2011/2012
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Waimea Country School is incorporated as a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit. A Board of Trustees comprised of community volunteers
governs the
School. Board members are knowledgeable about the local community
and help develop external sources of support for the school while
encouraging collaborative partnerships with other community leaders
and organizations.
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President |
Felicity Johnson, Founding Head, Hualalai Academy
(ret.)
Born in Cambridge, England, Felicity Johnson
received a BA with Honors in the Practice of Education and
an MA in Education from
the University of London Institute of Education and I.A.P.S.
from Oxford University. She moved to San Francisco in 1980
and was head of the upper school at Cathedral School for Boys.
She
was then hired by Hawaii Preparatory Academy (HPA) to head
the Lower Campuses in Waimea and Kona in 1991. She left in 1996
to
found Hualalai Academy, a K-12 private school in Kona. Felicity
retired from the school in 2009 and currently runs her own
business, Suite Possibilities, in Kona. Apart from education,
her passion
is theater, and she serves on the boards of Aloha Performing
Arts Company (APAC) and Waimea Community Theater (WCT). Felicity
has been on the WCS Board since 2005 and is currently serving
as President.
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Vice President |
Nancy Perry, Educator, Waikoloa Elementary School
(ret.)
Nancy has been a dynamic and respected educator
of Hawaii’s
children since her arrival in the islands in 1972. She is a graduate
of Washington State University and Sonoma State University and
is licensed to teach general education and special education in
both private and public schools in the State. Nancy moved to Hawaii
Island in 1994 and joined the Waimea Country School Board of Trustees
in 2001. She is currently Vice President, chair of the Financial
Aid committee and Board liaison to the faculty. Nancy’s
passion is to help students succeed, and she teaches at the school
twice
a week as a volunteer.
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Secretary
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Kelly Barrick, Homemaker
Kelly is a Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude graduate
of the University of Colorado-Boulder. She is fluent in English,
French and German; is a graduate of the Denver Paralegal Institute;
has a Hawaii real estate broker's license; and a Hawaii Department
of Education substitute teaching certificate. She has been living
on the Big Island since 1992. Kelly’s son has attended
Waimea Country School since Kindergarten. Kelly spent two years
serving as the President of the Parent Association before joining
the Board of Trustees in 2011. In addition to serving as the
Board Secretary, Kelly is the Chair of the Silent Auction Fundraising
Committee. Kelly is an active member of the Waimea Community,
earning an Outstanding Volunteer Service award in 2006. She is
a senior mediator with West Hawaii Mediation Services, a volunteer
usher at Kahilu Theatre, and an amateur thespian with Waimea
Community Theater.
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Treasurer |
Randy Campbell, Support Astronomer, W. M. Keck Observatory
Randy is an astronomer with the W. M. Keck Observatory
which operates the two largest telescopes in the world atop Mauna
Kea. He has a master’s
degree in astronomy from San Diego State University with an undergraduate
degree in electrical engineering. His research involves the study
of variable stars known as novae. Randy, his wife, Joan, and
their two daughters, both graduates of the WCS K-6 program, have
been connected to Waimea Country School since 1997, and Randy
has served on the Board of Trustees since 1998. He is currently
the Board Treasurer and chair of the Finance Committee. As a
strong
advocate
of quality education and independent schools, Randy is a stellar
resource for the Country School and for our community.
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Leslie O'Hanlon, Educator
Leslie has been a licensed elementary and middle school
teacher in public and private schools in California and New Mexico.
She is a 1996 graduate of Howard University in Washington,
D.C., and earned her Masters in Education from the University
of Missouri in 2010. Before becoming a teacher, Leslie worked
as a newspaper reporter, freelance magazine writer and public
information officer for the University of California, San
Francisco. Before moving to Hawaii with her husband and three
sons in early 2011, she taught 6th grade Language Arts at
Albuquerque Academy. Her oldest son is currently a WCS student.
Lisa McCarthy
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Ex Officio |
Amy Salling, Head of School
Hau'oli Aiona, WCS Parent Association
President
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Amy Salling, Head of School
P.O. Box 399
Kamuela, Hawai'i 96743
Phone: 808.885.0067
Fax: 808.885.9252
E-mail: Amy Salling |
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