3 A Letter From Stephen 4 Board of Trustees

5 Our Mission and Purpose 6 Monday Morning Pledge

7 Knight Awards 8 Administration and Faculty

9 HSH By the Numbers10 Parent Association

11 Events & Gifts in Kind12 Building Excellence Campaign

14 Big Sunday 15 Arts & Enrichment16 Yearbook Party

17 Class of 2014 18 Schoolhouse Fund Donors

22 Ways to Give23 Social Media Links

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A Letter From Mr. Stephen • An awning was constructed above a large portion of the staff patio to create more shaded outdoor space. Finally, the entire building was repainted.

• The soft play surfaces on both ECE playgrounds were replaced.

• The swimming pool underwent a complete replastering, with the installation of new water level tiles and coping.

• Smartboards were added to the Kindergarten Classrooms.

• Custom Schoolhouse room signs were installed throughout the campus, to provide a unified and personal look to specific locations.

Thanks to the generous efforts of many, the 2013-14 Schoolhouse Fund saw its most successful year to date. Contributions to the Schoolhouse fund went up 12.5% from the year prior, raising just under $300,000. This campaign now brings in ten times as many dollars as it did ten years ago, which is a testament to our immense and important growth as a community. For the first time ever, the participation level of parents, faculty and staff, and the Board of Trustees was 100%. Additionally, Parent Association fundraising grew 22% during the 2013-14 school year, bringing in just under $125,000.

It is with much pride and gratitude that I share our 2013-14 Annual Report with you.

• In the preschool, we constructed dividing walls with pocket doors to create four separate classrooms. Each classroom now has its own door for access to the playground.

• We installed double glazed doors and windows for better sound proofing. Similar door and window replacements were completed upstairs in the Highland Building, and the faculty and staff lounge was enlarged and re-outfitted with a new kitchen and furniture.

Mr. Stephen BloodworthHead of School

It is with much pride that I take a moment to reflect on the many accomplishments of our school during the 2013-14 school year.

In preparation for our accreditation with CAIS (California Association of Independent Schools) and WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges), we completed our Self Study document. It outlines how effectively the Schoolhouse meets or exceeds the 16 standards that CAIS and WASC deem critical in promoting educational excellence. This process reminded us of our accomplishments as a growing school that challenges children to be independent risk-takers in their learning, while simultaneously developing in them an enlightened world view that is inclusive, empathetic, and encourages civic responsibility, and involvement.

Additionally, as we waited to complete the permit process with the City of Los Angeles for the McCadden South Building, we chose to move forward with significant campus renovations, some of which are part of the school’s overall Master Plan.

Phil Ambrosino

Debbie Banner

Darren Blumenthal

John Cordell

Jose-Manuel de Castro

David DeSalvo

Christine Fitzgerald

Karen Grace-Baker

Jason George

Todd Gertschen

Matthew Greenfield

Karim Mawji

Neal Roden

Jon Tostrud

Melissa Wilcox

Lisa Vebber

Mpambo Wina Shaw

The Hollywood Schoolhouse is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) California Corporation, and is governed by a Board of Trustees. The Board is the guardian of the school’s mission. It is the Board’s responsibility to ensure that the mission is appropriate, relevant, and vital to the community it serves. The Board monitors the success of the school in fulfilling its mission. The Board and the Head work in partnership to implement these principles, keeping the school “on track” by protecting and nurturing the mission. The Board members are responsible for keeping their eyes on the big picture; they leave the School’s daily operation to the Head. The Board offers the expertise and vision neces-sary to keep the School’s mission alive and healthy for generations to come.

BOARD TRUSTEES

Chip SellersBoard President

We are very fortunate to have an educated, creative and inspired board of directors. Under the leadership of Chip Sellers, our board makes sure we stay true to our mission while continuing to grow through ideas presented by all constituents. It is a refection of who we are as a community and how we operate.

