Upper St. Clair High School Halls of Fame September 23, 2016 Criteria For Student Inductees A former student must meet the following criteria to be considered for the three halls of fame. The individual must be a graduate of Upper St. Clair High School and must be away from the high school for at least five years. The individual must have made a positive contribution during high school as well as significant achievements after leaving USCHS. After the initiation of the Halls of Fame in 2000, the students will be nominated by members of the high school staff, the Upper St. Clair alumni, or the Upper St. Clair community. Each Hall of Fame Committee will include representatives of the high school staff, of alumni, and of the community. The nominees must earn a 75% vote of a quorum of the committee. During and after high school, the student could have excelled in one or more of the following: Academic Arts Athletic Activity Service and/or Leadership Art Award Athlete of the Year (USC) Citizenship Recognition Band Award Citizenship Class Officer Benefactor of the Arts Collegiate Recognition Collegiate Recognition Chorus Award Media Athlete Contribution to Society Collegiate Recognition Multiple Sport Athlete Leadership in Field Contribution in Field National Recognition National Honor Society Director’s Award PIAA Champion National Merit Recognition National Recognition of Work Post Season Recognition Overcame Obstacles Orchestra Award Professional Accomplishments Post Graduate Recognition Post Graduate Recognition School Record Professional Accomplishments Professional Accomplishments Service and/or Leadership Publication of Work Service and/or Leadership WPIAL Champion Special Scholarship or Academic Honor Thespian Society Student of the Year USC League of Arts Award Valedictorian Criteria For Administration/Staff Inductees A staff member or volunteer must meet the following criteria to be considered for the three halls of fame. The individual must no longer be employed by Upper St. Clair School District. The individual must have made a significant and positive contribution during his/her association with USCHS. After the initiation of the Halls of Fame in 2000, the staff members or volunteers will be nominated by members of the high school staff, the Upper St. Clair alumni, or the Upper St. Clair community. Each Hall of Fame Committee will include representatives of the high school staff, of alumni, and of the community. The nominees must earn a 75% vote of a quorum of the committee. The individual’s association with USCHS could have been as one or more of the following: Administrator, Teacher, Activity Adviser, Coach, Support Staff Member, School Board Member. During his/her association with USCHS, the individual could have contributed in one or more of the following ways: Gave Outstanding Service in His/Her Position Made Impact on Students’ Lives Made Innovative Contributions Initiated New Programs Provided Leadership in the Development of Facilities, Curriculum, Programs, etc. Earned Local, State, and/or National Recognition Represented USCHS in Local and/or National Educational Groups Published Work Superintendent’s Greeting Dr. Patrick O’Toole The Upper St. Clair School District is proud to welcome the 2016 Halls of Fame Induction Class, along with their families and friends, for this special recognition ceremony. On behalf of the Board, administration, faculty and staff, I congratulate the Induction Class of 2016 for this honor.

The name of each inductee will be placed on plaques in the respective Academic, Arts, and Athletic wings. These honored names remind our students and community of the unlimited potential of Upper St. Clair graduates.

My thanks to everyone who contributed to planning this special occasion and to those in attendance for showing their support for our newly elected members to the Halls of Fame at Upper St. Clair. Program Master of Ceremonies: Student Emcees

3:00 – 3:30 p.m. Tours of the High School 3:30 – 4:15 p.m. Reception 4:30 – 5:45 p.m. Induction Ceremony in Theatre 5:45 – 7:15 p.m. Dinner in Nutrition Center 7:15 p.m. Parade of Honor to Panther Stadium 7:45 p.m. Kick-Off – Upper St. Clair vs. Fox Chapel Mission Statement To identify and to honor those who have distinguished themselves in academics, the arts, or athletics at the high school, collegiate or professional level and who, in so doing, have contributed to the pride and prestige of Upper St. Clair High School. Steering Committee Dr. Timothy M. Wagner, Chair Mr. Jim Bennett, Arts Chair Mrs. Angela Petersen, Acting Arts Chair Ms. Jane Hollman, Academic Chair Mr. Jim Render, Athletic Chair Academic Hall of Fame Staff Inductee Todd Ollendyke

Hall of Fame Committee • ACADEMICS • Jane Hollman, Chair Bill Brandtonies • David Brewton Bob Brosnahan • Ed Callahan Kathy Kirsch • Bill Pope • Jim Saunders

