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The Sarah Smith Education Foundation (SSEF) supports the quality
of education at Sarah Smith through strategic investments in
curriculum and instructional programs that directly enhance the
school’s mission of academic excellence for all Sarah Smith students.
We accomplish this by providing funding in two areas: 1. Academic enrichment and supplemental curriculum materials not
covered through the Atlanta Public Schools budget
2. Faculty development opportunities that encourage teaching
innovation and excellence
Message from SSEF Board
The Foundation Board is focused on the future, specifically future
excellence at Sarah Smith. We believe that public funds will remain under
pressure and that the need for unexpected, necessary expenditures
to preserve excellence will arise. The Foundation is committed to
providing our children with access to a world-class education by funding
exceptional curriculum and educational enhancements and supporting
our talented faculty.
Sarah Smith parents expect, and our students deserve, a quality
education beyond the means of tax revenue alone. As such, the need
to supplement public funds is a fact of life, especially with today’s
public budget challenges. While public funds provide the basics, the
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In 2011-2012, SSEF purchased
seventeen new Promethean
Boards completing our goal
of equipping every classroom
with this important technology.
In conjunction with this the
foundation funded teacher
training, “Connecting
Technology to Today’s
Learners.”
Foundation strives to foster teaching
excellence and student achievement
beyond the “basics.” The Foundation can
meet these goals only with the deepest
commitment of members of the Sarah
Smith Elementary School community.
The 2011-2012 SSEF Board
This year alone SSEF will spend more
than $260,000 for educational enrichment
programs, materials and training. We are
at a pivotal point with the addition of
approximately 200 new students and 20
new teachers. The way that we address
present opportunities and challenges will
enable our school’s continued success.
Jennifer Vincent, Treasurer Elect
Looking ahead, our biggest challenges will
be preserving and continuing to build on
Sarah Smith’s excellence. Our goal for the
2012-13 school year is to raise $185,000
through our SuperStar Annual Fund. We
hope every parent, grandparent, faculty
and staff member of Sarah Smith will
choose to make a contribution this year in
support of SSEF to help us maintain the
high standard of education excellence that
we have come to expect at Sarah Smith.
Kysha Cameron, Corporate Partnerships
Elect
Jeff Cunningham, Chairman
Katherine Reed, President
Elizabeth Gregson, Treasurer
Connie Norris, Secretary
Christina Barnette, Curriculum Liaison
Christine Hunt, Marketing and
Communications
Nanci Tsang, At-large
Elisabeth Pannell, Corporate Partnerships
Meredith Kaltman, Administration Liaison
Susy and Mark Stovin, Annual Campaign
Co-Chair
Maureen and Joe Santoli, Annual
Campaign Co-Chair
Tim Ovbey, Instructional Specialist
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In this school year alone, SSEF will fund
more than $260,000 in educational
enrichment programs, materials and
training. Following is a comprehensive
list of curriculum enhancements
that help maintain our standard of
excellence in education and benefit
every child at Sarah Smith.
2012-2013 Budgeted
Curriculum Expenses
Instructional Programs
Language Arts Programs
Writing Program–$2,400
A results-driven and proven successful writing
program, “Empowering Writers”, provides a
seamless writing program for students as they
progress through elementary school at SRS.
Grades: All
Handwriting Program–$5,800
Handwriting materials for Kindergarten and
third grade. Also funds handwriting paper for
all grades.
Grades: All
Mountain Language–$1,000
Reading Programs
A classroom program for reinforcing grammar
and English language skills. Funds this year will
provide kits for new classrooms.
SMART Phonics–$6,300
Grades: All
SMART includes reading assessment, fluency,
phonics, phonemic awareness, and reading
comprehension. Funds pay for consumables
for each child.
Grade: K-2
Junior Great Books–$27,700
A reading program aimed at improving
reading comprehension and critical thinking
skills. Funds pay for teacher training and
consumable books for each child.
Grades: K-5
TIME for Kids–$4,200
TIME For Kids is a weekly classroom news
magazine that covers a wide range of realworld topics and current events. Third
grade teachers have used this teaching tool
to build reading and writing skills and this
year we are expanding it to grades 1-5. It
is easily integrated across our curriculum,
including social studies, science and math.