--Ilise Faye, Assistant Head of School/ Early Childhood Director

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OUR MISSION AND PURPOSE:The Mission of the Hollywood Schoolhouse is to nurture the whole child within a diverse community, combining challenging academics with creative learning, where each child is known, encouraged, and valued.

WE BELIEVE THAT:All students can succeed academically when given the opportunity to learn in a balanced program, which includes directed/undirected, individual and cooperative activities. Student achievement is our top priority and all of our program goals are designed to ensure student success. Students should be lifelong learners who are encouraged to strive for personal excellence.

Parents, teachers, children, and administrators must work together to build a strong, caring, and stimulating community environment. Change is positive and new ideas and experiences provide opportunities for growth and creative thought. Diversity is a strength. By enhancing each student’s self esteem, all students will achieve their highest potential. Instruction should be culturally responsive, free of bias, and compatible with the values of students’ own cultures.

STUDENT LEARNING EXPECTATIONS: Hollywood Schoolhouse students will be self-directed, lifelong learners who communicate effectively through reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

Hollywood Schoolhouse students will be critical thinkers who are able to apply problem-solving skills in a changing society in preparation for their future. Hollywood Schoolhouse students will be civic-minded contributors who have knowledge of, and respect for, the global community.

Hollywood Schoolhouse students will apply acquired knowledge and skills to be creative and quality producers.

Our job here in school is to learn.

Hopefully we will become lifelong learners.

In that process, we will try to care very much for each other.

This day has been given to me fresh and clear,I can either use it or throw it away.

I promise myself that I shall use this day to the fullest,realizing that it can never come back again.

I realize that this is my life to use or to throw away.

I am the only person who has the power to decide what I will be.

I make myself what I am.

I pledge allegiance to the world, to cherish every living thing:to care for earth and sea and air with peace and freedom everywhere!

MONDAY MORNING

PLEDGE

The Hollywood Schoolhouse Knight Award is presented to students who:

•Exhibit excellence in their school work and/or behavior •Demonstrate a significant improvement in their school work and/or behavior •Have handled themselves well in a difficult situation

Outside of Graduation, this is the highest award a child at the Hollywood Schoolhouse can receive.

Congratulations to the recipients of 2013-2014 Knight Awards.

Jersey Bond

Delaney Paul Jezebelle Bush

Francisca Muggerud

Remi Spiegel

2013 - 2014 Knight Award Recipients

Charlotte Rosenberg

Head of School Stephen Bloodworth

Assistant Head/Early Childhood Director Ilise FayeExecutive Assistant to the Head of School Tina Harris

Director of Finance Ann Marie TitcherDirector of Facilities Alex Barba

Director of Admissions Lisa BeirasDirector of Development Lili Rossi

Director of Auxiliary Programs Jennifer AlmironDirector of Learning Center Ceci James

Coordinator of Student Support Services Kaye RaglandOffice Assistant Cristina BarbaSecretary Madeline Garcia

Receptionist Elizabeth RomeroCampus Assistant Jaime Medrano

Campus Assistant Fernando RomeroSchool Nurse Ms. Brenda Cox

ADMINISTRATIVE & SUPPORT STAFFFACULTY

Preschool 1 Ms. Holly Van Hoy

Preschool 2 Ms. Vannessa GonzalezPreschool 3 Ms. Juana Lovo

Preschool 4 Ms. Mayra CamposJr. Kindergarten 1 Ms. Jordann Piegalski

Jr. Kindergarten 2 Ms. Lucile Herrera

Jr. Kindergarten 3 Ms. Renee VoelkerJr. Kindergarten 4 Ms. Karen Medak

Kindergarten KC Ms. Cricket AlexanderKindergarten KB Ms. Barbra Taupier

Elementary 1A Ms. Lauren McCaffreyElementary 1B Ms. Stacy Veith

Elementary 2A Ms. Jessica GodwinElementary 2B Ms. Ericka Franklin

Elementary 3A Ms. Lesley HydeElementary 3B Ms. Francesca Liuzzi

Elementary 4A Ms. Cristina Tejeda-HolbrookElementary 4B Ms. Carrie Buckner Mansourian

