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6th Grade Parents
Cindy and Brian Axe
Kelly Bates
Cynthia and David Becker Kimberly and Jerry Birn
Lisa and Bruce Carlsmith M.J. and Evan Castelo Donna and Anurag Chandra Emily and Lance Conn
Julie Dickerson and Andrew Byrne Wendy and Stefan Dyckerhoff Umarani and Gunja Gargeshwari Olivia and Brian Gaynor-Long Clayre and William Fathers
Millie Gong and Winston Fu
Kathy Hurley
Sharon Lake
Marcee and Charles Maroney
Priya Mathew and Suresh Vasudevan Margaret McCormack Wilcox and
Eric Wilcox
Bridget McIver and Vaughan Smith Kristi Mitchem and Thomas Mawhinney Sharmila and Peter Mulligan
Christy and John Occhipinti
Carolyn and Stewart Putney
Angele and Kuldev Singh
Jennifer and Christopher Skarakis
Suzanne Stout and Tom Kelly Debbie and A. John Thibault Callie and John Turk
Valerie Vasquez and Vincent Genet Lisa and Douglas Wood
Maria Yip and Jeffrey Staudinger
7th Grade Parents
Anonymous
Dave Bhagat
Nancy Bhagat
Royce Cablayan and Craig Kennedy Cecile and Michael Chang
Regina Cheng
Shelli Cheng and Rowland Cheng Janae and Mark Corley
Martha Deevy
Wendy and Stefan Dyckerhoff
Jill and Sani El Fishawy
Zahra Falsafi and Mehran Fotovatjah Anne-Flore Goldsberry
Rose Guerra and Stefan Schuch
Laura Hernandez and Maximiliano Mora Sandy and Peter Herz
Erica and Craig Hughes
Teresa Johnson
Karen and Roger Katz
Leslie Kilgore and Jonathan Leblang Annalisa and Michael King
Laurie and Luke Kowalski
Mary and Joshua Lipp
Joanna and Steven Marsheck Lisa and Stephen Martinez Kristi and Tom Patterson Veda and David Putnam Sally and Edward Screven
F. Kaleo Serughetti-Waxman and Marc Serughetti
Cathrin Barsch and Neil Solomon Lisa and Greg Stanger
Debbie and A. John Thibault Courtney and George Tidmarsh Julia and Bill Veghte
Christine and John Walsh Stephanie Weiss and Rod Strickland Grant Yonehiro
Judy and Alan Zafran
Lupe and Will Zelaya
8th Grade Parents
Cindy and Brian Axe
Jean Barbagelata
Melissa and James Beriker Lynne Ann and Roger Biscay
Robotics
The Priory Robotics team may be small, but its accomplishments are anything but. Whereas some schools boast a hundred team members and rely on outside fabrication, Priory’s team includes only a dozen or so students, and they do all the design, manufacturing, and fabrication themselves. Last year’s captain Kelsey Gosling led her crew through a grueling season of late
nights and weekends as they prepared their creation, Castle Crasher, to compete at the FIRST Silicon Valley and Central Valley regionals, where they won more than they lost and earned a trophy along the way. “The process really mimics
the start-up atmosphere,” says faculty advisor Richard Paige. “And it plays
well into the Learning Competencies. Resilience is really big, as are cooperation, collaboration, and communication. It’s an excellent opportunity to learn about life in the real world.”
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