Advancement
Casady Parents' Organization
All parents at Casady are automatically members of the CPO, an organization that has flourished for more than 50 years. Through the CPO, more than 100,000 volunteer hours have been logged in the last decade alone.
The CPO has a rich history of supporting the mission of Casady School and fostering a close-knit School Community. The CPO's mission is to support our School through a dualistic approach of service and fundraising. We have raised and gifted more than $3 million to Casady, putting us in the top 10 donors in the life of the school.
Every year, the money we raise through these efforts is gifted back to the School to purchase items requested by the teachers to enhance their classrooms, to support faculty professional development, to donate to the Annual Fund, and more. Perhaps the greatest benefit is ours as we have the opportunity to be active participants in our children's experiences and to enjoy the camaraderie of our Casady Community.
We are so glad you are here and look forward to meeting you.
Every year, the money we raise through these efforts is gifted back to the School to purchase items requested by the teachers to enhance their classrooms, to support faculty professional development, to donate to the Annual Fund, and more. Perhaps the greatest benefit is ours as we have the opportunity to be active participants in our children's experiences and to enjoy the camaraderie of our Casady Community.
We are so glad you are here and look forward to meeting you.
Officers
Immediate Past President – Alix Samara
President – Kelsey Jennings
President Elect – Paula Thomas
Nominating – Rachel Bolen
Secretary – Leighann Price
Treasurer – Amanda Lopata
Communications – Juliana Simon
Concessions Coordinators – Nick and Leigh Bentley
Hospitality (Primary/Lower) - Allyson Lambert and SK Brock
Hospitality (Middle/Upper) – Liz Brown
Chairs:
Beautification – Adrienne Shrivastava
Bingo Night – Leslie Griffin and Ande Robertson
Fundraiser – Merrick Fitzgerald
Fundraiser Vice Chair – Katharine Regens
Pancake Breakfast – Joe Nielsen
Teacher and Staff Appreciation – Kyli Erickson
Cupboard – Alison Garrett
Mahjong – Sarah Schmidt
Primary Division Chair – Mollie McCurdy
Lower Division Chair – Katie Shinn
Middle Division Chair – Dini Homsey
Upper Division Chair – Elsie Rackley
President – Kelsey Jennings
President Elect – Paula Thomas
Nominating – Rachel Bolen
Secretary – Leighann Price
Treasurer – Amanda Lopata
Communications – Juliana Simon
Concessions Coordinators – Nick and Leigh Bentley
Hospitality (Primary/Lower) - Allyson Lambert and SK Brock
Hospitality (Middle/Upper) – Liz Brown
Chairs:
Beautification – Adrienne Shrivastava
Bingo Night – Leslie Griffin and Ande Robertson
Fundraiser – Merrick Fitzgerald
Fundraiser Vice Chair – Katharine Regens
Pancake Breakfast – Joe Nielsen
Teacher and Staff Appreciation – Kyli Erickson
Cupboard – Alison Garrett
Mahjong – Sarah Schmidt
Primary Division Chair – Mollie McCurdy
Lower Division Chair – Katie Shinn
Middle Division Chair – Dini Homsey
Upper Division Chair – Elsie Rackley
Grade Reps
List of 14 items.
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Pre-Kindergarten
Tiffany Beaver -
Kindergarten
Megan Fleischfresser -
1st Grade
Alex Edwards -
2nd Grade
Kenzi Keyes -
3rd Grade
Polly Kranz -
4th Grade
Elizabeth Haggard -
5th Grade
Rachel Huchton -
6th Grade
Jennifer Cruzan -
7th Grade
Cherish Ralls -
8th Grade
Amy Fischer -
9th Grade
Richelle Fahler and Stacie Evans -
10th Grade
Charlotte Brown and Cara Fraley -
11th Grade
Kristin Fares and Mary Beth Birge -
12th Grade
Jenny Johnston and Mary FitzSimons
Casady School is an independent, co-educational, college preparatory, Episcopal day school serving students in pre-k-12. Educating Mind, Body, and Spirit.
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Casady School is a PreK-12, independent, college preparatory Episcopal day school committed to deeper-level learning. Casady School welcomes a student body that reflects the diversity of the world around us and therefore does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, nationality, or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletics, and other school-administered programs generally accorded or made available to students at the School.