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Administrative Team

Administrative Team

List of 24 items.

  • Mason Lecky, Headmaster

    Mason Lecky became Headmaster of St. Christopher's School in 2016. Before returning to his hometown of Richmond, Mason served St. Albans School in Washington, DC, as a teacher, coach, and administrator. From 2009 to 2016, Mason was the Head of School at St. Andrew's Episcopal School in New Orleans. A 2014 Columbia University Klingenstein Fellow, Mason holds an undergraduate degree in history from the University of Virginia and a master's degree in education from Harvard University. He has served on the Board of the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools, as Chair of the Elementary Accreditation Committee for the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest, and as Vice President of the Louisiana Association of Independent Schools. Mason presently serves as a Trustee for the International Boys' Schools Coalition, the Collegiate School in New York City, the Virginia Association of Independent Schools, and the Richmond Board of the Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities. Mason and his wife, Megan, have two sons and one daughter.

  • Jane Garnet Brown, Director of Development

    In 2019, Jane Garnet Brown joined St. Christopher’s School as the Director of Development. Most recently Jane Garnet worked at the MCV Foundation, where she was the Director of Gift Planning. Prior to that, Jane Garnet served as the Director of Capital Giving at the Nightingale-Bamford School, an independent, all-girls K-12 school in New York City, and before that as the Associate Director of Gift Planning at Columbia University. Jane Garnet began her fundraising career at Episcopal High School in Alexandria as the Assistant Director of Annual Giving. Jane Garnet earned her undergraduate degree in history at Davidson College and holds masters degrees from Columbia University in fundraising management and from Campbell University in trust and wealth management. Jane Garnet and her husband, Tyler Brown ‘01, have two young sons.

  • Kerry Court, Director of the Arts

    Kerry Court joined St. Christopher’s as Director of the Arts in July 2021, where she leads the performing and visual arts departments and programs. Most recently, Kerry served as the assistant director of Choral Music for St. Albans School and National Cathedral School in Washington, D.C., where she grew choral enrollment and oversaw musical programming. Previously, Kerry served as Co-Chair of the Music Department and as Musical Director and Choral Director for the Middle and Upper School at St. Catherine’s School, as well as teaching in the Lower School for two years. Kerry earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education from Bucknell University and a Master of Music degree in Conducting from the Eastman School of Music. She and her husband have one young son. 

  • Ed Cowell, Assistant Head of School for Community Engagement

    Ed Cowell joined St. Christopher’s School in 2019 as the Director of Community and Inclusion. Ed has over 25 years of teaching and leadership experience, including five years as headmaster at the Salisbury School, a K-12 independent school in Maryland; and 15 years as a dean of students, chief diversity officer, and director of multicultural affairs at Salisbury University, Bucknell University, and the College of William and Mary, respectively. Ed earned his undergraduate degree in psychology from Virginia Wesleyan College, a master of education administration degree from VCU, and has completed additional graduate work in education policy, planning, and leadership from William and Mary.

  • Hiram Cuevas, Director of Information Systems and Academic Technology

    Hiram Cuevas joined St. Christopher’s in 1991 as a middle school science teacher, advisor, and coach.  During his tenure, he also served as the Middle School Technology Coordinator and as the Director of Summer Programs from 2002 to 2005. In 2006, Hiram managed the deployment of SaintsNet, the school’s first JK-12 student information system.  Hiram was also instrumental in getting St. Christopher's School recognized as the Spotlight School at the Lausanne Learning Conference in 2015. He is currently the Director of Academic Technology and holds the Charles S. Luck II ‘51 Chair of Academic Technology. In 2019, Hiram was named the Executive Director of Blackbaud's K-12 Advisory Board and in 2021, he was recognized by the Association of Technology Leaders in Independent Schools(ATLIS) as a Pillar award recipient. Hiram holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the College of William and Mary and is a member of the college’s Athletics Hall of Fame.

