Milestones and Recognitions
Our End-of-Year faculty and staff meetings follow fast on the heels of graduation: two days of group work, reports, setting up new agendas, and closing up older ones. Work in academic departments and PACE working groups brought colleagues together and feeling ready for some summer time to reflect.
And then, just yesterday, we had our annual end-of-year luncheon recognizing milestones and farewells. This is a wonderful occasion to acknowledge the efforts of all of our faculty and staff and recognize some of the luminaries of our school, including those with a benchmark length of service.
35 Years
Marilyn DelDonno (science)
25 Years
Anne Rearick (visual arts)
20 Years
Todd Bartel (visual arts)
Liz Nee (math and science)
Michael Weinstein (music)
15 Years
Aaron Hirsch (student life)
Ayako Tanaka (English)
Ayako Tanaka (English)
10 Years
LeeAnn Brash (math and dorm parent)
Sandy Brash (dorm parent)
Anne Dykiel (languages)
LeeAnn Brash (math and dorm parent)
Sandy Brash (dorm parent)
Anne Dykiel (languages)
5 Years
Sharon Cuthbertson (library)
Diego Honegger (facilities)
Louis Hutchins (English and history)
Nick Romaine (business office)
Kevin Smith (science)
Jennifer Weeden (admissions)
Chris Whittaker (visual arts)
Sharon Cuthbertson (library)
Diego Honegger (facilities)
Louis Hutchins (English and history)
Nick Romaine (business office)
Kevin Smith (science)
Jennifer Weeden (admissions)
Chris Whittaker (visual arts)
We bid a fond farewell with deep appreciation and best wishes for their next steps in life to: Trish Saunders (admissions), Agnes Voligny (math), Samantha Simpson (English), Katie Sauvain (English), Jeremy Walters (skills), Jennifer Weeden (admissions), Nick Romaine (business office), Walker Jones (development), Jacob Sagrans (library), Colin Wilson (theatre fellow), Sarah Nelson (PEL teaching fellow) and dorm parents Sandy Brash, Yev Galper, and Melodie Knowlton.
We offer huge thanks and honor those colleagues who are retiring from CSW: Tad Lawrence (science) after 21 and Lisa Hirsch (theatre), after 29 years, and Jim Cook (facilities) after 16 years here at CSW.
In addition, the following people left CSW earlier in the school year with our gratitude to each of them: Carole Berkes (health center), Aaron Lieske (business office), Lorna Spence (admissions) and Barbara Whitney (theatre).
The life of a school is certainly about comings and goings — as each short 9-month school year ends we have occasion to celebrate not only our graduates but also our colleagues, departing and returning, all of whom I wish the brightest of futures. The life of a school is also very much about growth and change, new and renewed energy. As we all head into our summertime modes, know that I wish you and our incoming new head of school, Lise Charlier, all the very best as I head off to the “territory ahead” and my next adventure. So long!
The Cambridge School of Weston is a progressive high school for day and boarding students in grades 9–12 and PG. CSW's mission is to provide a progressive education that emphasizes deep learning, meaningful relationships, and a dynamic program that inspires students to discover who they are and what their contribution is to their school, their community and the world.