This year, TIME For Kids is committed to
helping teachers meet Common Core State
Standards, National Curriculum Standards for
Social Studies and National Science Education
Standards.
Grades: 1-5
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French–$7,300
Funds support the purchase of VISAGES
program workbooks and curriculum enhancing
videos and consumables.
Grades: All
Science and Math Programs
Superstar Science–$12,000
Hands-on experiments are conducted in
classrooms by teachers and correlate directly
with the Science curriculum. Funds pay for
experiment supplies.
Grades: All
Science Lab–$3,000
Uses hands-on activities and lab experiments
to help each SRS student discover the joy
of science, critical thinking and scientific
methodology. The curriculum is driven
by Common Core Georgia Performance
Standards and the IB Inquiry-based Units.
Grades: All
Everyday Math–$3,500
Everyday Math is a research- based program
proven to build students’ mathematical
Teacher Initiative Program
knowledge from the basics to higher-order
thinking and critical problem solving. Adopted
by APS, SSEF funds pay for supplemental
materials and manipulatives.
Grades: All
IXL MATH–$5,000
This comprehensive computer-based website
offers on-line practice and state standard
aligned assessment in math. This program
can be accessed online for home and school
practice.
Grades: All
Each year teachers and specialists are
invited to apply for one-time grants for
special projects or initiatives. Last year,
the media specialists, Margaret Gillogly
and Kelly McQueen, received $1,000 from
SSEF to purchase e-Books that support
the common core curriculum.
“Before the grant, I purchased 100
e-books for student use, and the students
really loved them. That’s what got me
thinking about purchasing subject related
unlimited use e-books for the teachers
to access and use in conjunction with the
Promethean Boards,” said Ms. McQueen.
“The books are essentially electronic text
books that engage students. The books
are interactive -- students and teachers
can highlight sections, pause the lesson
to use the dictionary if needed and they
feature videos and quizzes to supplement
the text and challenge the students,”
explains Ms. Gillogly. “For the younger
children they enhance emergent literacy
skills, and for the older kids the texts are
subject specific and support various units.
For instance, there is one in support of
the 3rd grade unit on economics that
covers supply and demand, one for 4th
graders on Westward expansion, and
another in support of the 5th grade
biology unit on cells and genes.”
“As media specialists we see the
importance of utilizing technology
to improve and enhance student
learning. We are grateful to the
parents who support SSEF and allow
our school to offer this innovative
learning technology,” says Ms.
McQueen.
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Specials
Art, Media Center, Music, and PE–$10,100
Provides funds for program-enhancing
materials and equipment to supplement what
APS provides.
Grades: All
Instructional Assessment
Learning A-Z–$2,700
Online, animated leveled books and
interactive quizzes provide individualized
instruction and tracking of student reading
progress.
Grades: K-1
in reading and math. Reading and math
levels can be used to provide individualized
instruction.
Grades: 1-5
International
Baccalaureate–$40,100
SRS was first awarded IB status in 2006.
The IB program encourages students to be
active learners, well-rounded individuals,
and engaged world citizens. This program
impacts the whole curriculum at SRS, teaching
each student essential skills for learning and
becoming a productive global citizen. SSEF
funds pay for inquiry materials for each grade
STAR Reading and Math Assessment
Program–$10,000
A fast and reliable computer-based method
for assessing and tracking student progress
Classroom &
Specialist Subsidies
According to research released by the National
School Supply and Equipment Association, public
school teachers in the United States spent more
than $1.33 billion out of pocket on school supplies
and instructional materials in the 2009-2010 school
year.
The report revealed that teachers spent on
average $356 of their own money on supplies
and resources. To alleviate this burden from our
teachers and ensure each classroom provides an
optimal learning environment, SSEF issues $300
grants to every teacher and specialist each year to
purchase classroom materials.
Darren Wegg, a 2nd grade teacher, explains how
he uses his grant money:
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The $300 grant from SSEF to purchase
instructional materials is a huge help in
creating a rich and stimulating
classroom environment.
