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2 0 1 2 - 2 0 1 3 A N N UA L R E P O R T

THE WALDORF SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE EDUCATES AND INSPIRES CHILDREN TO THINK, FEEL AND ACT WITH DEPTH,

IMAGINATION AND PURPOSE.

RESTRICTED GIFTS & DONATIONS

It is with great appreciation that we thank our parents, staff, friends, and foundations for their contribu-tions to Art and Music, Civil Rights Luncheon, Endowment, Financial Aid, Green-UNESCO Fund, Sports Uniforms, other restricted gifts and the Capital Campaign.

AnonymousRobbye and Kevin AppersonMargo and Kevin BatesHelmut D. BauerTina BenemanRené and Steven BookoffMeg Meyer and Arthur BoydWilliam W. Broom, Jr.Gregg CampbellTyler CampbellTony Kline and Doug ClemensBetty J. and Francis A. ContinoJoanna and David CoxVicky D’AnnaCarol and Sam DavisEllen and John DierkesDworkin & Clemens of Cross Keys DentalAdam EllisEdna EmmetMargaret and John EverettClara Fenwick-TurnerSherry and Kevin FrickCharlton FriedbergCarolyn and Gilbert FrietagLaura and Dave FrietagCharlotte Geller-WarfieldFredye and Adam GrossLaura Williams and Dan GoldsteinLesley Malin and Scott HelmDebra HettlemanLiora and Greg HillTaber and Richard E. HookRobin and Don HoughChaddie and Pat HughesJessie HughesDana JohnsSusan and Richard JonesJ. S. Plank & D. M. DiCarlo Family Foundation, Inc.Lisa Lebow Kaufman and Mark KaufmanFelisco and Willis KeelingBettina Hufgard-Kirklighter and Scott KirklighterRebecca Hanson and Reid LaClairGail Langstroth Jonna and Fred LazarusKatherine LewisCecilia and Michael LissEllen and Lawrence MacksJoanne and Stephen MalinGeorgia and Gerard MartinDianne Schwartz and James MazaJamie and Bill McDermondAnn and Cabra McDonnellGabrielle and Bruce MillerClare and John MillerMichael Alto and Robert NaumanNina and Dave NoblePam and Kevin O’BrienDianne OrlinskyDana Di Carlo and Scott PlankKelly Emerson and Earle Pratt

Jan and Michael PrengerJane and Paul RobinsonLinda and Zelig RobinsonKelly Ennis and Ari RosenbergRudolf Steiner Social FundCarol Newill and Brough SchampGeorgia and Claude SmithCharlotte and Larry SnyderRegina and Terry StancillStanley S. and Lania Ullman FoundationMegan SteinbeckThe Jack Frederick Memorial Fund of the Lutheran Community FoundationKrystia ThompsonSusan TownsendVicki VaughnVicky WestoverAsukata Mao and Sanford WuLeili and Ronnie Younts

ANNUAL FUND

CIRCLE OF LIGHT FOUNDING MEMBERSIt is with deep appreciation and gratitude that we thank the following donors for their long term commitment of giving to the School.

Joyful Light: 5 year commitment of $10,000 and above per yearLesley Malin and Scott HelmChaddie and Patrick HughesORGANIC INDIA

Shining Light: 5 year Commitment of $5,000-$9,999 per yearHelmut D. BauerFredye and Adam GrossDana DiCarlo and Scott Plank

Radiant Light: $1,000 to $4,999 per yearAnonymous ParentsRené and Steven BookoffSylvia BookoffBarbara BradshawGeri Lynn Peak and Jeffrey FloydNoris and Avi FriedmanBonny Eisenbise and Peter HinderbergerJessie HughesKelly Emerson and Earle PrattSusan Pratt

OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS, INCLUDING MONTHLY PLEDGESJulie AlbrechtJaana Myllyluoma and Jim BurnsElizabeth Whitner and Larry CannerRebecca Hanson and Reid LaClairSarah LandonMatias MugemaKevin and Pam O’BrienLauren O’BrienPat WhiteheadJane Wolfrum

IT IS WITH DEEP GRATITUDE THAT WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING DONORS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS, AND SILENT AUCTION DONATIONS.Nancy Blackwell and Michael AllenKathleen Andersonin honor of Owen V. AndersonLaurie and Will AndersonAnonymous (2)Anonymous in honor of Jessie HughesRobbye AppersonAlexandrea ArnoldCharles and Glenda ArnoldChristina Sundvall and

James BartolomeoJen and Joel BaumgartnerVal and Joe Baumgartner in honor of Zoe and Lily BaumgartnerSharon BarkhouserAmanda BergnerSusan and Jeffrey Bergner in honor of Amanda Bergner and Riley McNeillJanet BillupsMarc and Leonor Blum in honor of Chaddie HughesRené and Steven Bookoff in memory of Morris BookoffMeg Meyer and Arthur Boydin honor of Chaddie HughesJean Brackins in honor of Jolie BrackinsSally Jay and Craig BrackinsKathy BreenSabrina Tapp-Harper and Tyrone BristolSherilyn Brinkman and Jeff BrotmanKia BurchLuetta CapraAlejandra Lorenzo and James ChangYan Jiang and Guozhong ChengJane and Larry CioneDavid Clissoldin memory of Nancy KreiterMary Lotspeich and Charles ConferLaura ConnellyMary Catherine Beach and Robert ConnorsRobert and Beverly DarlingtonJames DenzlerJoan and Stephen Denzler in honor of Barbara DenzlerJessica Dibb in gratitude for Josh Dibb’s attendance and with love for DaphneJanet DiCarloBrian and Martha Donegan in honor of Chaya CoxHarriet DopkinCarol Thomas Downing in memory of Paul LevinJennifer DownsVirginia Efta in honor of Gail Ann KuderkoJane and John Emory in honor of Abigail “Abby” EmorySusan and Clay EmoryCharlotte EspinozaFelicia FarKimberly and Chris FieldJune and Larry Fletcher HillGeri Lynn Peak and Jeffrey FloydNoris and Avi FriedmanSora and Harriet Friedman in honor of Noris Friedman’s birthdayCarolyn and Gilbert FreitagLaura and Dave FreitagDiane Frederick in memory of Jack FrederickKathleen Galloway in memory of Ed Galloway and Anders SieversAndrea Gambardella in honor of Carol SteilJulie Gabrielli and Peter GarverJoyce and Max Geller in memory of Israel GellerBetsy GilbertMeera Gittlesohn in memory of Mathura Debi Thapa & Chandra Badur Singh ThapaLorraine GoldsteinLaura Williams and Dan GoldsteinPerry GrossShelly and André HackmanElizabeth HallSonya and David Hannan

