Board Leadership

Board of Trustees 2024-2025

Holy Innocents' Episcopal School is a parish-owned day school governed by a Board of Trustees. The Board is primarily responsible for:

Ensuring all aspects of the school are consistent with the School Mission;
Developing the school's Strategic Plan;
Ensuring good stewardship of school resources, and;
Overseeing the Head of School, who in turn oversees the operations of the school.

Full board meetings take place monthly during the school year. Trustees serve three-year terms.

Mr. Adam T. Fuller, Chairman of the Board
Mrs. Jennifer Mirgorod, Vice Chairman
Mr. Rakesh Chauhan, Treasurer
Mrs. Elizabeth Mooney, Secretary
Mr. John Cummings, Vestry Liaison
Mr. Paul A. Barton, Head of School

Mrs. Allison Bittel
Mr. Ryan Cameron
Mr. Daniel Campbell
Dr. Sarah Carr Evans
Mr. Richard Courts
Mr. James Gates
Mrs. Heather Henn
Ms. Hadley B. Laughlin
Mr. David Love
Ms. Beth Lowry
Mr. Ian A. Marshall
Mr. Mike C. McMillen
Mrs. Lorin Middelthon
Mr. Mark Miles
The Rev. Dr. William S. Murray IV
Mr. Robert Nardelli
Mrs. Keisha Noel
Mrs. Kim Peterson
Mr. Robert Steele
Mrs. Donna T. Toledo
Mr. Todd P. Wandtke

Board of Advisors

The Holy Innocents' Episcopal School Board of Advisors includes former Trustees, alumni, Sandy Springs and/or Atlanta officials and people with specific expertise relevant to school operations. The Board's role is to serve the Head of School in an advisory capacity.

Neil L. Pruitt Jr., Chair

Mr. David S. Aldridge
Mr. Frank M. Bishop
Mr. David M. Calhoun
Mr. and Mrs. Alston D. Correll
Mr. Mark Crosswell
Mr. C. Brandon Downs
Mr. W. Daniel Faulk
Mr. Bruce G. Ford
Mr. David F. Haddow
Mr. William S. Hollett
Mr. Peter Mace
Mrs. Jolie Maxwell
Mrs. Bonnie Terwilliger Meshad
Mr. Matthew Middelthon
Mr. Alexander W. Patterson
Mr. Louie A. Pittman
Dr. Missy Rathburn-Stewart
Mr. Clay Rolader
Mr. Jerry Rosenberg
Mr. John W. Spiegel
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens
Mr. Lever F. Stewart
Dr. Michael B. Stewart
Mr. David P. Stockert
Mrs. Dorothy S. Sullivan
Mr. F. Neal Sumter III