February/March 2015 Bulletin

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Founded in 1928, New York’s Rudolf Steiner School
is North America’s first Waldorf School.
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February/March 2015
IN THIS ISSUE
Views from the Administrative Director......... 2
Between a Rock and a Great Place................... 7
Stories for our Parent-Child Program............. 3
In Memoriam: Nancy and John Root.............. 8
Fall Fair 2014 Fun Facts .................................... 5
Donor Lists.......................................................... 9
A Sixth Grade Caving Adventure..................... 6
February/March School Calendar..................16
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2015: To A Very Good Year
by Dr. William D. Macatee / Administrative Director
W
e can all agree that the winter months have taken
hold, with their stiff winds, our first snow day,
and freezing temperatures. Yet, each morning at
the 79th Street building, I am greeted by the smiling faces of
excited parents and students, who consider arriving at school
to be one of the high points of their day. The classrooms are
warm and inviting, and each child is welcomed to his or
her special place as a member of the community. Nursery
through grade six is ready to greet the morning with verse. “In the course of his development as a child, there
comes the moment in the life of a man when for
the first time he feels himself to be an independent
being distinct from all the rest of the world.” —rudolf steiner
While all this is happening on 79th Street, the upper school
building on 78th Street has already gotten started with
middle and high school students arriving with coffee and
bagels in hand, their eyes just beginning to welcome the
light rising up over the East River. No longer being dropped
off at school by parents, guardians, and caregivers, the
students entering the 78th Street building are still warmly
greeted by their advisors and teachers sharing questions and
answers about homework, special projects, and news about
college acceptances being shared in the common room. The second half of the school year promises to be a
joyous and prosperous one, and we’re off to a great start. share Joe Robertson’s charming article with them. I’m
sure they’ll find our Parent-Child Program extraordinary.
It’s my greatest hope that you will take a few minutes to sit
down with a cup of tea and read this issue of The Bulletin.
I especially enjoyed learning more about our sixth graders
and their October trip to the farm. What exuberance
they showed as they navigated even the narrowest of rock
slits. And, speaking of rocks, our own 8th grader Ashima
Shiraishi shares the story of her affinity for climbing even
the steepest grades in Between a Rock and a Great Place.
Finally, if you know parents who have a two-year old, please
As always, thank you for entrusting us with your children’s
care, and thank you for partnering with us in their ongoing
education. We are committed to each child’s social,
emotional, and intellectual development, and we will
continue to work with them as they bring into being what
is the best in each of them. 
February/March 2015 William D. Macatee, Ed. D.
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Stories for our Parent-Child Program
by Joe Robertson / Parent-Child Program
W
hen creating stories for two-year-olds or
younger, I am always wondering what is
needed for these children at this time.
What words and pictures will meet the mysterious
imaginative forces, forces that will soon command
their play? To what degree are the children
imitative of the imposing images and stimuli from
the endless media in our modern field of vision and
daily life? How might I create and speak the most
developmentally nourishing stories? No matter the
complexity of the questions, the beneficial stories
always render themselves into the simplest of
heartfelt journeys.
I present here three basic story forms for the
youngest children in a group setting. One is the
no-words-spoken story. This is a full experience,
using audible deep breaths to depict the puppet’s
short journey. The Bear Sighting (next page) is
an example. The bear is a loved animal that is on
purpose lumbering into her world. I connect as
fully as I can to the imagination of this bear foraging
for food. She is working and resting, thoughtfully
breathing, even sighing. I seek to have a rich,
detailed inner picture of the moment I am sharing.
My breath is the living moment of this animal
with no separation between the bear, the children,
and me. With intent it lives in our imaginations.
The children are transported and soothed by this
gentlest of stories and the quiet that allows for
group stillness. Having no words spoken allows
those children with delayed speech to experience
a belonging they might not otherwise sense. And
for children who are excessively verbal, this may
give them a much-needed embodied pause.
[Continued on the next page]
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Stories for our Parent-Child Program
[Continued from previous page]
Good Night, Baby Bear
Another story form that supports the youngest child is a
spoken moment. I might choose just a piece of the longer
Good Night, Baby Bear Story (right). I will bring to life just
the meal, getting sleepy and going to bed, or Mommy and
Daddy out digging, or as little as the baby bear playing and
rolling. Any segment can be portrayed with joy and a sense
of completeness.
Once upon a time, the great forest was still asleep under
a blanket of snow.
Atop the icy mountain, in their snug cave, lived three bears;
Mommy bear, daddy bear and baby bear.
One day, the mommy bear and the daddy bear
ventured out to gather food.
Daddy and Mommy lumbered away into the forest.
They went up hills
And down hills
Their big, leathery paws slid on ice
And overturned craggy rocks.
They dug in the frozen earth
Eventually, I build our story time into what is more recognizable
as a traditional offering with a beginning, middle, and end. I will
use more and more verbal language and reverent interaction
between the characters to portray this third story form. Good
Night, Baby Bear in its entirety is an example. With the youngest
children the “no-fail plot” is as follows: referencing the wide
world; our characters are home; they go outside into the
season; they interact/play/work; they return home; everyone is
together; they share a warm meal; they sleep; all is well. It is a
lovely, wholehearted tale that says, “life is good.”
Stories devoted to delighting the children and developing a
strong imagination will serve them their entire life. 
Bear Sighting
(No Words Spoken)
Bear appears. Pauses. Looks about. Lumbers along.
Breathes deeply, evenly. Digs. Lumbers along. Sighs.
Digs. Eats. Breathes. Lumbers off.
About the Author: Joe Robertson has worked in Early Childhood
since 1982. For the past 21 years, he has been devoted to parent/
child groups with children under three years old. He is in his
eighth year with the Parent/Child program at the Rudolf Steiner
Lower School. He founded and directs Free To Be Under Three in
NYC. Joe holds a Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education/
Waldorf from Sunbridge College.
February/March 2015 They dug and dug and dug.
Both climbed up the tree
To the tippy top,
and both climbed down again.
Theyhadfoundplentytoeat.Itwastimetomaketheirwayhome.
Again they went up hills and down hills.
All the while in the cave, baby bear rolled and played,
And wondered, “Where are my mommy and daddy?”
Just then Mommy bear and Daddy bear arrived home.
How happy they were to be together again.
It was time for dinner. They all ate together.
They ate until their tummies were full.
Baby bear was sleepy.
Mommytucked babybearintight.Akissgoodnightandtobed.
Mommy bear was sleepy. Daddy bear was sleepy.
A kiss goodnight and to bed.
All were fed and warm and together.
The great forest was quiet and still.
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Fall Fair 2014 Fun Facts
S
aturday, November 22, 2014 broke bright and chilly, but that did not dampen anybody’s enthusiasm for the annual
Rudolf Steiner School Fall Fair, and this year’s fair was one of the most successful in recent years and generated
over $120,000 in gross revenue. Over 1,600 people strode through the cast iron doors of our beloved Lower School
building. While they were here over...