Elementary Spanish Ms. Janet Layton ArribasElementary Art Ms. Vianne Lara

5th and 6th Grade Teacher Mr. Narbe Mansourian5th and 6thGrade Teacher Mr. Dean Holbrook

5th and 6th Grade Teacher Ms. Abigail Hamilton Buckley

Elementary Art Mr. Robert HerbstPerformance Teacher Ms. Terrie Benton

Performance Teacher Ms. Alena BernardiLibrary/Computers Ms. Pamela Greene

Photography/Yearbook Instructor Ms. Lisa Smith

Swim Academy Eileen AghekianFun and Sports Coach Samir

ECE Assistant Kathy Bucuzzo

ECE Assistant Ms. Rebekah LasarowECE Assistant Mr. Sal Figueroa

ECE Assistant Ms. Sandra MedranoECE Assistant Ms. Laura Rodriguez

ECE Assistant Ms. Adalee ReiseECE Assistant Ms. Ryan Becker

ECE Assistant Ms. Carmen HerreraKindergarten Assistant Ms. Karla Martinez

Kindergarten Assistant Mr. Brian Jones1st Grade Assistant Mr. Jose Lovo

percentage of students receiving financial assistance

years of HSH existence

number of students

70

17.5286

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HSH By The Numbers

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1:8

11average teacher to student ratio in the Lower Elementary Division

10.3percentage of tuition devoted to financial aid

average teacher to student ratioin the ECE Division

average teacher to student ratio in the Upper Elementary Division

Operating Revenue

Operating Expenses

Tuition and Fees 86.1%

Salaries and Benefits 62%

Fundraising 9.5%

Financial Aid 9.8%

Other 4.4%

Educational Expenses 8.3%

Rent & Operating Expenses 19.9%

Presidents: Janet NilssonMark Rhino-Smith

Treasurer:David Gaynes

Secretary:Michael Yanovich

Vice Presidentof Room Representatives:Ivan Ontiveros

Vice President Fall Event:Jenny Beltran (Co-Chair)Tori Silvera Bush (Co-Chair)

Vice President of Winter Festival:Renee Herz (Co-Chair)Lesley Vandernoot (Co-Chair)

Vice President of Gala:Debra Gainor (Co-Chair)John Vasquez (Co-Chair)

Vice President of Community Service:Gina Abraham(Co-Chair)Chambers Stevens (Co-Chair)

Vice President of Volunteers:Leanne Anderson (Co-Chair)Rickey Goodling (Co-Chair)

Vice President ofCommunity RelationsMichelle Simon

Vice President of HospitalitySusan Cummings (Co-Chair)Gina Torrecilla (Co-Chair)

*Big Sunday Captain:Douglas McDonald

*Administrative Liaison:Tina Harris

* Indicates Non-Board Positions

Parent Associat ion

We would like to thank all of those who volunteered their time during the 2013-14 school year or contributed in-kind donations for the Gala Auction, Winter Festival Baskets, Linden Center Holiday Drive, and so much more. Thank you for being such positive role models for our students.

Our community would not be the same without your spirited involvement and dedication.

The Parent Association sponsors many events and ongoing activities each year. The Spring Gala, Back to School Barbecue, and Winter Festival are just a few examples of the treasured Schoolhouse traditions made possible by our Parent Association's generosity of time, energy, and resources. In addition, our Parent Association coordinates our monthly dinners for PATH (People Assisting the Homeless), Service Learning, and Regional Socials. Aside from the sense of community fostered by these events, significant funds are raised each year which are put towards Financial Aid, and other programs in need as identified by the Executive Board.