This year, I purchased an iPod/CD player so that
I am able to utilize the weekly reading stories on
CDs in the Treasures series, Junior Great Book
Stories and also play music during the work day
when appropriate. I purchased headphones for
the classroom computers so students can listen
to stories on the TumbleBooks website, and
take Accelerated Reading Quizzes in private
on the computer. I have also used my SSEF
grant to purchase language arts and math
posters to provide visual cues for the students,
supplemental grade level curriculum workbooks
that are aligned with the new Common Core
Standards, and student mailboxes and pocket
charts to help the children with organizational
skills. I am very grateful for the support that the
Sarah Smith Education Foundation provides to
my classroom.”
and for required development and training of
teachers. Sarah Smith is one of only a handful
of elementary schools in the APS system
that affords students the opportunity to
matriculate through an IB accredited program
for grades K-12.
as the First Lego League Competition, where
select SRS students from the Robotics Club
present their solution to the First Lego League
(FLL) problem.
Grades: All
National Geographic Bee–$150
Student Enrichment
Future Problem Solvers–$2,500
An international program, annually involving
over 250,000 students around the world,
which is focused on the development of
creative thinking skills to design and
promote positive futures for the society in
which they live.
Grades: 3-5
Academic Competition Programs–$1,600
Grades: 4-5
The National Geographic Bee is sponsored
by the National Geographic Society. Students
practice geography for four months to prepare
for the school bee in January. The winner of
the school bee competes for a place on the
State team and then the National finals in D.C.
Grades: 4-5
International Travelers Program–$9,500
A school-wide program supporting the
updated Georgia curriculum and the IB
philosophy. Each Spring, with passports in
hand, the entire school will travel (virtually) to
Provides funds for academic competitions such
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Instructional Assessment
Each year SSEF funds membership dues in STAR Reading and Math an online skills assessment program
for students that allows teachers to bridge assessment and instruction. Mr. Blackwell, a 4th grade teacher,
has found STAR assessments help drive curriculum and allows him to create individual instruction plans for
each student:
“I am a big fan of STAR assessments. The depth of information we are able to get on each
student is amazing. I can analyze individual strengths and weaknesses based on how, or
even how long it took for the student to answer the questions.” Mr. Blackwell explains,
“I find it very useful in setting individual goals for each student. For instance, based on a
student’s beginning school-year reading level, STAR assessment will help us set a realistic
goal for the student to achieve by year-end. The program will even provide actionable data
– for example, to achieve a specified reading level the student will have to earn a certain
number of points on Advance Reader quizzes. That allows each student to move at his or her
own level and pace, and allows me to meet
each student where they are.”
Mr. Blackwell has developed a unique way to utilize
the assessment tool to incentivize his students to
achieve. “For every student who achieves 100%
of their AR goal by the end of the year we do
something special like pajama day at school. Also,
students who double their goal get a bowling
party. The students love it and I love that this
program allows me to spend half the time I
normally would assessing the students and
more time on classroom instruction and
practice.”
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an exciting international destination. Students
will learn about the culture, history, art,
architecture, and music of the region. Australia
is the selected country of study for the 12/13
school year.
field-test innovative teaching methods, tools
and techniques. In addition, this year the
Foundation is funding a specially designed
mentoring program to quickly immerse new
teachers into the Sarah Smith system.
Grades: All
Grades: All
Health & Wellness–$1,000
Classroom & Specialist Subsidies–$27,000
The physical educators of Sarah Smith create
an annual Wellness Plan for the staff and
students. Support for this plan is provided for
materials, supplies, and incentives.
Grades: All
With the goal of enhancing the teaching
environment at SRS, the SSEF provides a gift
card to every teacher to purchase individualized
classroom supplies in support of the curriculum.
Grades: All
IB Outreach/CommunityAction
Team–$2,000
Facility Support–$10,000
Field Trip Scholarships–$4,000
Grades: All
Community service is an important part of
being an IB student. Three or four outreach
programs are selected for school-wide focus
annually.
These supplemental funds allow every student
at our school to participate in valuable
educational field trips regardless of financial
capabilities.
Grades: All
Mardi Gras–$1,500
Money funds Mardi Gras activities that teach
the children about French culture.
