I'm in my second year at Northfield Mt. Hermon school and loving living away from home. Besides all my classes, I sing in two choirs, have a part in the musical, play guitar and am studying classical voice.

Everything's been going great! Thanks to Scot, Cindy, Jenn, Karina, Stacey, Dorla, Connie and all my other teachers, I have been getting fantastic report cards. Thanks all of you!

Talia is a sophomore at Boston Latin School. She works with Teen Voices in Boston as a junior editor. Talia is involved in dancing and was a Martin Luther King Scholar for Teen Voices over the summer 2009.

I have gotten a volunteer job at the YMCA in Mystic, CT where I spend my summers. I have been playing tennis and competing in tournaments and winning 1st and 2nd places in most of them. I miss FSS very much.

I graduated in June from The Rivers School in Weston. I am currently attending Bates College in Lewiston, ME. I am working on my pre-med studies with a major in biology. I hope to be a veterinarian when I finish with college and grad school.

I've been doing so many things! I dropped out of Boston Latin Academy in 2006 (after a whole two and a half months of it.) I did some internships, took some classes at UMASS Boston, got my GED in summer of '08. In fall of 2008 I applied early decision to Warren Wilson College and will start school there this August. I have also been working full time for about a year at City Feed and Supply in Jamaica Plain.

Ricardo is a senior at Boston Latin School and a Junior Achievements Scholar. Ricardo is also employed at Harvard School of Public Health, plays for the BLS soccer team, and is a member of MIT SEED Academy.

Lucy's mom tells us that Lucy is a freshman at Smith College with strong interests in Biology and Spanish. Over the summer she worked at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in an AIDS research lab.

Daniel graduated from Concord academy in June 2009. He is taking a GAP year before attending Harvard University in the fall of 2010. He will be interning with Senator John Kerry in Washington, D.C. and with an MP in the British Parliament and traveling in the US and abroad.

Jake is at the University of Vermont and doing fine. Guitar and ping pong are getting fresh attention, but his pool game is suffering. He lives in a forced triple which is strikingly claustrophobic.

Joe graduated from Commonwealth School this spring (2009) - along with fellow FSS '05s, Jake Raskin-Garbarino (UVM), Kate Potter (Mt. Holyoke College), and Lucy Ehrenfeld (Smith College). He is a freshman at Amherst College, where he is playing with one of the music program's jazz combos (guitar).

Max graduated from Concord Academy last spring and he is currently enrolled (and hopefully attending) Tulane University in New Orleans.

I go to Greenfield Community College in Greenfield, MA. I take ballroom, and modern dance. I also take a theater class. I tap with the Boston Tap Company. I am a sister to (current students) Izaak and Emmett Biewald. I am also the sister of Roza Biewald, Lukas Biewald (ADD YEAR), and Mollie Biewald and the niece of Connie (FSS Librarian).

Sarah is a junior at Knox College with a double major in Biology and French. She says "Bonjour!" from the Universite de Franche-Comte, Besancon where she is living for the year. She is looking forward to lots of travel and becoming fluent in French culture and language.

Jessica is recently back from Tanzania where she is studying an elementary school that has been very successful in educating Arusha's poorest children. Jessica will be a senior at Princeton University this fall. She writes a column for the alumni magazine, is editor of the campus African Journal, does a lot of rock climbing, is a member of a cooking cooperative, sings and plays guitar in a weekly Rise Up singing group and designs sets for campus theater productions.

I just graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a BS in Materials Engineering, and am going to Cornell in the fall for a Masters of Engineering (MEng) in Materials Engineering. In the meantime I am working at Gentle Giant for the summer as a mover.

I recently graduated from Grinnell College in Grinnell, Iowa with a Bachelor of Arts with honors in music, with a focus on music history and vocal and piano performance. I am now just starting a Ph.D. program in musicology at McGill University in Montréal. It's very exciting!

I graduated from Bowdoin College in the Spring of 2008 and spent the past year playing professional basketball in Israel and Europe for Hapoel Migdal Jerusalem, the city of Jerusalem's professional team. I am returning again next year to play professional basketball for a different team in Israel while I get a full-time, international MBA from Tel Aviv University.

Certified Holistic Health Counselor, Manager: Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics (Harvard Sq.).

I'm an educator and writer (poet and essayist) -- I'm currently working as Program Coordinator at 826 Boston, a writing and tutoring center in Roxbury, MA. My work has been recently featured in publications including the New Delta Review, Lumina, the Forward, and the Jerusalem Post.

Currently living in Brooklyn and performing with the rock band Plushgun, whose debut album "Pins and Panzers" was released on Tommy Boy Entertainment in February. The album has risen to #54 on the CMJ Top 200 and #21 on the Amazon.com Electronica Bestsellers List, in addition to being featured in episodes of The City, Making The Band and Real World on MTV. Plushgun's single "Just Impolite" has reached the Billboard Top Fifty Hot Single Sales, risen to #1 on Indie 101.5 in Denver, and won MTVu's Freshman 5 video contest, earning it regular rotation on the station. The band recently celebrated their 2 millionth Myspace play, and continues to tour extensively in the U.S. and abroad.

