Monthly Archives: September 2011

. . . Grandfather. My daughter, Megan, and her husband, Josh, welcomed their first child, Jude, who as born at home on September 28 at 5:36 PST. My wife, Sarah, a Certified Nurse Midwife, was midwife to Megan and Josh … Continue reading →

When I walked into Charlotte Gibboney’s office, I was immediately impressed by the art work that dominates her wall. I can only describe the collection of art work as an “installation” – eight pieces of beautiful art work unified by … Continue reading →

On Thursday night I had the honor of speaking at the Upper School Back-to-School night. I followed Gerry Connolly, head of the upper school. Mr. Connolly spoke with his usual nod to the classics and brought his speech to a … Continue reading →

The United States enjoys a diverse and competitive marketplace in many commodities and services – including education.  Whereas the market was once dominated by local public schools with some options for independent and parochial schools, that market has changed. Public … Continue reading →

From my initial interview to my first days, one question came up over and over: will you be “out front” at drop off? That was an easy question to answer, as being “out front” at the opening of the school … Continue reading →