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.
Anonymous
Robbye and Kevin Apperson
Margo and Kevin Bates
Helmut D. Bauer
Tina Beneman
René and Steven Bookoff
Meg Meyer and Arthur Boyd
William W. Broom, Jr.
Gregg Campbell
Tyler Campbell
Tony Kline and Doug Clemens
Betty J. and Francis A. Contino
Joanna and David Cox
Vicky D’Anna
Carol and Sam Davis
Ellen and John Dierkes
Dworkin & Clemens of Cross
Keys Dental
Adam Ellis
Edna Emmet
Margaret and John Everett
Clara Fenwick-Turner
Sherry and Kevin Frick
Charlton Friedberg
Carolyn and Gilbert Frietag
Laura and Dave Frietag
Charlotte Geller-Warfield
Fredye and Adam Gross
Laura Williams and Dan Goldstein
Lesley Malin and Scott Helm
Debra Hettleman
Liora and Greg Hill
Taber and Richard E. Hook
Robin and Don Hough
Chaddie and Pat Hughes
Jessie Hughes
Dana Johns
Susan and Richard Jones
J. S. Plank & D. M. DiCarlo Family
Foundation, Inc.
Lisa Lebow Kaufman and
Mark Kaufman
Felisco and Willis Keeling
Bettina Hufgard-Kirklighter and
Scott Kirklighter
Rebecca Hanson and Reid LaClair
Gail Langstroth
Jonna and Fred Lazarus
Katherine Lewis
Cecilia and Michael Liss
Ellen and Lawrence Macks
Joanne and Stephen Malin
Georgia and Gerard Martin
Dianne Schwartz and James Maza
Jamie and Bill McDermond
Ann and Cabra McDonnell
Gabrielle and Bruce Miller
Clare and John Miller
Michael Alto and Robert Nauman
Nina and Dave Noble
Pam and Kevin O’Brien
Dianne Orlinsky
Dana Di Carlo and Scott Plank
Kelly Emerson and Earle Pratt
ANNUAL FUND
CIRCLE OF LIGHT FOUNDING MEMBERS
It 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 year
Lesley Malin and Scott Helm
Chaddie and Patrick Hughes
ORGANIC INDIA
Shining Light: 5 year Commitment
of $5,000-$9,999 per year
Helmut D. Bauer
Fredye and Adam Gross
Dana DiCarlo and Scott Plank
Radiant Light: $1,000 to $4,999
per year
Anonymous Parents
René and Steven Bookoff
Sylvia Bookoff
Barbara Bradshaw
Geri Lynn Peak and Jeffrey Floyd
Noris and Avi Friedman
Bonny Eisenbise and
Peter Hinderberger
Jessie Hughes
Kelly Emerson and Earle Pratt
Susan Pratt
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS,
INCLUDING MONTHLY PLEDGES
Julie Albrecht
Jaana Myllyluoma and Jim Burns
Elizabeth Whitner and Larry Canner
Rebecca Hanson and Reid LaClair
Sarah Landon
Matias Mugema
Kevin and Pam O’Brien
Lauren O’Brien
Pat Whitehead
Jane Wolfrum
IT IS WITH DEEP GRATITUDE THAT
WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING
DONORS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS,
GIFTS, AND SILENT AUCTION
DONATIONS.
Nancy Blackwell and Michael Allen
Kathleen Anderson
in honor of Owen V. Anderson
Laurie and Will Anderson
Anonymous (2)
Anonymous in honor of Jessie Hughes
Robbye Apperson
Alexandrea Arnold
Charles and Glenda Arnold
Christina Sundvall and
James Bartolomeo
Jen and Joel Baumgartner
Val and Joe Baumgartner in honor of
Zoe and Lily Baumgartner
Sharon Barkhouser
Amanda Bergner
Susan and Jeffrey Bergner in honor of
Amanda Bergner and Riley McNeill
Janet Billups
Marc and Leonor Blum in honor of
Chaddie Hughes
René and Steven Bookoff in memory of
Morris Bookoff
Meg Meyer and Arthur Boyd
in honor of Chaddie Hughes
Jean Brackins in honor of Jolie Brackins
Sally Jay and Craig Brackins
Kathy Breen
Sabrina Tapp-Harper and Tyrone Bristol
Sherilyn Brinkman and Jeff Brotman
Kia Burch
Luetta Capra
Alejandra Lorenzo and James Chang
Yan Jiang and Guozhong Cheng
Jane and Larry Cione
David Clissold
in memory of Nancy Kreiter
Mary Lotspeich and Charles Confer
Laura Connelly
Mary Catherine Beach and
Robert Connors
Robert and Beverly Darlington
James Denzler
Joan and Stephen Denzler in honor of
Barbara Denzler
Jessica Dibb in gratitude for Josh Dibb’s
attendance and with love for Daphne
Janet DiCarlo
Brian and Martha Donegan
in honor of Chaya Cox
Harriet Dopkin
Carol Thomas Downing
in memory of Paul Levin
Jennifer Downs
Virginia Efta in honor of Gail Ann
Kuderko
Jane and John Emory in honor of
Abigail “Abby” Emory
Susan and Clay Emory
Charlotte Espinoza
Felicia Far
Kimberly and Chris Field
