About

Board of Trustees

As the governing body of the School, the Trustees, in partnership with the President, are responsible for providing leadership and a framework within which the faculty members and administration implement the institutional mission. The Board of Trustees delegates to the President the responsibility for both leading the School and designing and implementing the curriculum to meet the goals of the institutional mission and policies. It is the responsibility of the Board to oversee the actions of the President in these endeavors.
The Board is comprised of various committees, which closely parallel the operational functions of the School. Excluding the Executive Committee, participation on the committees is not restricted to trustees and thus includes faculty, patron, and/or alumni representatives.
The Board focuses on five areas critical to the success of any independent school:

List of 5 items.

  • Affirming and upholding the institutional mission of the School

  • Selecting, evaluating, and supporting the President

  • Developing broad institutional policies that guide the President in leading and managing the School

  • Partnering with the President to provide leadership and a framework within which faculty members and administrators implement the School’s institutional mission

  • Ensuring the financial well-being of the School

In the conduct of its official business, the Board acts only as a whole; individual trustees, including the Board President, have no authority to act unless specifically authorized to do so by the Board acting as a body.

Meet the Board of Trustees

List of 14 members.

  • Photo of Tom Blalock

    Tom Blalock 

  • Photo of Elizabeth Gaske

    Elizabeth Gaske 91

  • Photo of Randy Hogan

    Randy Hogan 

  • Photo of Emily Kitch

    Emily Kitch 

  • Photo of David LaLonde

    David LaLonde 

  • Photo of Tony LoPresto

    Tony LoPresto 

  • Photo of Revan McQueen

    Revan McQueen 05

  • Photo of Jeff Ritenour

    Jeff Ritenour 

  • Photo of Edie Roodman

    Edie Roodman 

  • Photo of Cathy Tompkins

    Cathy Tompkins 

  • Photo of Dikran Tourian

    Dikran Tourian 

  • Photo of Kenyon Woods

    Kenyon Woods 

  • Photo of Terryl Zerby

    Terryl Zerby 

  • Photo of John Kennedy

    John Kennedy 

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