Bell Ringer - $100,000 and up

AnonymousThe Wehbe Family Trust

Knight - $50,000 - $99,999

Brett Benner and Chip SellersHSH Parent Association

Teacher - $25,000 - $49,999

Billy Luther and Fenton BaileyVince Klaseus and Todd GertschenThe Banner/Rose FamiliesSixth Grade Legacy Gift (2013 Graduating Class)

Graduate - $10,000 - $24,999

Doug Sturnick and Dennis AndersonRoy and Seo-Hee LeeGina Torrecilla and Jose-Manuel de CastroSuzanne Steinke and Dixon SlingerlandAmy and Jon Tostrud

Our capital campaign was launched in 2012 to fund two new buildings and major renovations to our campus. This campaign is a major part of our current strategic plan - intended to enhance, but not expand, our current campus footprint. Divided into three phases, the Building Excellence campaign is designed to maintain a fully functional campus at all times and allow for short pauses in between each phase. Phase One was completed in the Spring of 2013, and in the Summer of 2014 we completed several of the smaller Phase Two projects.

We would like to thank all donors to the Building Excellence campaign to date for all they have made possible so far, and for inspiring the rest of the HSH community to help us reach our goals in the years to come.

Student - Up to $10,000

Kearran and Philip AmbrosinoRegina Osorio Barba and Norberto BarbaRamon Calzada and Stephen BloodworthMichele and Darren BlumenthalAfsaneh Safavi and William ChessmanJohn and Kat CordellRoxsanna CruzLarry and Estelle DoughertyAshley Gardner and Brian FinneyChristine and John FitzgeraldGlenn and Debra GainorMadeline and Braulio GarciaVandana Khanna and Jason GeorgeLaurence Dumortier and Matthew GreenfieldNoreen Halpern and Kevin MurphyRenee and Justin HerzJennifer and Sam Hollander

Building Excellence: A Schoolhouse for our Future

This rendering depicts the future view from our pool, upon construction of a four classroom building to be called McCadden South.

Lara Merriken and William NelsonSonya and Douglas MerrillLaurent MichelSarah MichelAl PacinoJessica Feola-PastoreTami and Paul PflugNatalia Planovaya & Oleg PlanovoyJenny and Martin Sandberg Sharon Seebach and John PierceNaudain Ives SellersSixth Grade Legacy Gift (2014 Graduating Class)Wendey Stanzler and Lee Winkelman Suzanne Steinke and Dixon SlingerlandBrett Thomas and Russell HonicanMelissa and David WilcoxDionne and Keith WilliamsYuko and Cameron Wood

Looking forward, our goal is to complete raising funds for the major components of Phase Two - the construction of McCadden South, relocation of four Junior Kindergarten classrooms, and demolition of the current Junior Kindergarten building. We look forward to sharing our vision with you in the months to come.

A Special Thanks to Lawrence Muggerud (DJ Muggs), Paul Oakenfold, Rupert Parkes (Photek), and Eric Prydz for hosting a special musical event last May, and all of those who supported the Building Excellence Campaign by purchasing tickets.Cricket AlexanderJennifer AlmironMagali AmadeiJulia and Bill AsherLisa Evans-Barnes and Ivan BarnesLisa Beiras Elizabeth and Gabriel BeristainSharlotte Blake and Oliver DarkStephen Bloodworth Michele and Darren BlumenthalJ.J. Blumentranz Caroline and Tom Borncamp

