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Faculty and Staff Directory

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    Kelly Walsh
    Administration
    Head of Middle School
    781-314-0844
    University of Pennsylvania - B.A., History and French
    Boston College - M.S., Educational Administration
    Bio
     
    What is your role at CH-CH?
    Head of Middle School

    How do you get to know your students best?
    When it comes to getting to know my students, I like to take a cue from my colleague, Maura Henry who points out that sometimes "quantity is more important than quality." Some people find it easy to open up to someone they've just met but I know that's not the case for everyone. I enjoy simply spending time with students in a variety of settings such as class, sports, meals, advisory, etc. and when the time is right, we're ready to share what makes us who we are!


    What activities do you enjoy outside of CH-CH?
    Part of the reason I have always loved working in Middle Schools with middle school students has to do with my interest and love of so many different things! I love crossword puzzles and reading (particularly historical fiction). I also love to make things, either thru knitting or sewing. And finally, I love to be active, whether it's running, playing field hockey, or skating. 
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    PoChun Wang
    Administration, English Language Learner Program
    Director of International Student Life
    Berklee College of Music - B.M., Music Composition
    Boston University - M.M
    University of Missouri - Kansas City - D.M.A.
    Bio
     
    What is your role at CH-CH?
    Director of International Student Life

    How do you get to know your students best?
    The old-fashioned way. We chat, spend time working together, and listen to each other.

    What makes the CH-CH community unique?
    CH-CH is such a warm and welcoming community for ALL. Everyone here can be comfortable to be who they are.
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    Kenna Weber
    Summer and Auxiliary Programs
    Director of Summer Programs
    781-314-0825
    University of Connecticut - B.S., Human Development & Family Studies
    University of Connecticut - M.A., Marriage & Family Therapy
    Bio
     
    What is your role at CH-CH?
    Director of Summer Programs

    What makes the CH-CH community unique?
    CH-CH is a community that focuses on building connections, helping each individual reach their full potential, and creating supports for students that remain strong even post graduation. It is more than a school, the teachers are more than content providers, and coaches are more than conditioning instructors; joining CH-CH is like joining a family.

    What led to your career at CH-CH? 
    CH-CH is a beautiful campus that many students and faculty call home during the school year. I feel fortunate to call it my home during the summer, welcoming all the campers and counselors in the Running Brook Camps to this beautiful campus. Running Brook Camps continues the CH-CH mission throughout the summer to help more community members learn and grow.
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    Lori White
    Athletics, Health and Wellness
    Director of Athletics
    781-314-0850
    University of N.H. - B.S.
    Plymouth State University - M.Ed.
    Bio
     
    What is your role at CH-CH?
    Director of Athletics and Master on Duty. My main responsibilities include the oversight of the athletics and afternoon co-curricular programs as well as our boarding program. I work closely with our coaches, dorm parents, and the student leaders within the dorms. I love working within the student life realm of academia because there are so many important lessons that can be learned outside of the classroom. I also love seeing our students grow, learn about themselves, and excel through our student life programming. I am continually learning new things from our students as well.
     
    Why live and work at an independent boarding school?
    One of the best parts of living and working at an independent boarding school is seeing and getting to know students in varied settings through academic study halls, athletics, drama performances, leadership positions, interactions with my own family here on campus, or simply within the social setting of shared community living in the dorm.
     

Contacts by Department

Absences
To report an absence, tardiness, or early dismissal, please call the Attendance Line before 9:00 a.m. on the day in question at (781) 314-0900 to leave a message. To report changes please contact the Executive Assistant to School Leadership at sdaniels@chch.org.

Academics and Student Life
To talk about the academic curriculum or student life program please contact the program director for your child's grade:

Ben Riggs, Grades 11 and 12: 781-314-0892
Sara Masucci, Grades 9 and 10: 781-314-0841
Kelly Walsh, Grades 7 and 8: 781-314-0844

Admissions
Call Kathryn Saunders, Director of Enrollment Management, at 781-314-0808

Athletics
To find out the upcoming schedule of games and practices call the Athletic Hotline at 781-314-0999.

Business Office
To discuss billing issues, please contact Denise Goguen, Accounts Receivable Manager, in the business office at 781-314-0994.

Family Contact Information
To report changes to address, phone numbers, marital status, or other critical information, contact Stephanie Daniels, Executive Assistant to School Leadership, at 781-314-0802.

Health Services
To ask about medications and physical health issues, please contact, Ashley Jones, Director of Nursing, at 781-314-0826.

To discuss a student's social or emotional well-being, please contact Neil Hagen, Director of Counseling and Wellness, at 781-314-0825. 

Institutional Advancement
For information about supporting CH-CH please contact Leslie Jacobson Kaye, Chief Advancement Officer, at 781-314-0812.
 
Residential Life
For questions regarding our boarding program and student life, contact Michael Buckley, Director of Campus Life at mbuckley@chch.org.

Technology
For assistance logging in to our website (for parents and students), with student network and email accounts, or WiFi activation, please contact Jon Andruchow, Director of Technology, at 781-314-0972.

Transcripts
For information accessing or requesting transcripts, please contact Jennie Scafidi, Registrar, at 781-314-0848. 

Website or Media Inquiries
For questions about our website or media inquiries, please contact Matt Soule, Director of Marketing and Communications, at 781-314-0822.
Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall School
785 Beaver Street
Waltham, MA 02452
Main Line: 781-314-0800

Office Hours:
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday

AOD Contact Info

Available between 4:30 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. weekdays, and after 4:30 p.m. Friday until Monday 8:00 a.m.

This is an emergency use phone number. DO NOT leave a voice message on this phone. If the line is not answered, the on-duty personnel may be talking to another parent. Please call back.

Telephone: (339) 222-8542 

Grade Level Deans

List of 4 members.

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    Kasey American Horse 

    9th Grade Dean; History Teacher
    Providence College - B.A., History and Secondary Education
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    Ericka Berman 

    10th Grade Dean; Skills and Academic Strategies Teacher
    Endicott College - B.S., Communication
    Mercyhurst University - Graduate Certificate, Organizational Leadership
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    Ana Ibave 

    11th Grade Dean; Spanish Teacher
    The Autonomous University of Chihuahua - B.A., Spanish Linguistics and Literature
    University of Rhode Island - M.A., Spanish Linguistics and Literature
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    Chris Abrams 

    12th Grade Dean; Visual and Performing Arts Teacher
    Harvard University - B.F.A., Visual and Environmental Studies
    Mass College Art of Boston - M.F.A., Sculpture
    Harvard University - Certificate, Architecture Associate Degree

Chapel Hill - Chauncy Hall

785 Beaver Street
Waltham, MA 02452
781-314-0800
admissions@chch.org
Located 10 miles from Boston, Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall (CH-CH) is a private, college preparatory day and boarding school for grades 7-12/PG. CH-CH cultivates intellectual courage, creative ambition, and unwavering empathy that drives students to achieve their best.
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