in honor of Matthew HannanLynn and Richard Hanson in honor of Nathan La ClairGary HemphillR. H. Hepinstall, MDJane and Richard W. HardySusan HenryEva HigginsLiora and Greg Hill in honor of our specialty teachersK.C. and Jayne HopsonCharlton Campbell HughesMary and Eugene Jackman in honor of Matthew GilbertLorrie and Jake JakubikJennie Rabinowitz and Dan JamiesonCharles JamisonMelissa JencksSheila and George Jennings in honor of Luella Rubin-WileyClaire JerramMary JohnsVictoria JosephChris KangJordan Karp in honor of Zoe KarpLillian and Haig Kazazian in honor of our grandson, Matthew HannanFellisco and Willis KeelingPace Kessenich in honor of Carol Steil and in honor of Sophia KessenichRaymond and Jane KingBetty Lou Koffel in honor of Claudia Christina Mokriski & Janet Mokriski BrownJeanne Deignan-KosmidesGail Ann KuderkoRebecca Hanson and Reid LaClairCharlotte Landgraf Amanda LatimoreSusan LattimoreGay LeggJudith LennoxHannah Levin in memory of Paul LevinKatherine LewisKathryn LietzCecilia LissDoug ListLynette LockeLori Macdonald in memory of Julia RogalskiKathleen and James MacMillan, Jr.JoAnne and Stephen MalinLorraine and Edmund MalvarHoward MazerMartha McAllisterNina Jones and John McCauleyColleen McGloryGrace and John McGloryMartha and Hugh McLaughlinClaire MillerPatricia Duester and Greg MuellerCatherine MulvihillAndrea and Joseph NaftSusanne NeedleShanti NorisDiane and Eric Orlinsky in honor of Sandra Snyder’s 70th birthday and in memory of Dr. Harold Hettleman and Marlene KoeppelJoAnne OrlinskyBryn ParchmanMelissa and Dennis ParkerJohn PierceJames Pollitt, Jr.Diane ProctorErin PurdieMargaret Rawle

Brooke and Graham RedgraveDr. William Reichel in memory of Rudolf SteinerBernard ReissVirginia RichardsonEva RoqueLuz Marie and Robelay Roque in honor of Bianca RoqueCharlene Roberts in honor of Ed MeadeDarlene RobinsonKelly Ennis and Ari RosenbergKimberly RossSylvie and Stanley RowenElizabeth Lewis and Lewis SaundersDr. Carol Newill and Brough SchampElizabeth Lipinsky and Daniel SchiavoneLynn Roberts and David SchneiderKenneth SchurberthJennifer and Larry SchugamMr. and Mrs. Marty SchugamViolet Michele McCabe and Violet Jacqueline Shipley in honor of Daphne Rain WilliamsBarbara and George SneadJean SobusAnna SommerfeltSajita Chaudry and Aniruhd SridharanEmlyn StancillRegina and Terry StancillCarol SteilMegan Steinbeck in honor of John Steinbeck IVKathleen StroupDeborah (Saiyda) Strongheart StoneElizabeth SuccopAbbie Riddleberger and Ben SutherlandLinda SutherlandTia and Dave Thompsonin honor of Ethan ThompsonElodie Rabilloud and Matthew ThurberSusan TownsendBernadette and Paul TrattnerJennifer TroyMichelle Sanji Kermes and Paul TurnerAnnette Lynn Khawane and Will Tyler in honor of Joseph Tyler KhawaneMav and Trevor VaughnJanet Henry and Andres VergaraMark VidorSusan WallendorfBrenda Stone and Dan WatsonJean Engelke and Rick WhitePat WhiteheadPaul WhitinAlice WilkenfeldBarbara Creech WilkensonLaura WilliamsRenee Blanding and Benjamin WrightElse and Bernie WolfCarol Yoder

Linda and Richard Zandler

FOUNDATIONS, FUNDS & BUSINESSES

It is with great appreciation and grati-tude that we thank these organizations for goods and services they have contributed.ATHENAAtwatersChristar, Inc.Combined Charities of MarylandECHO of Northrop GrummanFresh Market

Giant on 41st StreetGiant on Wilkens AvenueGiant on York RaodGraul’s Market on Bellona AvenueGreenfield’s NurseryKonstant CandiesMOM’s (My Organic Market)Nalley FreshNumber Ten FoundationORGANIC INDIARaphael BranchReliable Printing Plates, Inc.Roots Family FarmRoots MarketSafeway on Boston StreetShopRite Supermarket on W. AylesburySilver Lake Graphics, LLCSingle Source Integrated Services, Inc.Trader Joe’s on Joppa RoadTrader Joe’s on Reisterstown RoadWeber’s FarmWegmansWhole Foods on Fleet StreetWhole Foods in Mt. Washington

IN KIND GIFTS:

We warmly thank our parents, staff, and friends for the many material gifts that they donate to the school. These gifts include classroom décor and materials, cooking, gardening, plants, flowers, office supplies, fabric, food, dishes, sandboxes, playhouse, garden wall, costumes, festival supplies and more.Anonymous Individuals (3)Jen BaumgartnerHank BauerJames BartolomeoRené BookoffDoug ClemensSally CocksSue and Scott CummingDana DiCarloSharon ElderJean EngelkeLaura and Dave FreitagNoris FriedmanBen GallagherPhil GallagherBetsy GilbertLiora HillJayne HopsonMary JohnsDave KaufmanKathy MacMillanGretchen MaxwellLara and Andre McCullumMelora KaplanMelissa ParkerRenee RainbowRicardo SierraJen SmithEmlyn StancillBeth SuccopChristina SundvallMatt WilliamsLeili and Ronnie Younts

Every effort has been made to acknowledge all gifts and to spell all names correctly. If we have omitted or misspelled a name, please accept our apology and let us know so that we may make corrections for the future. Jayne Hopson, [email protected].

WALDORF SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE 2012-2013 DONORS

It is with deep gratitude that we acknowledge the following donors for their contributions, gifts, and Silent Auction contributions.

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VISION STATEMENT

The vision of the Waldorf School of Baltimore is to build a foundation

for success and integrity. We seek to send into the world confident

young people who will lead a life of purpose and direction. We are

guided in our work by the pioneering insights of philosopher and

educator Rudolf Steiner.

We accomplish this by:

• Fostering intellectual, artistic and spiritual growth;

• Providing a quality comprehensive Waldorf education within a fully

developed campus;

• Maintaining a financially secure school with a faculty and staff

committed to professional development and excellence;

• Building a vibrant and inclusive school that brings the wisdom and

insights of Waldorf education to the greater community.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

ASSETS June 30, 2013

Cash and cash equivalents $1,463,168

Receivables $20,081

Capital Campaign pledges receivable $35,112

Prepaid expenses $38,848

Inventory $18,928

Investments $1,000,344

Property, buildings and equipment, net $4,348,567

TOTAL ASSETS $6,925,048

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Long-term debt $57,725

Accounts Payable $159,592

Enrollment deposits and tuition $557,063

received in advance

TOTAL LIABILITIES $774,380

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted:

Operating $15,000

Net investment in plant $4,286,445

Board designated $984,079

Restricted $865,144

TOTAL NET ASSETS $6,150,668

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $6,925,048

Audited financial statements are available for review upon request.