Sira and Alton ButlerMayra CamposRodrigo CastilloPaul CowlingJoan DelvalleDaniel Edelman and Ivan OntiverosGina and Brandon EdwardsIlise Faye Allison Fell and Zac BergerChristine and Josh FriedmanDebra and Glenn GainorMadeline and Braulio GarciaKirsten and Dean GavoniMichelle and Brian GiovannoniJoanna GoingRickey Goodling and Lydia BottegoniKlaus Hasmann Jacqueline Hayes and Jeff BranionCarmen HerreraJustin and Renee Herz Jennifer and Sam HollanderMaya and Paran JoharMelanie and Kevin JosephKavit Khambhaita Vandana Khanna and Jason GeorgeMelissa Lanz Rebekah LasarowChristy and Chris LemireKeisha Leon-ChambersNatalie and Stephen LightJoseph Love and Christopher TricaricoJose LovoWilliam Luther and Fenton BaileyLauren and Patrick McCaffreySusan and Kevin McLainLeslie and Gary McNelleyKaren MedakSarah and Tim MinchinAngela Moncriff Adriana and Franck NatafJanet and Sven NilssonMaggie and Michael PatinelliApril and Morgan PattersonBrian RiordanMonica Rivera Elizabeth RomeroLili and Dave RossiLisa RoweJames RussellAlex ShlafmanMichele and Gregg SimonWendey Stanzler and Lee WinkelmanChambers Stevens and Betsy SullengerBarbra TaupierHouda Tazi

Building Excellence: A Schoolhouse for our Future

Upon completion of Phase Two, the HSH campus will include increased play space and updated, state-of-the-art classrooms for children in all grades.

Ellen and Piotr UzarowiczHolly Van HoyLesley Vandernoot and Keith JonesMelissa and David WilcoxDionne and Keith Williams Steffanie and Virgil Williams Laura and Michael YanovichSimone Young Smith and Mark SmithKlaus Hasmann Jacqueline Hayes and Jeff BranionCarmen HerreraJustin and Renee Herz Jennifer and Sam HollanderMaya and Paran JoharMelanie and Kevin JosephKavit Khambhaita Vandana Khanna and Jason GeorgeMelissa Lanz Rebekah LasarowChristy and Chris LemireKeisha Leon-ChambersNatalie and Stephen LightJoseph Love and Christopher TricaricoJose LovoWilliam Luther and Fenton BaileyLauren and Patrick McCaffreySusan and Kevin McLainLeslie and Gary McNelleyKaren MedakSarah and Tim MinchinAngela Moncriff Adriana and Franck NatafJanet and Sven NilssonMaggie and Michael PatinelliApril and Morgan PattersonBrian RiordanMonica Rivera Elizabeth RomeroLili and Dave RossiLisa RoweJames RussellAlex ShlafmanMichele and Gregg SimonWendey Stanzler and Lee WinkelmanChambers Stevens and Betsy SullengerBarbra TaupierHouda Tazi Ellen and Piotr UzarowiczHolly Van HoyLesley Vandernoot and Keith JonesMelissa and David WilcoxDionne and Keith Williams Steffanie and Virgil Williams Laura and Michael YanovichSimone Young Smith and Mark Smith

In the four years I’ve been involved with Big Sunday, our school community has touched a great many lives in a variety of ways. We could not have done it without the leadership and inspiration of a lot of people -- chiefly amongst them, our own head of school, Stephen Bloodworth. Lee Winkleman, Loren Rubin, Joanna Going and Chambers Stevens have all been instrumental in helping conceive and execute what otherwise might have only been some half-baked ideas.

Four years ago, Lee had us fan out across the city to the five different People Assisting the Homeless (PATH) locations to scrub and clean, as well as organize and donate clothes, shoes, and household wares to our partners at PATH. We also planted trees and installed commemorative plaques along Highland Avenue between Santa Monica Boulevard and DeLongpre Avenue.

Three years ago, we planted sustainable fruits and vegetables in pots and plots around the PATH campus headquarters while our children and the children of PATH painted tiles together, which were later fired and mounted on a legacy wall at PATH to remind us of our commitment to community service and to PATH. We even kicked off the event a day early with a power washing of the facility. (It is not a well-kept secret that Mr. Stephen has a particular affinity/talent for power-washing in the event you find yourself searching for the ultimate Christmas present.)