290
people joined the fun
in the Game Room
300
people strolled through the
magical Walk in the Woods
250
people crawled through the
tunnel in the Crystal Cave
240
sat rapt during four shows
of the puppet play
240
Early Childhood crafts were made, including
34 silk fairies, 76 pomander balls and 55 gnomes.
76 little pairs of hands helped bake delicious treats
144
items were offered in the
Silent Auction
225
helpings of maple cotton
candy were eaten
February/March 2015 3,285
raffle tickets were sold,
totaling over $16,000
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A Sixth Grade Caving Adventure
by Dr. Linda Ogden-Wolgemuth / 6th Grade Class Teacher
T
his past October, the sixth grade class made its fourth
week-long trip to the Hawthorne Valley Farm, where the
students enjoyed caring for farm animals such as cows,
pigs, and chickens; harvesting and cooking their own food; and
learning tracking and agribusiness skills. In between the hard
work, there was plenty of relaxation time spent both indoors and
out, depending upon the weather and time of day.
To augment their studies of geology, the class spent an
afternoon in the nearby Clarksville Cave, during which
they crawled through narrow spaces and negotiated
through waist-deep water and rock-strewn pathways. Our
knowledgeable leader and guide, Steve Lewanick, helped us
to prepare, experience, and process the entire journey. Not
only was it physically challenging, it was also emotionally
charged. Every participant, whether child or adult, had to
confront and overcome fear or frustration at different times,
and each one learned more about themselves and others in
the process. [Before- and After-Caving photos (right)].
Here are some of the students’ thoughts on the day, in their
own words:
Julia: “When we got to the cave parking lot, we had to get ready
to go in the cave. At the farm, Steve had given us our gear. We had
a helmet, a knee pad, a headlight, and rubber gloves. We hiked
to the cave entrance, which was a small sinkhole. One by one, we
climbed down the hole. The hole opened up to a giant room that
is known as The Big Room. Once we were all in and sitting down,
Steve told us to turn our lights out and experience total darkness.
I couldn’t tell if my eyes were opened or closed!”
William: “I think being in total darkness is going to stay
with me forever.”
Yeraz: “My greatest challenge was the army crawl because I was
getting very frustrated when I began feeling enclosed. I thought
to myself, ‘There is no way I can turn around; I have to finish.’
Even though I was getting smushed and uncomfortable, it was
worth it in the end.”
February/March 2015 Rocco: “My favorite part was the water fight because Steve
started it even though he is 60 years old! That’s not something
you see everyday!”
Maximilian: “In the cave, I learned (briefly) how it felt to be
blind and how scary that is…I also learned that acidic water
tastes disgusting.”
Lucia: The experience I had in the cave will help me not to be
afraid to do anything in life, and to have fun.”
Niko: The caving trip really made me start thinking about other
people. In the future, I will always keep one thought with me: that
little things make a big difference to other people. I learned that I
belong to a really nice, grateful and compassionate group of kids.
I learned that I can stop being scared when I want to. I am very
thankful to be in a class with such a nice teacher and students.”
I am very grateful to my supportive trip chaperones, Brian Kaplan
and Katie Parker, and to the capable staff at Hawthorne Valley
Farm, as well as the talented guides from Ascents of Adventure in
Albany, and to my delightful class for such a memorable trip. 
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Between a Rock and a Great Place
by Ashima Shiraishi / 8th Grade Student
For eighth grader Ashima Shiraishi, climbing is in her blood. Ashima began climbing when she was just six years old. Her first
climb? Red Rock in Central Park. Ashima, who climbs almost daily after school with rope and free solo, says she has fallen many
times but, like most things, there’s the right way to fall—and the wrong way. “There’s an art to falling,” Ashima says, “and I know
how to fall!” Most days, you’ll find Ashima climbing after school, and spending each and every vacation climbing the mountains
of Europe, Japan, and South Africa. Two upcoming goals are to climb Yosemite and a range near Melbourne, Australia. And
that’s not all: She wants to compete in a bouldering competition as part of the World Cup (she has to turn 16 first) and do more
TEDx Teen Talks (she spoke at her first one in the fall at the O2 Theater in London). Still, Ashima remains humble about her
ongoing journey – even when she is speaking with the New York Times. Read on as Ashima tells her story in her own words:
I
still remember the first day that I began to climb as if
it was yesterday. It was in the heart of New York City’s
Central Park in 2007. When I was six-years old, I would go
to a playground every day after school. One summer day, I
noticed people climbing the rocks that were right next to the
playground. There was a certain flow to it, which intrigued
me and made me want to try it. After that day, I fell in love
with the sport, and it replaced my daily routine of going to
the playground.
A year later, I was able to win my first climbing competition
in a local climbing gym. And during the same year, I went
to the Youth Nationals and won in my category. After my
victory, the spotlight was shone on me, and I received my first
sponsorship. Rock climbing was no longer a hobby for me but
a passion. The following year included traveling to different
places in the country and competing at more competitions.
beautiful places all over the world and do what I love. My
current sponsors include The North Face (clothing), Petzl
(equipment), Evolv (shoes), Clif Bar (energy bars), and
Sterling (loops).
I feel both grateful and honored to be living this lifestyle;
however, there are also many challenges and sacrifices
included. One of them is homework. I usually climb five or six
days per week from 3:45-8:00 PM, and each night I get to my
homework after 9:00. This means that I’m often still awake at
1:00 AM working on my homework. The lack of sleep affects
my climbing and my schoolwork; however I cope with it. I also
have to sacrifice hanging out with friends or going on trips. It’s
rather painful to hear great memories from friends while being
away. But, the joy and the rush of excitement that I feel when
I’m on the rocks is something that I would never trade. 
At age eight, I broke a record, which really shook things up
and inspired me to keep on pushing myself forward. The
following year I was able to break a new record, which was
included in a famous climbing film. This film was played at
many film festivals all over the world! Right before my 11th
birthday, I was able to break a new world record, which was
witnessed by a New York Times journalist who wrote a neat
article about me. The following years, leading up to 2015,
have been filled with many successes as well. I am currently
working with a filmmaker on a documentary, which has been
an amazing experience. My sponsors allow me to travel to
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In Memoriam: Nancy and John Root
T
he Rudolf Steiner School community shares with
sadness the passing of Nancy and John Root, longtime members of the Steiner faculty. After 66 years
of marriage, they died within 13 days of each other.
John Jr., in his reminiscences, shared:
John G. Root, April 20, 1925 - June 29, 2014
Nancy M. Root, September 25, 1925 - July 12, 2014
They touched, and inspired, a vast circle of students
and friends. They are well remembered by many at the
Rudolf Steiner School, and will be missed in the world of
Anthroposophy.
