FALL 2026 Ransom Everglades LOG 3 I’m proud to introduce other features in this magazine. We offer a look at the soon-to-come Sundheim Humanities Center, a 30,000-square-foot facility that will serve as an academic partner to the Fernandez STEM Center at the upper school. The visual essay starting on page 22 includes insights from RE families who are supporting the project; please take time to learn how you can contribute to a facility that will continue the exciting transformation of the upper school at RE. You can peruse our annual Report of Giving beginning on page 47, which offers proof that the RE community believes in the special power of an RE education. I loved the testimony provided by Alex Kleyner and Diana Ulis P’31 ’32, in the “Why I Give” feature on page 28. The couple paid homage to their mothers – both teachers – with their contribution to the Patrick and Kristen McMahon Faculty Endowment Fund, created in 2024 to ensure cost-of-living stipends for our full-time teachers in perpetuity. Our celebration of the Class of 2026 includes the now traditional photo in college T-shirts on the steps of the Fernandez STEM Center days before graduation. The photo on pages 4-5 taken by Communications Associate Suzanne Kores captures the joy of members of that class and the remarkable array of colleges and universities they are attending this fall. Our youngest alumni are officially on the purposeful path taken by many previous generations of Ransom Everglades graduates, living out the fullest expression of an RE education: To leave the world better than they found it. Rachel Rodriguez Head of School An RE graduate leads with integrity, courage and purpose.” “
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