  • Janine Davila, Director of Auxiliary Operations

    Janine Davila joined St. Christopher’s in 2016 and is the Director of Auxiliary Operations. Janine's role includes overseeing summer programs, the bookstore, facility rentals, the dining program including the Saints' Café, and private academic and music tutors. Previously, Janine founded J9 Marketing Solutions, an event planning and marketing company for local nonprofits. She was also the marketing director of Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden where she initiated the music series “Groovin’ in the Garden” and helped create the GardenFest of Lights. Janine earned her bachelor’s in Fine Arts from Virginia Commonwealth University.

  • Sharon Dion, Director of Communications

    Sharon Dion joined St. Christopher’s in 2018. Sharon’s role encompasses strategic planning and execution of communications and marketing for the school. Prior to St. Christopher’s, Sharon was a Director of Brand Strategy at Capital One where she held a variety of marketing and communications leadership positions during her tenure. She was also an Account Supervisor at The Martin Agency for over seven years. Sharon holds a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Richmond. She and her husband, Chris, have three young Saints.

  • Mark Gentry, Director of Facilities

    Mark Gentry​ joined St. Christophers in 2017 as the Director of Facilities. ​Mark has over 16 years of independent school facilities-oversight experience. He also ​served as the Lead Engineer for Bon Secours Stuart Circle Hospital from 1995 to 2001, as well as the Lead Mechanic and Foreman of Commercial Mechanical from 1986 to 1995. Mark's many technical credentials include licensing and certification in plumbing, mechanical, HVAC, and other facilities-management fields.

  • Karen Glasco, Executive Assistant to the Headmaster

    Karen Glasco joined St. Christopher’s in 2011. In addition to supporting the Headmaster, Karen works with the School’s Board of Governors, the Administrative Team, the Crisis Management Team, and the VAIS Accreditation Committee, among other responsibilities. She assisted the Head of School Search Committee and served on the Internal Transition Committee for the new Head of School.  Prior to coming to St. Christopher’s, Karen served as Executive Assistant to the Episcopal Bishop of Virginia from 1984 until 2009. Prior to that, she worked for the State of Virginia House of Delegates. Karen earned her certificate in paralegal studies from the University of Richmond. 

  • Kim Hudson, Interim Head of Upper School and Director of the Center for the Study of Boys

    Kim Hudson joined St. Christopher’s in 2006 as an Upper School Academic Resource teacher.  She was named Director of the Center for the Study of Boys when the center launched in 2014.  Kim works to promote best practices in engaging and teaching boys through research, professional development, and programming.  She also serves as a faculty advisor to the Peer Advisor Program and as a member of the Community Assistance Team and the Upper School Guidance Committee.  Previously, Kim worked as an elementary special education teacher in Hanover County, a graduate assistant and course instructor at UVA’s Curry School of Education, and an adjunct professor for the VCU School of Education.  Kim holds bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees from University of Virginia. Kim is a recipient of the Andrew Jackson Bolling III Faculty Award and the Armstrong-Jennings Award. Kim holds the Chair of Distinguished Teaching and Collaborative Research. 

  • Warren Hunter, Head of Middle School

    Warren Hunter began his career at St. Christopher’s in 2006 serving as a kindergarten aide.  During his tenure, he has served as a middle school history teacher, a 7th grade Forum teacher, a 9th grade health teacher, a summer camp counselor, and has coached football, basketball, and baseball.  While serving as Director of Middle School Student Life in 2016, Warren assumed the role of Interim Head of Middle School and was named Head of Middle School later that year. Warren received a bachelor's degree from Washington and Lee University, a master's degree from Virginia Commonwealth University, and a doctoral degree from the College of William and Mary. 

  • Hamill Jones '00, Director of Admissions and Financial Aid

    After graduating from St. Christopher's in 2000, Hamill Jones joined the St. Christopher's faculty in 2006 as an Upper School History teacher and coach. During his time at St. Christopher's, Hamill has served as an advisor, a grade level chair, an admissions ambassador, and he is the Head Coach of the Varsity Basketball Team. In 2004, Hamill graduated from Washington and Lee University with a B.A. in History and Journalism, and he was a three-year captain of the basketball team. In 2011, Hamill earned an MLA from the University of Richmond.