John and Nancy were married on March 21, 1948 at
the Rudolf Steiner School in NYC. Their three children,
John Jr., Ann Elizabeth, and Christina Jamison, attended
Steiner. John taught in the Humanities department at
the Steiner High School for 26 years. His lovely singing
voice and youthful personality are only two of the gifts
he brought to his work. John’s favorite courses were
Parzival, Ancient Philosophy, and Mechanical Drawing
with Perspective. Nancy, the first Eurythmist trained in
America, taught and performed Eurythmy for the Rudolf
Steiner School. She was deeply involved in the founding
of the Eurythmy Association of North America, as well as
the Performing Arts Section in America. Both John and
Nancy were immersed in the branch work of the NYC
Anthroposophical Society. After they left Steiner, their
ongoing devotion to Anthroposophy and the threefold
social order led to the founding of the Community
Supported Agriculture farm on Jug End Road, in what
is now Berkshire Village in the Berkshires. They leave
behind, in addition to their children, a generous family
of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
February/March 2015 “Johnny and Nancy were pioneers, visionaries, of the
social future.”
If you are interested in the eulogies from John and
Nancy’s funerals, please find them on John Jr’s website:
justabundance.org. 
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Donor List
After reviewing the donor lists from the 2013-14 Spiral Magazine, we are reprinting an updated list.
+ indicates giving for five or more consecutive years, ++ indicates giving for ten or more consecutive years,
+++ indicates giving for fifteen or more consecutive years, ++++ indicates giving for twenty or more consecutive years
ANNUAL GIVING RESTRICTED
AND UNRESTRICTED
1928 Circle ($25,000 +)
Anonymous (2)
Leaders Circle ($10,000 - $24,999)
Dr. Robert Bracket and
Mrs. Joyce Lee
Gerda Carmichael ’43 +++
Paul and Chandra Graves
Mark Reed and Daria Ilunga ++
Brittany and Michele Weeden
Partners Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)
Anonymous (2)
Pierre and Connie Crosby +++
Gianpaolo De Felice and Gabrielle Karan +
Luiz De Salvo and Patricia Schwarz +
Rhoda Herrick
Isabel Hill
Shirley L. Latessa +++
Andrew and Catherine Newmark
Eric and Linda Ogden-Wolgemuth ++
Dennis Pinto and Joy Phelan-Pinto ++
David Sepiachvili and Natalia Martin +
Mark Sonnino ’78 and Lyn Brillo +++
Mario Sorrenti and Mary Frey +
Marc ’79 and Dawn Trachtenberg +++
Friends Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)
Allan A. Bastos and Luciane L.D.M. Bastos
Alfredo de Palchi and Rita Di Pace +
Daniel Goldstein and Terri Adler
Susan Goodale ++++
David R. Hillcoat and Ellen Jacobson
Karen Lefcourt-Taylor
Rama and Sara Madhu +
Luigi Perin and Christine Mitsch-Perin
Sandeep Qusba and Dawn Rhodes +
Michael and Camila Steiner +
Dr. Daniel Szekely ’68
Waldorf Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)
Anonymous (2)
Mark Abel and Kathleen Williams
Belinda Agar +
Ceki and Seniha Aluf-Medina
Peter Bing ’72 +
Ricardo and Cristina Caliço
February/March 2015 Deborah Carmichael ’79 +
Blanche and Jim Christerson
Danielle Do and Samantha Sutton
Arlan and Barbara Ettinger
Tommy Friedner ’85 and Doreen Lilienfeld +
Olena Horban Galanti +
Jason and Kristy Glass
Alexander and Caryn Halpern
Eli Holzman ’92
Joanna Jordan
Jim and Sue King
Scott I. Klein and Elizabeth A. Barasch
Anthony Knerr and Susanne Kastler-Knerr ++
Lisa Kulson
Dick Latessa
Paul and Renee Marchand ++
D. Edward and Julie Martin +
Glenn McDonald
Christina McInerney ’61 +
Bradford and Fleurine Mehldau
Michael Moebius and Rani Vaz ’83 +
Jean-Hugues and Veronique Monier
David ’87 and Nicole Nadel +++
Walter Pereyra
Whitney and Tamar Quillen +
Eric ’71 and Fiona Rudin
James Salser and Lisa K. Greissinger ++
Amy Schimel +
Vincent Schimel +
Gideon Schwartz and Alissa Manocherian Schwartz
Friederike Felber Seligman ’63 +
Ms. Inna Shaykevich ’03 +
Arthur and Renate Soybel ++++
Marco Spinar and Claire Brown
Allison Stabile ’74
Goran Sare and Claudia Stone ’77 ++
Joel and Shoshannah Sutherland
Wyatt Troll ’87
Christopher Tsai and Andre Stockamp
Dominic and Marilyn Vaz
Juan and Susann Villanueva +
Jeffrey ’83 and Stacey Weber +++
Dian Woodner ’64
Araks Yeramyan
Brad Zola +
Community Circle (Up to $999)
Jim and Sherry Adams +
Faith Adkins
Mark and Stacey Adkins +
Benjamin Ahrens ’02
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alexander
Rudy and Vivian Almonte +
Azusa Ammar
John and Kirsten Anderson
Roland Antonides and Karen Imhof
James Nate and Clarisse Appleman
Sasha Archer
James Archey +
Lena Armel ++
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ascher +
Janet Asten ’67 +
Ms. Mary Aumell +
Lydia Austin
Dominque Avery ’61 +
Mauricia Baca ’88
Shawn and Semone Bailey
Emily Baldwin ’88 ++
William and Susan Baldwin ++++
Lee Bartell
Paula Bass
Mrs. Esther Bauer
Lawrence Bauer ’73 ++
Brooke Bedrick ’80 +
Walter Behr and Luciana F.L. Pinto
John and Gaily Beinecke ++++
William B. Beinecke ’07