To ensure the highest quality learning
environment at SRS, SSEF provides limited funds
for enhancing the SRS facility. This includes
supplemental supplies to outfit classrooms with
furniture and equipment to meet the needs of all
students.
Technology Integration–$13,600
To assist in the goal of equipping every
classroom with state-of-the-art teaching
instruments and enhance the technology
program.
Grades: All
Having worked at Sutton for several years, I was so impressed with how well prepared
the kids from Sarah Smith are for middle school. Now I realize how integral the
Foundation is in preparing our kids by providing them the tools they need to succeed”
Meredith Kaltman
Interim Principal, Sarah Smith Elementary
Multi-Cultural Affairs–$1,600
School wide events and activities to promote
student awareness of other cultures.
Administration Support–$5,500
Faculty Support
The Foundation provides funds to permit Sarah
Smith’s Principal and Assistant Principals to
address and respond to unanticipated needs
throughout the year.
Teacher Enrichment–$33,700
Teacher Workroom Copier–$6,000
SSEF offers continuing educational
opportunities to the SRS faculty. SSEF
funds are available for all teachers to attend
staff seminars, staff retreats, and local
staff development opportunities. Teachers
may also apply for grants of up to $500
through the Teacher Initiative Program to
The Foundation provides an additional copy
machine and supplies to enhance efficiency of
operations.
Total Curriculum Budget
$260,750
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Financial Overview
In the 2011-12 school year, SSEF financed over $250,000 in exceptional
curriculum enhancements, technology, classroom equipment, and critical
professional development opportunities for the Sarah Smith Elementary
students and its Teachers. The Sarah Smith faculty, with their educational
expertise, identified the instructional tools, enrichment programs, and
technology based assessments funded by the Sarah Smith Education
Foundation to enhance the educational experience of each child at Sarah
Smith Elementary School.
The Sarah Smith Education Foundation raised over $276,000 in
2011-2012 through the generous support of parents, grandparents,
businesses, and the faculty. As our school grows with students, the
Foundation has budgeted to pay for over $260,000 in academic
enhancements for the 2012-2013 school year. The supplemental
curriculum programs supported by the Foundation create the
successful learning environment that is unique to Sarah Smith.
SSEF is committed to our mission – supporting the quality of education
at Sarah Smith through strategic investments in curriculum and
instructional programs that directly enhance the school’s mission of
academic excellence for all Sarah Smith students.
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Financial Statement
Sarah Smith Education Foundation
July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012 (unaudited numbers)
Statement of Operations
Revenue
Annual Campaign
$175,831
Auction Event
$148,171
Super Star Supporters
$20,645
Brick Campaign$1,650
Total Revenue From Fund Raising
$346,297
Interest Income$1,400
Total Revenue
Expenses
$347,697
Administrative and Fund Raising Expenses
Annual Campaign
$10,708
Auction Event
$65,063
General Administration
$6,953
Revenue in Excess of Expenses
$264,973
SSEF Curriculum and Classroom Funding
$276,820
Fund Balance
Beginning 07/01/2010
$428,327
Decrease to Reserves
($11,847)
Total Fund Balance as of 06/30/2011
$416,480
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Donors to the sarah smith
education foundation
The Sarah Smith Education Foundation would
like to thank the many individuals, companies and
organizations that support the mission of SSEF with
financial gifts, gifts in-kind and volunteer efforts.
We value your generous support of Sarah Smith
Elementary.
Super Star Supporters
Five Stars: $2500 - $4999
Buckhead Life Restaurants
Ed Castro Landscape
Nancy G’s Cafe
Dr. Michael Sebastian, Orthodontics
Southstar Energy
Willy’s Mexicana Grille
Four Stars: $1000 - $2499
Batteries Plus
Big Frog Custom T-Shirts and More
Boxtops for Education
Bruster’s Ice Cream
Canyons Burger Company
Chick-fil-a Chastain Square
Club Z! In-Home Tutoring
Dentistry for Children
Diane Douglass Photography
Domino’s Pizza - Buckhead
The Gym at Peachtree Presbyterian
Hammond Nails and Spa
Imperatori Karate
Learning Express
Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt
Moe’s - Brookhaven
Publix
Pizzeria Venti
Riverview Girls Camp
Tacos & Tequilas
Target
Twisted Taco
Zoes Kitchen
Three Stars: $500 - $999
Gigi’s Cupcakes
Private Bank of Buckhead
Shook for City Council
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Annual Campaign
The following list reflects gifts received July 1,
2011 through June 30, 2012. We have made every
effort to ensure the accuracy of this information,
however if an error has occurred please accept our
apologies and kindly let us know.