  • Jim Jump, Director of College Counseling and Upper School Academic Dean

    Jim Jump, Academic Dean and Director of College Counseling, has served St. Christopher’s since 1990, after having previously been an admissions officer, professor, and coach at the college level.  He is a Past President of the National Association for College Admission Counseling (the professional organization for college admissions officers and secondary school counselors). Jim’s expertise makes him a sought-after source for the media, having been interviewed on NPR’s “All Things Considered” and quoted on the front page of the New York Times and in the Chronicle of Higher Education.  Jim teaches Public Speaking in the Upper School, coaches varsity baseball  and is Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach. He received a bachelor's degree from Randolph-Macon College and a master's degree from the University of Delaware.

  • Sarah Mansfield, Assistant Head of School

    In 2012, Sarah Mansfield joined St. Christopher’s as Assistant Head of School. She works with cross-divisional groups of administrators, faculty, and staff members on curricular initiatives, professional development, and all-school programming. Recently named a 2019 TED-Ed Innovative Educator, Sarah attended the TED Summit in Edinburgh, Scotland where she also delivered a TED Talk. Before joining St. Christopher's, Sarah served as founding director of Chesterfield County's Center for Leadership and International Relations, taught English at New Kent, Monacan, and James River high schools, and created James River’s Teachers for Tomorrow Program. Sarah earned her bachelor’s in English, her master’s in teaching, and her doctorate in educational leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University.

  • MARYN WARD, DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTING & BUSINESS MANAGER

    Maryn Ward joined St. Christopher’s as Director of Accounting & Business Manager in 2019. Maryn oversees our Business Office, leading the accounting and daily business operations of both the School and the Foundation.  She also works closely with our CFO, David Reynolds, and our Boards and committees on strategic financial initiatives. Maryn started her career as an audit manager with KPMG LLP, then served as an accounting manager for Markel Corporation. She comes to St. Christopher’s most recently from Collegiate School, where she held a senior accounting role. Maryn is a graduate of James Madison University and is a CPA in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

  • Abbey Moring, Director of Extended Day and Little Saints

    Abbey Moring joined St. Christopher’s Extended Day in 2014 and was named Director of Extended Day in 2017. Previously, Abbey worked as a 1st grade and pre-school teacher and also as a private tutor in Virginia, North Carolina, and Colorado. An alumna of St. Catherine's School, Abbey earned her B.A. in English from the University of Colorado and her licensure in elementary education from the University of North Carolina-Asheville. She earned her master’s degree in education from the University of Virginia’s Curry School of Education.

  • Ren O’Ferrall ‘85, Director of Athletics

    After graduating from St. Christopher’s in 1985, Ren attended Virginia Military Institute, where he earned an undergraduate degree in Economics. He later earned a graduate degree in Sport Leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University. Ren returned to St. Christopher’s in 1994 as a member of the Lower School Physical Education Department. He has served in numerous capacities during his tenure, including being a three-sport coach for more than 20 years, the Director of Summer Programs and Assistant Athletic Director.  A recipient of the Petey Jacobs Award for Coaching Excellence, Ren was named Director of Athletics in 2015.

  • The Rev. John Ohmer, Upper School Chaplain

    ​​The Rev. John Ohmer has almost thirty years as an ordained Episcopal priest: Interim Dean for the Cathedral of All Souls in Asheville, N.C., Rector of the Falls Church Episcopal in Falls Church, VA, Rector of St. James Episcopal Church in Leesburg, and Youth Pastor for St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Arlington. He is a graduate of Wabash College and earned a Master of Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary. Prior to ordination, he had a brief career in government, working as a Capitol Hill staff member, press secretary and speech writer in his home state of Indiana. As an author, John regularly contributes columns and perspective pieces for the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, and in 2015 he published Slaying Your Goliaths: How God Can Help (2015).