June and Larry Fletcher Hill
Geri Lynn Peak and Jeffrey Floyd
Noris and Avi Friedman
Sora and Harriet Friedman in honor of
Noris Friedman’s birthday
Carolyn and Gilbert Freitag
Laura and Dave Freitag
Diane Frederick
in memory of Jack Frederick
Kathleen Galloway in memory of Ed
Galloway and Anders Sievers
Andrea Gambardella
in honor of Carol Steil
Julie Gabrielli and Peter Garver
Joyce and Max Geller
in memory of Israel Geller
Betsy Gilbert
Meera Gittlesohn in memory of
Mathura Debi Thapa & Chandra Badur
Singh Thapa
Lorraine Goldstein
Laura Williams and Dan Goldstein
Perry Gross
Shelly and André Hackman
Elizabeth Hall
Sonya and David Hannan
in honor of Matthew Hannan
Lynn and Richard Hanson
in honor of Nathan La Clair
Gary Hemphill
R. H. Hepinstall, MD
Jane and Richard W. Hardy
Susan Henry
Eva Higgins
Liora and Greg Hill
in honor of our specialty teachers
K.C. and Jayne Hopson
Charlton Campbell Hughes
Mary and Eugene Jackman
in honor of Matthew Gilbert
Lorrie and Jake Jakubik
Jennie Rabinowitz and Dan Jamieson
Charles Jamison
Melissa Jencks
Sheila and George Jennings
in honor of Luella Rubin-Wiley
Claire Jerram
Mary Johns
Victoria Joseph
Chris Kang
Jordan Karp in honor of Zoe Karp
Lillian and Haig Kazazian in honor of
our grandson, Matthew Hannan
Fellisco and Willis Keeling
Pace Kessenich in honor of Carol Steil
and in honor of Sophia Kessenich
Raymond and Jane King
Betty Lou Koffel in honor of
Claudia Christina Mokriski &
Janet Mokriski Brown
Jeanne Deignan-Kosmides
Gail Ann Kuderko
Rebecca Hanson and Reid LaClair
Charlotte Landgraf
Amanda Latimore
Susan Lattimore
Gay Legg
Judith Lennox
Hannah Levin in memory of Paul Levin
Katherine Lewis
Kathryn Lietz
Cecilia Liss
Doug List
Lynette Locke
Lori Macdonald
in memory of Julia Rogalski
Kathleen and James MacMillan, Jr.
JoAnne and Stephen Malin
Lorraine and Edmund Malvar
Howard Mazer
Martha McAllister
Nina Jones and John McCauley
Colleen McGlory
Grace and John McGlory
Martha and Hugh McLaughlin
Claire Miller
Patricia Duester and Greg Mueller
Catherine Mulvihill
Andrea and Joseph Naft
Susanne Needle
Shanti Noris
Diane and Eric Orlinsky in honor of
Sandra Snyder’s 70th birthday and in
memory of Dr. Harold Hettleman and
Marlene Koeppel
JoAnne Orlinsky
Bryn Parchman
Melissa and Dennis Parker
John Pierce
James Pollitt, Jr.
Diane Proctor
Erin Purdie
Margaret Rawle
Brooke and Graham Redgrave
Dr. William Reichel
in memory of Rudolf Steiner
Bernard Reiss
Virginia Richardson
Eva Roque
Luz Marie and Robelay Roque
in honor of Bianca Roque
Charlene Roberts
in honor of Ed Meade
Darlene Robinson
Kelly Ennis and Ari Rosenberg
Kimberly Ross
Sylvie and Stanley Rowen
Elizabeth Lewis and Lewis Saunders
Dr. Carol Newill and Brough Schamp
Elizabeth Lipinsky and Daniel Schiavone
Lynn Roberts and David Schneider
Kenneth Schurberth
Jennifer and Larry Schugam
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Schugam
Violet Michele McCabe and
Violet Jacqueline Shipley
in honor of Daphne Rain Williams
Barbara and George Snead
Jean Sobus
Anna Sommerfelt
Sajita Chaudry and Aniruhd Sridharan
Emlyn Stancill
Regina and Terry Stancill
Carol Steil
Megan Steinbeck
in honor of John Steinbeck IV
Kathleen Stroup
Deborah (Saiyda) Strongheart Stone
Elizabeth Succop
Abbie Riddleberger and Ben Sutherland
Linda Sutherland
Tia and Dave Thompson
in honor of Ethan Thompson
Elodie Rabilloud and Matthew Thurber
Susan Townsend
Bernadette and Paul Trattner
Jennifer Troy
Michelle Sanji Kermes and Paul Turner
Annette Lynn Khawane and Will Tyler
in honor of Joseph Tyler Khawane
Mav and Trevor Vaughn
Janet Henry and Andres Vergara
Mark Vidor
Susan Wallendorf
Brenda Stone and Dan Watson
Jean Engelke and Rick White
Pat Whitehead
Paul Whitin
Alice Wilkenfeld
Barbara Creech Wilkenson
Laura Williams
Renee Blanding and Benjamin Wright
Else and Bernie Wolf
Carol Yoder
Linda and Richard Zandler
FOUNDATIONS,
FUNDS &
BUSINESSES
It is with great appreciation and gratitude that we thank these organizations
for goods and services they have
contributed.
