FY10 AnnualReport_Web

Thomas Irvine Dodge Nature Center
365 Marie Avenue West
West St. Paul, MN 55118
Community Education
We believe we must give our community the realization
that in nature we are all part of one another and whatever
happens to one species inevitably will affect the whole chain
of nature, including us. This knowledge is so necessary to
be good stewards of the land and protectors of our natural
resources.
Training/Higher Education
We believe in the importance of providing training in ecology
and conservation.
Youth Education
We believe in teaching and engendering in our young a love
and reverence for nature and all things pertaining to it.
Values
To provide exceptional programs and experiences in
environmental education.
Vision
To inspire commitment to the thoughtful care of the
environment.
Mission
Outreach
We believe that the promotion and demonstration of the
Dodge mission is an important expression of our educational
experience, and a necessity for sustaining our financial future.
Restoration & Preservation
We believe that in order to provide
quality educational experiences and be an
example to our community, we must take
care of the land that is the foundation
of the nature center. It is also important
we preserve the heritage of the nature
center through the care and keeping of its
buildings and grounds.
Jason Sanders
Executive Director
Be a part of what’s next. Thank you for your continued support of Dodge.
• A growing partnership with Independent School District 197 that has the potential to expand environmentally-focused curriculum to more
area schools. An example of our success in this area is Garlough Environmental Magnet School, now serving K-4th grade students in a
rigorous environmental studies program that emphasizes science, technology, and math.
• Now as a national model for nature-based preschools around the country, Dodge Nature Preschool is celebrating 10 years of educating
preschoolers about the natural world.
• The Marie Property is being rediscovered for its beautiful walking trails after a long restoration process to remove non-native and invasive
species such as buckthorn, burdock, and garlic mustard.
• Outreach programs are expanding Dodge Nature Center’s reach to a greater number of area schools and businesses, therefore increasing
the number of people interested in nature and taking care of our environment.
• Volunteers at Dodge continue to be an integral part of support to our mission in providing exceptional experiences in nature and
environmental education.
• New sources of revenue and support are being developed to succeed the vital leadership and contributions of Mrs. Olivia Dodge.
• Increased awareness about Dodge has more people from all over the Twin Cities discovering the nature center as a retreat just minutes from the city.
Thomas Irvine Dodge Nature Center
Fiscal Year 2010 Annual Report
I sit here today and ask myself “What’s Next?” All around I see glimpses of the possibilities for the future
and of successes to come.
In 1967 Olivia Dodge started Thomas Irvine Dodge Nature Center right at the beginning of the modern
environmental movement. In the following 43 years, over 1,000,000 people have participated in our
environmental educational programs.
A Message from Executive Director Jason Sanders
Dodge Nature Center: Fiscal Year 2010 in Review
Programs
Partnerships
In FY10, Dodge introduced Discover Your
Inner Wild, a new series of programming
encouraging adults to rediscover the joys
of nature with the same curiousity and
playfulness of a child. Programming
included wild edibles, bee keeping, and
raising chickens at home. Another new
program, All Around Dodge, provided
a week-long summer camp for children
with autism and has become a model for other nature
centers. Nature After Dinner, also introduced in FY10, brought
together families for a weeknight program highlighting a new
adventure in nature every month. After serving homeschool
groups for a number of years we added a monthly Homeschool
Program for individual families. Offered once a month for
students age 5 and up, this program offers an opportunity for
study at the nature center on topics such as insects, raptors,
winter adaptations of plants and animals, and aquatic life.
Attendance September 2009 – August 2010
34,219
134
Spring Camp
98
Fall Camp
39
Young Explorers
227
Homeschool
549
Woolly Bears
713
Public Programs
Community
Heritage Middle School
Our partnership with Independent School District 197 was
extended from Garlough Environmental Magnet School with
students in grades K-4, to 5th grade at Heritage Middle School.
A Dodge naturalist began offering a weekly session for 5th grade
classes at the school and students came to the Dodge prairie
pond for field experiences once a month.
Volunteers
Each year, our passionate and talented volunteers help
Dodge educate thousands of children, clear acres of invasive
buckthorn, care for our animals, help manage our office, and
ensure event and program success. In fiscal year 2010, more
than 648 volunteers committed 11,491 hours helping Dodge
operate at the highest possible level.