Shooting Star ($5,000 +)
Nancy and Bill Hunt
Carol and Ed Moore
Chris and Jim Pirouz
Katherine and Chip Reed
Five Stars ($2,500 – $4,999)
Susan and Brian Banner
Alison Lewis and Robert Carnagie
Laura Drohan and Russell Maxa
Art and Lisa Martinez
Stacey and Joseph McGrath
Heather and Doug Miller
Allison and Mike O’Sullivan
Holly and Palmer Proctor
Ty and Bonny Rhame
Drs. Heather and Habib Samady
Four Stars ($1,000 – $2,499)
Anonymous
Katrina and Dondre Anderson
Megan and Jay Arena
Dr. Sidney Baker
Jill and Todd Bates
Christina and Roger Barnette
Sherron and Andy Berg
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Blackburn
Janice and David Blake
Nicole and Phil Bogard
Jennifer and Robert Boyanovsky
Amy and Nestor Carbajal
Carmen and Jason Chartrand
Mary Virginia and Peter Coffman
Gina and Jim Coker
Jan and Andy Cummings
Jay and Katie Dillon
Jill and Steve Edwards
Katie and Sonny Elhamahmy
The Fish Family
Danya and Brian Gannon
Lisa and Aubrey Glazman
Jennifer and David Goodson
Jennifer and Randy Gragg
Kimberly and David Greaves
Bonnie and Jordan Greenbaum
Elizabeth and Randy Gregson
Michele and Steve Guttery
Mary Elaine and Clay Haden
Amy and Bill Henning
Tracy and Jeff Howard
Christine and Bill Hunt
Tammy and Michael Jaje
Jen and Jeff Kilpatrick
Erica and Rogers King
Michelle and Michael Krompegal
Mandy and Joe LeCompte
Julie and Chris Lee
Darina and Gerard Leonard
Michelle and Jonathan Lerner
Frieda and Terrance Jones
Carrie and Matt Lovein
Dr. and Mrs. William Lyday
Kris and John Mallady
Robin and Frederick Marx
Shawn and Paul McCabe
Jennifer and Glenn W. Mitchell
Karen and Jeff Moore
Rebecca and Jon Nixon
Claire Parker and Ibrez Bankukwala
Carolyn and Kevin Parks
Brigitte and Bill Peck
Leslie and Sarju Patel
Sherri Pisowicz
Raluca B. Qawi
Lori and Chris Reinking
The Rohn Family
Amy and David Sabo
Sunder and Uma Sashti
Nancy and Cyrus Sharp
Petra and Jim Shaw
Mindy and Peter Shelton
Debbie and Steven Shores
Irma and Manish Shirvastava
Shanna and Brian Smith
Jennifer and J.P. Vincent
Beth and Corley Watson
Tina and Daniel Weede
Anne and David Wilkie
Lindsay and Stan Wilson
Liming Yao and Min Ji
Beth and Jeff Young
Three Stars ($500 – $999)
Abi Auer and Craig Fagin
Susannah and Chris Balish
Ann and Cliff Bargeron
Alicia and Scott Batchelor
Nicki and Greg Bishop
Kysha and Ryan Cameron
Cristina and Jose Luis Castanos
Mary Kelly and Jeff Cunningham
Lindsay and David Dendy
Lisa and Jim Dwyer
Dana and Max Escher
Hugo and Anna Falcon
Susan T. Fennell and Robert J.