REVENUE AND EXPENSES 2012-2013

EXPENSESREVENUE

FACULTY AND STAFF

James Denzler President

Dana DiCarlo Vice-President

Fredye Gross Vice-President

Laura Freitag Treasurer

Lawrence Snyder Secretary

Cecilia Liss

Noris Friedman

Alexandrea Arnold

Larry Canner

Kelly Emerson

Peter Garver

Rebecca Hanson

Chaddie Hughes

Yan Jiang

Julia Kirkland

John McCauley

Ed Meade

Mary Ann Niclas

Geri Lynn Peak

Paul Trattner (Deceased)

COLLEGIUM

Lisa Bechmann

Edna Emmet

Noris Friedman

Julia Kirkland

Gail Ann Kuderko

Gretchen Maxwell

Ed Meade

Cate Mulvihill

Larry Snyder

Pat Whitehead

Linda Zandler

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION 2012-2013

Dana Johns, President

Jo Keller

Liora Hill

Kelly Emerson

Mav Vaughan

Laurie Anderson

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

CHILDREN’S GARDEN

Lisa Bechmann Butterfly Room Teacher

Sharon Elder Assistant

Charlotte Landgraf Willow Room Teacher

Rose Collins Assistant

Brooke Redgrave Violet Room and Parent & Child Teacher

Megan Steinbeck Assistant

ELEMENTARY

Teresa Barrios 1st Grade Class Teacher

Claire Jerram 2nd Grade Class Teacher

Christina Harris 3rd Grade Class Teacher

Alexandrea Arnold 4th Grade Class Teacher

Gretchen Maxwell 5th Grade Class Teacher

Gail Ann Kuderko 6th Grade Class Teacher

Matthew Thurber 7th Grade Class Teacher

Brenda Wolf Smith 8th Grade Class Teacher

SUBJECT TEACHERS

Michel Anderson Sustainability Coordinator

Kathleen Breen Middle School Math

Lawrence Cione Eurythmy Accompanist

Edna Kurtz Emmet Art

Charlotte Espinoza Middle School Math

Noris Friedman Eurythmy

Janet Henry Spanish

Bettina Hufgard-Kirklighter Lower School German

Caroline Jones Physical Education

Willis Keeling Orchestra

Martha McLaughlin Tutor

Cate Mulvihill Handwork

Graciela Pasion Spanish

Charlotte Snyder Librarian

Kim Weisheit Choral Music

ADMINISTRATION

Julia Kirkland Director of Advancement

Ed Meade Director of Academics

Larry Snyder Director of Administration

Linda Zandler Finance Director

Pat Whitehead Admissions Director

Jayne Hopson Development Manager

Terry Williams Facilities Manager

Laura Byrnes Aftercare Assistant

Virginia Efta Development Assistant

Jean Engelke Administrative Assistant

Alton Greenfield Facilities Assistant

Shelly Hackman School Store Manager and Delegating Nurse

Kathy Lewis Finance Assistant

Colleen Mc Glory Aftercare Coordinator

James Pollitt Crossing Guard

Last school year was very productive for the Waldorf School of Baltimore. On behalf of the Board of Trustees I am pleased to share several new initiatives created to enhance the curriculum, expand current programming and fulfill the school’s mission to educate children to think, feel and act with depth, imagination, and purpose.

Under the guidance of Board Member Fredye Gross, the Development Office introduced “Windows into Waldorf.” These meticulously planned one-hour tours gave visitors the opportunity to see firsthand how a Waldorf education instills a lifelong thirst for learning. To keep abreast of trends in the academic world, an Information Technology Committee was formed. The Buildings and Ground Committee was reconstructed to ensure robust stewardship of our beautiful campus, ensuring that it inspires and shelters the Waldorf community.

With a sharp and focused eye towards the future, a revised Board of Trustees nominating committee was formed. The group crafted a new performance evaluation to foster board member accountability. Other Board accomplishments include creation of a tripartite leadership team consisting of Academic, Administrative and Advancement department heads. The strategic plan titled “Road Map for the Future” was updated to outline long-term growth and sustainability goals. Fiduciary responsibility yielded a milestone of particular note, the school paid off the mortgage.

Support for the Annual Fund continued to reflect the generosity of Waldorf families, friends and alumni. For the ninth year in a row there was 100% participation by the Board of Trustees, Collegium, faculty and staff. Class participation was high as well. In addition, the school received restricted gifts supporting scholarships, professional development, art, music, sports uniforms, green initiatives and other restricted gifts.

The Annual Waldorf Fall Celebration commemorated the school’s 41st year, recognized longtime staff members, and gave a toast to a bright, productive future. Linda Zandler, Carol Steil, Charlotte Landgraf, Noris Friedman, and Edna Emmet were honored for their years of hard work and service.

2012/2013 saw the introduction of new programs and professional training designed to improve STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) education and bolster the school’s academic stature. A middle school environmental block was developed and implemented to increase student understanding of the human body’s relationship to water, plants and transporta-tion. In the Spring, the school hosted Sensible Science, a teacher education program that drew attendees from around the country.

For me, the academic year was a reminder of the school’s resiliency as an institution and the dedication and resolve of our community. The new structure was lauded by both AIMS (Association of Maryland Independent Schools) and AWSNA (Association of Waldorf Schools of North America) when the school achieved reaccreditation in 2012. The Directors of Academics, Advancement, and Administration proved themselves effective in responding to the objectives put forth by the school community and the Board of Trustees.

As the school year progressed, the critical goals established by the Board for fund raising, enrollment, and academic excellence required an increased amount of effort on the part of staff and volunteers alike. Sadly, some of our leadership team decided to leave the tripartite. We sincerely appreciate the energy, good will, and service they gave to the school. They will be greatly missed.

I can say with great pleasure and admiration that the Board did not hesitate to take action when needed. As a result, the Board was able to finish the year with an updated, improved organizational structure and a fresh highly qualified leadership team ready to serve the Waldorf Community.

It has been a great privilege to have led the Board for the last two years. I am therefore proud to present to you the 2012/2013 Waldorf School of Baltimore Annual Report.

Sincerely,

James Denzler President, Board of Trustees

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52%

7%

14%

12%

2%

74%

1%23%

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n

n

n

n

n

n

n

n

EXPENSES FY2013

n Instruction $1,760,310

nFinancial Aid $396,850

nPhysical Plant $527,294

nGeneral and Administrative $489,812

nFundraising $239,789

Total $3,414,055

REVENUE FY2013

n Tuition $2,314,835

n Programs $72,785

n Gifts, Grants, Fundraising Activities $727,776

n Other $18,350

Total $3,133,746

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VISION STATEMENT

The vision of the Waldorf School of Baltimore is to build a foundation

for success and integrity. We seek to send into the world confident

young people who will lead a life of purpose and direction. We are

guided in our work by the pioneering insights of philosopher and

educator Rudolf Steiner.

