FSA’s Board of Trustees is dedicated to the mission of The Friends School of Atlanta and committed to guiding a long-term view of the school. Per the bylaws of the school, the Board make-up is always at least 50 percent members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).
The ongoing work of the Board includes helping to develop strategic goals, approving the annual budget, participating in fund raising and hiring the Head of School.
2021–22 Members
- Amber Amari
- Joyce E. Davis
- Jennifer Dickie
- Herb Edwards
- Lewis Fuller
- Maggie Hasbrouck
- Hamilton Jenkins
- Juan Jewell
- Hannah MacNorlin
- Jim Maxson
- Pat Michaelson (Recording Clerk)
- Marci Mitchell
- Sara Patenaude (Clerk)
Board Subcommittees
Most committees are open to faculty and parents in addition to Board members. Please ask the Head of School if you are interested in being considered for a committee.
- Campus Development: This committee has the goal of prioritizing campus development needs to be addressed in the 2018-19 school year and updating FSA’s campus development plan. This committee also coordinates plans for reporting to the Board information that will assist the Board in determining whether to move toward opening a Friends high school.
- Committee on Trustees: Suggests candidates for Board vacancies, ensures new Trustee orientation and leads succession planning efforts for the Head of School.
- Development: Coordinates with the Director of Advancement to solicit funds for the Annual Appeal and to help seek funds from foundations and other outside sources for operating support, capital projects and endowment.
- Finance: Assures the financial well-being of the school.
- Personnel: Monitors performance of the Head of School and his/her management of the staff. Reviews benefit package in consultation with Finance Committee.
- Friends for Racial Justice and Action: This committee represents a combination of the Diversity, Equity, Justice Committee and the Quaker Life Committee. It has the following mission: Guided by the school’s mission, the Friends for Racial Justice and Action Committee, established by the Board of Trustees, calls upon FSA to promote an anti-racist school community and world through specific actions.