Andres and Carolina Belen
Juan and Monika Beltran
Deike Benjoya
Dale Bennett ++
Svein and Olga Berg
Mr. John Bergman
Dr. Revaz Beridze and Dr. Zoya Zak
Laurie Bernstein
Cristina Berusch
Cecilie R. Birner ’86
Angela Bjelland +
Lynne and Patrick Blankenship-Stolfo
Andre Bondi ’73
Admiral Kevin and Eugenia Bone +
Eric L. Bowman ’00
Karen Braga ++
Sara Briggs +
Brooke Brosenne +
Pat and Barbara Brosenne
Bianca Brousseau
Travis E. Brown and
Anandah J. Carter
Richard Camacho
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Donor List
Jerry and Doris Cannon
Kevin and Elena Cannon +
Feng Cao and Lynn Chen
Janet Capron ’65
Alison Cariati ’83
Julio Catano
Victor and Zahira Catano
Joanna Charnas ’78 ++
Haniff Clarke +
Patricia Coates ’74 +
Renee Cossutta ’73
Ms. Katrina Cox ’04
Shawn and Bibb Coyne
Denise Crane +
German and Maria Creamer +
Gail Cruise-Roberson
Robert Dandrew ++
Raym De Ris ’59
Dolores and Milton Dean ++
Jan and Anne Debassac
Diana Delgado-Andrade
Michele Dexter ’69
Cynthia Diaz ’95
Eileen Diskin
Djordje and Sarah Djordjevic
Guy Donahaye
Laura Donkel
Antoine Douaihy +
Robert Drach and Terri Gumula
Linette Dunbar +
Skyler Dylan-Robbins ’07
Vera Edelstein
Jonathan Edwards ’96
Kristie Edwards ’99
Joshua Eisen and
Ellen Silverman +++
Deighn and Ying Eliason
Richard Emery and Melania Levitsky +
Alan B. Eskenazi and Stefanie Rinza Esther Faingold
Aaron Fedor +
Tamar Feeser
Matthew Fenton and Justine Cuccia +
Jose Ferreira and Suzette Soltero
Wilson Ferreira and Chiara Filippi +
Manuel A. Figueroa and Leticia Zuniga
Sergio Filippi and Anthea Webb
Michael Filler and Christine Austin +
Juliet and Gary Fleming
Virginia Flynn ’59 +
Fabrice Fortin
Charles Foster and Joylynn Holder
Daniel and Ruth Franks
Bess Freedman
Arkady and Maria Fridman
Mitch Friedman ++
Meggan Friedman ++
February/March 2015 Bruce Frishkoff
Adam Fuss +
Renni Greenberg Gallagher
Skip Geiger
Judy Gex
Andrew Gibbons and Manveet Saluja
Alexandra Gifford ’68 +
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gilbert +
Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Gingold +
Dr. Elizabeth Ginsburg ’76 +++
Laurence and Katalin Gingold +
Dr. Elizabeth Ginsburg ’76 +
Carol Gleklen ’57 +
Thomas Glocer ’77 +
Tori Golub +
Andres Gonzalez
Mrs. Irene E. Goodale +++
Stathis Gourgouris and Neni Panourgia +
Katharine Grant ’83 +
John Greene +
Suzanne C. Grégoire ’74 ++
Mohammed and Betty Grimeh
Samuel and Isabel Gross ++++
Chris and Sarah Gunderson
Lisa Gustin
Patricia Haft ’70 ++
Herbert Hagens ’41 ++
Dieter and Gudrun Hahn +
Cindy Hall ’80
Jenny Hall ’72
Michael Hall
Yael Hameiri
Rallou Hamshaw ’65 ++
Mr. Chris J. Hancock
Renata Harbison ’70
Joshua Haron and Leah Azoulay
Meggan Harrison
Kristin Hawkins
Terri Hawkins
Julia Hays ’73 +
John and Silvia Heller +
Martin and Margaret Heller +
Frances Hershkowitz ’60 +
Helga Hesse +
Rosemarie Hester
Carl and Elsa Hetherington
Bohdan and Silvie Hilash
Abigail Hill
Judith Hindman
Randall and Elizabeth Hixenbaugh
Lester and Dorothy Hoffman +
Ian Hoffmann ’03
Timothy Hoffmann and Irene Mantel ++
Markus and Paula Homor
Jeffrey and Romi Howard ++
John Howell and Laura Weymouth +
Abraham Hsuan and Melinda Hung ++
Kaining Huang
Gertrude R. Hughes ’54 +++
Amira Ingram
Darrell Ingram
Gina Iovino
Michelle Jackson
Elanor James
Irma Jennings
Kumar Anuraj Jha and Mrs. Jill K. Landis Jha
David Johnson ’68
Richard and Pinckney Johnson +++
Stephanie Junger-Moat ’99 +
Alexander Kadvan ’90 and Sarah M. Fanning +
Patricia Kadvan
Moo S. Kang and Sonia Lee
Brian Kaplan and Lambeth Hochwald
Martin Kasdan
Scot and Wendy Kelly
Thomas Klein ’62
Gregory and Sarah Knight
Martin D. Koffman ++
Liyudmila Koritysskaya
Robert Koszta and Ildiko Koszta-Kope
Michael Kramberg ’83
Allen Kraus and Lynn Parkerson +
Kalin Kresnitchki and Zora Boyadzhieva
Catherine Krupnick ’63
Hannah Labovitch
Nicholas and Samantha Leader
Chung-Yu Lee and Yuen Wa Chow
Adam LeGrant ’78 ++
Frederick ’76 and Jennifer Leichter ++++
Hope Leichter +
Caleb and Jennie +
Myron Levitsky +
Ching and Leslie Li
Robert Lilienthal ’61 +
Johan Lindeberg Lynne Lipton
Luis and Mary Llosa +
Mary Lynn Lorinz +
Stephen Lubben and Jennifer Hoyden +
Erika Ludwig ’86
Antonio Luis and Teresa Benedict
Charles Lyons ’78
Ms. Jennifer Lyons ’79
Nick and Mari Lyons +
Laurel A. Macey ’05
Diana Mahiques +
Daniel and Claudia Mahler
Michael T. Mainieri and Dee Carstensen Mainieri +
Dena Malon +
Alessandro Mangerini and Gabriele Jooss-Mangerini +
Kristina Mani ’87
Tristan Mantel-Hoffmann ’06
Darlene Marashlian
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Donor List
Brennon Marcano and Isabelle Delalex
Samantha Margles +
Diana E. Marin ’00
Anouska Martin
Jorge Martinez and Cybelle Afable
Susan Marx
James Mayne and Jacqueline Chang
Andrew McCarthy and Dolores Rice +
Whitni McDonald
Peter and Lauren McGrath
Marina McGrew +
Stephen McKenzie ’75
Wayne and Lisa McKenzie
Mac and Ellen Mead +
Saket and Simrat Mehta
Martina Meijer ’02 +
Robert and Pamela Melet +
Deborah Mohabeer
Joyce Monges +++
Katherine Monges ’73
