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Chesapeake Bay Academy Annual Auction & Gala GLOW hesapeae a cadem nnual uction ala Illuminate their world Invest in an innovative education for our exceptional learners. 23rd Annual Auction & Gala Saturday, February 23rd, 2019 The Westin Virginia Beach Town Center cba-va.org/auction MISSION The mission of Chesapeake Bay Academy is to educate students through academic programs individualized to address their learning differences, empowering them with the skills and confidence necessary for success in higher education, careers and life. “There are two kinds of light - the glow that illuminates, and the glare that obscures.” - James Thurber Dear CBA Friends and Family, Welcome to the Chesapeake Bay Academy Auction and Gala. This annual celebration of the CBA community is always a joy to be- hold as we honor our wonderful children and their families, the great work of our dedicated faculty and staff, and the unwavering commitment of our board of trustees. Tonight, we will bask in the warm “glow” of service to our students and the Hampton Roads Community. The importance of this event to CBA’s continued growth cannot be understated. Each year the proceeds of the auction provide much needed funds to support new programs and initiatives, expanding curricular as well as after-school offerings for our students; the funds facilitate a range of professional development opportunities for faculty and staff to enhance their skills and expertise; And, the event provides scholarship funds that are vital to our ability to serve many students who would oth- erwise be unable to afford this life-changing educational opportunity. Recently there has been much in the news regarding the lack of opportunities in the public sector for students with special learning needs. The lack of adequate funding and general resistance to optimizing educational offerings for students who are in- deed capable of learning but require specialized instructional interventions is truly a national tragedy. It is the “glare that obscures”, leaving our most fragile learners lost and frustrated. CBA faculty, through the combination of instructional expertise, dogged dedication and sincere affection for the children they serve, provide clarity for their students and light the way to a new understanding of themselves and the way they learn. They make success possible where it otherwise would not be found. Many of you here this evening have been integral over the years in moving CBA to the place of prominence it now holds in the educational landscape of Hampton Roads. To you, many thanks for your enduring commitment. You stand like beacons in the darkness. For those of you who are just getting to know CBA, thank you for taking the time to be with us this evening. I invite you to become better acquainted with our community. Please know that you are now a part of something very special, something that cannot be dimmed or obscured, something that glows like the sun to illuminate the hearts and minds of all those who are blessed to be touched by it. Thank you for supporting Chesapeake Bay Academy. Sincerely, Judy Jankowski, Ed.D. Illuminate their world. 3 Suzette and Alan Rashkind are proud to support where students find the light within. 23rd Annual Auction & Gala Signature Drink, Cash Bar & Silent Auction..............................................5:30 p.m. Dinner, Live Auction & Fund-A-Cause......................................................7:30 p.m. Dance the Night Away to the music of Hotcakes until 11:00 p.m. Chef's Menu Selection Arugula Salad with Goat Cheese, Candied Pecans and Beets Tender Sirloin atop Cabernet Mushroom Sauce paired with Chicken Breast with Cranberry Onion Jam and Brie Braised Brussel Sprouts and Glazed Sweet Potatoes Caramel Bourbon Banana Torte Chef ’s Vegetarian/Gluten-Free/Vegan Option Arugula Salad with Goat Cheese, Candied Pecans and Beets Stuffed Eggplant with Ricotta and Spinach topped with Fresh Marinara Sauce Braised Brussel Sprouts and Glazed Sweet Potatoes Flourless Chocolate Torte *Vegan Substitutes: Vegan Cheese and Fresh Fruit Dessert Illuminate their world. 5 Thank you, Chesapeake Bay Academy! Together we are inspiring minds, building community, & transforming lives. We invite you to see how CBA is helping us combat summer learning loss for K-8th grade public school children. 97% of Horizons students graduate high school. 2019 Horizons Summer program dates: June 24 – August 1 Please contact us at (757) 412-0249 to schedule your visit. Horizons Hampton Roads is a non-profit academic, cultural, and recreational program designed to encourage a diverse group of students from low-income families to realize their full potential. Visit us online: HorizonsHamptonRoads.org Thank you to Our Sponsors! Titanium Suzette and Alan Rashkind Horizons Hampton Roads Silent Auction TowneBank Wine Mermaid Winery Heads or Tails Rashkind Family Foundation Signature Drink Sonic Drive-In VI P Holiday Ice, Inc. Steven and Donna House Beth and Dave Levin Pat and Martha Thrasher Waypoint Advisors Illuminate their world. 