ATHENA
Atwaters
Christar, Inc.
Combined Charities of Maryland
ECHO of Northrop Grumman
Fresh Market
Giant on 41st Street
Giant on Wilkens Avenue
Giant on York Raod
Graul’s Market on Bellona Avenue
Greenfield’s Nursery
Konstant Candies
MOM’s (My Organic Market)
Nalley Fresh
Number Ten Foundation
ORGANIC INDIA
Raphael Branch
Reliable Printing Plates, Inc.
Roots Family Farm
Roots Market
Safeway on Boston Street
ShopRite Supermarket on W. Aylesbury
Silver Lake Graphics, LLC
Single Source Integrated Services, Inc.
Trader Joe’s on Joppa Road
Trader Joe’s on Reisterstown Road
Weber’s Farm
Wegmans
Whole Foods on Fleet Street
Whole Foods in Mt. Washington
2012-2013 ANNUAL REPORT
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 Baumgartner
Hank Bauer
James Bartolomeo
René Bookoff
Doug Clemens
Sally Cocks
Sue and Scott Cumming
Dana DiCarlo
Sharon Elder
Jean Engelke
Laura and Dave Freitag
Noris Friedman
Ben Gallagher
Phil Gallagher
Betsy Gilbert
Liora Hill
Jayne Hopson
Mary Johns
Dave Kaufman
Kathy MacMillan
Gretchen Maxwell
Lara and Andre McCullum
Melora Kaplan
Melissa Parker
Renee Rainbow
Ricardo Sierra
Jen Smith
Emlyn Stancill
Beth Succop
Christina Sundvall
Matt Williams
Leili 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, jhopson@twsb.org.
waldorfschoolofbaltimore.org
It is with great appreciation that
we thank our parents, staff, friends,
and foundations for their contributions to Art and Music, Civil Rights
Luncheon, Endowment, Financial
Aid, Green-UNESCO Fund, Sports
Uniforms, other restricted gifts and
the Capital Campaign.
Jan and Michael Prenger
Jane and Paul Robinson
Linda and Zelig Robinson
Kelly Ennis and Ari Rosenberg
Rudolf Steiner Social Fund
Carol Newill and Brough Schamp
Georgia and Claude Smith
Charlotte and Larry Snyder
Regina and Terry Stancill
Stanley S. and Lania Ullman Foundation
Megan Steinbeck
The Jack Frederick Memorial Fund of
the Lutheran Community Foundation
Krystia Thompson
Susan Townsend
Vicki Vaughn
Vicky Westover
Asukata Mao and Sanford Wu
Leili and Ronnie Younts
4801 TAMARIND ROAD
BALTIMORE, MD 21209
RESTRICTED
GIFTS &
DONATIONS
THE WALDORF SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE
EDUCATES AND INSPIRES CHILDREN
TO THINK, FEEL AND ACT WITH DEPTH,
IMAGINATION AND PURPOSE.
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.
VISION STATEMENT
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
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.
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents
Receivables
Capital Campaign pledges receivable
Prepaid expenses
Inventory
Investments
Property, buildings and equipment, net
TOTAL ASSETS
We accomplish this by:
• Fostering intellectual, artistic and spiritual growth;
•P
roviding a quality comprehensive Waldorf education within a fully
developed campus;
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.
•M
aintaining a financially secure school with a faculty and staff
committed to professional development and excellence;
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.
James Denzler
President
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 transportation. 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
LIABILITIES
Long-term debt
Accounts Payable
Enrollment deposits and tuition
received in advance
TOTAL LIABILITIES
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Dana DiCarlo
Vice-President
Fredye Gross
Vice-President
Laura Freitag
Treasurer
Lawrence Snyder
Secretary
June 30, 2013
$1,463,168
$20,081
$35,112
$38,848
$18,928
$1,000,344
$4,348,567
$6,925,048
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
•B
uilding a vibrant and inclusive school that brings the wisdom and
insights of Waldorf education to the greater community.
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)
FACULTY AND STAFF
$57,725
$159,592
$557,063
$15,000
$4,286,445
$984,079
$865,144
$6,150,668
$6,925,048
Audited financial statements are available for review upon request.