We accomplish this by:

• Fostering intellectual, artistic and spiritual growth;

• Providing a quality comprehensive Waldorf education within a fully

developed campus;

• Maintaining a financially secure school with a faculty and staff

committed to professional development and excellence;

• Building a vibrant and inclusive school that brings the wisdom and

insights of Waldorf education to the greater community.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

ASSETS June 30, 2013

Cash and cash equivalents $1,463,168

Receivables $20,081

Capital Campaign pledges receivable $35,112

Prepaid expenses $38,848

Inventory $18,928

Investments $1,000,344

Property, buildings and equipment, net $4,348,567

TOTAL ASSETS $6,925,048

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Long-term debt $57,725

Accounts Payable $159,592

Enrollment deposits and tuition $557,063

received in advance

TOTAL LIABILITIES $774,380

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted:

Operating $15,000

Net investment in plant $4,286,445

Board designated $984,079

Restricted $865,144

TOTAL NET ASSETS $6,150,668

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $6,925,048

Audited financial statements are available for review upon request.

REVENUE AND EXPENSES 2012-2013

EXPENSESREVENUE

FACULTY AND STAFF

James Denzler President

Dana DiCarlo Vice-President

Fredye Gross Vice-President

Laura Freitag Treasurer

Lawrence Snyder Secretary

Cecilia Liss

Noris Friedman

Alexandrea Arnold

Larry Canner

Kelly Emerson

Peter Garver

Rebecca Hanson

Chaddie Hughes

Yan Jiang

Julia Kirkland

John McCauley

Ed Meade

Mary Ann Niclas

Geri Lynn Peak

Paul Trattner (Deceased)

COLLEGIUM

Lisa Bechmann

Edna Emmet

Noris Friedman

Julia Kirkland

Gail Ann Kuderko

Gretchen Maxwell

Ed Meade

Cate Mulvihill

Larry Snyder

Pat Whitehead

Linda Zandler

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION 2012-2013

Dana Johns, President

Jo Keller

Liora Hill

Kelly Emerson

Mav Vaughan

Laurie Anderson

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

CHILDREN’S GARDEN

Lisa Bechmann Butterfly Room Teacher

Sharon Elder Assistant

Charlotte Landgraf Willow Room Teacher

Rose Collins Assistant

Brooke Redgrave Violet Room and Parent & Child Teacher

Megan Steinbeck Assistant

ELEMENTARY

Teresa Barrios 1st Grade Class Teacher

Claire Jerram 2nd Grade Class Teacher

Christina Harris 3rd Grade Class Teacher

Alexandrea Arnold 4th Grade Class Teacher

Gretchen Maxwell 5th Grade Class Teacher

Gail Ann Kuderko 6th Grade Class Teacher

Matthew Thurber 7th Grade Class Teacher

Brenda Wolf Smith 8th Grade Class Teacher

SUBJECT TEACHERS

Michel Anderson Sustainability Coordinator

Kathleen Breen Middle School Math

Lawrence Cione Eurythmy Accompanist

Edna Kurtz Emmet Art

Charlotte Espinoza Middle School Math

Noris Friedman Eurythmy

Janet Henry Spanish

Bettina Hufgard-Kirklighter Lower School German

Caroline Jones Physical Education

Willis Keeling Orchestra

Martha McLaughlin Tutor

Cate Mulvihill Handwork

Graciela Pasion Spanish

Charlotte Snyder Librarian

Kim Weisheit Choral Music

ADMINISTRATION

Julia Kirkland Director of Advancement

Ed Meade Director of Academics

Larry Snyder Director of Administration

Linda Zandler Finance Director

Pat Whitehead Admissions Director

Jayne Hopson Development Manager

Terry Williams Facilities Manager

Laura Byrnes Aftercare Assistant

Virginia Efta Development Assistant

Jean Engelke Administrative Assistant

Alton Greenfield Facilities Assistant

Shelly Hackman School Store Manager and Delegating Nurse

Kathy Lewis Finance Assistant

Colleen Mc Glory Aftercare Coordinator

James Pollitt Crossing Guard

Last school year was very productive for the Waldorf School of Baltimore. On behalf of the Board of Trustees I am pleased to share several new initiatives created to enhance the curriculum, expand current programming and fulfill the school’s mission to educate children to think, feel and act with depth, imagination, and purpose.

Under the guidance of Board Member Fredye Gross, the Development Office introduced “Windows into Waldorf.” These meticulously planned one-hour tours gave visitors the opportunity to see firsthand how a Waldorf education instills a lifelong thirst for learning. To keep abreast of trends in the academic world, an Information Technology Committee was formed. The Buildings and Ground Committee was reconstructed to ensure robust stewardship of our beautiful campus, ensuring that it inspires and shelters the Waldorf community.

With a sharp and focused eye towards the future, a revised Board of Trustees nominating committee was formed. The group crafted a new performance evaluation to foster board member accountability. Other Board accomplishments include creation of a tripartite leadership team consisting of Academic, Administrative and Advancement department heads. The strategic plan titled “Road Map for the Future” was updated to outline long-term growth and sustainability goals. Fiduciary responsibility yielded a milestone of particular note, the school paid off the mortgage.

Support for the Annual Fund continued to reflect the generosity of Waldorf families, friends and alumni. For the ninth year in a row there was 100% participation by the Board of Trustees, Collegium, faculty and staff. Class participation was high as well. In addition, the school received restricted gifts supporting scholarships, professional development, art, music, sports uniforms, green initiatives and other restricted gifts.

The Annual Waldorf Fall Celebration commemorated the school’s 41st year, recognized longtime staff members, and gave a toast to a bright, productive future. Linda Zandler, Carol Steil, Charlotte Landgraf, Noris Friedman, and Edna Emmet were honored for their years of hard work and service.

2012/2013 saw the introduction of new programs and professional training designed to improve STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) education and bolster the school’s academic stature. A middle school environmental block was developed and implemented to increase student understanding of the human body’s relationship to water, plants and transporta-tion. In the Spring, the school hosted Sensible Science, a teacher education program that drew attendees from around the country.

For me, the academic year was a reminder of the school’s resiliency as an institution and the dedication and resolve of our community. The new structure was lauded by both AIMS (Association of Maryland Independent Schools) and AWSNA (Association of Waldorf Schools of North America) when the school achieved reaccreditation in 2012. The Directors of Academics, Advancement, and Administration proved themselves effective in responding to the objectives put forth by the school community and the Board of Trustees.

As the school year progressed, the critical goals established by the Board for fund raising, enrollment, and academic excellence required an increased amount of effort on the part of staff and volunteers alike. Sadly, some of our leadership team decided to leave the tripartite. We sincerely appreciate the energy, good will, and service they gave to the school. They will be greatly missed.

I can say with great pleasure and admiration that the Board did not hesitate to take action when needed. As a result, the Board was able to finish the year with an updated, improved organizational structure and a fresh highly qualified leadership team ready to serve the Waldorf Community.

It has been a great privilege to have led the Board for the last two years. I am therefore proud to present to you the 2012/2013 Waldorf School of Baltimore Annual Report.

Sincerely,

James Denzler President, Board of Trustees

16%

52%

7%

14%

12%

2%

74%

1%23%

n

n

n

n

n

n

n

n

n

EXPENSES FY2013

n Instruction $1,760,310

nFinancial Aid $396,850

nPhysical Plant $527,294

nGeneral and Administrative $489,812

nFundraising $239,789

Total $3,414,055

REVENUE FY2013

n Tuition $2,314,835

n Programs $72,785

n Gifts, Grants, Fundraising Activities $727,776

n Other $18,350

Total $3,133,746

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VISION STATEMENT

The vision of the Waldorf School of Baltimore is to build a foundation

for success and integrity. We seek to send into the world confident

young people who will lead a life of purpose and direction. We are

guided in our work by the pioneering insights of philosopher and

educator Rudolf Steiner.

