By Keira Chen (III) This year, Pingry welcomes back Ms. Holmes-Glogower to co-teach Form III Financial Literacy alongside Mr. Weckesser, as well as work as the Director of People Operations and Talent Development. Ms. Holmes-Glogower is also involved with several Pingry groups, including the Alumni Board, the Alumni of Color Affinity group, and the Anti-Racism Task Force.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n
She has two children, one of whom attends kindergarten at the Pingry Short Hills campus. Ms. Holmes-Glogower graduated from Pingry in ’99 and attended Columbia University, receiving a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. She later returned to Pingry to fill in several positions because of her love of the community. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Having worked closely with finance in the past, Ms. Holmes-Glogower agreed to teach Financial Literacy, stating that “It just made sense\u2026 to leverage that knowledge to help our students.” <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Ms. Holmes-Glogower says she’s excited by Pingry’s growth, though she has more in mind for Pingry\u2019s future. Her goal is to create a long-term plan to solidify Pingry’s HR team; this year is just for laying the foundation. Ms. Holmes-Glogower’s free time is mostly spent with her kids, although she enjoys reading, watching soccer, and studying interior design. When asked what else she’d like to share, Ms. Holmes-Glogower responded that she’s “… excited to be back at Pingry, as it’s a place that did a lot for me in my life; to be able to come back and give back to the school in a significant way is really important to me, and I feel really lucky that I’m able to do it.”
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