Popowski
Whitney and Andrew Feinberg
Renee M. Hinkson
Dr. Robert Hoover and Lisa Simpson
Hoover
Dana and Oscar Hurtado
Jon William Jones
Karen Kerness and Peter Berg
Chunchieh Lin and Wayne Fu
Bev and Tom Maiellaro
Connie Mederos-Jacobs
Lucie and Neil Morrisroe
Barbara and Jon Muirhead
Jocelyne and Ozgur Muslu
Richard W. Naylor
Kathy and Steve Newbern
Lisa and Tate Noojin
Jenna and Bill Olsen
Elisabeth and Adam Pannell
Alice and Todd Phelan
Martha and J. Neal Purcell
Samantha and Conrad Ramos
Hillarie and Michael Rubinger
Kristen and Frank Schettino
Mary and Howard Spiva
Elizabeth and Will Thomason
Kirsten and Eric Ueber
Two Stars ($100 – $499)
Anonymous
Myrtice and C. Thomas Allgood, Jr.
Bethlehem and Simon Araya
Melinda and Todd Bailey
Stacey Sward Barnes
Elizabeth and Luke Barton
Mary Grace and Samuel Bass
Alice Bentley
Cindy and Mark Bohntinsky
Marina and Zeb Bradford
Chinda Brok
Kim and Bob Brown
Denise and Paul Cables
Elise and Daniel Carbonara
Meg and Rod Carter
Jenny and Joe Cipriano
Peggy and Jerry Cohen
Ansley and Stewart Colby
Claire Creed and Dimitri Podcerob
Rupali and Anand Dalvi
Meredith and Paul Damm
Shawn Davis
Amy and Dane Dickie
Sabre and Lee Esler
Jennifer and Kevin England
Robin and Evander Fogle
Karen Forrester
Jennifer and Bran Foster
Faryl and Kevin Freeman
Ruth and Jeffrey Gates
Whitney and Brooks Gregory
Freda Hamilton
Stacy and Joe Hanley
Cynthia and Greg Harris
Patti and Anthony Headley
Monica and Douglas Henderson
Nancy M. Henderson
Lisa and Thomas Hermann
Tara and Chris Hicks
Staci Hines
Julie and Jimmy Huff
Anne and Billy Hull
Kristen and Bob Hunter
Sandy and Mike Hyman
Cathy and Frank Iannotti
Alicia and Robert Jackson
Diane and Phillip Jarrell
David Jones and Wei-Chun Tai
Ellen and Brad Kaplan
Yoonsoo Kim
Mary and John Kirkland
Felicia and Grant Kitts
Andrew Kronitz and Jessica Pinkerton
The Langstons
Andrea and Patrick Leonard
Bennett Jaewook Lee
Bibi and Darren LeVine
Dani Luckey
Art and Antonia Martinez’s
Grandparents
Lisa and Kent Mason
The Mastrion Family
Josie and Alan Maxwell
Carmine J. Matarazzo Charitable
Foundation
Dawn and Ron McGreevey
Renee and Andy McKown
Britton and Brendan McLeod
Courtney and Garrison McMillan
Angie and Kevin Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Morgan and Family
Luis and Suzanne Navarro
Michael Nichols
Connie and Michael Norris
Eric and Louise Nyberg
Tatiana Oglesby
Robin and Mike Ortale
Xinping Pan
The Patton Family
Elizabeth and Brad Payne
Lane and Donn Perno
Sandy Pon and Patrick Mascarenhas
Dawnitra and Michael Quigley
Diane and Langley Respess
Pamela Roshell
Russell Landscaping Group
Heidi and Shawn Russell
Rosario Salazar and Pedro Cervantes
Maureen and Joe Santoli
Erica and Robert Sarkissian
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Jennifer and Paul Schroeder
Beth and Jerry Shaifer
Cathy and Adam Shaifer
Yoshihito Shimizu
Becky and Dan Silbert
Natia Silagadze
Joan Skelton
Bernard Smith and Trand Vu
Cal and Sara Smith
Yadira and Jaime Solis
Sarah and Dennis Spicher
Melissa and Mark Spinner
Barbara Steiger
Stasia and Rob Stinespring
The Stovin Family
Meredith and Dan Stubbs
Kimberly and Andrew Sumlin
Peggy and Kimbrough Taylor
Frances Thomas
Tanya and Bishop Thompson
Nanci Tsang
Robyn and Mark Vassar
Ann and Chris Walsh
Drs. Joseph Walrath and Michelle Au??