We accomplish this by:

• Fostering intellectual, artistic and spiritual growth;

• Providing a quality comprehensive Waldorf education within a fully

developed campus;

• Maintaining a financially secure school with a faculty and staff

committed to professional development and excellence;

• Building a vibrant and inclusive school that brings the wisdom and

insights of Waldorf education to the greater community.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

ASSETS June 30, 2013

Cash and cash equivalents $1,463,168

Receivables $20,081

Capital Campaign pledges receivable $35,112

Prepaid expenses $38,848

Inventory $18,928

Investments $1,000,344

Property, buildings and equipment, net $4,348,567

TOTAL ASSETS $6,925,048

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Long-term debt $57,725

Accounts Payable $159,592

Enrollment deposits and tuition $557,063

received in advance

TOTAL LIABILITIES $774,380

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted:

Operating $15,000

Net investment in plant $4,286,445

Board designated $984,079

Restricted $865,144

TOTAL NET ASSETS $6,150,668

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $6,925,048

Audited financial statements are available for review upon request.

REVENUE AND EXPENSES 2012-2013

EXPENSESREVENUE

FACULTY AND STAFF

James Denzler President

Dana DiCarlo Vice-President

Fredye Gross Vice-President

Laura Freitag Treasurer

Lawrence Snyder Secretary

Cecilia Liss

Noris Friedman

Alexandrea Arnold

Larry Canner

Kelly Emerson

Peter Garver

Rebecca Hanson

Chaddie Hughes

Yan Jiang

Julia Kirkland

John McCauley

Ed Meade

Mary Ann Niclas

Geri Lynn Peak

Paul Trattner (Deceased)

COLLEGIUM

Lisa Bechmann

Edna Emmet

Noris Friedman

Julia Kirkland

Gail Ann Kuderko

Gretchen Maxwell

Ed Meade

Cate Mulvihill

Larry Snyder

Pat Whitehead

Linda Zandler

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION 2012-2013

Dana Johns, President

Jo Keller

Liora Hill

Kelly Emerson

Mav Vaughan

Laurie Anderson

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

CHILDREN’S GARDEN

Lisa Bechmann Butterfly Room Teacher

Sharon Elder Assistant

Charlotte Landgraf Willow Room Teacher

Rose Collins Assistant

Brooke Redgrave Violet Room and Parent & Child Teacher

Megan Steinbeck Assistant

ELEMENTARY

Teresa Barrios 1st Grade Class Teacher

Claire Jerram 2nd Grade Class Teacher

Christina Harris 3rd Grade Class Teacher

Alexandrea Arnold 4th Grade Class Teacher

Gretchen Maxwell 5th Grade Class Teacher

Gail Ann Kuderko 6th Grade Class Teacher

Matthew Thurber 7th Grade Class Teacher

Brenda Wolf Smith 8th Grade Class Teacher

SUBJECT TEACHERS

Michel Anderson Sustainability Coordinator

Kathleen Breen Middle School Math

Lawrence Cione Eurythmy Accompanist

Edna Kurtz Emmet Art

Charlotte Espinoza Middle School Math

Noris Friedman Eurythmy

Janet Henry Spanish

Bettina Hufgard-Kirklighter Lower School German

Caroline Jones Physical Education

Willis Keeling Orchestra

Martha McLaughlin Tutor

Cate Mulvihill Handwork

Graciela Pasion Spanish

Charlotte Snyder Librarian

Kim Weisheit Choral Music

ADMINISTRATION

Julia Kirkland Director of Advancement

Ed Meade Director of Academics

Larry Snyder Director of Administration

Linda Zandler Finance Director

Pat Whitehead Admissions Director

Jayne Hopson Development Manager

Terry Williams Facilities Manager

Laura Byrnes Aftercare Assistant

Virginia Efta Development Assistant

Jean Engelke Administrative Assistant

Alton Greenfield Facilities Assistant

Shelly Hackman School Store Manager and Delegating Nurse

Kathy Lewis Finance Assistant

Colleen Mc Glory Aftercare Coordinator

James Pollitt Crossing Guard

Last school year was very productive for the Waldorf School of Baltimore. On behalf of the Board of Trustees I am pleased to share several new initiatives created to enhance the curriculum, expand current programming and fulfill the school’s mission to educate children to think, feel and act with depth, imagination, and purpose.

Under the guidance of Board Member Fredye Gross, the Development Office introduced “Windows into Waldorf.” These meticulously planned one-hour tours gave visitors the opportunity to see firsthand how a Waldorf education instills a lifelong thirst for learning. To keep abreast of trends in the academic world, an Information Technology Committee was formed. The Buildings and Ground Committee was reconstructed to ensure robust stewardship of our beautiful campus, ensuring that it inspires and shelters the Waldorf community.

With a sharp and focused eye towards the future, a revised Board of Trustees nominating committee was formed. The group crafted a new performance evaluation to foster board member accountability. Other Board accomplishments include creation of a tripartite leadership team consisting of Academic, Administrative and Advancement department heads. The strategic plan titled “Road Map for the Future” was updated to outline long-term growth and sustainability goals. Fiduciary responsibility yielded a milestone of particular note, the school paid off the mortgage.

Support for the Annual Fund continued to reflect the generosity of Waldorf families, friends and alumni. For the ninth year in a row there was 100% participation by the Board of Trustees, Collegium, faculty and staff. Class participation was high as well. In addition, the school received restricted gifts supporting scholarships, professional development, art, music, sports uniforms, green initiatives and other restricted gifts.

The Annual Waldorf Fall Celebration commemorated the school’s 41st year, recognized longtime staff members, and gave a toast to a bright, productive future. Linda Zandler, Carol Steil, Charlotte Landgraf, Noris Friedman, and Edna Emmet were honored for their years of hard work and service.

2012/2013 saw the introduction of new programs and professional training designed to improve STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) education and bolster the school’s academic stature. A middle school environmental block was developed and implemented to increase student understanding of the human body’s relationship to water, plants and transporta-tion. In the Spring, the school hosted Sensible Science, a teacher education program that drew attendees from around the country.

For me, the academic year was a reminder of the school’s resiliency as an institution and the dedication and resolve of our community. The new structure was lauded by both AIMS (Association of Maryland Independent Schools) and AWSNA (Association of Waldorf Schools of North America) when the school achieved reaccreditation in 2012. The Directors of Academics, Advancement, and Administration proved themselves effective in responding to the objectives put forth by the school community and the Board of Trustees.

As the school year progressed, the critical goals established by the Board for fund raising, enrollment, and academic excellence required an increased amount of effort on the part of staff and volunteers alike. Sadly, some of our leadership team decided to leave the tripartite. We sincerely appreciate the energy, good will, and service they gave to the school. They will be greatly missed.