Mr. Todd Ollendyke Todd Ollendyke was graduated with Honors with a B.S. in Biology from Pennsylvania State University in 1978. He was first hired as a middle school substitute and then as a high school science teacher. In the early 1980s as the USC student enrollment declined, Todd shifted his attention to computers. He became the first computer teacher at USCHS. From that point on Todd focused his attention on being a Computer Science Teacher. In this capacity he changed the acceptance and the use of technology for the students. In addition to training the students, he also taught the faculty and staff through a variety of in-service programs. Todd extended his services and became the Grade Book Administrator for the high school. Early in his career, Todd was the Rifle Coach for three years. Then he developed the Computer Programming Club, which he sponsored for fifteen years. The last nine years of his tenure, Todd was the adviser of the Clairvoyant, the high school yearbook. He led the staff to design and layout the pages strictly on the computer. Mr. Ollendyke valued the opportunity that he had to work with students, teachers, and administrators and to make them comfortable with the use of technology. In his time away from USC, Todd was an active supporter of the Central PA Food Bank and the Huntingdon S. D. Backpack Program. Todd lives with his wife in Upper St. Clair where they reared their two daughters. Student Inductees Karen Ho, Class of 1988 Mahesh Krishnan, Class of 1988 Joseph J. Plecs, Class of 1988

Karen S. Ho Mahesh Krishnan Karen S. Ho, Class of 1988, had such a sterling record in Mahesh Krishnan, Class of 1988, was a member of the high school that she was named a United States National Honor Society and salutatorian of his class. Presidential Scholar. Some of the achievements that He was the Editor-in-Chief of the Clairvoyant and very earned her this honor were being the Editor-in-Chief active in the National Forensic League. Mahesh won of The Montage, being a member of National Honor numerous awards in the fields of chemistry, physics, Society, being a valedictorian, and National Merit and computer competitions though the PA Academy of Scholar. When she was graduated from USCHS, Karen Sciences and the Westinghouse Science Program. He was named the Compton Scholar which meant that was a National Merit Scholar. Mahesh went to Penn she had full tuition for all four years at Washington State and enrolled in the Jefferson Six Year Accelerated University. She was an Elie Wiesel Essay Competition Medical Program. Mahesh was the president of the Finalist, the Harrison D. Stalker Prize winner, and she Medical Student Support Society, an officer in the was named to Phi Beta Kappa. Karen was graduated Summa cum laude with a BA American Medical Student Association, and a co-founder of the Jefferson Association in Biochemistry and she was awarded the British Marshall Scholarship for graduate of Indian Students. He volunteered in a homeless shelter and in a clinic for the study. Karen chose to study Genetics at Cambridge University in England. After indigent. He became a resident in nephrology at Georgetown University Medical earning her MS in Genetics, she moved to Stanford. In 2002 she earned a Ph.D. in Center. He also earned a MS in Public Health and a MS in Business Administration Developmental Biology. For the next three years, Karen was at the University of from Johns Hopkins University Medical Center. Since his formal training ended, Pennsylvania doing postdoctoral studies on sleep and on neuroscience. She has Mahesh has become a recognized expert in Anemia of Renal Disease, End-Stage written extensively about the genes associated with autism, developmental delay, Renal Disease Payment Policy (US), and Medical Data Analysis and Systems. Mahesh and other neuropathies of children. Karen’s interest was piqued when both her has been a member of the National Kidney Foundation, on the Board of Directors of sons were born premature and had to overcome some typical challenges. Karen the Kidney Health Initiative with the American Society of Nephrology, and the FDA. currently is a Principal Scientist and an Adjunct Assistant Professor in Pediatrics at the He has published over fifty-five peer-reviewed articles and three books. Currently, University of Utah. Karen is the Chief Officer of the NGLY 1 Foundation, a non-profit Mahesh is an International Chief Medical Officer and Group Vice President for organization to help children with a rare genetic disorder. Karen Ho describes her Research and Development for DaVita Healthcare Partners, which oversees medicine roles as a wife, mother, and scientist. in 12 countries. Mahesh lives with his wife and two children in McLean, VA.