REVENUE AND EXPENSES 2012-2013
REVENUE
FY2013
n Tuition
$2,314,835
n Programs
$72,785
n G
ifts, Grants, Fundraising Activities
$727,776
n Other
$18,350
Total
$3,133,746
COLLEGIUM
PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION
2012-2013
Lisa Bechmann
Dana Johns, President
EXPENSES
Edna Emmet
Jo Keller
n Instruction
$1,760,310
Noris Friedman
Liora Hill
n Financial
Aid $396,850
Julia Kirkland
Kelly Emerson
n Physical
Plant
$527,294
Gail Ann Kuderko
Mav Vaughan
n General
and Administrative
$489,812
Laurie Anderson
n Fundraising
$239,789
Gretchen Maxwell
Ed Meade
FY2013
Total
$3,414,055
Cate Mulvihill
Larry Snyder
Pat Whitehead
REVENUE
Linda Zandler
23%
EXPENSES
1%
7%
14%
16%
2%
12%
74%
ELEMENTARY
Lisa Bechmann
Butterfly Room Teacher
Teresa Barrios
1st Grade Class Teacher
Sharon Elder
Assistant
Claire Jerram
2nd Grade Class Teacher
Charlotte Landgraf
Willow Room Teacher
Christina Harris
3rd Grade Class Teacher
Rose Collins
Assistant
Alexandrea Arnold
4th Grade Class Teacher
Brooke Redgrave
Violet Room and
Parent & Child Teacher
Gretchen Maxwell
5th Grade Class Teacher
Megan Steinbeck
Assistant
Gail Ann Kuderko
6th Grade Class Teacher
Matthew Thurber
7th Grade Class Teacher Brenda Wolf Smith
8th Grade Class Teacher
$774,380
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted:
Operating
Net investment in plant
Board designated
Restricted
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CHILDREN’S GARDEN 52%
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.
VISION STATEMENT
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
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.
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents
Receivables
Capital Campaign pledges receivable
Prepaid expenses
Inventory
Investments
Property, buildings and equipment, net
TOTAL ASSETS
We accomplish this by:
• Fostering intellectual, artistic and spiritual growth;
•P
roviding a quality comprehensive Waldorf education within a fully
developed campus;
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.
•M
aintaining a financially secure school with a faculty and staff
committed to professional development and excellence;
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.
James Denzler
President
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 transportation. 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
LIABILITIES
Long-term debt
Accounts Payable
Enrollment deposits and tuition
received in advance
TOTAL LIABILITIES
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Dana DiCarlo
Vice-President
Fredye Gross
Vice-President
Laura Freitag
Treasurer
Lawrence Snyder
Secretary
June 30, 2013
$1,463,168
$20,081
$35,112
$38,848
$18,928
$1,000,344
$4,348,567
$6,925,048
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
•B
uilding a vibrant and inclusive school that brings the wisdom and
insights of Waldorf education to the greater community.
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)
FACULTY AND STAFF
$57,725
$159,592
$557,063
$15,000
$4,286,445
$984,079
$865,144
$6,150,668
$6,925,048
Audited financial statements are available for review upon request.
REVENUE AND EXPENSES 2012-2013
REVENUE
FY2013
n Tuition
$2,314,835
n Programs
$72,785
n G
ifts, Grants, Fundraising Activities
$727,776
n Other
$18,350
Total
$3,133,746
COLLEGIUM
PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION
2012-2013
Lisa Bechmann
Dana Johns, President
EXPENSES
Edna Emmet
Jo Keller
n Instruction
$1,760,310
Noris Friedman
Liora Hill
n Financial
Aid $396,850
Julia Kirkland
Kelly Emerson
n Physical
Plant
$527,294
Gail Ann Kuderko
Mav Vaughan
n General
and Administrative
$489,812
Laurie Anderson
n Fundraising
$239,789
Gretchen Maxwell
Ed Meade
FY2013
Total
$3,414,055
Cate Mulvihill
Larry Snyder
Pat Whitehead
REVENUE
Linda Zandler
23%
EXPENSES
1%
7%
14%
16%
2%
12%
74%
ELEMENTARY
Lisa Bechmann
Butterfly Room Teacher
Teresa Barrios
1st Grade Class Teacher
Sharon Elder
Assistant
Claire Jerram
2nd Grade Class Teacher
Charlotte Landgraf
Willow Room Teacher
Christina Harris
3rd Grade Class Teacher
Rose Collins
Assistant
Alexandrea Arnold
4th Grade Class Teacher
Brooke Redgrave
Violet Room and
Parent & Child Teacher
Gretchen Maxwell
5th Grade Class Teacher
Megan Steinbeck
Assistant
Gail Ann Kuderko
6th Grade Class Teacher
Matthew Thurber
7th Grade Class Teacher Brenda Wolf Smith
8th Grade Class Teacher
$774,380
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted:
Operating
Net investment in plant
Board designated
Restricted
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CHILDREN’S GARDEN 52%
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.
