At our not-for-profit, co-op private school, we provide a high-quality education tailored to offer a personalized learning experience for each student. Our governance is led by a board of directors comprised of parents, community members, and educators who are connected to Mulberry through currently enrolled students. This structure ensures that our board members have a strong investment in our school community and are dedicated to supporting our mission and values. Member directors are elected by a quorum of parents.
As a co-op, we emphasize the importance of community involvement and active participation from families. We encourage parents to provide feedback on our performance, suggest improvements, and volunteer their time and resources to support our programs and initiatives.
Being a not-for-profit institution means that any surplus revenue generated from tuition or other sources is reinvested back into the school to enhance our facilities, programs, and services. This commitment allows us to prioritize the needs of our students and faculty over the interests of shareholders or investors.
Overall, Mulberry School operates with a strong sense of community involvement and a dedication to meeting the educational needs of our students in a sustainable and socially responsible manner.
Below is the list of elected board members for the 2024-2025 school year.
Non-Profit Director: Shawna Stanley
Academic Coordinator: Colette Steckel
President: Brad Stewart
Vice President/ Director of Facilities: Brad Morris
Director of Communications: Jaimie Kent-Bowling
Director of Advancement: Donald Petersen
Director of Marketing: Jessica Rick
Cooperative Liaison: Andrew Bond
Director of Technology: Matthew Compton
Director of Finance: Edwin Durham
Director at Large: Kyle Myers
Each Parent Meeting is led by the Board President, and each of the Board Members reports on activity in their own area.