Reunion
Save the Date: April 16-18, 2020
Reunion: April 16-18, 2020
Reunion 2020 will be here before you know it! We will continue our Cluster Reunion format with several classes returning at the same time. Classes slated to return April 16-18, 2020 for their Reunions are: 2015 (5th Reunion), 2001, 2000, 1999, 1995 (25th Reunion), 1981, 1980, 1979, 1970 (50th Reunion), 1965, 1960, 1955, 1950, 1945, & 1940.
Reunion 2020 promises to be a wonderful celebration. If you are a member of one of the classes scheduled to celebrate reunion, volunteer opportunities are bountiful - whether it be speaking to students as a Career Day Panelist, leading your class’s Reunion Giving effort, or serving as a Reunion Chair or Co-Chair. If you would like to get involved, please feel free to contact your Class Representative or contact the Office of Institutional Advancement by email at advancement@foxcroft.org or by phone 540.687.4510.
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Courageous Conversations: Know Thyself
Read more >>Sharing among the many generations of Foxcroft women is one of the wonderful aspects of Reunion Weekend that has grown in recent years and the second annual “Courageous Conversations” session, held Friday afternoon (April 12), has become a much anticipated and appreciated reflection of that.Indeed, it was standing room only as Roomies filled to bursting with alumnae, students, faculty, and members of the Board, which had paused its meetings so they could attend. This event is organized by the Alumnae Council Diversity and Inclusion Committee and draws its name from the book Courageous Conversations About Race: A Field Guide for Achieving Equity in Schools. -
Jennifer Fill Crooks ’91 Named Foxcroft School’s Distinguished Alumna 2019
Read more >>Jennifer Fill Crooks ’91, whose compassion for orphaned children living in poverty and passion for improving their plight led her to found an international nonprofit called Uryadi’s Village, was named Foxcroft School’s 2019 Distinguished Alumna Thursday evening (April 11) at the School’s Reunion Weekend Alumnae Association Dinner. -
Meet Our Career Day Panelists
One of the many highlights during this year’s Reunion Weekend was Career Day, which saw a dozen talented alumnae return to campus to share their career experiences with current Foxcroft students. Tapping into this year’s academic theme of trailblazing, alumnae panelists spoke about how they forged their own career paths and how those paths may have taken some unexpected turns. With such a diverse group of panelists, students were able to choose breakout sessions featuring a variety of industries - everything from fashion to aviation, to national security! (If you’d like to volunteer for a future Career Day, please feel free to reach out … It’s never too early!) Read on to learn more about this year’s panelists:Read more >> -
William “Bill” H. Weeks Receives 2019 Anne Kane McGuire Distinguished Service Award
What do real estate, horses, insurance, cranberries, and Foxcroft have in common? William Howard Weeks, or Bill, as he is known to all of us. For the past 18 years, Foxcroft has been blessed to have Bill on its team. From that fortuitous day when his daughter Alexa came to visit the School — and Bill, rightly thinking the focus would be on her, yet came away feeling that he was actually the one being interviewed — to the successful completion of Foxcroft’s Centennial Campaign, Bill’s work, wisdom, and leadership have had a powerful impact on this School and its future.Read more >> -
A Festive Celebration: New Turf Fields Are Dedicated
It was a celebration as festive and fun as the weather was bright and sunny. Beginning with the leis and pompoms distributed as people arrived, to the joyful ribbon-cutting beneath a green-and-white arch of balloons, and through the animated March-In and Fox/Hound field hockey game, Saturday’s dedication of the new turf fields and induction of our newest Sport Hall of Fame member was simply a glorious event.Read more >> -
Career Day Keynote: Ignorance Can Be Awesome
As soon as Melanie Lozier Henke ’89 said she was going to tell the assembled students, faculty, alumnae, and trustees why being ignorant can be awesome, she had their attention. When she added that she would give them the secret ingredient to being successful, they were rapt.Read more >>
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