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ANNUAL REPORT 2017 – 2018
Campaign Close-Out
After five years of fundraising, Priory’s Building Ingenuity campaign came to a close on June 1 in conjunction with the end of our 60th anniversary year. Adding 45,000 new or renovated space to our campus, we are forever grateful for how our community came together to make the Building Ingenuity campaign possible.
In May and June, members of our community generously gave to secure the final 5% of funding necessary to complete the Building Ingenuity campaign. It is through this spirit of togetherness that makes our campus transformation all the more special and allows us to look forward to the next 60 years at Woodside Priory School!
We are extremely grateful to the following donors who enabled us to bring Building Ingenuity to a triumphant finish this year.
Leadership Donors $100,000+
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Jung Choi and William Park Katrina and James Currier Virginia and Scott Huffman
Susan and David Karnstedt Leslie Kilgore and Jonathan
Leblang
Sushma and Buno Pati
Lisa and Greg Stanger Courtney and George Tidmarsh Kelli and Steffan Tomlinson Grace and Dave Yuan
The LaureL STREAM Center Wins an Award!
We already knew that the new LaureL STREAM (Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Art, and Math) Center was a spectacular addition to our campus, but its recognition as an Award of Merit winner at the 2018 Gold Nugget Award Competition in the spring of 2018 brought us even more pride. The annual awards presented by the Pacific Coast Builders Conference (PCBC), commonly called “the Academy Awards of the building industry” are dedicated to advancing the art, science, and business of housing. Judges spend three days choosing winners from a variety of new architectural projects with categories ranging from rehabilitation projects to commercial businesses, custom homes, and community spaces. Our LaureL STREAM Center was awarded the best educational project.