421
Farm
1,222
Board Member
405
Animal Care
Volunteer Job
Stillwater and Garlough Elementary Schools
Preschool
Dodge Nature Preschool continues
as a national model for naturebased early childhood education.
2010 marked the preschool’s
10th anniversary. Thousands of
preschoolers have now experienced
nature climbing up “Challenge
Hill”, collecting eggs in the chicken
coop, jumping in mud puddles,
and exploring the woods and
prairie. Each day, these children
have spent time outside being active, no matter
the weather. These experiences in nature become the foundation
for heathy children who respect and protect our natural world.
$5,000
Tuition grants for 16 families
192
2010 summer enrollment
$71,279
Tuition grants for 51 families
140
2010 school year enrollment
Events from September 2009 – August 2010
Halloween Extravaganza
700 in attendance
128 golfers
Annual Golf Challenge
110 volunteers
Earth Day
600 members and
volunteers served
Pancake Breakfast
500 in attendance
Frosty Fun
Hours
402
Office Support
3,400
Land Restoration
11,491
Total
205
Gardens
1,200
Preschool
1,000
Special Event
250
Teacher/Naturalist
Number of
Volunteers
15
28
10
75
320
20
11
102
52
13
648
Shan Knox Volunteer of the Year
Happy 10th Anniversary!
2,618
TOTAL
Dodge is proud to be a strong positive
presence in our community. Programs
and events provide opportunities to bring
families together, get people active in the
outdoors, and give people the knowledge
to make wise choices in respect to the
future of our planet.
2,986
Grounds Crew
In a new partnership through the East Metro Integration
District, third grade students from the Stillwater school district
and Garlough Environmental Magnet School formed friendship
groups in which they learned more about diversity while studying
natural science together at Dodge.
Speakers Series
This year’s series started off with “Living Green: Simple Choices
that Make a Difference”. In January, we explored the impact that
sulfide mining activities could have on water quality. The series
concluded with a discussion on the state of Minnesota’s forests
in the face of climate change, followed by a walk in the woods to
learn how the unique trees at Dodge could be affected.
Classes taught including outreach classes
O.W.L.S.
288
609
Summer Camp
1,777
Public Program Attendance
GRAND TOTAL38,614
Scholarships
Total dollar amount awarded
$35,160
Total number served
4,326
(4,189 were students for field trips)
“Thanks for having such
amazing opportunities for
children and families!”
–VanNatta Family
This year’s honored volunteer, Pete Fleming, is the sixth recipient
of the Shan Knox Volunteer of the Year Award. This award pays
tribute to a dedicated volunteer who embodies outstanding
commitment to Dodge Nature Center and whose contributions
are an outstanding example of all of our volunteers’ hard work.
For the past four years Pete has led children on hikes to find animal
tracks and signs, taught children about prairies, and even led
many trips over to the Lilydale Brickyard for the rocks and fossils
class. In total, he has led over twenty different programs here at
Dodge. Pete has been a member of the Programs Committee for
two years and recently joined the Development Committee. He
is the leading force in our Signature Speaker Series, which has
brought many new friends to Dodge to learn about a variety of
topics.
For all of these accomplishments, we are pleased to celebrate
Pete Fleming as the Dodge Nature Center Shan Knox Volunteer
of the Year. Congratulations and thank you Pete!
Pete Fleming
2010 Shan Knox Volunteer of the Year
Presented by Jason Sanders
.
Dodge Nature Center gratefully thanks the following donors for their
contributions between September 1, 2009 and August 31, 2010
LEADERS
$10,000-Plus
Ecolab Foundation
Operating
Allan Klein and Harriet Lansing
Melissa Spaulding
Minnesota Timberwolves
Fastbreak Foundation
Jim and Michele Kolar
Public Support and Revenue
Terry and Kristen Stamman
Minnesota Twins
Landmark Jewelers
Public Support
Alexandra O. Bjorklund
Kerry and Kristen Skelton
John A. Blumenfeld
Michael Brodie
Financials September 1, 2009 - August 31, 2010
OSilas Foundation
William and Virginia Buell
Michael Stiegler
Mobile Entertainment LLC
Legacy Golf Course
Xcel Energy Foundation
Pauline Tan
Museum of Russian Art
Contributions
John Bultena
Lindquist & Vennum P.L.L.P
Lowell A. Thornber
Mystic Lake Hotel and Casino
Government Grants
Deb Burgy
Lowe’s - West St. Paul
John Burgy
Mike and Nicole Tietel
Bev Nielsen
Lucky’s 13 Pub
Richard and Dorothy Carley
Sherry and Charles Townsend
Noodles & Company
Mairs and Power
James Chamberlain
Ben and Julie Van Gundy
Nordic Ware
Elizabeth Mairs
John and Pamela Chandler
Bill and Gloria Welp
Old Log Theater
Robert P. Mairs
Majors Sports Café
A.W. Clapp
Frederick and Nancy
Weyerhaeuser
Ordway Center for the
Performing Arts
Mary-Louise Clary
Richard Williams
Bill Owens
Andrew Currie
Pete Wold
Padelford Packet Boat Co., Inc.
