Appletree: New Parent Dinner 2012 - Welcome New Families

New Parent Dinner 2012 - Welcome New Families

by Blair Talcott Orloff
Director of Admissions and Financial Aid

On Thursday, May 31, The Office of Admissions and Financial Aid hosted its second annual New Parent Dinner in the Morrow House Music Room. The evening began with a cocktail reception on the patio outside the Science Wing followed by dinner in the Music Room. The weather was perfect and the event helped our new families to make connections with members of the community, including the Parents Association, Faculty and Staff. A thank you to everyone who helped make the evening such a success!

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