VISION STATEMENT
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
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.
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents
Receivables
Capital Campaign pledges receivable
Prepaid expenses
Inventory
Investments
Property, buildings and equipment, net
TOTAL ASSETS
We accomplish this by:
• Fostering intellectual, artistic and spiritual growth;
•P
roviding a quality comprehensive Waldorf education within a fully
developed campus;
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.
•M
aintaining a financially secure school with a faculty and staff
committed to professional development and excellence;
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.
James Denzler
President
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 transportation. 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
LIABILITIES
Long-term debt
Accounts Payable
Enrollment deposits and tuition
received in advance
TOTAL LIABILITIES
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Dana DiCarlo
Vice-President
Fredye Gross
Vice-President
Laura Freitag
Treasurer
Lawrence Snyder
Secretary
June 30, 2013
$1,463,168
$20,081
$35,112
$38,848
$18,928
$1,000,344
$4,348,567
$6,925,048
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
•B
uilding a vibrant and inclusive school that brings the wisdom and
insights of Waldorf education to the greater community.
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)
FACULTY AND STAFF
$57,725
$159,592
$557,063
$15,000
$4,286,445
$984,079
$865,144
$6,150,668
$6,925,048
Audited financial statements are available for review upon request.
REVENUE AND EXPENSES 2012-2013
REVENUE
FY2013
n Tuition
$2,314,835
n Programs
$72,785
n G
ifts, Grants, Fundraising Activities
$727,776
n Other
$18,350
Total
$3,133,746
COLLEGIUM
PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION
2012-2013
Lisa Bechmann
Dana Johns, President
EXPENSES
Edna Emmet
Jo Keller
n Instruction
$1,760,310
Noris Friedman
Liora Hill
n Financial
Aid $396,850
Julia Kirkland
Kelly Emerson
n Physical
Plant
$527,294
Gail Ann Kuderko
Mav Vaughan
n General
and Administrative
$489,812
Laurie Anderson
n Fundraising
$239,789
Gretchen Maxwell
Ed Meade
FY2013
Total
$3,414,055
Cate Mulvihill
Larry Snyder
Pat Whitehead
REVENUE
Linda Zandler
23%
EXPENSES
1%
7%
14%
16%
2%
12%
74%
ELEMENTARY
Lisa Bechmann
Butterfly Room Teacher
Teresa Barrios
1st Grade Class Teacher
Sharon Elder
Assistant
Claire Jerram
2nd Grade Class Teacher
Charlotte Landgraf
Willow Room Teacher
Christina Harris
3rd Grade Class Teacher
Rose Collins
Assistant
Alexandrea Arnold
4th Grade Class Teacher
Brooke Redgrave
Violet Room and
Parent & Child Teacher
Gretchen Maxwell
5th Grade Class Teacher
Megan Steinbeck
Assistant
Gail Ann Kuderko
6th Grade Class Teacher
Matthew Thurber
7th Grade Class Teacher Brenda Wolf Smith
8th Grade Class Teacher
$774,380
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted:
Operating
Net investment in plant
Board designated
Restricted
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CHILDREN’S GARDEN 52%
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.
VISION STATEMENT
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
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.
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents
Receivables
Capital Campaign pledges receivable
Prepaid expenses
Inventory
Investments
Property, buildings and equipment, net
TOTAL ASSETS
We accomplish this by:
• Fostering intellectual, artistic and spiritual growth;
•P
roviding a quality comprehensive Waldorf education within a fully
developed campus;
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.
•M
aintaining a financially secure school with a faculty and staff
committed to professional development and excellence;
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.
James Denzler
President
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 transportation. 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
LIABILITIES
Long-term debt
Accounts Payable
Enrollment deposits and tuition
received in advance
TOTAL LIABILITIES
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Dana DiCarlo
Vice-President
Fredye Gross
Vice-President
Laura Freitag
Treasurer
Lawrence Snyder
Secretary
June 30, 2013
$1,463,168
$20,081
$35,112
$38,848
$18,928
$1,000,344
$4,348,567
$6,925,048
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
•B
uilding a vibrant and inclusive school that brings the wisdom and
insights of Waldorf education to the greater community.
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)
FACULTY AND STAFF
$57,725
$159,592
$557,063
$15,000
$4,286,445
$984,079
$865,144
$6,150,668
$6,925,048
Audited financial statements are available for review upon request.