PARTNERS
$5,000-$9,999
Boss Foundation
Creative Integration & Design
The Driscoll Foundation
Alan and Judy Johnston
Iantha LeVander
James and Rosemary McCarty
RC Lilly Foundation
Richard M. Schulze Family
Foundation
Jon and Ann Cieslak
Gwen Pappas and Steve Heitzig
Northrop Dawson
Jim and Nancy Malkowski
James and Rosemary McCarty
Memberships
Special Events
Total Public Support
Visitor Fees and Tuition
Rental Revenue
Michael and Jane McKim
Investment Income (Loss)
Harry and Susan McNeely
Miscellaneous
Chad and Maggie Dayton
Park Square Theater
David and Ruko Derauf
Catherine Achtinuk
First Lady Mary Pawlenty
McQuillan Brothers Plumbing
and Heating Company
Harry M. Drake
Afton House Inn
Pazzuluna
STEWARDS $2,500-$4,999
Mary Melzarek
Michael Dwyer
Pearson’s Candy Company
Chadwick-Loher Foundation
Along Came Music
Mark and Jean Menard
Arthur Murray Dance Studio
Minty Piper
Dellwood Foundation
Thomas and Flopsy Farnham
Minnesota Mobile Lube
Don Feeney and Diane Carter
Asa Park House Bed and
Breakfast
Plymouth Playhouse
H.B. Fuller Company
Foundation
Minnesota State Lottery
Pool & Yacht Club
EXPENSES
Mississippi Dunes
Fong’s Restaurant & Bar
Kim Austrian and Howard
Simon
Preferred Adventures
Program Services
Robert P. Mairs
Natural Landscapes
McCarthy Bjorklund
Foundation
Dean and Martha Franke
Red Balloon Bookshop
Ballet Minnesota
New Prague Golf Club
Bernard Friel
Rocco Altobelli
Mike Battis
Nicholson Family Foundation
Pamela Fuzzey
Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
Sandy Boche
Ford and Catherine Nicholson
Richard Gabriel
Saint Paul Fire Department
Mary and Vic Bowman
Timothy and Gayle Ober
Lane C. Gans
Saint Paul Hotel
Brave New Workshop
James and Judy O’Donnell
R. J. and Teddy Gesell
Sanctuary Spa and Salon
Paul Broderson
Patterson Companies
Mark and Jennifer Gobel
Beverly Sargent
Pebble Creek Golf Club
Blake and Lori Grams
Pamela Burkley and John
Peterson
Mr. David Schmidt and Sara
Klasky
Ken and Liz Petschel
Vance and Darlene Grannis
Carbone’s Pizza
Sharon Grose
Cardinal Corner
Ann Schwichtenberg and Bill
Wassweiler
BENEFACTORS $1,000-$2,499
Tom Hall and Julie Kunkel
Cars with Heart
Science Museum of Minnesota
Alice Mairs
Tom Handley
Doug Hanson
Cathedral Hill Bed and
Breakfast
McNeil V. and Mary K. Seymour
The Allegro Fund of The Saint
Paul Foundation
Society of Amateur Chefs
Chambers Hotel
Margaret Purcell and Chip
Alberg
Solo Vino
Children’s Theater Company
Dan and Lisa Rooney
Sawmill Golf Club
NCS Pearson Clinical
Assessment
Resources for Child Caring
The Rodman Foundation
Thomas Mairs and Marjorie
Mairs Fund of The Saint Paul
Foundation
Thomson Reuters
Anonymous Fund of The Saint
Paul Foundation
John M. Hays
Petschen’s Southview Liquors
PricewaterhouseCoopers L.L.P.
