Bergeron Writing Fellowship
Created in 1996 and endowed in 2000, the Bergeron Writing Fellowship is an annual writer-in-residence program. The fellowship was named for Luke Bergeron, a member of the ASL faculty until his death in 1993.
Judith R. Glickman Fund for Theatrical Arts
Established in 1997-98 by more than 20 ASL families as a tribute to the retiring head of school. Income is used to fund visiting theatrical artists, directors and writers.
Diana H. Greene History Lecture Fund
Established in 2004 to honor long-serving trustee Diana H. (Dinny) Greene, chair of the 1993 Long-range Planning Committee and vice chair of the Board of Trustees for seven years, this endowment funds history-themed lectures.
William Harris Community Service Fund
Established by the Board of Trustees in 1991 as a memorial to William Harris, Head of School 1986-91, to advance interest in and participation of K-12 students in community service.
Owens Family Memorial Fund
Established in 1989 as a memorial to Sarah ’93, Laura ’98, and parents Marti and Robert Owens P ’93 ’98, who were killed in the Lockerbie air disaster in December 1988. The stained-glass windows in the Mellon Library and a Japanese cherry tree near the Loudoun Road entrance, which commemorate the Owens family, were paid for by this fund. Each year, income is used for the Sarah Owens Memorial Award, which recognizes students who show kindness to others.
Kleh Fund for the Visual Arts
Established in 2000 by the Kleh Family Foundation to provide annual funding for events, visiting artists, exhibitions and similar undertakings to present the visual arts to the ASL community.
PCA Fund for the Arts
Established in 1997-98 by the PCA. Income is used to enhance the arts curriculum at ASL by bringing outstanding performers, speakers, visiting artists and programs to the School, and by extending the school’s cultural field trip program to maximize use of all that London has to offer as one of the most vibrant artistic cities in the world.
PCA Fund for Community Service
Established in 2000-01 by the PCA. Income is used to support the community service program.
PCA Bill Mules Permanent Fund for Community Enrichment
Honoring William C. Mules, Head of School 1998-2007, this fund was established by the PCA with proceeds from the 007 Bond With Us Auction. The draw from this permanent fund may be used by the current head of school to support additional undertakings that encourage a sense of community within the ASL family or that serve to enhance the school’s relationship with its neighbors in London.
Carmen Lewis Schaecher Memorial Fund
Established in 1976 as a memorial to Carmen Lewis Schaecher with leadership from Mrs. Schaecher’s husband and parents. Mrs. Schaecher was a member of the ASL faculty at her death in October 1976. Because of her commitment to teaching and teachers, income from the fund is used for professional development of faculty members new to the teaching profession.