Most recently, he taught for 11 years at Oakwood High School in Ohio, during which time he took a one-year sabbatical to Egypt, having traveled there before. He used the opportunity to enrich his interest and experience in archeology, and was employed by the Yale Monastic Archaeology Project to build and maintain a database of their excavation finds and documentation.
Several years prior, he worked as a web journalist for The Scriptorium, Center For Christian Antiquities, where he researched, wrote and digitally photographed weekly editions of web pages about archaeology and life in Egypt while working in Wadi Natrun, Egypt. In addition to his love of science and commitment to life-long learning, Mark was proud to be the creator and Advisor to the Electric Cart Racing Club at Oakwood, a team that participated in Electrathon America.
He also has fond memories of working as an exhibitor at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago. Mary Butcher joins the Lower School math faculty. Mary comes to us most recently from the New England Aquarium and her role as Visitor Educator where she shared messages around climate change and the crucial role our ocean plays in maintaining a healthy planet.
Previously, she taught math in both public and independent schools in the UK and has led work protecting students in at-risk groups. A multi-instrumentalist, Mary leads a choir in her community and plays in some casual ensemble groups.
She also loves to run, hike, and indoor climb. Rosy began her career as an educator when she took a position as a teacher and residential assistant at the School for Field Studies in Costa Rica.
There she set up transects in the jungle, hiking the country's highest peak, and co-leading science research trips to volcanoes and coffee farms. Her first introduction to an independent school was at Taft School in Connecticut, where she taught, coached, and lived in a dorm while completing her advanced degree in education. She comes to us from Walnut Hill School. An avid traveler, Rosy has led trips backpacking, day-hiking, cross country skiing and climbing, and continues to do so over the summers with the Road Less Traveled Organization.
Julia Conno r joins the performing arts faculty. Julia has been teaching privately and performing as violinist in the Boston area since graduating from the New England Conservatory of Music in In addition to maintaining her own private studio in Roslindale, she has taught as part of Winsor's After School Music program since , at the New England Conservatory Preparatory School, and for the past two years has been a teaching artist at the Panama Jazz Festival.
McCarthy was a positive influence to many and will be remembered as a kind, loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend. Michael will be truly missed by his family and friends, who will now take comfort in knowing that he did his very best in life and is now resting in peace. To share a condolence message or special memory, please click the link above.
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