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Gift to Honor Class of 2015
The parents and grandparents of members of the Class of 2015 have announced their goals of naming the lobby of Woodberry Forest School's new Math and Computer Science Building in honor of their sons and grandsons and establishing the Class of 2015 Financial Aid Endowment. The senior class learned of plans for the Class of 2015 Lobby when Headmaster Byron Hulsey ’86 announced the news on the lawn in front of the building site.
The Senior Parent Gift Committee, chaired by Mark and Dana Foley, hopes to continue a two-year trend of achieving 100-percent parent participation in the gift. "Given the enthusiasm with which we have already seen this group of parents participate in Woodberry-related initiatives," the Foleys said, "we believe that these goals are achievable, and we look forward to taking them on!"
The Senior Parent Gift Committee, chaired by Mark and Dana Foley, hopes to continue a two-year trend of achieving 100-percent parent participation in the gift. "Given the enthusiasm with which we have already seen this group of parents participate in Woodberry-related initiatives," the Foleys said, "we believe that these goals are achievable, and we look forward to taking them on!"
Woodberry Forest School is an exceptional private school community for high school boys in grades nine through twelve. It is one of the top boarding schools in the United States and one of the only all-boys, all-boarding schools in the country.
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