- Jim and Michele Kolar
Progressive Electric Inc.
Thomas E. Irvine
Como Zoo
Summit Brewing Company
Myles Shaver and Susan
Kimmel
Nancy T. Field
William Irvine
T. Trost Collection
Sibley Hockey Booster Club
Pete and Barbara Fleming
Mark Johnson
Coughlan Companies
Community Giving Program
Tiny Acorn Portraits
Thomas and Mary Lou Good
Mike Kaess
University of Minnesota
Solo Vino
Horace H. Irvine
Phyllis Karasov and Alan Olstein
Crowne Plaza St. Paul
Riverfront Hotel
Patrick and Laura Smith
Valleyfair
Christopher A. Jackson
William and Jennifer Kellogg
Vertical Endeavors
South Robert St. Business
Association
Lou Kruchowski
Jonathan and Jill King
West Side Lanes
Southview Country Club
John and Virginia McCain
Bill Kolstad
Wild Birds Unlimited
Priscilla McNulty
Kowalski’s
Wilderness Inquiry
State Farm Insurance - Kirk
Detlefsen
Wild Mountain
Stone Ridge Golf Club
The Wine Market
Stremski State Farm Insurance
Drs. Ann and Jim Winsor
T.C. Field & Company
Xcel Energy
The Joke Joint Comedy Club
YMCA
Jon and Lea Theobald
Nan Lightner
Tom and Anne Marie Peltier
Daniel Pennie
Karen Reis
Warren Foundation
Jim and Sandie Metzen
Ted Cheesebrough
Robert E. Morris
Engelbert Family Fund of The
Saint Paul Foundation
Cindy Ness
Great River Energy
Terence Noonan Fund of The
Saint Paul Foundation
Elizabeth C. Hlavka
Howard & Troth Family Fund of
the Community Foundation of
Collier County
Alvin J. Huss
Robert C. Klas
Ouellette Foundation, INC
David Ridley
Sandra Roe
Jim and Kris Rollwagon
West St. Paul Kiwanis
Foundation
William L. West & Jean V.
West Fund of The Saint Paul
Foundation
Wittenberg Family Foundation
Thomas and Elinor Nicklawske
Robert M. Olafson
Terry and Mary Patton
Peapods Natural Toys
Mark Pearson and Jill Pennie
Jeffrey Piper
Shirley Rabuse
Pete Rainey
Thomas Rasmussen
James W. Reagan
Bryon Reinhart
Karla Reisch
Dave Sanders
Jason and Heather Sanders
Ray and Mary Ann Sanders
Beverly Sargent
PORTERS $100-$499
Mike and Polly Saxon
Hans and Phyllis Abrahamsen
David Schmidt and Sarah
Klasky
Ann Adams
Amy E. Andersen and Tim
Wilson
Eric and Nancy Schmitt
Baillon Family Foundation
Peter Seed
Stephen Bany
Steven and Michelle Shaller
Dennis and Jerrice Barrett
Gerald and Mary Shaughnessy
Lisa Barsanti
Stanley and Lucy Shepard
Christophe Beck
Georgiana Doerr Simmons
Schwab Fund for Charitable
Giving
Tom Bertrand
Bonnie H. Reim Bifulk
Kim Scott
Larry Hendrickson and Barbara
Forster
Anchor Bank West St. Paul
Holiday Stationstores
William and Paula Bathke
Bonnie and John Holub
Bearence Management Group
Hubbard Radio
Bellwood Oaks Golf Course
Inn on Lake Superior
Big Fish Golf Club
Inver Grove Heights Animal
Hospital
Alexandra O. Bjorklund
International Crane Foundation
Horace Irvine III
Pete and Beth Jackson
Boca Chica Restaurante
Pat Bogie
Briggs and Morgan
1,294,201
1,618,035
-
1,618,035
(47,107)
(192,425)
(239,532)
(131,967)
249,716
117,749
(179,074)
57,291
(121,783)
Total Expenses
Operating Change in Net Assets
Non-Operating Change in Net Assets
Total Change in Net Assets
Statement of activities and
changes in net assets
Unrestricted
Temporarily
Restricted
UBS Financial Services Inc.