Alfrits J. Monintja and Rosalin Masinambow
Darlan R. Monterisi ’97
Marta Morales ++
Gary Mui
Dr. and Mrs. Warren Nadel +++
Richard Neel ’57
M. Henry and Rena Neville +
Michael New +
Christopher Ngai and Lixiao Wang
Marc ’90 and Ann Nioche
Peter Nitze ’76 +
Jeannie O’Conor +
Eamon and Mary O’Kelly
Antonio Ortiz Marin and Gabrielle L. Ortiz ’83 +
Lucia Oswald
Karla Otis
Joseph and Felicia Panepinto +
Greg and Ginger Pardlo
Ron Passaro ’95
Raphael Peacock and Mrs. Christina Glover-Peacock
Paola Pedrignani
Willie Vigil and April Pereyra Vigil +
Rafael Perez-Ramos
Geri Perkal
Christian Perry +
Geoffrey and Ahna Petersen +
Helene Pinsky ’65 ++++
Brian and LeeAnna Plane +
Nicholas Platt and Robyn Watts +
Niomi Plotkin
Ihor Radysh ’71 and Marisha Plotnik +
Boris and Renate Poliakine ’60 +
Jane Porter ’72
Zak and Robyn Powers
Jennifer Price
Syed A. Rahim and Syedha D. Nazneen +
February/March 2015 Ivan Rahman ’07
Chris and Lydie Raschka +
Wilken Ratz and Alexa Meyer
Mark Recht and Myra Friedman +
Gail Reed, Ph.D. ’61
John Reed and Yeardley Leonard
Heather Ricciardi
Andreas Richter ’72 ++
Johannes Richter ’76
Pieter Kuypers ’72 and Gail Ritscher ’72 +
Raoul J. Roach
Dr. Russell D. Robbins ’80 +
Joe Robertson
Susan Robinson ’69 +
Marie Rock
Claudio Rodriguez and Laura Montaño
Diana Ronell ’60
Nir Ronen and Natalie Lo +
Katharina Roos
John and Mary Elizabeth Rosa
Ms. Morgan Ross ’09
Michael and Chanit Roston
Ami Rothschild +
David and Carolyn Rothschild +
Winnie Rubin ’08
Marilyn Ruppart
Laurent and Kim Salteil
Josephine Salvador
Roger Questel and Ellen Salvadori +
Andres David and Ayarilis Sanchez +
Rosetta Sang
Colony Santangelo ’65 +
Angel Santiago and Nancy Acosta
Jose and Edyta Santiago
Lucia Santiago ’79
Lluisa Sarries
Mary Ellen Schaeffer ++
Oliver Schaper and Lily Zand
Andrew and Anke Scheinfeld ++
Marion Schlapfer +++
Edward Schlieben ’71 +++
Katherine Schlieben ’99 +
Todd Schlieben ’70 +
Carol Schneider +
David Schneider ’84 +
Lucy Schneider ++++
Alexander and Julia Sergeyeva-Benenson +
Tushar and Anjali Shah
Anne Shapiro ’64
Hisatoshi and Tsuya Shiraishi +
Deborah Shriver ’67
Ms. Anne Sidamon-Eristoff ’49 +++
June Sidman ’59
Rebecca Silver
Frank and Margot Silverman +
Merle Louise Simon +
Amba Singh
Petra M. Singh-Grunert
Douglas Sklar
Michael and Beatriz Smith
Charles Smith and Sono Kuwayama
Robert and Diana Smith ’63 +
Fred and Marny Smith
Ki Smith ’09
Kwanza Smith
Dr. Samuel Smith ’54 +++
Robert Snider and Francesca Marc-Antonio ++
Beverly J. Sonner ’50
Jeffrey Spade
Alexandra Spadea
Catherine Spann
Albert and Alice Spekman ++++
Courtney L. Spiller ’07
Corinne Spingarn ’64 +++
Irene Stein ’61 +
Susan Stein ’75
Jim Steiner +
Joan Stern
Richard Strassberg and Michele Melland-Strassberg +
Howard Straus ’60
Robert and Jennifer Strent
Scott Sturniolo and Stefanie Soichet ’74 ++
Melissa and Jeffrey Sussman +
Michael Sutton +
Mads Svendsen and Rebecca Dahele
Steven and Elena Taurke Joseph
Trivikraman Thampy and Meredith Burns
Erik and Cornelia Thomsen +
Cosmin and Katinka Toader
Richard Turner +
Mike Ungerleider
Vadym and Kateryna Ustymenko
Adam Van Auken and Marianne Kinney
Victor and Felicia Van Vugt
Ingrid Vega
Jeffrey and Clio Venho ++++
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Verdery
Jose and Christina Vicente +
Suzanne Furth Victor ’73 +
Lukardis von Studnitz ’85
Franklin Wagman ’80 +
Peter and Patricia Wan
Anne Waxman ’74
Stuart and Tanja Wechsler +
Ryan and Hope Welker Grant Werner ’75 +++
Thomas Wetzl ’50 +++
David W. White +
Joan Williams +
Robert and Shannon Williams +
Deborah Grace Winer ’79 +
Maxine L. Wolf
Dr. Steven Wolf ’73 ++++
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Donor List
Mrs. Waltraude S. Woods ’48 +
Dedra Wright
Alexander Yagupsky and Claudia Knafo
Claudia Yatsevitch ’41
Steve Yung and Nicole Kassell +
Jean Zay
Robin Zeamer ’65 +
PARENT DONORS BY CLASS
Middle Nursery, 88% Parent Participation
Mark Abel and Kathleen Williams
Laurence and Katalin Gingold
Back Nursery, 83% Parent Participation
Travis E. Brown and Anandah J. Carter
Charles Foster and Joylynn Holder
John and Silvia Heller
Christopher Ngai and Lixiao Wang
Luigi Perin and Christine Mitsch-Perin
Tushar and Anjali Shah
Christopher Tsai and Andre Stockamp
Larry and Abbey Warsh
Stuart and Tanja Wechsler
Downstairs Kindergarten,
100% Parent Participation
Ceki and Seniha Aluf-Medina
Roland Antonides and Karen Imhof
Danielle Do and Samantha Sutton
Alan Eskenazi and Stefanie Rinza
Arkady and Maria Fridman
Bohdan and Silvie Hilash
Gregory and Sarah Knight
Lisa Kulson
James Mayne and Jacqueline Chang
Brian and LeeAnna Plane
Nir Ronen and Natalie Lo
Gideon Schwartz and Alissa Manocherian
Kwanza Smith
Victor and Felicia Van Vugt
Peter and Patricia Wan
Araks Yeramyan
February/March 2015 Upstairs Kindergarten,
2nd Grade - Class of 2024,
James Nate and Clarisse Appleman
Robert Brackett and Mrs. Joyce Lee
Luiz De Salvo and Patricia Schwarz
Deighn and Ying Eliason
Chris and Sarah Gunderson
Markus and Paula Homor
Gina Iovino
Alessandro Mangerini and Gabriele Jooss-Mangerini