7 School is more than just an opportunity to gain knowledge; it is a time to find your unique talents and dreams, and to discover who you are. MEMBER EQUAL HOUSING townebank.com FDIC LENDER Enjoy tonight's signature limeade drink sponsored by Bid on these great Sonic silent auction items: Ice Cream Party, Meals for a Year, and Happy Hour Drink Stop for a Year. This fast, fun game will be played before dinner. The last man or woman HEADS OR standing wins a prize! Cost is $5 per person. Purchase your Heads or Tails GLOW-necklace at registration TAILS or from one of our volunteers. • To start, all participants will be asked to stand by their seats. • The announcer will toss a coin. As the coin is tossed, participants place their hands on their heads or tails (one place only, please!). • If your selection wins, remain standing for the next toss. If your selection loses, please take your seat. • The game will continue until one winner remains standing. Always a good time! Fund-A-Cause Fund-A-Cause is part of the live auction dedicated to raising funds for a specific project that will positively influence the educational experience for all CBA students. Last year’s Fund-A-Cause was dedicated to “Expanding Opportunities” providing a new bus for activities and athletics, the build-out of our new food and consumer science lab, and additional school assemblies and enrichment opportunities for our students. Fund-A-Cause donations to the CBA Educational Foundations of $1,000 or more may be eligible for tax credits through the Neighborhood Assistance Program. Please contact Cami Best-Jones, director of development, prior to event checkout for more details. [email protected] · 757.497.6200 x1424 Illuminate their world. to all of the volunteers,Thank faculty, and staff whoyou help to make our event such a great success! Jennifer Adams Margaret and John Meyers Shelly Avery Anna and James Middlebrook Cari Best Rosemary Moyers Davina Williams-Booker and Kenny Booker Libby Oroza Ardis Brittain Linda Patterson Jackie Vergerio and James Brown Charlotte Perry Dana and Bevan Calo Margaret Rhodes Dawn Cason Kris Rossi Aimee Cochran Michaela Rossi Jack Collins Margaret Russell Rachel Connolly Cindy and Bob Schneeberger Jezabelle Couture Susan Sharak Katherine Dodge Sharon Sharp Lauris Geheren Emily Sharp Robin Gibbs Wendy Sims Peyton Hall Dorinda Stagg Ann Marie and Brad Hohman Jamie Stump Joyce Holt Diann Stutz Cory James April and Stephen Suratos Christina Johnson Neil and Elizabeth Waranch Page Lea Tiffany Whitfield Nina and Chuck Long Percilla Zeno Event Coordinators: Cami Best-Jones and Kelli James Event Assistants: Breanna Schroth, Doug Rashkind, and Vicki Wicher Illuminate their world. 11 Thank you for all you do to empower, inspire, and educate our students! Martha and Pat Thrasher In honor of the faculty and staff of Thank you for all you do for the kids, the families and our community. Drs. Dave and Beth Levin Chesapeake Bay Academy Board of Trustees 2018-2019 Stanley F. Baldwin,Officers Esq. Chair Donald L. Glenum, III Vice Chair & Treasurer William P. Brittain, Ph.D. Secretary Patrick D. Thrasher, M.D. Immediate Past Chair Judy Jankowski, Ed.D. Head of School Jennifer Adams Parent Association Co-President Lauris Geheren Parent Association Co-President Mark AdamsTrusteesDave Levin, M.D. Edward J. Amorosso Linda Miller-Dunleavy J.D. Ball, Ph.D. Jason S. Miyares Elizabeth Patterson Bertrand Margaret W. Penix Vicki V. Black, LCSW Paige Perry Linda D. Bowers Alan B. Rashkind, Esq. William B. Brock Bruce L. Rubin, Ph.D. Aaron J. Cooper W. Corey Russell Cliff Cutchins V, M.D. Louis J. Schager Peter M. Dozier, M.D. Robert Sharak L. Matthew Frank, M.D. Richard B. Thurmond Mary C. Haddad John A. Trinder Thomas L. Hasty, III Larissa W. Trinder William W. King KeithEmeritus H. Bangel, Esq. Dennis R. Deans MaryAnne Dukas Dee H. Roberts Eleanor Stanton Illuminate their world. 13 Here’s justLive a preview of what’sAuction up for bid during our live Items auction. Who knows… we may have a few surprise additions up our sleeve! Raise a Glass! The high bidder will receive two bottles of Vintage Dom Perignon Champagne to be served at your table accompanied by decadent chocolate covered strawberries. Treat yourself and your table guests, and kick start your evening with this tasty champagne—Sip Sip Hooray! Thank you: Dr. Judy Jankowski Did Someone Say VIP Parking? Here is your chance to park right in front of the school. Be warm, be cool, be dry and forget the carpool lines. Your parking space is available from July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2020. We will even print your name on your sign so everyone knows you’ve got the best spot in the lot! Personal Gourmet Dinner You and nine of your guests will be treated to a delicious evening at Dave and Beth Levin’s home.
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