President
CHUCK BERWICK
Senior Investment Writer, The Vanguard Group, Inc. • Church of the Saviour • Wife: Sally • Children attending DC: Bradford 6th, Chase 4th
Completed 3 years on the Board
Board of Trustees
2019-20 Board Members
Vice President
MEGAN DALY KING
Attorney • Springton Lake Presbyterian Church • Husband: Thomas • Children attending DC: Aubryn 6th, Maisie 4th, Sawyer 2nd, Teagan K
Completed 2 years on the Board
Secretary
MATT MCGOWEN
Attorney, NewLaw PLLC • Partner, McGowen Equity Partners. • Proclamation Presbyterian Church • Wife: Lindsay • Children attending DC: Lily 1st, Grace K
Completed 1 year on the Board
Treasurer
DAMON SWANER
Managing Director, JPMorgan Chase • Christ Community Church • Wife: Lynn • Children attending DC: Ashley 11th, Damon 8th, Caitlyn 4th
Completed 1 year on the Board
CHRIS BARBEE
Retired Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers • Calvary Chapel of Delaware County • Wife: Colleen • Children who graduated from DC: Christopher Class of 2012, Connor Class of 2013, Catherine Class of 2007
Completed 1 year on the Board
TOM CORCIMIGLIA
President & CEO of Thomas Charles Wealth Management and Partner at Private Advisor Group • Christ Community Church • Wife: Natalie • Children who graduated from or are attending DC: Clay, Class of 2018, Nathan 12th, Sky 9th, Sam 1st
Completed 2 years on the Board
JEFF DILL
Affiliate Professor of Sociology and Liberal Studies in the Templeton Honors College at Eastern University • Research Scholar at the University of Virginia's Institute for Advanced Studies on Culture • Church of the Good Samaritan • Wife: Heather • Children attending DC: Jack 11th, Micah 10th, Cody 8th, Carter 5th
Completed 1 year on the Board
ANDY IOTT
Senior Vice President of Global Product Development at Globus Medical • Springton Lake Presbyterian Church • Wife: Jenny • Children attending DC: Ben 12th, Maggie 8th
SHELLINA MARSHALL
Children and Family Director at Springton Lake Presbyterian Church • Springton Lake Presbyterian Church • Husband: Jonathon • Children attending DC: Isaiah 3rd, Elijah 1st
MICHAEL OH
Global Executive Director/CEO, Lausanne Movement • Renewal Presbyterian Church • Wife: Pearl • Children who graduated from or are attending DC: Hannah Class of 2018, Mikaela 12th, Eowyn 10th, Elliot 8th, Michael 6th
Completed 1 year on the Board
JIM PITOFSKY
Managing Director, Strategic Alliances
John Templeton Foundation • Cornerstone Christian Church • Wife: Becky • Children attending DC: Asher 6th, Luke 4th
Completed 2 years on the Board
HOLLY ROBERTS
Homemaker • Proclamation Presbyterian Church • Husband: Matt • Children attending DC: Anna 11th, Reed 10th, Porter 7th
Completed 1 year on the Board
ADAM SACKS
President, Tourism Economics • Covenant Fellowship • Wife: Bethany • Children attending DC: Corin 11th, Annabelle 8th, Jude 6th
Completed 1 year on the Board
MARK WILSON
American Bible Society, CFO • Church of the Saviour • Wife: Nathalie • Children who graduated or are attending DC: Maximilien, Class of 2018, Benjamin 8th
Completed 4 years on the Board
CARLTON WYNNE
Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology and Apologetics, Westminster Theological Seminary • Proclamation Presbyterian • Wife: Linley • Children attending DC: Robert 6th, Connor 4th, and Anderson 1st
Delaware County Christian School (DC) is an independent Christian school incorporated as a Pennsylvania nonprofit corporation under the name Delaware County Christian School Society, Inc. The school is governed by a Board of Trustees elected by current parents, faculty, staff, and former parents and alumni who financially contribute to the school. As “keepers” of DC’s Mission, the Board of Trustees is responsible for ensuring the DC Mission is realized both today and in the future, through establishing strategic direction of the school and providing oversight of the Head of School.
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