Role of the Graland Board
The role of the Board is to guide Graland from a business perspective to ensure the school’s long-term viability. The Board upholds the school’s mission, assesses performance against the strategic plan, and advises on financial decisions. Trustees have a strategic balance of strengths to ensure the Board operates efficiently as it pursues its goals and supports the Head of School and administration.
As part of the school’s strategic plan, board engagement is a high priority. The Board is committed to developing the expertise of its trustees, self-assessment, communication and transparency.
Board Committees
Board committees are made up of trustees and other members of our community to tap into additional expertise. Most of the research, strategy and analysis work is done at the committee level and reported back to the Board with progress and recommendations. All members of the parent community are eligible to serve on board committees, and involvement on a board committee is a common entry point to trusteeship.
Board Committees:
Campus and Facilities Committee
Development Committee
Finance Committee
Governance Committee
Nominating Committee
2022-23 Board of Trustees
Officers
Adam Farver ’92, President
Kate Gulick, 1st Vice President
Yvette Frampton, 2nd Vice President
Jeff Susman ’91 Treasurer
Sarah Martin’95 Stettner, Secretary
Jon-Erik Borgen’92, At Large
Trustees
Jill Barkin
Michael Bell
Tim Buese
Jason Cooper ‘84
Ellie Caulkins
Amy Corrigan
Lauren Davis
John Freyer ‘92
Alison Gillis
Ivo Jurek
Sara Knickerbocker
John Kuntz
Mimi Saavedra
John Kuntz
Mimi Saavedra
Shalini Sharma
Graham Williams '92
Graham Williams '92
Ex-Officio Members
Josh Cobb, Head of School
Juan Botello, Director of Finance and Operations
Cat Carlson, Graland Parent Association President
Cat Carlson, Graland Parent Association President
India Champion, School Climate Advisory Committee Chair
Jaime Miller ’97 Altman, Alumni Association President
Graland Country Day School
Graland Country Day School is a private school in Denver, Colorado, serving students in preschool, kindergarten, elementary, and middle school. Founded in Denver in 1924, Graland incorporates a rich, experiential learning approach in a traditional classroom setting, emphasizing the development of globally and socially conscious leaders who excel academically.