Oberlin College 2004 African American Studies, Fine Arts & Environmental Studies. Landmark Education Program Manager 2004-2006, Whole Foods Book Buyer 2007-2008, Barefoot Books Sales Manager & Flagship Store Manager 2008-2009. Green House Cleaning business just launched with over 10 customers and $1,000 in business. Started Whole Kids Day at Whole Foods Fresh Pond in September 2008 as part of my Self Expression and Leadership Program Project at Landmark Education. Engaged to be married to Tania Reppucci who I met while working at Whole Foods. Wedding date set for July 17, 2010!

Jared Klein and I met in 1984 at Fayerweather. We did not play together at the time, but have now been married to each other for almost four years. We are expecting a 3rd generation Fayerweather baby in September (my mother, Louise Hadden is an Alum). I work for TJX, Inc. in Framingham, MA and Jared has opened a company specializing in residential remodeling named Wendel Klein Builders, Inc. The first house he ever built was at Fayerweather and he is still at it!

After graduating form Brookline High School, I attended Oberlin College where I majored in music performance/cello, and met my future husband, Jeremy. I then moved to San Francisco with Jeremy and spent four years there assistant teaching 1st grade. We then moved to NYC where I got my Masters degree in Early Childhood Sp/Gen Ed at Bank Street College. I taught 3-yr-olds for two years in NYC before taking time off to have our son, Liam. Liam was born in Brooklyn on April 2, 2008, and is the love of our lives. We have just moved back to the Boston area to be close to my family: Liam's grandparents, Elizabeth and Gary, and Uncle Soren. Jeremy has also just started a new job in Newton. I am now a stay-at-home mom, which we feel blessed to be able to make happen. We are enjoying Cambridge, and I love being not too far from the old school.

Georgia Lyman starred as Maggie in the Lyric Stage Company production of Tennessee Williams's ''Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.'' (From the Boston Globe 2/18/09): "Lyman's Maggie is often just mesmerizing to watch. Maggie's expert baiting of Brick (and her undisguised glee when, in a rare outburst, he responds to it), her cruelly funny imitations of her nasty-sweet sister-in-law, her physical longing for the husband she knows doesn't want her - Lyman finds specific, precise, and fully believable ways to inhabit each of these mercurially shifting moods. She is, as Maggie must be, absolutely pulsing with life. Link

I'm heading into my second year of a PhD program at Boston College in Education, Research, Measurement and Evaluation. I'm still living in Somerville, not far from where I grew up; now with my husband of 5 years. I'm active in local community theatre, and pursue creative writing among other hobbies.

I work as a transportation planner for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and am currently managing an extension of the MBTA Green Line to Somerville and Medford.  I'm the proud mother to a preschool daughter, a baker, a reader, and knitter, and a devoted Cantabridgian.

I live in Copenhagen, Denmark. Married to a Dane, and two children: Maya (2) and Tobias (4). I still have fond memories of my early years at Fayerweather!

“For the better part of two decades, Joe Gittleman has been the bass player for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, one of the most successful ska bands in history. He has toured the globe several times over, playing everything from small neighborhood Boston bars to headlining slots at major festivals.” Recently Joe was hired by Lyndon State College earlier this year to teach in the college’s Music Business and Industry degree program. Link

A recent update is that I graduated from Lesley University in May 2008 with my M.Ed and have been teaching Grade One in Lawrence.  It has been challenging but fun.  I have two boys, Michael who is going into Grade 3 and Ben who will be starting middle school this fall.  My husband Steve works in software down in Waltham.  We are excited to do a few weeks of camping in the woods before the summer ends!

(From Brooke Corey ’81):

My wife Nanci is pregnant with her first, my third child. My daughters Emma and Caroline attend Larchmont Charter School in Los Angeles, with a similar to Fayerweather project based curriculum, where I have the pleasure to volunteer with other school parents who had a similar progressive education.

I received my MA TESOL from San Francisco State University in 1993 and have taught in the U.S. and Peru in university, community college, and workplace programs. I am also the author of several ESOL textbooks, including Northstar 3: Listening & Speaking and Contemporary Topics 1 (Pearson Longman), which include audio, video and Internet activities to teach ESOL. I am also active in MATSOL, the Massachusetts affiliate of TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages).

I'm 46, and editor of the Tampa Bay Business Journal. Blessed to have had a lot of exciting experiences in a range of media, from photography and film to journalism, radio and TV. Was at Fayerweather in the year at the Armenian Church in Watertown and then watched the school being built in Cambridge...my mom played a role as an admin. Had some formative memories, especially as it relates to experiences like drama, dance and watching Apollo missions on small TVs. Felt like reaching back a little. Thanks.