REVENUE AND EXPENSES 2012-2013
REVENUE
FY2013
n Tuition
$2,314,835
n Programs
$72,785
n G
ifts, Grants, Fundraising Activities
$727,776
n Other
$18,350
Total
$3,133,746
COLLEGIUM
PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION
2012-2013
Lisa Bechmann
Dana Johns, President
EXPENSES
Edna Emmet
Jo Keller
n Instruction
$1,760,310
Noris Friedman
Liora Hill
n Financial
Aid $396,850
Julia Kirkland
Kelly Emerson
n Physical
Plant
$527,294
Gail Ann Kuderko
Mav Vaughan
n General
and Administrative
$489,812
Laurie Anderson
n Fundraising
$239,789
Gretchen Maxwell
Ed Meade
FY2013
Total
$3,414,055
Cate Mulvihill
Larry Snyder
Pat Whitehead
REVENUE
Linda Zandler
23%
EXPENSES
1%
7%
14%
16%
2%
12%
74%
ELEMENTARY
Lisa Bechmann
Butterfly Room Teacher
Teresa Barrios
1st Grade Class Teacher
Sharon Elder
Assistant
Claire Jerram
2nd Grade Class Teacher
Charlotte Landgraf
Willow Room Teacher
Christina Harris
3rd Grade Class Teacher
Rose Collins
Assistant
Alexandrea Arnold
4th Grade Class Teacher
Brooke Redgrave
Violet Room and
Parent & Child Teacher
Gretchen Maxwell
5th Grade Class Teacher
Megan Steinbeck
Assistant
Gail Ann Kuderko
6th Grade Class Teacher
Matthew Thurber
7th Grade Class Teacher Brenda Wolf Smith
8th Grade Class Teacher
$774,380
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted:
Operating
Net investment in plant
Board designated
Restricted
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CHILDREN’S GARDEN 52%
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
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.
Anonymous
Robbye and Kevin Apperson
Margo and Kevin Bates
Helmut D. Bauer
Tina Beneman
René and Steven Bookoff
Meg Meyer and Arthur Boyd
William W. Broom, Jr.
Gregg Campbell
Tyler Campbell
Tony Kline and Doug Clemens
Betty J. and Francis A. Contino
Joanna and David Cox
Vicky D’Anna
Carol and Sam Davis
Ellen and John Dierkes
Dworkin & Clemens of Cross
Keys Dental
Adam Ellis
Edna Emmet
Margaret and John Everett
Clara Fenwick-Turner
Sherry and Kevin Frick
Charlton Friedberg
Carolyn and Gilbert Frietag
Laura and Dave Frietag
Charlotte Geller-Warfield
Fredye and Adam Gross
Laura Williams and Dan Goldstein
Lesley Malin and Scott Helm
Debra Hettleman
Liora and Greg Hill
Taber and Richard E. Hook
Robin and Don Hough
Chaddie and Pat Hughes
Jessie Hughes
Dana Johns
Susan and Richard Jones
J. S. Plank & D. M. DiCarlo Family
Foundation, Inc.
Lisa Lebow Kaufman and
Mark Kaufman
Felisco and Willis Keeling
Bettina Hufgard-Kirklighter and
Scott Kirklighter
Rebecca Hanson and Reid LaClair
Gail Langstroth
Jonna and Fred Lazarus
Katherine Lewis
Cecilia and Michael Liss
Ellen and Lawrence Macks
Joanne and Stephen Malin
Georgia and Gerard Martin
Dianne Schwartz and James Maza
Jamie and Bill McDermond
Ann and Cabra McDonnell
Gabrielle and Bruce Miller
Clare and John Miller
Michael Alto and Robert Nauman
Nina and Dave Noble
Pam and Kevin O’Brien
Dianne Orlinsky
Dana Di Carlo and Scott Plank
Kelly Emerson and Earle Pratt
ANNUAL FUND
CIRCLE OF LIGHT FOUNDING MEMBERS
It 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 year
Lesley Malin and Scott Helm
Chaddie and Patrick Hughes
ORGANIC INDIA
Shining Light: 5 year Commitment
of $5,000-$9,999 per year
Helmut D. Bauer
Fredye and Adam Gross
Dana DiCarlo and Scott Plank
Radiant Light: $1,000 to $4,999
per year
Anonymous Parents
René and Steven Bookoff
Sylvia Bookoff
Barbara Bradshaw
Geri Lynn Peak and Jeffrey Floyd
Noris and Avi Friedman
Bonny Eisenbise and
Peter Hinderberger
Jessie Hughes
Kelly Emerson and Earle Pratt
Susan Pratt
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS,
INCLUDING MONTHLY PLEDGES
Julie Albrecht
Jaana Myllyluoma and Jim Burns
Elizabeth Whitner and Larry Canner
Rebecca Hanson and Reid LaClair
Sarah Landon
Matias Mugema
Kevin and Pam O’Brien
Lauren O’Brien
Pat Whitehead
Jane Wolfrum
IT IS WITH DEEP GRATITUDE THAT
WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING
DONORS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS,
GIFTS, AND SILENT AUCTION
DONATIONS.
