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curriculum over the course of your education forces
you out of your comfort zone and into the 25%. We
build that public speaking muscle whether you are
an introvert or an extrovert. At TLS, you are asked
to step up. My hope is that you continue to use
that leadership muscle in high school, college, and
beyond. Continue that TLS tradition of leading.”
Chris Young ’90, board of trustees president, gave a
comprehensive overview of the past year, with an up-
to-the-minute report on the ONE School project,
which will positively affect every Lexington School
student and teacher. In thanking three most special
people for their tremendous impact upon the success
of The Lexington School, he presented honorary
alumni diplomas to Chuck Baldecchi (H’19), Erin
Baldecchi (H’19), and Bob Thompson (H’19). In
deep respect for Bob’s 35 years of protecting and
guiding the financial well-being of the school, the
Board of Trustees has unanimously voted to name
the soon-to-be-remodeled business office in honor of
Mr. Robert “Bob” Thompson.
Una MacCarthy -- Assistant Head, Head of
Middle School, and incoming Head – presented
academic awards. Mr. Baldecchi, retiring Head,
completed his 15th commencement by giving a
diploma and congratulatory handshake to his 785th
student as Uma Zimmerman walked across the stage
to receive hers.
Congratulations to the Class of 2019!
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