About Us
Board of Trustees
2023 - 2024 Board of Trustees
2023 - 2024 Executive Committee
John Melton - Head of School
The role of the LFCDS Board of Trustees is to be responsible for the School and the welfare of students and faculty. The Board plans, develops, and establishes policy and regularly assesses the performance of the School. The Trustees of the School hold regular meetings once each month except during December, March, May, July, and August. At these meetings, the Board reviews financial statements, receives committee reports, and discusses and acts upon questions of policy. The Trustees carry on this work primarily in small committees to ensure a thorough study and discussion of policy matters. A school requires thoughtful, dedicated Trustees who fit the Board's and the School's needs, are prepared to volunteer time to learn about the School and about Trusteeship, and who come prepared to Board and committee meetings in order to effectively implement the appropriate policy for the success of the School.
Front Row (L-R): Chip Grace, Mimi Murley, Kate Adamany, Gilly Growdon, Sakeena Haq '87, Mavi Thakkar, Meg Norton, Kate Holland, Anne Jones, David Neighbours, Luke Back
Back Row (L-R): John Melton, Nancy Nassr, Marlon Fox, Robyn Rosenblatt, Alex Goldfayn, Tina Ventura, Mark Kowlzan, Jamee Kane
2023 - 2024 Executive Committee
Gilly Growdon - President
David Neighbours - Vice President, Chair - Nominating and Governance Committee
Chip Grace - Treasurer, Chair - Finance Committee
Jamee Kane ‘90 - Secretary
Mavi Thakkar - Secretary, Chair - Mission and Values Committee
Alex Goldfayn - Secretary, Chair - Enrollment & Marketing Committee
Kate Holland - Secretary, Chair - Development Committee
Robyn Rosenblatt - Secretary, Chair - Buildings & Grounds CommitteeJohn Melton - Head of School
The role of the LFCDS Board of Trustees is to be responsible for the School and the welfare of students and faculty. The Board plans, develops, and establishes policy and regularly assesses the performance of the School. The Trustees of the School hold regular meetings once each month except during December, March, May, July, and August. At these meetings, the Board reviews financial statements, receives committee reports, and discusses and acts upon questions of policy. The Trustees carry on this work primarily in small committees to ensure a thorough study and discussion of policy matters. A school requires thoughtful, dedicated Trustees who fit the Board's and the School's needs, are prepared to volunteer time to learn about the School and about Trusteeship, and who come prepared to Board and committee meetings in order to effectively implement the appropriate policy for the success of the School.
A co-educational independent private school for students age 2 through Grade 8.
Graduating students of strong character with a passion for learning since 1888.
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Graduating students of strong character with a passion for learning since 1888.
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