I can say with great pleasure and admiration that the Board did not hesitate to take action when needed. As a result, the Board was able to finish the year with an updated, improved organizational structure and a fresh highly qualified leadership team ready to serve the Waldorf Community.

It has been a great privilege to have led the Board for the last two years. I am therefore proud to present to you the 2012/2013 Waldorf School of Baltimore Annual Report.

Sincerely,

James Denzler President, Board of Trustees

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EXPENSES FY2013

n Instruction $1,760,310

nFinancial Aid $396,850

nPhysical Plant $527,294

nGeneral and Administrative $489,812

nFundraising $239,789

Total $3,414,055

REVENUE FY2013

n Tuition $2,314,835

n Programs $72,785

n Gifts, Grants, Fundraising Activities $727,776

n Other $18,350

Total $3,133,746

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VISION STATEMENT

The vision of the Waldorf School of Baltimore is to build a foundation

for success and integrity. We seek to send into the world confident

young people who will lead a life of purpose and direction. We are

guided in our work by the pioneering insights of philosopher and

educator Rudolf Steiner.

We accomplish this by:

• Fostering intellectual, artistic and spiritual growth;

• Providing a quality comprehensive Waldorf education within a fully

developed campus;

• Maintaining a financially secure school with a faculty and staff

committed to professional development and excellence;

• Building a vibrant and inclusive school that brings the wisdom and

insights of Waldorf education to the greater community.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

ASSETS June 30, 2013

Cash and cash equivalents $1,463,168

Receivables $20,081

Capital Campaign pledges receivable $35,112

Prepaid expenses $38,848

Inventory $18,928

Investments $1,000,344

Property, buildings and equipment, net $4,348,567

TOTAL ASSETS $6,925,048

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Long-term debt $57,725

Accounts Payable $159,592

Enrollment deposits and tuition $557,063

received in advance

TOTAL LIABILITIES $774,380

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted:

Operating $15,000

Net investment in plant $4,286,445

Board designated $984,079

Restricted $865,144

TOTAL NET ASSETS $6,150,668

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $6,925,048

Audited financial statements are available for review upon request.

REVENUE AND EXPENSES 2012-2013

EXPENSESREVENUE

FACULTY AND STAFF

James Denzler President

Dana DiCarlo Vice-President

Fredye Gross Vice-President

Laura Freitag Treasurer

Lawrence Snyder Secretary

Cecilia Liss

Noris Friedman

Alexandrea Arnold

Larry Canner

Kelly Emerson

Peter Garver

Rebecca Hanson

Chaddie Hughes

Yan Jiang

Julia Kirkland

John McCauley

Ed Meade

Mary Ann Niclas

Geri Lynn Peak

Paul Trattner (Deceased)

COLLEGIUM

Lisa Bechmann

Edna Emmet

Noris Friedman

Julia Kirkland

Gail Ann Kuderko

Gretchen Maxwell

Ed Meade

Cate Mulvihill

Larry Snyder

Pat Whitehead

Linda Zandler

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION 2012-2013

Dana Johns, President

Jo Keller

Liora Hill

Kelly Emerson

Mav Vaughan

Laurie Anderson

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

CHILDREN’S GARDEN

Lisa Bechmann Butterfly Room Teacher

Sharon Elder Assistant

Charlotte Landgraf Willow Room Teacher

Rose Collins Assistant

Brooke Redgrave Violet Room and Parent & Child Teacher

Megan Steinbeck Assistant

ELEMENTARY

Teresa Barrios 1st Grade Class Teacher

Claire Jerram 2nd Grade Class Teacher

Christina Harris 3rd Grade Class Teacher

Alexandrea Arnold 4th Grade Class Teacher

Gretchen Maxwell 5th Grade Class Teacher

Gail Ann Kuderko 6th Grade Class Teacher

Matthew Thurber 7th Grade Class Teacher

Brenda Wolf Smith 8th Grade Class Teacher

SUBJECT TEACHERS

Michel Anderson Sustainability Coordinator

Kathleen Breen Middle School Math

Lawrence Cione Eurythmy Accompanist

Edna Kurtz Emmet Art

Charlotte Espinoza Middle School Math

Noris Friedman Eurythmy

Janet Henry Spanish

Bettina Hufgard-Kirklighter Lower School German

Caroline Jones Physical Education

Willis Keeling Orchestra

Martha McLaughlin Tutor

Cate Mulvihill Handwork

Graciela Pasion Spanish

Charlotte Snyder Librarian

Kim Weisheit Choral Music

ADMINISTRATION

Julia Kirkland Director of Advancement

Ed Meade Director of Academics

Larry Snyder Director of Administration

Linda Zandler Finance Director

Pat Whitehead Admissions Director

Jayne Hopson Development Manager

Terry Williams Facilities Manager

Laura Byrnes Aftercare Assistant

Virginia Efta Development Assistant

Jean Engelke Administrative Assistant

Alton Greenfield Facilities Assistant

Shelly Hackman School Store Manager and Delegating Nurse

Kathy Lewis Finance Assistant

Colleen Mc Glory Aftercare Coordinator

James Pollitt Crossing Guard

Last school year was very productive for the Waldorf School of Baltimore. On behalf of the Board of Trustees I am pleased to share several new initiatives created to enhance the curriculum, expand current programming and fulfill the school’s mission to educate children to think, feel and act with depth, imagination, and purpose.

Under the guidance of Board Member Fredye Gross, the Development Office introduced “Windows into Waldorf.” These meticulously planned one-hour tours gave visitors the opportunity to see firsthand how a Waldorf education instills a lifelong thirst for learning. To keep abreast of trends in the academic world, an Information Technology Committee was formed. The Buildings and Ground Committee was reconstructed to ensure robust stewardship of our beautiful campus, ensuring that it inspires and shelters the Waldorf community.

With a sharp and focused eye towards the future, a revised Board of Trustees nominating committee was formed. The group crafted a new performance evaluation to foster board member accountability. Other Board accomplishments include creation of a tripartite leadership team consisting of Academic, Administrative and Advancement department heads. The strategic plan titled “Road Map for the Future” was updated to outline long-term growth and sustainability goals. Fiduciary responsibility yielded a milestone of particular note, the school paid off the mortgage.

Support for the Annual Fund continued to reflect the generosity of Waldorf families, friends and alumni. For the ninth year in a row there was 100% participation by the Board of Trustees, Collegium, faculty and staff. Class participation was high as well. In addition, the school received restricted gifts supporting scholarships, professional development, art, music, sports uniforms, green initiatives and other restricted gifts.

The Annual Waldorf Fall Celebration commemorated the school’s 41st year, recognized longtime staff members, and gave a toast to a bright, productive future. Linda Zandler, Carol Steil, Charlotte Landgraf, Noris Friedman, and Edna Emmet were honored for their years of hard work and service.

2012/2013 saw the introduction of new programs and professional training designed to improve STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) education and bolster the school’s academic stature. A middle school environmental block was developed and implemented to increase student understanding of the human body’s relationship to water, plants and transporta-tion. In the Spring, the school hosted Sensible Science, a teacher education program that drew attendees from around the country.