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Current Assets
Current Liabilities
Cash and Equivalents
108,914
Accounts Payable
17,876
Accounts Receivables
3,930
Accrued Liabilities
19,272
Prepaid Expenses
16,353
Total Current Assets
129,197
Deferred Revenue
Vertical Endeavors
Other
Charles R. Vinar
Richard Weisbecker
Wells Fargo
Long Term Liabilities
Deferred Compensation Payable
Net Assets
Undesignated
2,476,408
Board Designated for Endowments
2,391,346
Total Unrestricted Net Assets
8,329,603
4,812
Total Other Assets
8,334,415
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
Total Net Assets
15,082,492
Total Assets
15,250,817
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
15,250,817
Zelo
MATCHING GIFT
ORGANIZATIONS
CHS
Phyllis Karasov and Alan Olstein
Jon and Ann Cieslak
Claire Kayser
Blake and Sandra Davis
Allan Klein and Harriet Lansing
Blair Klein
Document Technology
Solutions
Ms. Lou Kruchowski
Erik and Tona Dove
Le Cordon Bleu
John and Lee Driscoll
Daniel and Elizabeth Lee
Ecolab
Let’s Dish!
Eddy’s Lake Mille Lacs Resort
U.S. Trust Company/Bank of
America
Joel Light
Faribault Golf Club
Xcel Energy Foundation
The Loft Literary Center
Mr. and Mrs. Litton Field Jr.
AllianceBernstein
Ecolab Foundation
Community Shares of
Minnesota
General Mills Foundation
GiveMN
Southern Dakota County
Chapter of Thrivent
Texas Instruments Foundation
The New York Community
Trust
Public Support By Source
Individuals
Earned Revenue By Source
156,530 59%
Preschool Tuition
Lowe’s
Ken Finch
Corporations & Foundations
47,375 18%
Interest & Dividends
M&I Bank Broadway Across
America - Minneapolis
Fireside Bar and Restaurant
Fundraising Event Revenue
60,365 23%
Program Fees
Thomas G. Mairs
Gallagher Benefit Services
Eugene and Colleen Malmstedt
Peter and Christine Garretson
Manty & Associates
Heidi Gesell and John Edgerton
James and Rosemary McCarty
Rolf and Mary Gilbertson
Mike and Charlene McHugh
Grand Pines Resort
Paco Medina
Tom Hall and Julie Kunkel
Midas Auto System Experts
David and Suzanne Hamann
Midwest Mountaineering
Kip Hartung
Mill City Museum
Mark and Terri Henneman
Minnesota Historical Society
Rick and Beverly Heydinger
Minnesota Historical Society,
James J. Hill House
Indian Hills Golf Club
Silas and Vicki Ford
Chuck Kanski
9,711,753
Michelle Woessner
Tom Junnila
Minnesota Orchestra
502,985
Drs. Ann and Jim Winsor
Randy Castle
Fred and Kate Kaemmer
4,867,754
White Eagle Golf Club
Bruce and Janet Johnson
Alan and Judy Johnston
15,675
Doug and Kathy Whitaker
David and Kristin Carr
Minnesota Opera
152,650
Diane Vinar
Canterbury Park
Tom and Katie Johnson
14,474
846,973
Other Assets
Investments
Jawaahir Dance Company
Minnesota Landscape
Arboretum
100,445
Property and Equipment
Van Paper Company
Jailhouse Inn
Peter and Beth Jackson
583
Total Current Liabilities
US Bank
U.S. Trust/Bank of America
Private Wealth Management
Accrued Real Estate Taxes
Deferred Compensation Payable
Ron and Kris Ulbrich
Pamela Burkley and John
Peterson
Minnesota Historical Society,
Alexander Ramsey House
Total
McNeil V. and Mary K. Seymour
Polly and John Jackson
Christopher A. Jackson
Permanently
Restricted
Ben Seymour
Alice and Fred Wall Family
Foundation
John and Karen Meslow
-
323,834
Meghann Henderson
Ronald and Kris Ulbrich
1,294,201
-
Afton Alps
Christopher McGuire
1,378,503
323,834
Paul and Shari Hansen
Terhuly Foundation
Guthrie Theater
(192,425)
Total Supporting Services
Suzanne and David Hamann
McNeil V. and Mary K. Seymour
1,570,928
117,933
6,787,205
Great Clips IMAX Theater
-
205,901
Total Property and Equipment
The Martin and Esther Kellogg
Fund of The Saint Paul
Foundation
(56,934)
-
(2,606,662)
Ann Schwichtenberg and Bill
Wassweiler
56,934
-
Less: Accumulated Depreciation
Peter and Christine Garretson
1,080,002
117,933
Dodge Nature Center
proudly thanks the
following sponsors who
contributed to the success
of our benefit, golf
tournament, or community
events during fiscal year
2010.