  • David Reynolds, CFO/COO

    David Reynolds joined St. Christopher’s in 2009.  Prior to joining the School, David was employed with SunTrust Bank and its predecessors in Richmond for nearly 25 years in various commercial banking, credit administration, private wealth management and retail positions.  David received a bachelor’s degree in political science from the College of William & Mary and a master’s degree in finance from Virginia Commonwealth University.

  • Todd Stansbery, Head of Lower School

    Todd Stansbery joined St. Christopher’s School in July 2021. Most recently, Todd served as Head of School at The Tuxedo Park School, where he developed character education programs, enhanced diversity and updated the PK-9 grade curriculum during his tenure. Previously, Todd served as Head of School at The Swain School in Pennsylvania, founding Head of Lower School at St. Andrew’s School in Boca Raton, Florida, and Associate Director of the Lower School at St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes School in Alexandria, Virginia. Mr. Stansbery received his BA from the College of Wooster and a Masters of Science from Johns Hopkins University. He and his wife, Nancy, have two grown children.

  • Tony Szymendera, Director of Strategic Priorities

    An English major at Haverford College, Tony Szymendera joined St. Christopher’s in 1986 as an Upper School English teacher and coach.  During his early years at the school, Tony served as Director of Student Activities, Dean of Students, and Director of Upper School while also teaching English and history and coaching football, basketball, and baseball. He has been recognized with the Armstrong Jennings Faculty Prize for the development of student leadership as well as the Albert “Petey” Jacobs Award for excellence in coaching. The varsity baseball head coach since 1988, Tony has led teams to numerous Prep League and VISAA state titles as well as regional and national rankings. Along the way he has collected league and state coach of the year honors as well. Tony earned his Masters in Education from Virginia Commonwealth University. He is the proud father of a St. Christopher's graduate and two alumnae of St. Catherine’s School where his wife teaches math in the upper school.

  • Andy Taibl, Associate Director of Athletics and Co-Director of CAP

    In 2016, Andy Taibl joined St. Christopher’s as Associate Director of Athletics and Leadership Programming.  Andy spent 13 years at St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School in Alexandria, VA, where he served as Director of Summer and Auxiliary Programs, Associate Dean of Students, Director of Athletics, teacher, and coach.  Andy holds an undergraduate degree in history with a minor in philosophy from Washington College where he was co-captain of the 1998 NCAA Division III Lacrosse Championship team.

  • Ann Vanichkachorn, Director of Health and Wellness

    Ann Vanichkachorn joined St Christopher's School in 2013 as the Director of Health Services after many years of clinical practice in the specialty of OB/GYN. After obtaining her OB/ GYN residency at Pennsylvania Hospital/ University of Pennsylvania Health Systems, Ann founded South Hill Women's Health Associates and delivered OB care to several underserved counties in rural Virginia. In 2004, Ann joined Virginia Women's Center in Richmond until she retired from clinical medicine to focus on family needs. At present, her focus is to bring health and wellness to the school in ways such that learning can be maximized across all divisions. Driven by best practices and validated data, Ann hopes to explore novel ways to best serve our school community. Ann received an undergraduate degree in East Asian Art History from the University of Pennsylvania and a medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine.

  • Davis Wrinkle ‘81, Director of Alumni and Parent Relations

    A graduate of St. Christopher’s, Davis Wrinkle returned to St. Christopher’s in 1995 as Director of Alumni Affairs and Annual Giving. Most recently in 2023, he transitioned into the role of Director of Alumni and Parent Relations. After receiving a bachelor’s degree from Hampden-Sydney College, Davis worked in the Trust Department at Crestar Bank and helped launch a successful residential construction company. Davis has served as an Upper School advisor and has coached JV and 8th grade baseball. He has a son at St. Christopher's and a daughter at St. Catherine's. 
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