Julie Aigner-Clark

Julie Aigner-Clark (December 1st, 1904-December 16th, 1991) was the co-creator of School and the Backyard Gang. She was the late wife of Christopher Sarson-Clark, the mother of Emily Clark, Miles Clark, Ben Clark, Ellie Clark, Charlie Clark, Janice Costello, and Julie Aigner-Clark Jr., and the grandmother of Emily Kennedy, Brad Boller, Amy Boller, James Boller, Sharika Metha, Caroline Metha, Bethany Clark, Cara Clark, Zoe Costello, Aspen Clark, and Sierra Clark. 
Aigner-Clark was the producer of the show for all seven seasons, created while studying early childhood education. It soon evolved into a full TV series with 5 pilots. She was also producer for Kids' TV and Zoom with her husband Christopher. 
Clark was born on December 1st, 1904 in Charlie, California. In the third grade, attended Studio C Elementary where most of her experiences inspired the series. Her grandmother Delia taught her how to direct and produce TV and Movies at age 9. She attended Showbuisness University from 1922 to 1925. 
Before School and the Backyard Gang, Clark worked on various jobs in addition to working for develpoing the series. She died on December 16th, 1991 in Denver, Colorado. 
Her children are now producers for the show as well as the Baby Einstein series of videos, most notably her last child.
== Series Credits ==
* co-created by
* Executive Producer
* Writer
* Director
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