Two years ago, our children and theirs drew pictures of the journeys they’d been on, and the places they could only dream of going. The artwork was adapted into a magnificent and colorful mural we painted together on the PATH playground.

This past year, the mural painting, cleanup, and gardening were brought back to HSH with help from our neighbors at the LGBT Youth Center next door and thirty high school kids from Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA). Together we painted a mural on our JK yard and tended to the green spaces we had spruced up four years ago. Over the last several years, each event was capped with a BBQ for all who participated.

With the help of many hands and many voices we are helping to shape a community of empathetic and understanding children eager to express themselves and unafraid to meet the challenges of the world around them. It has been my great privilege and honor to be the Big Sunday captain three years in a row, and I look forward to charting new territory next year.

Best regards,

Douglas McDonald

rts & EnrichmentFrom Photography to Physical Education, and Swimming to our annual School Musical, we know that some of the most important learning takes place outside of the classroom every day. We are proud to nurture a community of diverse learners, talented athletes, aspiring musicians, and future artists through our many arts and enrichment offerings.

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Graduation 2014

We are proud to say that our alumniare accepted to the following schools:

The Archer School for GirlsThe Buckley School

Campbell Hall SchoolCrossroads School

Harvard-Westlake SchoolImmaculate Heart Middle School

Marlborough SchoolMillikan Middle School and Performing Arts Magnet

New Roads SchoolOakwood SchoolPacific Hills School

Pilgrim SchoolSt. Brendan’s Catholic School

Wildwood School

We are so proud of our 2014 graduates! Parting words and sage advice were given in graduation addresses by Stephen Bloodworth, Head of School; Mpambo Wina Shaw, member of the Board of Trustees and Marlborough Performance Teacher; Isabel Arroyo, Valedictorian; and Amanda Ryvkin, Alumna.

We wish all of our graduates the best of luck in their secondary schools and know that they are well-prepared for all that is yet to come.

Founder’s Circle ($20,000 and up)

Anonymous

Leadership Circle($10,000-$19,999)

William and Julia Asher

Brandon and Gina Edwards

Partnership Circle($5,000-$9,999)

Dean and Kirsten Gavoni

Loren Haynes

Colin Campbell and Gail Lerner

Yoshi and Arthur Maruyama

Brian Riordan

Michael T. Riordan Family Foundation

Daniel and Lisa Vebber

Melissa and David Wilcox

Annual FundIt is with full hearts that we thank the HSH Parents, Faculty, Staff, and Board of Trustees for helping us reach 100% participation in the 2013-14 Schoolhouse Fund. Your generosity allows us to keep tuition low, while maintaining the socioeconomic diversity of our community.

With gratitude, we recognize the following:

Head of School Circle($2,500-$4,999)Marty Perrell and Joe Aiello

Doug Sturnick and Dennis Anderson

William Luther and Fenton Bailey

Stuart and Allen Bell

Chip Sellers and Brett Benner

Stephen Bloodworth and Ramon Calzada

Rickey Goodling and Lydia Bottegoni

Jacqueline Hayes and Jeff Branion

Sun Chung and Grant Chang

Gina Torrecilla and Jose-Manuel de Castro

Katherine Fugate

Glenn and Debra Gainor

Kevin Murphy and Noreen Halpern

Sam and Jennifer Hollander

Moira Kirland

Todd Gertschen and Vincent Klaseus

Arnold and Caroline Kleiner

Roy and Seo-Hee Lee

Cheryl Okumura and Zach Matheny

Susan and Kevin McLain

Leslie and Gary McNelley

Adriana and Franck Nataf

Jennifer Ahn-Newman and Todd Newman

Sharon Seebach and John Pierce

Victoria and Christopher Quinn

Jon and Amy Tostrud

Joseph Love and Chris Tricarico

Alison and Palmer West

Wendey Stanzler and Lee Winkelman

Gia Paladino-Wise and Michael Wise

Annual FundCommunity Circle($1,500-$2,499)

