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Executive Committee

Ebony Harley ’05, President

Ebony graduated from Davidson College in 2009 with a BA in Economics. After spending four years pursuing her interests in project management at Bank of America, Ebony switched gears and spent one year as a grassroots organizer for the Baltimore non-profit Advocates for Children and Youth. These experiences led her to pursue a dual-masters at the University of Maryland, and, in 2017, she graduated with both an MBA and an MSW (Master of Social Work). Ebony is currently a project manager at CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield. She lives in Parkville and enjoys listening to Beyoncé and volunteering in her free time. Ebony has been an active volunteer with SPSG, serving as a Social Media Ambassador, Gator Day Ambassador, and Swamp Soiree Auction Committee member.

Hayward Sawers Caswell ’09, Past President

As a member of the Class of 2009 and a Green Team member, Hayward earned 10 varsity letters and was the recipient of the C. Markland Kelly Award. Hayward has the distinction of also being a St. Paul’s School for Girl’s legacy – her mother Kelle McPeters Sawers is an alumna class of 1982 and sister Shelton graduated in 2019. Hayward graduated from Gettysburg College where she received her degree in Political Science in 2013. She was a member of both the Women’s Field Hockey team and Women’s Lacrosse team, which won an NCAA National Championship in 2010. Upon graduation, Hayward began her career in the Baltimore Ravens Ticket Office and has been in her current role, Suite Sales & Services Manager, since 2019. Hayward can also be seen coaching SPSG’s JV lacrosse team which she has led for the past 4 years with fellow alumna Christa Stoehr ’09.

Emily Dwyer Dillon ‘12, Vice President

Maggie Kallmyer Klaes ’00

After graduating from SPSG in 2000, Maggie attended Cabrini College to pursue an undergraduate degree in Early Childhood, Elementary, and Special Education. In 2004, Maggie returned to Baltimore to teach kindergarten and to begin her masters degree program in Special Education at Notre Dame of Maryland University. The following year, she began working at Connections Education in their enrollment department and now serves as the Director of Academic Placement for Pearson Online and Blended Learning. Maggie lives in Timonium with her husband, Brad, and son, Charlie.

Mary Madden ’88

During her 12 years at SPSG, Mary pursued dance, visual arts and excelled in Spanish classes. She has a BS in Journalism from Boston University and an MS in Marketing from Johns Hopkins University. Mary has worked in marketing and communications for organizations large and small since earning her degrees and is currently the Marketing Director for Cometch in Annapolis. She lives in Baltimore city and has a wide breadth of volunteer experience in the education sector.

Tiffany McKee ’14

Jess Verdi ’03

Kelle McPeters Sawers ’82

Head’s Advisory Council

For over 60 years, alumnae have provided important leadership in shaping their alma mater and guiding the fulfillment of the school’s mission. The Head’s Advisory Council (HAC) continues this longstanding tradition of alumnae involvement in the life of SPSG. The HAC will work in conjunction with the executive board of the Alumnae Association to support all aspects of school life. Single-gender education has played an important role in the paths chosen by our graduates, and our goal is to ensure alumnae continue to support the school as it educates and empowers young women.

The Head’s Advisory Council is comprised of influential alumnae who are leaders in their fields. Representing a variety of personal and professional backgrounds, council members serve to advise the Head of School on topics including, but not limited to, diversity, equity, and inclusion; fundraising; admissions and marketing; curriculum and educational practices; alumnae relations and professional networking; and organizational efficiency.

If you are interested in serving SPSG as a council member, please complete this form.

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