Saket and Simrat Mehta
Paola Pedrignani
Zak and Robyn Powers
Michael and Camila Steiner
Richard Strassberg and Michele Melland-Strassberg
Trivikraman Thampy and Meredith Burns
Cosmin and Katinka Toader
Vadym and Kateryna Ustymenko
Araks Yeramyan
Rudy and Vivian Almonte
Walter Behr and Luciana F.L. Pinto
Svein and Olga Berg
Gianpaolo De Felice and Gabrielle Karan
Wilson Ferreira and Chiara Filippi
Andres Gonzalez
David R. Hillcoat and Ellen Jacobson
Anthony Knerr and Susanne Kastler-Knerr
Antonio Luis and Teresa Benedict
Raphael Peacock and Christina Glover-Peacock
Nicholas Platt and Robyn Watts
David Sepiachvili and Natalia Martin
Erik and Cornelia Thomsen
Stuart and Tanja Wechsler
Robert and Shannon Williams
1st Grade -Class of 2025,
Sasha Archer
Shawn and Semone Bailey
Revaz Beridze and Zoya Zak
Kevin and Elena Cannon
Kumar Anuraj Jha and Mrs. Jill K. Landis Jha
Harold and Stacey Kelly
Robert Koszta and Ildiko Koszta-Kope
Chung-Yu Lee and Yuen W. Chow
Andrew McCarthy and Dolores Rice
Eamon and Mary O’Kelly
Nir Ronen and Natalie Lo
Amba Singh
Michael Moebius and Rani Vaz ’83
3rd Grade - Class of 2023,
James Archey
Luiz De Salvo and Patricia Schwarz
Antoine Douaihy
Joshua Haron and Leah Azoulay
Abigail Hill
Luis and Mary Llosa
Diana Mahiques
Brennon Marcano and Isabelle Delalex
Brad and Fleurine Mehldau
Antonio Ortiz Marin and Gabrielle L. Ortiz ’83
Sandeep Qusba and Dawn Rhodes
Mark Reed and Daria Ilunga
Heather Ricciardi
Ami Rothschild
James Salser and Lisa K. Greissinger
Jose and Edyta Santiago
Joe and Christina Vicente
Juan and Susann Villanueva
Steve Yung and Nicole Kassell
4th Grade – Class of 2022
Svein and Olga Berg
Philip and Jamie Carter
Richard Emery and Melania Levitsky
Steiner.edu
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Donor List
Esther Faingold
Aaron Fedor
Adam Fuss
Tori Golub
Joanna Jordan
Moo S. Kang and Sonia Lee
Chung-Yu Lee and Yuen Wa Chow
Joseph and Felicia Panepinto
Andres David and Ayarilis Sanchez
Frank and Margot Silverman
5th Grade – Class of 2021,
Gianpaolo De Felice and Gabrielle Karan
Robert Drach and Terri Gumula
Andres Gonzalez
Randall and Elizabeth Hixenbaugh
Jeffrey and Romi Howard
Robert and Pamela Melet
M. Henry and Rena Neville
Michael New
Whitney and Tamar Quillen
Laurent and Kim Saltiel
Amy Schimel
Vincent Schimel
Michael and Camila Steiner
Juan and Susann Villanueva
Rudy and Vivian Almonte
Svein and Olga Berg
Cristina Berusch
Guy Donahaye
Bess Freedman
Jason and Kristy Glass
Scott I. Klein and Elizabeth A. Barasch
Luis and Mary Llosa
Andrew McCarthy and Dolores Rice
Brad and Fleurine Mehldau
Sandeep Qusba and Dawn Rhodes
Mark Reed and Daria Ilunga
Carol Schneider
Robert and Shannon Williams
February/March 2015 100% Parent Participation
Laurie Bernstein
Laura Bonarrigo
Jan and Anne Debassac
Gary and Juliet Fleming
Mitch Friedman
Meggan Friedman
Anthony Knerr and Susanne Kastler-Knerr
Martin D. Koffman
Kalin Kresnitchki and Zora Boyadzhieva
Johan Lindeberg
Luis Fernando and Mary Llosa
Michael T. Mainieri and Dee Carstensen Mainieri
Alfrits J. Monintja and Rosalin Masinambow
Karla Otis
Raoul J. Roach
James Salser and Lisa K. Greissinger
Hisatoshi and Tsuya Shiraishi
Mario Sorrenti and Mary Frey
Catherine Spann
Goran Sare and Claudia Stone ’77
Ingrid Vega
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Verdery
Paula Bass
Allan A. Bastos and Luciane L.D.M. Bastos
Haniff Clarke
Linette Dunbar
Suzanne C. Grégoire ’74
Robert and Carla Lunder
Anouska Martin
Jeannie O’Conor
Dennis Pinto and Joy Phelan-Pinto
Niomi Plotkin
Mark Recht and Myra Friedman
Andres David and Ayarilis Sanchez
Andrew and Anke Scheinfeld
Frank and Margot Silverman
Mark and Stacey Adkins
Lena Armel
Meggan Harrison
Allen Kraus and Lynn Parkerson
Hannah Labovitch
Wayne and Lisa McKenzie
Eric and Linda Ogden-Wolgemuth
Geoffrey and Ahna Petersen
John and Mary Rosa
Angel Santiago and Nancy Acosta
Oliver Schaper and Lily Zand
Robert Snider and Francesca Marc-Antonio
Michael Sutton
10th Grade – Class of 2016 ,
Vera Edelstein
Tamar Feeser
Scot and Wendy Kelly
Luis Fernando and Mary Llosa
Robert and Carla Lunder
Diana Marin ’00
Deborah Mohabeer
Jeannie O’Conor
Dennis Pinto and Joy Phelan-Pinto
Syed A. Rahim and Syedha D. Nazneen
Andrew and Anke Scheinfeld
Petra M. Singh-Grunert
Brad Zola
Belinda Agar
Cristina Berusch
Brooke Brosenne
Manuel A. Figueroa and Leticia Zuniga
Michael Filler and Christine Austin
Rama and Sara Madhu
Andrew and Catherine Newmark
Richard Prince and Noel Grundwaldt ’82
Claudio Rodriguez and Laura Montaño
Lluisa Sarries
Michael and Beatriz Smith
Scott Sturniolo and Stefanie Soichet ’74
Marc ’79 and Dawn Trachtenberg
Diana Delgado-Andrade
Joshua Eisen and Ellen Silverman
Skip Geiger
Lisa Gustin
Alexander and Caryn Halpern
Isabel Hill
Amira Ingram
Darrell Ingram
Liyudmila Koritysskaya
Peter and Lauren McGrath
Rosetta Sang
Mary Ellen Schaeffer
Steven and Elena Taurke Joseph
Brad Zola
Steiner.edu
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Donor List
ALUMNI DONORS BY DECADE
Herbert Hagens ’41