Gina and Josh Abraham

Magali Amadei

Heidi and Jose Arroyo

Sira and Alton Butler

Erica and Marek Bowers

Darren and Michelle Blumenthal

Tori Silvera Bush and John Bush

Justin and Keisha Chambers

Kristin Lowe and Charles Coy

Kiran and Jennifer Dhanireddy

Josh and Christine Friedman

Caroline and David Gaynes

Renee and Justin Herz

Carol and Yeu Hong

Pil Jae Park and Eun R. Kim

James Bond and Karen Kimmel

Oleg Planovoy and Natalia Planovaya

Eric and Leja Prydz

Matt Rice

Michele and Gregg Simon

Jessica Sims

Lindsay and Michael Stephenson

Michelle and Peter White

Steffanie and Virgil Williams

Alison Schapker and Peter Zinda

Friend’s Circle($1,000-$1,499)

Corinne AmanyKearran and Philip AmbrosinoSusan Han and Alon AmirLucie and Chris AyresKarin and Henrik BastinStephanie and Kurt BendlerAllison Fell and Zac BergerCaroline and Tom BorncampDiane and Bogdan BrebenelKatie and John CarpenterWendy ChristiansenStacey and JD CrowleyJennifer S. DavissonElizabeth Heldens and Andrew DelaneyHeloise Dodd Ginevra and Michael EastonHillary and Jordan EtheMarjorie FiremanChristine and John FitzgeraldValerie and Phillip GoldfineVanessa Sadler and William GreenLaurence Dumortier and Matthew GreenfieldNathalie Ignatyan and Tigran GuledjianMin Young Hong and Won II SuhBrett Thomas and Russell Honican

Eric and Cagney JarvisMaya and Paran JoharMelanie and Kevin JosephKrislyn and Dimitri KomarovSarah and Kyle LaBracheLisa and Bjorn LarsonChristy and Chris LemireNicholas and Jamielyn LippmanAlexandra MayerSonya and Douglas MerrillAmy and Jeff PaigeDavid and Elspeth PaulIlana Sparrow and Ben ProcterNeal RodenCindee and John RoodMelissa and Justin Rosenblatt Todd ShemaryaKelly Oxford and James SkitmoreSuzanne Steinke and Dixon SlingerlandThomas and Suki St. JohnRobin Schwartz and Robert TarlowTerri Gerard and Simon WilliamsSaul and Beatriz Yanovich Laura and Michael YanovichElizabeth Zaldana

Annual Fund

Cristina Tejada-HolbrookShawn and Jossie ThackerValerie and Michael ThrasherAnnMarie TitcherEllen and Piotr UzarowiczHolly Van HoyVanessa VazartAnna Ter Veer and John VazquezStacy VeithRenee VoelkerJenny Beltran and Declan WhitebloomMpambo Wina ShawRebecca and John YonaJohn Durkin III and Joseph Zukoski Additional Support by:AmazonSmileRalph’sSony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.TargetTimeWarner Employee Grant ProgramsThe Walt Disney Company FoundationWells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Aminah Abdul-JabbaarCricket AlexanderJennifer AlmironLeann and Travis AndersonAlex and Jessica BarbaLisa Evans-Barnes and Ivan BarnesAriel and Channing BarringerRyan BeckerMegan and Richard BendisAldine and Robert BennerElizabeth and Gabriel BeristainAlena BernardiCamille Eden and Wolf-Rudiger BlossJoyce and David BormanClaudia Bahamon and Simon BrandMike Roey and Jenny BrandtLisa BeirasPamela BentonTerrie BentonKathy BucuzzoNicole and Tyson ButlerMayra CamposJay and Nav ChakravartiStephanie ChaoJohn and Kat CordellJudy and Jeffrey CulottaSusan and Lee CummingsSharlotte Blake and Oliver DarkCeleste and Paul DaviesDavid and Sandra DeSalvoBrooke DoreAlan and Leena DunnCecilia and TJ FallsIlise and Scott FayeSalvador FigueroraEricka FranklinMadeline and Braulio GarciaJulie GeddenMichelle and Brian GiovannoniJoanna GoingMarc Goldsman

