Spring 2011 - Baldwin School
Spring 2011 - Baldwin School
Spring 2011 - Baldwin School
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8<br />
Campus Events<br />
Getting it Write (Right)<br />
<strong>Baldwin</strong> Write Now, an annual program that<br />
introduces students to highly accomplished<br />
female professionals in the publishing, literary<br />
and communications fields, awarded its<br />
Women’s Writing Medal Award to Doe Boyle on<br />
April 25. Boyle, a writer and editor, is author of<br />
Globe Pequot’s “Fun with the Family in Connecticut”<br />
as well as a dozen children’s books.<br />
Eat, Drink and Be Merry (Left)<br />
Grades VI, V, Kindergarten and Pre-kindergarten achieved<br />
100% parent participation in the Annual Fund and were<br />
treated, by Sally and Frank Powell, to a family-style<br />
barbeque on May 16. At press time, parent participation<br />
in the annual fund had reached 85%, with faculty and<br />
staff participation attaining 96%.<br />
Anne Frank Library Dedication<br />
(Upper Left)<br />
The <strong>Baldwin</strong> <strong>School</strong>’s <strong>School</strong>house<br />
Library is now known as the Anne Frank<br />
Library, named in honor of the historical<br />
figure and the <strong>Baldwin</strong> family who<br />
anonymously made a $1 million commitment<br />
to the school. The donor’s gift will<br />
support scholarship aid to ensure access<br />
and affordability for current and future<br />
students.<br />
Monte Carlo? Oui! (Above)<br />
During “A Night in Monte Carlo,”<br />
Parents’ Association volunteers lit up<br />
the Residence with the glamour and<br />
glitz of a casino, complete with poker,<br />
blackjack, roulette and a prize wheel.<br />
Attendees also bid on silent auction<br />
items both near (breakfast with Eagles<br />
players) and far (trips to the Emmy<br />
Awards, Monte Carlo and the Loire<br />
Valley), raising $150,000 for the school.