lisa Fideli Shkeya Brittle Robert and Emily Hurstak Priscilla Spagnoli Elizabeth Fisher Kelly Gaule Donald Jabro Karen and Stephen Stulck Mary Fogarty Joe Flynn Memorial Angela Williams Mitchell and Family Ann P. Jacobs Lindsay Sullivan Maya French Susan R. Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sunderland Mary and Thruston Hammer Scholarship Fund Linda Shannon Lamees Kelley Janet Sung Anna Hardman and Yannis Gay Crowley Justin Kermond James Supple Ioannides The following donations were made to the Joseph F. Flynn, Jr. Revere Hotel - Boston Common Richard and Jacqueline Keshian James and Patricia Tarpey Jane Heifetz Scholarship Fund. Joe Flynn was a founding Board member Elizabeth and Phill Gross Nicolyn Keville Jeanne Tiedemann Donna M. Horwitz who was deeply committed to providing MCA students and Wachusett Mountain Kate P. Kirby and Arch W. Horst Patricia Toney Tim and Jean Hudner their families with access to a high quality education. Each Kathryn Krasner Mary Tornabene Patricia and Christopher Jackson year several students are recognized as Joseph F. Flynn, Jr. John F. Kreckler Mary F. Townsend Mary L. Johnson Allison Lawrence Ingrid and Phillip Tucker Kathleen and William Keville scholars who demonstrate a love of learning; show leadership Nan F. Leonard Sonia and Bill Valentine Margaret T. Knaul by being respectful, compassionate and responsible; and Mary Lewis Ralph Wales Kristen Koch participate in community service. Catherine F. Logue Ellen D. Warwick Colleen Kyrios Cheryl Lombard Elizabeth H. Weaver Heather Lacey Guillermo E. Bahamon Johanna Longnecker Richard G. Wells, Jr. Robin Lancaster Paul Carter Janet Lothrop Erika Wight Kathleen and David Lang James M. Cronin Phyllis Maddox Mary A. Wilkes Yen Le Charles J. Maneikis Daniel Williams Sarah Lipton John P. Moss Stephanie and Gordon Martin Mr. and Mrs. Andy Winton Stephanie Lopes If there are any inaccuracies or omissions, we Elizabeth A. Palmer Karen Masterson Jane Wiseman Martha and Richard MacDermott regret those errors. We have made every effort Charles Smart

Thomas Mauro and Kathleen Lynch Stephen and Helenann Wright John and Susan Magee to ensure the accuracy of listed gifts. photography: Jenny Edwards Board of Trustees

Leonora Abrams Sara Fiotto Diana Monteith, Board Chair Mashpee, Massachusetts Hingham, Massachusetts Director of Convertible Debt & Special Situations Jaclyne Ainlay Christina Glen Loomis, Sayles & Company, L.P. Teacher, Tower School Hammond Residential, LLC Boston, Massachusetts Marblehead, Massachusetts Weston, Massachusetts Brian Rivotto, Board Treasurer Shuvam Bhaumik Susan Hall-Mygatt Managing Director & CEO Director of Relationship Manage- Attorney RINET ment Lincoln, Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts Shorepoint Capital Partners Norwood, Massachusetts Latoya Hankey – MCA Class of 2001 Sarah Clark Head of Talent Acquisition Program Director K2 Partnering Solutions Bain Capital Boston, Massachusetts Ex Officio Members Boston, Massachusetts Jessie Harris Rev. Gerald Osterman Allison Cole Director of Research & Strategy Everett, Massachusetts Vice President Longfellow Investment Manage- Verizon Wireless ment Ed Hudner Boston, Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts Head of School

Dulce Depina – MCA Class 2001 Kearin Lewis, Board Clerk Sister Frances Butler, SSND Assistant Buyer Cohasset, Massachusetts Dorchester, Massachusetts Rue La La Boston, Massachusetts Carol-Ann McIntosh Event Planner & Office Lead Association of Independent Schools in New England (AISNE) Braintree, Massachusetts

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