Janet and Sven NilssonDaniel Edelman and Ivan OntiverosMaggie and Michael PatinelliApril and Morgan PattersonDavid and Elspeth PaulDavid and Elizabeth PayneHeather and Nick PhillipsJordann PiegalskiLisa I'Anson and Amos PizzeyCassandra and Spero PlavoukosMaggie Kiley and Matthew PuckettCara and Scott PutmanPaulina QuintanaKaye RaglandJoseph RaidenStephanie and Jeremy ReedKaren Newlove and Craig RettigAdalee ReiseHeather and David ReitmanResurface, Inc.Tara RiceDevon and Scott RobertsonLaura RogriguezElizabeth Romero and Fernando RomeroVanessa Coifman and Sagiv RosanoRachel RoseLili and Dave RossiFloria Sigismondi-Rothman and J. Lawrence RothmanPatricia and Loren RubinMarni Vath and Lisa RoweClio Manuelian and Paul SchafferCandace and John SclimentiAlyssa ShahTomi SherGeorge and Elina SiafarisLisa SmithSimone Young Smith and Mark SmithJennifer SoskinCorey and Jeremy SpiegelChambers Stevens and Betsey SullengerBarbra Taupier

Knight’s Circle (up to $999)Annual FundLorena and George GonzalezVannessa GonzalezKaren Grace-BakerTara Leon-Graham and Alastair GrahamDavid and Sharon GreenPamela GreeneHeather and Clay GriffithGillian O'Neill and Jacob GutierrezTory and Joby HaroldTina HarrisSylvain HequetKimberly Varella and Robert HerbstCarmen HerreraLucile HerreraTricia Bryan and Jermaine HillBrenda R. HodgesDean HolbrookAnna Prada and Simon HorsmanLesley HydeCecilia JamesBrian JonesLesley Vandernoot and Keith JonesJoshua Rose and Rafael KalichsteinRebekah LasarowJose Arribas and Janet Layton ArribasVianne LaraSage Machado Lee and Darren LeeNatalie and Stephen LightFrancesca LiuzziJose LovoJuana LovoKarla MartinezAnita and Karim MawjiSara Beugen and Stephen MabryLauren McCaffreyDouglas McDonaldNadia Sarkis and Christopher PizzolaKaren MedakJaime and Sandra MedranoLawrence MuggerudAlyson Davis and Vincent Nastri

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Schoolhouse Fund The Schoolhouse Fund is our annual campaign to bridge the gap between tuition and the true cost of educating a child at Hollywood Schoolhouse. This is our biggest fundraiser of the school year, and a cornerstone of philanthropy at Hollywood Schoolhouse. The Schoolhouse Fund provides immediate financial support for our program, and is used within the fiscal year. These gifts ensure that we can live our mission on a daily basis, while strategically planning for our future generations of students.

Bui lding Excel lenceIn 2013, our Board of Trustees, in consultation with the Head of School, launched the Building Excellence capital campaign, developed as a part of our 2012 Master Plan. The Building Excellence campaign will expand outdoor play space, increase Elementa-ry classroom space, and introduce much-needed multipurpose space for extracurricular and enrichment activi-ties. We are currently fundraising for Phase 2 of 3, and look forward to our continued growth as a community.

Community Fundrais ingMany businesses in our community support education. You can support Hollywood Schoolhouse every day, just by doing what you normally do--and anyone can designate HSH as the beneficiary. We invite friends, neighbors, grandparents, and alumni alike to support the Schoolhouse through AmazonSmile, Escrip, Target: Take Charge of Education, Kellogg's Family Rewards, Ralph's Community Rewards, and BoxTops for Education.

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