Claudia Yatsevitch ’41
Gerda S. Carmichael ’43
Mrs. Waltraude S. Woods ’48
Anne Sidamon-Eristoff ’49
Beverly J. Sonner ’50
Thomas Wetzl ’50
Gertrude R. Hughes ’54
Dr. Samuel Smith ’54
Carol Gleklen ’57
Richard Neel ’57
Raym De Ris ’59
Virginia Flynn ’59
June Sidman ’59
Frances Hershkowitz ’60
Renate Poliakine ’60
Diana Ronell ’60
Howard Straus ’60
Dominique Avery ’61
Robert Lilienthal ’61
Christina McInerney ’61
Gail Reed, Ph.D. ’61
Irene Stein ’61
Thomas Klein ’62
Catherine Krupnick ’63
Friederike Felber Seligman ’63
Diana Smith ’63
Anne Shapiro ’64
Corinne Spingarn ’64
Dian Woodner ’64
Janet Capron ’65
Rallou Hamshaw ’65
Helene Pinsky ’65
Colony Santangelo ’65
Robin Zeamer ’65
Janet Asten ’67
Deborah Shriver ’67
Alexandra Gifford ’68
David Johnson ’68
Dr. Daniel Szekely ’68
Michele Dexter ’69
Susan Robinson ’69
Patricia Haft ’70
Renata Harbison ’70
Todd Schlieben ’70
Ihor Radysh ’71
Eric Rudin ’71
Edward Schlieben ’71
Peter Bing ’72
Jenny Hall ‘72
February/March 2015 Pieter Kuypers ’72
Jane Porter ’72
Andreas Richter ’72
Gail Ritscher ’72
Lawrence Bauer ’73
Andre Bondi ’73
Renee Cossutta ‘73
Julia Hays ’73
Katherine Monges ’73
Suzanne Furth Victor ’73
Dr. Steven Wolf ’73
Patricia Coates ’74
Suzanne C. Grégoire ’74
Stefanie Soichet ’74
Allison Stabile ’74
Anne Waxman ’74
Stephen McKenzie ’75
Susan Stein ’75
Grant Werner ’75
Dr. Elizabeth Ginsburg ’76
Frederick Leichter ’76
Peter Nitze ’76
Johannes Richter ’76
Thomas Glocer ’77
Claudia Stone ’77
Joanna Charnas ’78
Adam LeGrant ’78
Charles Lyons ’78
Dr. Hallie Robbins ’78
Mark Sonnino ’78
Deborah Carmichael ’79
Jennifer Lyons ’79
Lucia Santiago ’79
Marc Trachtenberg ’79
Deborah Grace Winer ’79
Brooke Bedrick ’80
Cindy Hall ’80
Dr. Russell D. Robbins ’80
Franklin Wagman ’80
Anonymous ’82
Alison Cariati ’83
Katharine Grant ’83
Michael Kramberg ’83
Gabrielle L. Ortiz ’83
Rani Vaz ’83
Jeffrey Weber ’83
David Schneider ’84
Tommy Friedner ’85
Lukardis von Studnitz ’85
Cecilie R. Birner ’86
Erika Ludwig ’86
Kristina Mani ’87
David Nadel ’87
Wyatt Troll ’87
Mauricia Baca ’88
Emily Baldwin ’88
Dolores and Milton Dean
Matthew Fenton and Justine Cuccia
Alexander Kadvan ’90
Marc Nioche ’90
Juliet and Gary Fleming
Eli Holzman ’92
Daniel and Ruth Franks
Cynthia Diaz ’95
Bruce Frishkoff
Ron Passaro ’95
Jonathan Edwards ’96
Judy Gex
Darlan R. Monterisi ’97
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gilbert
Emily Baldwin ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Gingold
Kristie Edwards ’99
Irene E. Goodale
Stephanie Junger-Moat ’99
Susan Goodale
Katherine Schlieben ’99
Stathis Gourgouris and Neni Panourgia
Eric L. Bowman ’00
John Greene
Diana E. Marin ’00
Samuel and Isabel Gross
Benjamin Ahrens ’02
Kristin Hawkins
Martina Meijer ’02
Julia Hays ’73
Ian Hoffmann ’03
Martin and Margaret Heller
Inna Shaykevich ’03
Rhoda Herrick
Katrina Cox ’04
Helga Hesse
Laurel A. Macey ’05
Carl and Elsa Hetherington
Tristan Mantel-Hoffmann ’06
Judith Hindman
William B. Beinecke ’07
Lester and Dorothy Hoffman
Skyler Dylan-Robbins ’07
Timothy Hoffmann and Irene Mantel
Ivan Rahman ’07
John Howell and Laura Weymouth
Courtney L. Spiller ’07
Abraham Hsuan and Melinda Hung
Winnie Rubin ’08
Irma Jennings
Morgan Ross ’09
Richard and Pinckney Johnson
Ki Smith ’09
Patricia Kadvan
Martin Kasdan
ALUMNI PARENTS,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelly
GRANDPARENTS
Jim and Sue King
& FRIENDS
Dick Latessa
Shirley L. Latessa
Anonymous (2)
Karen Lefcourt-Taylor
Faith Adkins
Hope Leichter
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ascher
Myron Levitsky
Mary Aumell
Lynne Lipton
William and Susan Baldwin
Stephen Lubben and Jennifer Hoyden
Lee Bartell
Nick and Mari Lyons
Mrs. Esther Bauer
John and Gaily Beinecke
Darlene Marashlian
Dale A. Bennett
Paul and Renee Marchand
John Bergman
Diane E. Marin ’00
Lynne and Patrick Blankenship-Stolfo D. Edward and Julie Martin
Admiral Kevin and Mrs. Eugenia Bone Susan Marx
Karen Braga
Glenn McDonald
Sara Briggs
Mac and Ellen Mead
Pat and Barbara Brosenne
Joyce Monges
Marta Morales
Blanche and Jim Christerson
Dr. & Mrs. Warren Nadel
German and Maria Creamer
Richard Neel ’57
Pierre and Connie Crosby
Marc ’90 and Ann Nioche
Gail Cruise-Roberson
Walter Pereyra
Robert Dandrew
Ihor Radysh ’71 and Marisha Plotnik
Alfredo de Palchi and Rita Di Pace
Chris and Lydie Raschka
Steiner.edu
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Donor List
Marie Rock
Michael and Chanit Roston
David and Carolyn Rothschild
Josephine Salvador
Roger Questel and Ellen Salvadori
Marion Schlapfer
Lucy Schneider
Merle Louise Simon
Fred and Mary Smith
Arthur and Renate Soybel
Albert and Alice Spekman
Jim Steiner
Joan Stern
Mike Ungerlieder
Dominic and Marilyn Vaz
Jeffrey and Clio Venho
Brittany Weeden Michele Weeden
Ryan and Hope Welker
David W. White
Joan Williams
Maxine L. Wolf
Robin Zeamer ’65
CURRENT &
FORMER FACULTY
& STAFF
Anonymous
Sherry Adams
Cybelle Afable
Walter Alexander
Rudy Almonte
Azusa Ammar
John Anderson
Kirsten Anderson
Lydia Austin
Semone Bailey
Andres Belen