J.J. Plecs Joseph J. Plecs, Class of 1988, was a member of the National Honor Society and valedictorian of his class. He was a class officer, and a member of the rifle team, fencing, and the Westinghouse Science Program. J.J. attended Governor’s School, was honored by the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science, won the Bausch and Lomb Award, and was a National Merit Scholar. After high school, J.J. attended Princeton University where in 1992 he earned a BA in Physics and was graduated Magna cum Laude. J.J. went directly to the University of at Berkeley. In 1995 he was awarded a MA in Physics and in 1999 a Doctor of Philosophy in Physics. While he was studying at Berkeley, he worked as part of the Aber Group as a Graduate Student Researcher and later as a Postdoctoral Researcher. From 1999 to 2003 J.J. was a Postdoctoral Researcher with the Mayo Group at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. He returned to Berkeley where he was a Beamline Scientist for the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. For the next twelve years, J.J. returned to the East Coast. First he was Senior Associate for McKinney and Company in New Jersey and then a Senior Manager for Pfizer in City. After two years as an independent consultant for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, J.J. has returned to San Francisco where he is the Director of Product Strategy for Roam Analytics. Arts Hall of Fame Staff Inductee Earl “Bud” Marlett

Hall of Fame Committee • ARTS • Jim Bennett, Chair Angela Petersen, Acting Chair Claudia Benack • Paul Fox Thomas Kikta • John Small Shari Shriver Opferman Susan Hofrichter-Watts

Earl “Bud” Marlett Bud Marlett began his career as a volunteer adult member of the stage crew in 1978 when he accompanied his son in transporting lighting equipment. For the next 34 years, Bud served as a technical director, a drama director, a producer, and a director of props. He was a scene designer, scenery painter, and master craftsman of all backdrops and all set pieces. Over the years Bud was involved with 56 USCHS stage productions, including spring musicals, fall plays, and holiday musicals. As stage crew sponsor, he was responsible for more than 24 productions per year. As a teacher of the stage crew, he challenged the students and staff with his philosophy, “Strive to do an excellent performance in a professional manner— don’t settle for less.” He inspired the students to learn his innovative technological knowledge of stage craft which enabled him to have flying in Peter Pan, special effects in Guys and Dolls and The Wizard of Oz, and three-story sets in Oklahoma and The Music Man. In addition to his work in the theater on dance recitals and music festivals, he also was a volunteer for the athletic department. From 1982 to the present, he has been an announcing booth spotter for the football home games. Bud Marlett pursues his love of the theater with an association with the Little Lake Theater. Student Inductees Mike Kopp, Class of 1978 Anthony M. Jeselnik, Class of 1997 Chelsea Baratz, Class of 2004 Benny Benack, Class of 2009