Milena Wolka
Hillary and Steve Yarmowich
Corrine YuanLisa and Tate Noojin
Connie and Michael Norris
Elise and John Offutt
Carrie and David Olson
Kim and Spencer Patton
Martha and Billy Payne
Marguerite and George B. Pennington
James B. Peters
Lori and Chris Reinking
Diane and Langley Respess
Cindy and Alan Robbins
Caitlin and Scott Russell
Russell Landscape Group
Heidi and Shawn Russell
Maureen and Joseph Santoli
Annabelle Sarkissian
Elizabeth P. and Kevin P. Sheehan
Stephanie and Ed Sherling
Elizabeth and David Sikes
Tyree and Chris Simon
Trang and Bernard Smith
Kerry and Scott Stiegler
Stasia and Rob Stinespring
Nicole and Rick Stout
Lynn and Steve Taylor
Peggy and Kimbrough Taylor, III
R. Joe Taylor
Tanya and Bishop Thompson
The Turner Family
Kirsten and Eric Ueber
Anonymous
Lex and Scott Wells
Jennifer and Robbie Williams
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Mialeeka Williams
Caroline and Jeff Wood
Hillary and Steve Yarmowich
June Zhang
Phyllis Brennaman Churchill
Rising Star ($99 and under)
Anonymous
Terry Abromitis
Alma Anderson
Susan Anderson
Patrick Almand
David Azurmendi
Shea McGukin Baker
Nicole Bartig
Joel M. Baskin
Christine L. Bauch
John Blackwell
Michael Block
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Braxton
Janet Brennan
Sarah Baynard Bryant
Tori Byrd
Dara Campbell
Erica and Anson Carter
Michell Carter
Annie and Nate Cecil
J. Alfonso Champion
Deborah DuBois
Lana Eden
Adrianne Farmer
Judy and Don Fogle
Marty Franchot
Jill Frank
Amanda and Stephen Galloway
Margaret Gillogly
Christina Gray
Allyson and Tom Hage
Kristina and Mark Hall
Julie and Stewart Hammond
Jessica Harron
Ellen and Rob Hill
Kristi and Gavin Holmes
Kathy Johnson
Jason Johnston
Catherine McGalliard Jones
Kelly Jordan-Monne
Juergen Keil
The Klein Family
Mark Knapp
Kossi Kohl
Tara and Brad Kramer
Kenny Kraus
Amanda Larkin
Holly Majka
Kimberly P. Makurat
LaTonia McDaniels
Ashley McGowan
Kelly McQueen
Emily Miller
Dan Monroe
Sharon Morrison
Dianna Morton
The Niekamp Family
Becky O’Meara
Bejay Osby
Tim Ovbey
Melanie Payne
Mona Parker
Lisa and Tucker Ramsey
Celeste Rasheed
Shannon Redding
Christina Rodriguez
Millicent Roman
Caitlin and Scott Russell
Kristina Sheehan
Angela Shelton
Chambliss Skidmore
Corinne Smith
Gwen and Quan Smith
Felice and Stephen Snyder
Dengyun Sun
Bart Susany
Marcia Sherri Twiggs
Dina and Tom Vacante
Deborah Wade
Caren and Gabe Warren
Alice P. Watson
Darren Wegg
Michele Welf
Karen White
LaTrenda Willis
Michele and Craig Wise
Edith Woods
Cathy Wright
Chaundra Yarbrough
Ann Reid Young
Matching Gifts
AARP
America’s Charities
Abbott Fund
The Coca-Cola Foundation
Fannie Mae
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
First Data Foundation
FM Global Foundation
ING
Kaiser Permanente Foundation
Morgan Stanley
RBC Bank
RSUI Indemnity Company
Superior Essex
Time Warner
Truist
The Washington Post Company
Welch’s
We toured several private schools before we decided on Sarah Smith. We
were so impressed with the curriculum at Sarah Smith – this school has
every program and “extra” that the private schools have and we have the
International Baccalaureate program as well. It was an easy decision for us
to make.”
-New Sarah Smith parent
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