Deike Benjoya
Dale A. Bennett
Angela Bjelland
Brooke Brosenne
Bianca Brousseau
Richard Camacho
Julio Catano
Victor Catano
Denise Crane
Maria Creamer
Robert Dandrew
Dolores Dean
Eileen Diskin
Laura Donkel
Joshua Eisen
Jose Ferreira
February/March 2015 Fabrice Fortin
Myra Friedman
Olena Horban Galanti
Gudrun Hahn
Michael Hall
Yael Hameiri
Rallou Hamshaw ’65
Christopher J. Hancock
Kristin Hawkins
Terri Hawkins
Julia Hays ’73
Rosemarie Hester
Abigail Hill
Timothy Hoffmann
Kaining (Kevin) Huang
Michelle Jackson
Elanor James
Brian Kaplan
Wendy Kelly
Jennie Leung
Leslie Li
Mary Lynn Lorinz
Dena Malon
Kristina Mani ’87
Irene Mantel
Samantha Margles
Jorge Martinez
Whitni McDonald
Marina McGrew
Laura Montaño
Marta Morales
Gary Mui
Charity Navarrete
Linda Ogden-Wolgemuth
Lucia Oswald
Felicia Panepinto
April Pereyra
Rafael Perez-Ramos
Geri Perkal
Christian Perry
Brian Plane
Marisha Plotnik
Renate Poliakine ’60
Jennifer Price
Ihor Radysh ’71
Joe Robertson
Katharina Roos
Winnie Rubin
Marilyn Ruppart
Andres David Sanchez
Anke Scheinfeld
Lucy Schneider
Julia Sergeyeva-Benenson
Rebecca Silver
Amba Singh
Douglas Sklar
Beatriz Smith
Sono Kuwayama
Renate Soybel
Jeffrey Spade
Alexandra Spadea
Melissa Sussman
Richard Turner
Adam Van Auken
Clio Venho
Jeffrey Venho
Shannon Williams
Dedra Wright
Alexander Yagupsky
Jean Zay
FOUNDATIONS,
CORPORATIONS
& MATCHING GIFT
COMPANIES
Ace Charitable Foundation
Bank Of America
Deutsche Bank
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Goldman Sachs & Co.
Jewish Communal Fund
Jp Morgan Chase And Company, Inc.
Lazbridge Foundation
Pepsi Co.
Philanthrofit Training, LLC
Prospect Hill Foundation
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
RSF Social Finance
Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., LLC
Sonia Raiziss Giop Charitable Foundation
T.F. Trust
The Stollman Foundation
Tsai Capital Corporation
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF:
Arthur and Renate Soybel
In memory of Paul Weil
Benjamin Ahrens
In memory of Christopher Rouch
Beverly J. Sonner
In memory of Paul Trunsch
Corinne Spingarn
In memory of Colin Easton
Judith Hindman
In memory of Jeanette
Bendheim Metzger
Linette Dunbar
In memory of Ned O’Gorman
Marie Rock
Bendheim Metzger
Martin Kasden
Bendheim Metzger
Maxine L. Wolf
Bendheim Metzger
Michael, Lou and Karen Kramberg
In memory of Thiago Mello
Irene E. Goodale
In memory of Peter Goodale – father
of Tom ’06 and Joe ’09 Goodale
Susan Marx
Bendheim Metzger
Olena Horban Galanti
In memory of Thomas Soybel ’75,
Chrystyna Francesca Rymarenko and
Luciano Galanti
GIFTS IN HONOR OF:
In honor of Eli Ettinger
Catherine Krupnick
In honor of Christy Barnes
Fred and Marny Smith
In honor of Sei ’08, Ki ’09 and Sen ’18
Jenny Hall
In honor of Stephanie Takacs ’73
In honor of Iliana Cannon ’25
Jim Steiner
In honor of Samuel and Beatrice Steiner
Joan Stern
In honor of Renate Soybel’s birthday
Ki Smith
In honor of the ’06, ’07, ’08 Steiner
soccer teams
Martin Meijer
In honor of Chris Rouch
Waltraude S. Woods
In honor of Diversity at the School
Patricia Haft
In honor of Mrs. Barnes
Shannon and Robert Williams
In honor of Eileen Diskin and her
awesomeness
Shirley L. Latessa
In honor of Madeline Ortiz ’23
Suzanne Grégoire
In honor of Dr. Ogden
Timothy Hoffmann and Irene Mantel
In honor of Renate Soybel
Steiner.edu
VISIT STEINER.EDU/PUBLIC-CALENDAR
FEBRUARY
S
M
T
W
T
F
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
* Board of Trustees
Meeting
* Kindergarten,
2nd and 8th Grade
Parent Evenings
* Coffee with
Dr. Macatee
* 6th Grade Parent
Evening
* Parent-Child
Program
* 3rd Grade Parent
Evening
* 6th Grade Play
* Kimberton
Waldorf HS
Basketball Tourney
* Kimberton
Waldorf HS
Basketball Tourney
14
8
9
10
11
12
13
* Kimberton
Waldorf HS
Basketball Tourney
* 6th Grade Play
* 5th Grade Parent
Evening
* ACT/SAT
Overview
* Coffee w/ Ms.
Donkel & Ruppart
* Diversity Comm.
* Coffee House
* Parent-Child
Program
* MS Drama Club
SCHOOL CLOSED:
Faculty/Staff InService Day
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
* Coffee w/ Ms Hays
* Parent Council
* 4th Grade Parent
Parent Evening
* Parent-Child
Program
* Nursery Parent
Evening
25
26
27
28
* Sharon Maxwell
Parent Evening Talk
* HS Drama Club
Pizza Night
T
F
S
SCHOOL CLOSED: SCHOOL CLOSED:
Presidents’ Weekend Presidents’ Weekend
22
23
24
* Parent-Child
Program Parent
Evening
MARCH
S
1
8
15
M
T
W
2
3
4
* MS/Varsity Track
Season Begins
* HS Drama Club
Performs
* 1st Grade Parent
Evening
9
10
11
* 5th Grade Play
* 5th Grade Play
* 5th Grade Play
* Parent Council
* Diversity Comm.
* Dr Sachs on Media
16
17
18
25
5
6
7
* HS Drama Club
Performs
* Sharon Maxwell
Parent Evening Talk
* HS Drama Club
Performs
* HS Drama Club
Performs
12
13
14
* NO EC
* Spring Assembly:
Grades 1-12
Noon Dismissal
SATs
19
20
21
26
27
28
* 11th Grade Break
College Road Trip
22
23
24
29
30
31
* School Resumes
* 5th and 6th Grade
Track Club
* Monique Marshall
Diversity Work
Steiner.edu

February/March 2015 Bulletin

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