Chelsea Baratz Benny Benack III Chelsea Baratz, Class of 2004, must have played Benny Benack, Class of 2009, was an accomplished 1st tenor sax for twenty-four hours a day when she trumpet player, pianist, singer, and male lead. He was attended USCHS. In the Marching Band she was a tenor a trumpet player and soloist in the Marching Band, the saxophonist who became a field captain, then a member Jazz Ensemble, Concert Band, Wind Symphony, and Wind of color guard, then a musician section leader, and finally Ensemble. He won the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award and a featured soloist. Chelsea also played tenor sax as a performed in the PMEA All-State Jazz Festival. Because member of the Concert Band and the Wind Ensemble. of his exemplary achievement as a trumpet soloist She also played in the Jazz Combo, the Jazz Ensemble, and ensemble performer, Benny was admitted to the and the Wind Ensemble. Chelsea was in the PMEA Honors Manhattan School of Music. He earned a BA in Music in Jazz Band from 2001 to 2004 and in the PMEA District 2013 and a MA in Music in 2015. Benny was the recipient Band from 2003 to 2004. She won the Mellon Jazz Fest of the William Borden Award of the Manhattan School of Outstanding Soloist Award and the Slippery Rock Jazz Outstanding Soloist Award. When Music for Jazz Excellence in 2011. Despite his youth he has been a finalist and winner she was attending Slippery Rock University from 2004 to 2006, she performed with a in several prestigious jazz trumpet competitions and several jazz vocal competitions. local jazz legend and a trumpet phenom who later ran the Duquesne Jazz program. Upon In the August 1, 2011 issue of Jet Magazine, Benack was featured on Wynton Marsalis’ winning a scholarship, Chelsea transferred to the New School for Jazz and Contemporary list of “The Next Generation of Jazz Greats,” and recently the Benny Benack Band filmed Music. While she was there, she studied part-time and took time off to perform. She “A Masterclass with Marsalis,” for the National Young Arts Foundation. Because he is in was mentored by Grammy award-winning trumpeter Maurice Brown, who helped her demand as a recording artist, live performer, composer, and educator, he performs in to produce her first album entitled “In Faith.” She has been touring with him ever since. many famous NYC jazz clubs. During this summer, Benny performed at Lincoln Center While living in New York City, Chelsea has appeared in the most famous venues such as in New York, at Caton Castle in Baltimore, and at the Grand Prix Gala in . Birdland, Lincoln Center, and the Rainbow Room. She has performed on Jimmy Fallon Many people will frequently hear the name Benny Benack III in the near future. and David Letterman. Chelsea has appeared in some of the world’s largest music festivals from South Korea and Indonesia to good, old Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Anthony M. Jeselnik Mike Kopp Anthony M. Jeselnik, Class of 1997, began to develop his Mike Kopp, Class of 1978, was a four-year member of the comic career at USCHS. He demonstrated his quick sense choir and a four-year letterman in tennis. He was number of humor in the classroom as well as in his activities. He one in singles in his junior and senior years. At Iowa State was a member of German Club and Multi-Cultural Club. University Mike was number one in both singles and He was the president of SAAD as a senior. Anthony played doubles. At Edison College he was first in singles and lacrosse for four years and was voted to the Conference doubles and was All-Conference. He also earned academic All-Star Team as a senior. In 2001 he was graduated and athletic honors. Mike’s athletic accomplishments led from Tulane University with a BA in Literature. He went to his becoming a professional tennis player. He was the to to begin his career in comedic writing and National Fast Serve Champion with a 141 mph in Maui, performing. A few years later when Anthony moved to Hawaii. Mike also became an actor and a professional New York City, he met with almost immediate success. He voice over artist. Mike has represented such brands was the first writer hired by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. He also began to perform his as Citibank, Toyota, P. F. Chang’s, Visa, and AT&T. His accomplishments include national own comedy in venues around the US, Montreal, Dublin, and Australia. After he gained network campaigns that have aired on CNN, FOX, NBC, ESPN, ABC, CBS, PBS, and NPR. recognition from Comedy Central Roasts of Donald Trump, Charlie Sheen, and Roseanne He is currently heard on The Food Network. Mike’s first movie credit was opposite Meryl Barr, Anthony was hired to host two seasons of his own show The Jeselnik Offensive. In Streep and Steve Martin in “It’s Complicated.” He is a member of AFTRA, SAG, and USPTA. 2015 he hosted NBC’s Last Comic Standing. Anthony has appeared on shows hosted by Currently Mike lives in New York City where he conducts Vog Productions. Jimmy Fallon, Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel, Conan O’Brien, and Carson Daly. Lately he has shifted his focus to writing and pursuing other television opportunities. Anthony’s most recent work is Thoughts and Prayers, a Netflix special which reveals his comedy and its impact on the art and his philosophy of comedy. Athletic Hall of Fame Student Inductees Oren Eschenasy, Class of 1987 Michael McHugh, Class of 1992

Hall of Fame Committee • ATHLETIC • Jim Render, Chair Joe DePalma • Mary Lou Einloth • John Gido Danny Holzer • Scott Hawkins • Jeff Joyce Carl Lindstrom • Mike Sheleheda