Nancy Blackwell and Michael Allen
Kathleen Anderson
in honor of Owen V. Anderson
Laurie and Will Anderson
Anonymous (2)
Anonymous in honor of Jessie Hughes
Robbye Apperson
Alexandrea Arnold
Charles and Glenda Arnold
Christina Sundvall and
James Bartolomeo
Jen and Joel Baumgartner
Val and Joe Baumgartner in honor of
Zoe and Lily Baumgartner
Sharon Barkhouser
Amanda Bergner
Susan and Jeffrey Bergner in honor of
Amanda Bergner and Riley McNeill
Janet Billups
Marc and Leonor Blum in honor of
Chaddie Hughes
René and Steven Bookoff in memory of
Morris Bookoff
Meg Meyer and Arthur Boyd
in honor of Chaddie Hughes
Jean Brackins in honor of Jolie Brackins
Sally Jay and Craig Brackins
Kathy Breen
Sabrina Tapp-Harper and Tyrone Bristol
Sherilyn Brinkman and Jeff Brotman
Kia Burch
Luetta Capra
Alejandra Lorenzo and James Chang
Yan Jiang and Guozhong Cheng
Jane and Larry Cione
David Clissold
in memory of Nancy Kreiter
Mary Lotspeich and Charles Confer
Laura Connelly
Mary Catherine Beach and
Robert Connors
Robert and Beverly Darlington
James Denzler
Joan and Stephen Denzler in honor of
Barbara Denzler
Jessica Dibb in gratitude for Josh Dibb’s
attendance and with love for Daphne
Janet DiCarlo
Brian and Martha Donegan
in honor of Chaya Cox
Harriet Dopkin
Carol Thomas Downing
in memory of Paul Levin
Jennifer Downs
Virginia Efta in honor of Gail Ann
Kuderko
Jane and John Emory in honor of
Abigail “Abby” Emory
Susan and Clay Emory
Charlotte Espinoza
Felicia Far
Kimberly and Chris Field
June and Larry Fletcher Hill
Geri Lynn Peak and Jeffrey Floyd
Noris and Avi Friedman
Sora and Harriet Friedman in honor of
Noris Friedman’s birthday
Carolyn and Gilbert Freitag
Laura and Dave Freitag
Diane Frederick
in memory of Jack Frederick
Kathleen Galloway in memory of Ed
Galloway and Anders Sievers
Andrea Gambardella
in honor of Carol Steil
Julie Gabrielli and Peter Garver
Joyce and Max Geller
in memory of Israel Geller
Betsy Gilbert
Meera Gittlesohn in memory of
Mathura Debi Thapa & Chandra Badur
Singh Thapa
Lorraine Goldstein
Laura Williams and Dan Goldstein
Perry Gross
Shelly and André Hackman
Elizabeth Hall
Sonya and David Hannan
in honor of Matthew Hannan
Lynn and Richard Hanson
in honor of Nathan La Clair
Gary Hemphill
R. H. Hepinstall, MD
Jane and Richard W. Hardy
Susan Henry
Eva Higgins
Liora and Greg Hill
in honor of our specialty teachers
K.C. and Jayne Hopson
Charlton Campbell Hughes
Mary and Eugene Jackman
in honor of Matthew Gilbert
Lorrie and Jake Jakubik
Jennie Rabinowitz and Dan Jamieson
Charles Jamison
Melissa Jencks
Sheila and George Jennings
in honor of Luella Rubin-Wiley
Claire Jerram
Mary Johns
Victoria Joseph
Chris Kang
Jordan Karp in honor of Zoe Karp
Lillian and Haig Kazazian in honor of
our grandson, Matthew Hannan
Fellisco and Willis Keeling
Pace Kessenich in honor of Carol Steil
and in honor of Sophia Kessenich
Raymond and Jane King
Betty Lou Koffel in honor of
Claudia Christina Mokriski &
Janet Mokriski Brown
Jeanne Deignan-Kosmides
Gail Ann Kuderko
Rebecca Hanson and Reid LaClair
Charlotte Landgraf
Amanda Latimore
Susan Lattimore
Gay Legg
Judith Lennox
Hannah Levin in memory of Paul Levin
Katherine Lewis
Kathryn Lietz
Cecilia Liss
Doug List
Lynette Locke
Lori Macdonald
in memory of Julia Rogalski
Kathleen and James MacMillan, Jr.
JoAnne and Stephen Malin
Lorraine and Edmund Malvar
Howard Mazer
Martha McAllister
Nina Jones and John McCauley
Colleen McGlory
Grace and John McGlory
Martha and Hugh McLaughlin
Claire Miller
Patricia Duester and Greg Mueller
Catherine Mulvihill
Andrea and Joseph Naft
Susanne Needle
Shanti Noris
Diane and Eric Orlinsky in honor of
Sandra Snyder’s 70th birthday and in
memory of Dr. Harold Hettleman and
Marlene Koeppel
JoAnne Orlinsky
Bryn Parchman
Melissa and Dennis Parker
John Pierce
James Pollitt, Jr.