Susan Maas
(169,722)
205,901
Furniture and Equipment
Hugh and Margaret Schilling
1,249,724
Management and General
Kara and Robert Tyler
Bernard and Damaris Friel
22,365
Fund Raising
Treasure Island Resort & Casino
Liv Dahl Fund of The Saint Paul
Foundation
176,902
Supporting Services
SPONSORS
Saint Paul Garden Club Inc.
Richard A. Moore
Nature and Environmental Education
3,403,299
Kathryn Finkle and Tom
Dengler
Katey Athow
Total Operating Public Support and Revenue
Buildings and Improvements
Joan C. Lindusky
Tom and Michele Mingo
Net Assets Released from Restrictions
Tommy Chicago’s Pizzeria
Mr. and Mrs. Litton Field Jr.
PATRONS $500-$999
Total Revenue
5,143,595
Georgia Lindeke
(169,722)
22,365
Land and Improvements
Lilydale Garden Center
Mr. Don Feeney and Ms. Diane
Carter
Allen and Judy Miller
346,624
15,082,491
Mr. and Mrs. Litton Field Jr.
John and Marla Ordway
Charitable Lead Trust
30,861
9,711,753
St. Paul Saints Baseball Club
Bret and Jill Farrington
30,861
502,985
Commonweal Theater
Pam and Harry Lienke
849,874
4,867,753
Kristina Hoeschen
The Nash Foundation
849,874
Net Assets, End of Year
Drew Family Foundation
Estate of Catherine Kranz
60,365
298,501
David and Martha Sewall
Stout’s Island Lodge
EnergyScapes, Inc.
34,231
(121,784)
Pete and Kimberly Cleary
Daniel and Elizabeth Lee
60,365
264,270
18,220
David Hoeschen
Bill and Diane Kuhlmann
11,740
39,071
Steve Rouch Photography
Elizabeth F. Murphy
-
(179,075)
Circus Juventas
Paco Medina
11,740
Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets
Pam Hoeffel
The Enchanted Room
2,045
Seventhson Productions
Constance S. Otis Fund of The
Saint Paul Foundation
Elko Speedway
-
15,204,275
Southview Petschen’s Liquor
Ecolab Foundation
2,045
9,693,533
Jon and Ann Cieslak
Chad and Maggie Dayton
224,351
463,914
Chula Vista Restaurant
Cub Foods
34,231
5,046,828
Lars Hesbjerg
The Charles A. Weyerhaeuser
Memorial Foundation
190,120
Net Assets, Beginning of Year
Somerset Heights Elementary
School
Bob Herber and Faith
Waterstreet-Herber
Total
Revenue
IN-KIND DONORS
Patrick Flynn
Non-Operating
264,270 100%
Release from Restrictions
Rental/Misc
312,103 24%
53,226 4%
346,624 27%
56,934 4%
537,771 41%
1,306,658 100%
FOUNDER
Peter Garretson, Treasurer
Francisco Medina
Mrs. Olivia I. Dodge
Thomas Hobert
William Owens, III
Diane Klinefelter
Director of Environmental Education
John Chandler
Director of Development
Bonnie K. Holub
Daniel Pennie
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Horace H. Irvine III
Ann Schwichtenberg
Kim Austrian
Peter Jackson
McNeil V. Seymour
Sara Beckstrand
Phyllis Karasov
Nicole Winter Tietel
Mary Bowman
Allan W. Klein
Ronald Ulbrich
Jon C. Cieslak
William C. Kuhlmann, Secretary
Ann Winsor, D.V.M.
Don Oberdorfer
Farm Director
Blake S. Davis
Elizabeth Lee
Thomas Dodge
James L. McCarty, President Elect
Staff Directors
Beverly Sargent
Director of Finance
Elizabeth S. Driscoll
Kristen Nicklawske
Litton E.S. Field, Jr., President
Patricia Condon McDonald
Jason Sanders
Executive Director
Marty Watson
Preschool Director
Dave Napier
Director of Buildings and Grounds