For me, the academic year was a reminder of the school’s resiliency as an institution and the dedication and resolve of our community. The new structure was lauded by both AIMS (Association of Maryland Independent Schools) and AWSNA (Association of Waldorf Schools of North America) when the school achieved reaccreditation in 2012. The Directors of Academics, Advancement, and Administration proved themselves effective in responding to the objectives put forth by the school community and the Board of Trustees.

As the school year progressed, the critical goals established by the Board for fund raising, enrollment, and academic excellence required an increased amount of effort on the part of staff and volunteers alike. Sadly, some of our leadership team decided to leave the tripartite. We sincerely appreciate the energy, good will, and service they gave to the school. They will be greatly missed.

I can say with great pleasure and admiration that the Board did not hesitate to take action when needed. As a result, the Board was able to finish the year with an updated, improved organizational structure and a fresh highly qualified leadership team ready to serve the Waldorf Community.

It has been a great privilege to have led the Board for the last two years. I am therefore proud to present to you the 2012/2013 Waldorf School of Baltimore Annual Report.

Sincerely,

James Denzler President, Board of Trustees

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EXPENSES FY2013

n Instruction $1,760,310

nFinancial Aid $396,850

nPhysical Plant $527,294

nGeneral and Administrative $489,812

nFundraising $239,789

Total $3,414,055

REVENUE FY2013

n Tuition $2,314,835

n Programs $72,785

n Gifts, Grants, Fundraising Activities $727,776

n Other $18,350

Total $3,133,746

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2 0 1 2 - 2 0 1 3 A N N UA L R E P O R T

THE WALDORF SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE EDUCATES AND INSPIRES CHILDREN TO THINK, FEEL AND ACT WITH DEPTH,

IMAGINATION AND PURPOSE.

RESTRICTED GIFTS & DONATIONS

It is with great appreciation that we thank our parents, staff, friends, and foundations for their contribu-tions to Art and Music, Civil Rights Luncheon, Endowment, Financial Aid, Green-UNESCO Fund, Sports Uniforms, other restricted gifts and the Capital Campaign.

AnonymousRobbye and Kevin AppersonMargo and Kevin BatesHelmut D. BauerTina BenemanRené and Steven BookoffMeg Meyer and Arthur BoydWilliam W. Broom, Jr.Gregg CampbellTyler CampbellTony Kline and Doug ClemensBetty J. and Francis A. ContinoJoanna and David CoxVicky D’AnnaCarol and Sam DavisEllen and John DierkesDworkin & Clemens of Cross Keys DentalAdam EllisEdna EmmetMargaret and John EverettClara Fenwick-TurnerSherry and Kevin FrickCharlton FriedbergCarolyn and Gilbert FrietagLaura and Dave FrietagCharlotte Geller-WarfieldFredye and Adam GrossLaura Williams and Dan GoldsteinLesley Malin and Scott HelmDebra HettlemanLiora and Greg HillTaber and Richard E. HookRobin and Don HoughChaddie and Pat HughesJessie HughesDana JohnsSusan and Richard JonesJ. S. Plank & D. M. DiCarlo Family Foundation, Inc.Lisa Lebow Kaufman and Mark KaufmanFelisco and Willis KeelingBettina Hufgard-Kirklighter and Scott KirklighterRebecca Hanson and Reid LaClairGail Langstroth Jonna and Fred LazarusKatherine LewisCecilia and Michael LissEllen and Lawrence MacksJoanne and Stephen MalinGeorgia and Gerard MartinDianne Schwartz and James MazaJamie and Bill McDermondAnn and Cabra McDonnellGabrielle and Bruce MillerClare and John MillerMichael Alto and Robert NaumanNina and Dave NoblePam and Kevin O’BrienDianne OrlinskyDana Di Carlo and Scott PlankKelly Emerson and Earle Pratt

Jan and Michael PrengerJane and Paul RobinsonLinda and Zelig RobinsonKelly Ennis and Ari RosenbergRudolf Steiner Social FundCarol Newill and Brough SchampGeorgia and Claude SmithCharlotte and Larry SnyderRegina and Terry StancillStanley S. and Lania Ullman FoundationMegan SteinbeckThe Jack Frederick Memorial Fund of the Lutheran Community FoundationKrystia ThompsonSusan TownsendVicki VaughnVicky WestoverAsukata Mao and Sanford WuLeili and Ronnie Younts

ANNUAL FUND

CIRCLE OF LIGHT FOUNDING MEMBERSIt is with deep appreciation and gratitude that we thank the following donors for their long term commitment of giving to the School.

Joyful Light: 5 year commitment of $10,000 and above per yearLesley Malin and Scott HelmChaddie and Patrick HughesORGANIC INDIA

Shining Light: 5 year Commitment of $5,000-$9,999 per yearHelmut D. BauerFredye and Adam GrossDana DiCarlo and Scott Plank

Radiant Light: $1,000 to $4,999 per yearAnonymous ParentsRené and Steven BookoffSylvia BookoffBarbara BradshawGeri Lynn Peak and Jeffrey FloydNoris and Avi FriedmanBonny Eisenbise and Peter HinderbergerJessie HughesKelly Emerson and Earle PrattSusan Pratt

OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS, INCLUDING MONTHLY PLEDGESJulie AlbrechtJaana Myllyluoma and Jim BurnsElizabeth Whitner and Larry CannerRebecca Hanson and Reid LaClairSarah LandonMatias MugemaKevin and Pam O’BrienLauren O’BrienPat WhiteheadJane Wolfrum

IT IS WITH DEEP GRATITUDE THAT WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING DONORS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS, AND SILENT AUCTION DONATIONS.Nancy Blackwell and Michael AllenKathleen Andersonin honor of Owen V. AndersonLaurie and Will AndersonAnonymous (2)Anonymous in honor of Jessie HughesRobbye AppersonAlexandrea ArnoldCharles and Glenda ArnoldChristina Sundvall and

James BartolomeoJen and Joel BaumgartnerVal and Joe Baumgartner in honor of Zoe and Lily BaumgartnerSharon BarkhouserAmanda BergnerSusan and Jeffrey Bergner in honor of Amanda Bergner and Riley McNeillJanet BillupsMarc and Leonor Blum in honor of Chaddie HughesRené and Steven Bookoff in memory of Morris BookoffMeg Meyer and Arthur Boydin honor of Chaddie HughesJean Brackins in honor of Jolie BrackinsSally Jay and Craig BrackinsKathy BreenSabrina Tapp-Harper and Tyrone BristolSherilyn Brinkman and Jeff BrotmanKia BurchLuetta CapraAlejandra Lorenzo and James ChangYan Jiang and Guozhong ChengJane and Larry CioneDavid Clissoldin memory of Nancy KreiterMary Lotspeich and Charles ConferLaura ConnellyMary Catherine Beach and Robert ConnorsRobert and Beverly DarlingtonJames DenzlerJoan and Stephen Denzler in honor of Barbara DenzlerJessica Dibb in gratitude for Josh Dibb’s attendance and with love for DaphneJanet DiCarloBrian and Martha Donegan in honor of Chaya CoxHarriet DopkinCarol Thomas Downing in memory of Paul LevinJennifer DownsVirginia Efta in honor of Gail Ann KuderkoJane and John Emory in honor of Abigail “Abby” EmorySusan and Clay EmoryCharlotte EspinozaFelicia FarKimberly and Chris FieldJune and Larry Fletcher HillGeri Lynn Peak and Jeffrey FloydNoris and Avi FriedmanSora and Harriet Friedman in honor of Noris Friedman’s birthdayCarolyn and Gilbert FreitagLaura and Dave FreitagDiane Frederick in memory of Jack FrederickKathleen Galloway in memory of Ed Galloway and Anders SieversAndrea Gambardella in honor of Carol SteilJulie Gabrielli and Peter GarverJoyce and Max Geller in memory of Israel GellerBetsy GilbertMeera Gittlesohn in memory of Mathura Debi Thapa & Chandra Badur Singh ThapaLorraine GoldsteinLaura Williams and Dan GoldsteinPerry GrossShelly and André HackmanElizabeth HallSonya and David Hannan

