Alumni
Alumni Council
COVID-19 RESPONSE Alumni, please read the latest update from Alumni Council Presidents, Nate Ament '98 and Darrin Revitz '92, and join us for our virtual community connections series.
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Dear CEE Alumni,
The CEE Alumni Council is responsible for fostering connections between CEE alumni and The Center, and planning events to encourage community and in support of the school.
The CEE Alumni Council is responsible for fostering connections between CEE alumni and The Center, and planning events to encourage community and in support of the school.
Council meetings take place approximately once a month and are held at in the evenings at The Center. New members are always welcome! Please let us know if you are interested in joining the Council and, in doing so, would like to plan events and activities for CEE alumni of all ages.
To see when the next Council meeting will occur, please click here to view upcoming events. Finally, to learn more about us and the Council, please check out this article from CEE's spring magazine!
Darrin Revitz ’92 and Nate Ament '98, Alumni Council Co-Chairs
Darrin Revitz ’92 and Nate Ament '98, Alumni Council Co-Chairs
Nate Ament ‘98
Erica August ‘89
Joanna August Morley ‘93
Lexi Barta ‘97
Marni Barta ‘03
Katherine Belgrad ‘05
Jessica Illoulian Bowman ‘91
Ellie Burrows ‘96
Christina Campbell ‘04
Morgan Cohen ‘92
Abbie Feldman ‘92
Steven Gersh ‘95
Marc Gilbar ‘92
Ben Gordon ‘84
Gabrielle Greig ‘89
Craig Juda ‘87
Alanna Klein ‘05
Caitlin Kramer ‘05
Stormie Leoni ‘02
Marissa Lepor ‘06
Sean Lubens ‘94
Morgan Mallory ‘95
Tiffany McLinn ‘78
Trevor Miller ‘97
Caitlin Murphy ‘05
Lauren Nourafchan ‘05
Gabriella Nourafchan ‘01
Jordan Passman ‘98
Darrin Revitz ‘92
Darrin Revitz ‘92
Leah Waxman ‘04
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The Center for Early Education, a socio-economically and culturally diverse independent school for children, toddlers through grade six, strives to graduate students who are joyful, resilient, life-long learners. The Center embraces a philosophy of education that combines a nurturing, inclusive learning environment with an increasingly challenging academic program that addresses the developmental needs of each child.