In Memoriam
James “Jim” May
James “Jim” May, Faculty, Dean of Students,
Head of Student Counseling, 1971–1985
Head of Student Counseling, 1971–1985
Jim May worked at The Bush School from 1971 to 1985, teaching Upper School English, film study, communications, and sophomore seminar. He also served as dean of students and the head of student counseling. After leaving Bush, he became the first director of the National Fathers Network, establishing many programs across the country. Upon retiring, Jim and his wife, Gina May, who directed plays and taught drama at Bush for four years, traveled the world extensively.
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