in honor of Matthew HannanLynn and Richard Hanson in honor of Nathan La ClairGary HemphillR. H. Hepinstall, MDJane and Richard W. HardySusan HenryEva HigginsLiora and Greg Hill in honor of our specialty teachersK.C. and Jayne HopsonCharlton Campbell HughesMary and Eugene Jackman in honor of Matthew GilbertLorrie and Jake JakubikJennie Rabinowitz and Dan JamiesonCharles JamisonMelissa JencksSheila and George Jennings in honor of Luella Rubin-WileyClaire JerramMary JohnsVictoria JosephChris KangJordan Karp in honor of Zoe KarpLillian and Haig Kazazian in honor of our grandson, Matthew HannanFellisco and Willis KeelingPace Kessenich in honor of Carol Steil and in honor of Sophia KessenichRaymond and Jane KingBetty Lou Koffel in honor of Claudia Christina Mokriski & Janet Mokriski BrownJeanne Deignan-KosmidesGail Ann KuderkoRebecca Hanson and Reid LaClairCharlotte Landgraf Amanda LatimoreSusan LattimoreGay LeggJudith LennoxHannah Levin in memory of Paul LevinKatherine LewisKathryn LietzCecilia LissDoug ListLynette LockeLori Macdonald in memory of Julia RogalskiKathleen and James MacMillan, Jr.JoAnne and Stephen MalinLorraine and Edmund MalvarHoward MazerMartha McAllisterNina Jones and John McCauleyColleen McGloryGrace and John McGloryMartha and Hugh McLaughlinClaire MillerPatricia Duester and Greg MuellerCatherine MulvihillAndrea and Joseph NaftSusanne NeedleShanti NorisDiane and Eric Orlinsky in honor of Sandra Snyder’s 70th birthday and in memory of Dr. Harold Hettleman and Marlene KoeppelJoAnne OrlinskyBryn ParchmanMelissa and Dennis ParkerJohn PierceJames Pollitt, Jr.Diane ProctorErin PurdieMargaret Rawle

Brooke and Graham RedgraveDr. William Reichel in memory of Rudolf SteinerBernard ReissVirginia RichardsonEva RoqueLuz Marie and Robelay Roque in honor of Bianca RoqueCharlene Roberts in honor of Ed MeadeDarlene RobinsonKelly Ennis and Ari RosenbergKimberly RossSylvie and Stanley RowenElizabeth Lewis and Lewis SaundersDr. Carol Newill and Brough SchampElizabeth Lipinsky and Daniel SchiavoneLynn Roberts and David SchneiderKenneth SchurberthJennifer and Larry SchugamMr. and Mrs. Marty SchugamViolet Michele McCabe and Violet Jacqueline Shipley in honor of Daphne Rain WilliamsBarbara and George SneadJean SobusAnna SommerfeltSajita Chaudry and Aniruhd SridharanEmlyn StancillRegina and Terry StancillCarol SteilMegan Steinbeck in honor of John Steinbeck IVKathleen StroupDeborah (Saiyda) Strongheart StoneElizabeth SuccopAbbie Riddleberger and Ben SutherlandLinda SutherlandTia and Dave Thompsonin honor of Ethan ThompsonElodie Rabilloud and Matthew ThurberSusan TownsendBernadette and Paul TrattnerJennifer TroyMichelle Sanji Kermes and Paul TurnerAnnette Lynn Khawane and Will Tyler in honor of Joseph Tyler KhawaneMav and Trevor VaughnJanet Henry and Andres VergaraMark VidorSusan WallendorfBrenda Stone and Dan WatsonJean Engelke and Rick WhitePat WhiteheadPaul WhitinAlice WilkenfeldBarbara Creech WilkensonLaura WilliamsRenee Blanding and Benjamin WrightElse and Bernie WolfCarol Yoder

Linda and Richard Zandler

FOUNDATIONS, FUNDS & BUSINESSES

It is with great appreciation and grati-tude that we thank these organizations for goods and services they have contributed.ATHENAAtwatersChristar, Inc.Combined Charities of MarylandECHO of Northrop GrummanFresh Market

Giant on 41st StreetGiant on Wilkens AvenueGiant on York RaodGraul’s Market on Bellona AvenueGreenfield’s NurseryKonstant CandiesMOM’s (My Organic Market)Nalley FreshNumber Ten FoundationORGANIC INDIARaphael BranchReliable Printing Plates, Inc.Roots Family FarmRoots MarketSafeway on Boston StreetShopRite Supermarket on W. AylesburySilver Lake Graphics, LLCSingle Source Integrated Services, Inc.Trader Joe’s on Joppa RoadTrader Joe’s on Reisterstown RoadWeber’s FarmWegmansWhole Foods on Fleet StreetWhole Foods in Mt. Washington

IN KIND GIFTS:

We warmly thank our parents, staff, and friends for the many material gifts that they donate to the school. These gifts include classroom décor and materials, cooking, gardening, plants, flowers, office supplies, fabric, food, dishes, sandboxes, playhouse, garden wall, costumes, festival supplies and more.Anonymous Individuals (3)Jen BaumgartnerHank BauerJames BartolomeoRené BookoffDoug ClemensSally CocksSue and Scott CummingDana DiCarloSharon ElderJean EngelkeLaura and Dave FreitagNoris FriedmanBen GallagherPhil GallagherBetsy GilbertLiora HillJayne HopsonMary JohnsDave KaufmanKathy MacMillanGretchen MaxwellLara and Andre McCullumMelora KaplanMelissa ParkerRenee RainbowRicardo SierraJen SmithEmlyn StancillBeth SuccopChristina SundvallMatt WilliamsLeili and Ronnie Younts

Every effort has been made to acknowledge all gifts and to spell all names correctly. If we have omitted or misspelled a name, please accept our apology and let us know so that we may make corrections for the future. Jayne Hopson, [email protected].

WALDORF SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE 2012-2013 DONORS

It is with deep gratitude that we acknowledge the following donors for their contributions, gifts, and Silent Auction contributions.

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