Diane Proctor
Erin Purdie
Margaret Rawle
Brooke and Graham Redgrave
Dr. William Reichel
in memory of Rudolf Steiner
Bernard Reiss
Virginia Richardson
Eva Roque
Luz Marie and Robelay Roque
in honor of Bianca Roque
Charlene Roberts
in honor of Ed Meade
Darlene Robinson
Kelly Ennis and Ari Rosenberg
Kimberly Ross
Sylvie and Stanley Rowen
Elizabeth Lewis and Lewis Saunders
Dr. Carol Newill and Brough Schamp
Elizabeth Lipinsky and Daniel Schiavone
Lynn Roberts and David Schneider
Kenneth Schurberth
Jennifer and Larry Schugam
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Schugam
Violet Michele McCabe and
Violet Jacqueline Shipley
in honor of Daphne Rain Williams
Barbara and George Snead
Jean Sobus
Anna Sommerfelt
Sajita Chaudry and Aniruhd Sridharan
Emlyn Stancill
Regina and Terry Stancill
Carol Steil
Megan Steinbeck
in honor of John Steinbeck IV
Kathleen Stroup
Deborah (Saiyda) Strongheart Stone
Elizabeth Succop
Abbie Riddleberger and Ben Sutherland
Linda Sutherland
Tia and Dave Thompson
in honor of Ethan Thompson
Elodie Rabilloud and Matthew Thurber
Susan Townsend
Bernadette and Paul Trattner
Jennifer Troy
Michelle Sanji Kermes and Paul Turner
Annette Lynn Khawane and Will Tyler
in honor of Joseph Tyler Khawane
Mav and Trevor Vaughn
Janet Henry and Andres Vergara
Mark Vidor
Susan Wallendorf
Brenda Stone and Dan Watson
Jean Engelke and Rick White
Pat Whitehead
Paul Whitin
Alice Wilkenfeld
Barbara Creech Wilkenson
Laura Williams
Renee Blanding and Benjamin Wright
Else and Bernie Wolf
Carol Yoder
Linda and Richard Zandler
FOUNDATIONS,
FUNDS &
BUSINESSES
It is with great appreciation and gratitude that we thank these organizations
for goods and services they have
contributed.
ATHENA
Atwaters
Christar, Inc.
Combined Charities of Maryland
ECHO of Northrop Grumman
Fresh Market
Giant on 41st Street
Giant on Wilkens Avenue
Giant on York Raod
Graul’s Market on Bellona Avenue
Greenfield’s Nursery
Konstant Candies
MOM’s (My Organic Market)
Nalley Fresh
Number Ten Foundation
ORGANIC INDIA
Raphael Branch
Reliable Printing Plates, Inc.
Roots Family Farm
Roots Market
Safeway on Boston Street
ShopRite Supermarket on W. Aylesbury
Silver Lake Graphics, LLC
Single Source Integrated Services, Inc.
Trader Joe’s on Joppa Road
Trader Joe’s on Reisterstown Road
Weber’s Farm
Wegmans
Whole Foods on Fleet Street
Whole Foods in Mt. Washington
2012-2013 ANNUAL REPORT
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 Baumgartner
Hank Bauer
James Bartolomeo
René Bookoff
Doug Clemens
Sally Cocks
Sue and Scott Cumming
Dana DiCarlo
Sharon Elder
Jean Engelke
Laura and Dave Freitag
Noris Friedman
Ben Gallagher
Phil Gallagher
Betsy Gilbert
Liora Hill
Jayne Hopson
Mary Johns
Dave Kaufman
Kathy MacMillan
Gretchen Maxwell
Lara and Andre McCullum
Melora Kaplan
Melissa Parker
Renee Rainbow
Ricardo Sierra
Jen Smith
Emlyn Stancill
Beth Succop
Christina Sundvall
Matt Williams
Leili 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, jhopson@twsb.org.
waldorfschoolofbaltimore.org
It is with great appreciation that
we thank our parents, staff, friends,
and foundations for their contributions to Art and Music, Civil Rights
Luncheon, Endowment, Financial
Aid, Green-UNESCO Fund, Sports
Uniforms, other restricted gifts and
the Capital Campaign.
Jan and Michael Prenger
Jane and Paul Robinson
Linda and Zelig Robinson
Kelly Ennis and Ari Rosenberg
Rudolf Steiner Social Fund
Carol Newill and Brough Schamp
Georgia and Claude Smith
Charlotte and Larry Snyder
Regina and Terry Stancill
Stanley S. and Lania Ullman Foundation
Megan Steinbeck
The Jack Frederick Memorial Fund of
the Lutheran Community Foundation
Krystia Thompson
Susan Townsend
Vicki Vaughn
Vicky Westover
Asukata Mao and Sanford Wu
Leili and Ronnie Younts
4801 TAMARIND ROAD
BALTIMORE, MD 21209
RESTRICTED
GIFTS &
DONATIONS
THE WALDORF SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE
EDUCATES AND INSPIRES CHILDREN
TO THINK, FEEL AND ACT WITH DEPTH,
IMAGINATION AND PURPOSE.