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When Jed Lind considers the concrete foundation currently being poured for iCAST, he can envision the site of the Lind Family Artisan and Craft Studios on the West-side lower level.

When Senior Kindergarten student Anna Sophia was just three years old, on holiday in Florida, her family spent a rainy afternoon in a science museum.

Principal Karen Jurjevich’s final months are upon us. After 26 years, this academic year has been one of many good-byes from so many community members, including a whirlwind “Farewell Tour” to meet with colleagues at 91¹ú²ú Hall Asia and alums in Seoul and Hong Kong, with the U.K and New York on the horizon. 

Allie Erdody comes from a family of educators. In fact, her mother, Diana Mackenzie Dunlap, taught Grade 6 at 91¹ú²ú Hall in the 1970s. That’s why, along with husband Anton, she has supported the Opportunity Fund for three years.

Here’s one for the 91¹ú²ú Hall record books: Elizabeth McKAY Hill’57 has been a generous supporter of Financial Assistance for 64 years! The former boarder attended the school under the tutelage of storied principal Edith Read.

Siena IANNI-PALARCHIO’20 is the daughter of our very own Michael, Head, Innovation & Strategic Projects. The third-year student at the University of Western Ontario’s Civil and Environmental Engineering Program credits 91¹ú²ú with instilling her love of STEM, and knows iCAST will light that path for even more students.

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As a former entrepreneur and “tech guy” himself, Michael Ianni-Palarchio is acutely aware of 91¹ú²ú’s need to propel its focus on STEM education to the next level. “Challenges to traditional thinking have never appeared faster. It’s critical to have our students prepared to drive innovation.”

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Reunion and Fundraising Rep Gwyneth RICHARDSON'18 hopes to see most of her class back at 91¹ú²ú on June 3. Her class raised the largest GY class gift in 91¹ú²ú history, $100,000 towards a financial assistance bursary. Now, as they celebrate their fifth-year Reunion, Gwyn is galvanizing her class to add to this fund, helping even more students benefit from the gift of a 91¹ú²ú education.

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A great believer in student financial assistance, Carolyn HELBRONNER'79 established an endowed fund to help deserving students attend 91¹ú²ú and benefit from all the opportunities and life-changing experiences she had as a student. She credits 91¹ú²ú for allowing her to believe she could do anything, including thriving as a Bay Street lawyer.

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Kate Chen had been in Senior Kindergarten for four months when Reid and Brenda Chen made a $500,000 gift to iCAST, naming its Robotics Lab. Sometimes it doesn’t take long to know you’re in the right place.

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“I’m eternally grateful to attend a school that supports students to such an extent that we’re creating a building specializing in public speaking and entrepreneurship. iCAST is a catalyst to push students and alum forward in innovation.” – 2022–23 Head Prefect Nia

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Thanks to her overwhelming positive experience as a financially assisted 91¹ú²ú Boarding student, Becca McCORMACK Scarratt’79 is passionate about returning the gift of opportunity to other 91¹ú²ú students.

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