Oren Eschenasy Michael McHugh Oren Eschenasy, Class of 1987, was a member Michael McHugh, Class of 1992, was a three of the National Honor Society, as well as an sport letterman. In soccer he was the Almanac exceptional tennis player. He was a four- Rookie of the Year and the USC Team Rookie of year letterman and a two time WPIAL team the Year. Mike lived up to this expectation champion. Oren was a state champion in as the team was a WPIAL and State Finalist doubles as a junior and a quarterfinalist in and Mike was Section 6 Player of the Year. singles as a senior. He continued to play He was named an All-Star by the Almanac tennis at the University of Notre Dame until and the Post-Gazette. In basketball he was an injury forced his retirement during his a point guard who led the team to a Section junior year. He majored in marketing and Championship in 1991 and the State Finals in minored in economics. Oren earned a MBA in International Business from Duquesne 1992. In baseball Mike was a centerfielder and pitcher on a WPIAL Championship University. He began his career with Electrolux as a sales manager directing multi- team and Section Championship team in 1992. He earned the George Bulger Award national operations in Europe, Central America, and the Caribbean. He worked in the for Sportsmanship and the USCHS Male Athlete of the Year. Upon graduation Mike appliance industry for Electrolux and Whirlpool where he led product development, played three years of NCAA Division 1 Baseball at Penn State. In 1995 he was drafted sales, and merchandising. For three years Oren was a country manager for Panama, in the 25th round by the Texas Rangers. He had a three-year career with the Texas Nicaragua, and Venezuela. Currently he is based in Miami where he is the Country Rangers. Upon concluding his professional athletic career, Mike transferred his Manager for Electrolux in Costa Rica. Oren is a weekend fitness buff. He golfs and leadership and efforts to business and to his family. He has been a regional business occasionally plays tennis, and he supports his wife’s personal training career. Despite director of the Fujifilm Sonosite since 2007. Mike has been invited six times into the his traveling and living around Central and South America, Oren remains committed President’s Club and for the past three years has been the Regional Business Director to Notre Dame and to Pittsburgh sports. of the Year. He lives in Kirkland, Washington, where Mike and his wife use much of their energy and enthusiasm to care for their six children. Hall of Fame Members Class of 2000 Class of 2001 Class of 2002 Class of 2003 Class of 2004 ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC David Brewton Raj Chakrabarti Lynn Digby Baxter Kavita Babu Jennifer DePalma Ed Chekan Lori Cherup Jonathan Bickham William F. Froehlich Alan T. Popp Ray Bandi Jeffrey Cooper Joseph Wesley Coltman III David Kimmel Richard St. John Tricia Hwang Connerly Melisa Wenna Lai Daniel Cooper Sean P. McHugh Donnan Stoicovy Mark Katlic Donald Lund George Davis Deirdre O’Connor Barbara Carney Trisha Meili Kenneth Lund Amy Snyder Kaminski Jack W. Radke Herbert C. Kirkwood Brian Phillips Stephanie Fulmer Smentek Simona Pautler Heidi R. Vollmer Snarr James Saunders Jack Phillips Robert Swartz Linda Decker Steindorf George Betcher * Karen Swartz Joe Argiro * Norman Wagner Bruce N. Carney Robert Christiana Robert Brosnahan William Warren Charles Fleming John DeBlassio Frank Carr Kathy DeBlassio D’nis L. Lynch Donald Eichhorn Rosemarie Rocher Joseph Ferderbar * William A. Pope Niles Norman Don Stoicovy Ann Gladden Stanley A. Zingle * Carl Streams * Vic Zuraw Jane Hollman George McClintock Alex Perinis Paul Pryor John Small

ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS Stephen Chbosky Claudia Curley Benack Ed Driscoll Joseph A. Bonasso III Jonathan Baker John Graulty John Edkins Sean Garnhart Caryn Wunderlich Gott Samuel R. Hazo Laura Schrock Wynn Harmon Martin J. Smith Randall Morgan Newsome John F. Sholl, Jr. Ann Talman Thomas Kikta Robert J. Gielas David E. Norton Robert Truver Michael Werner Preston Simpson George McClintock Heather Page Charles Wood Tom Harshman Paul Pavlov Margaret Shortridge Werd Donald Mincher Linda Serene James Bennett Sandra L. Stein Obbie McClintock ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC Missy Berteotti Mark Battaglia Kirk Ferentz John Bruno, Jr. * Katherine Haddox Clark Joey David Sean Casey Cullen Hawkins Tom Cherry Nick Cullen Jeff Delaney Craig Dunaway Joseph Luxbacher Rebecca Desman Beth Friday Bob Johnston Mark Hondru Kevin Orie Lonny W. Harrison Steven Tazza Jeff Joyce Scott Hawkins Kristen Elias Pakela William McArdle John Welch Marty Sieckmann Kathy Tomko Kappert Joseph DePalma Joe Moore * Dave Vanchina Laura Koerner Willard Hartley Frank Vancin Jack Maitland Mandy West Marty Moran Doug Whaley Gary Schick Mark White Nancy Tomich * Posthumously Hall of Fame Members Class of 2005 Class of 2006 Class of 2007 Class of 2008 Class of 2009 ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC Shawn Douglass Joseph J. Buggy Terrence Hammons Kelly Doran Arlene Brown Baratz Jack W. Elliott Cheryl Bruno Gamber Rebecca Norman Harbaugh Paul Savidge Melanie Brown Fukui Lesley Retallick Lee Scott Hahn David Mathews Carissa Tener Julia Scheib Martin Andrea Spadaro Morrison David J. Lind Sarah O’Brien Zirwas Patricia Dunkis Christina Greenwell Mullins Amy Purdy Catherine Moraytis Ulicny Walter Henricks Kathleen Kirsch Anne Newman James Purdy Edward Callahan Vida Tyc Catherine Luke Susan N. Hughes Terrence Kushner Paul A. Schlachter ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS ARTS Meredith Bell Dwight Kennedy Jacqueline Bayne Camilie Hulin Douglas Roth Gail Deibler Finke David Lander Marcia Froehlich Kristin McClintock-LeBeau Rhonda Schaffler Susan Forry Locke Ponny Conomos Jahn Tim Meehan Shari Shriver Opferman Daniel Mazzarini Douglas Williams Jessica Spencer Karen Sommer Turnbull Rick Valicenti ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETICS ATHLETICS Beth Babbitt Bales Gary DePalma Amy Lienhardt Hochanadel Lori Harris Douglas Harmon Dave Barzler Philip Michael Dunn Merel Hommen Wilson Kyra Kaylor Chris McIntyre Peter Smith Zachary Ellis Nathan Meerstein Kurt Keller Leigh Sulkowski Sheryl Klick Strobl Hall of Fame Members Class of 2010 Class of 2011 Class of 2012 ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC Jennifer Bell Alicia Avick Amanda Stehura Dishong James Eshleman Michael Barnard Robin Williard McGovern Aimee Hernandez Michelle Boss Catucci David Spagnoli Brendan McGuire Nicholas Beck Linda Swartz David Seidenfeld Gavin Williams Thomas Smedley ARTS ARTS ARTS Timothy Hobbs Matthew Mehaffey Kristi Olds Sogofsky Glenn Ward

ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS Sean Lee Amy Balsinger Scott Dillie Kevin Slowey Daniel Cafaro Conor Lee Bobby MacWhinnie Catherine Talarico

Class of 2013 Class of 2014 Class of 2015 ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC Tara Babu Susan Froetschel Jonathan Bayat Eric (Rocky) Feuer Lisa Hernandez Barbara Spotz Johnson Noah Gray Laura Rosenberger Bill Maher Joseph Pickel John Irwin Michael Rees Jessie Ramey Jeffrey A. Rudolph

ARTS ARTS ARTS Alexandra Mayr-Gracik Amelia Guarino Tim Federle Megan Zediker Mullen Lisa Wunderlich Wetzel Paul Fox Denise Wunderlich ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS Alex Gensler Scott Freund Cameron Griffin Todd Haley Elizabeth Kline Jeffrey A. Rudolph Richard Saccani Amanda Lohman Aly Walker

** Posthumously Posthumously Administration Thanks Student Leadership Dr. Patrick O’Toole, Superintendent Team & Emcees Dr. Sharon K. Suritsky, Deputy Superintendent Dr. John Rozzo, Assistant Superintendent Amna Amin Mr. Ray Berrott, Director of Technology Suzanna Goodman Dr. Judy Bulazo, Director of Curriculum and Professional Development Tana Mahajan Ms. Frosina Cordisco, Director of Business and Finance Lauren Quintero Ms. Amy Pfender, Director of Student Support Services Darius Radfar Ms. Melissa Garvin, Assistant Director of Student Support Services Lexi Riley Ms. Sheila Gorgonio, Director of Advancement Sarah Rubino Mr. Brad Wilson, Supervisor of Customized and Online Learning Rod Smith Dr. Louis L. Angelo, High School Principal Breighan Szajnecki Dr. Timothy M. Wagner, Associate High School Principal for Program Planning & Innovation Nick Toosi Mr. Dan Beck, Assistant High School Principal Caleb Troughtzmantz Ms. Christine Mussomeli, Assistant High School Principal Partnerships

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