All Saints Episcopal School ANNUAL REPORT 2017-2018

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18

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“GRATITUDE MAKES SENSE OF OUR PAST, BRINGS PEACE FOR TODAY, AND CREATES A VISION FOR TOMORROW.”— MELODY BEATTIE

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his past year, more than any other, I have been humbled by the outpouring of love and support of the All Saints community and am grateful for the evidence of God’s unfailing presence and guidance. How is it that out of all the challenges we have faced this past year (Hurricane Harvey, three ice events, multiple flu epidemics, a small explosive device left at the neighboring church...), GRATITUDE is on the cover of this Annual Report? Because the gratitude we have felt, the gratitude we have witnessed, and the gratitude we hold dear in our hearts is what will remain with us forever. Melody Beattie’s quote is a reminder of the power of gratitude as we reflect on All Saints, from our roots, to the accomplishments of today, and our plans for tomorrow.

Gratitude makes sense of our past...

Each year we are more and more grateful for our founding families, our two supporting parishes (St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church), the generosity of our past donors, the leadership of our past administrations, faculty, staff and Board of Trustees, and the countless families and students who brought us to this phenomenal place in time, poised for growth and greatness in the 21st Century.

Gratitude brings peace for today...

With each new challenge during this past year, God’s peace was palpable and gave us opportunities to be grateful for His grace.

All Saints encountered God’s peace in many forms: • Donations, prayers, and helping hands from alumni and friends in the community to support flood victims • Outstanding faculty commitment going above and beyond to make sure each student received everything they needed, even after multiple school closures

• An incredibly active Parent Association strategically planning community-building events to remind us how much we enjoy being together and to provide respite from the stress of our storm ravaged area • Highly responsive and caring law enforcement agents, working in tandem with our calm and well prepared faculty and staff, ensuring comfort and safety in the midst of the explosive event at St. Stephen’s and for the remainder of the school year Gratitude creates a vision for tomorrow…

Our gratitude inspires us to dream big and strive for more. Whether it is planning for future growth of the school, researching new curriculum, providing professional development on innovative strategies and methodologies, or reviewing and revising campus security and emergency plans, we can confidently create a vision for tomorrow, grateful for the blessings that sustain us.

Take a few moments and flip through the following pages of our 2017-2018 Annual Report. As much as I have been humbled by the outpouring of love and support of the All Saints community this past year, I am equally humbled by the opportunity to serve as your Head of School. I am profoundly filled with GRATITUDE for your continued vote of trust and confidence in allowing us to be part of the formation of your precious children.

With a grateful heart, SCOOTIE CLARK Head of School Head of School for the Day After a successful bid

for the “Head of School for the Day” auction item, Ayden Albanese reported to the front office dressed for the part. Ayden began his day-long tenure by greeting students in carpool. He then made announcements in chapel, conducted surveys with the student body, and enjoyed a working lunch with Mrs. Clark. Whatever path Ayden chooses for his future profession we know it will involve making people feel welcome, thanking them for their service, and showing up in a great looking outfit!

SCHOOL PRAYER Father in heaven, whose Son Jesus Christ took children into His arms and blessed them; Bless, we pray, the students of All Saints School.

Grant that we may grow up reverently in Your love; Give us day by day strength and guidance, so that we may continue in Your love and service until our lives end. Grant this, for Jesus Christ’s sake. Amen.

2017-18 BOARD OF TRUSTEES EXECU TIVE COMMITTE E

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President, Craig Messer Vice President, Dan Mabry Secretary, Julie Toups Treasurer, Mr. Gerald Richardson

Mike Albanese Greg Austin Steven Balke Tony Clark

Susannah Cronin Stephanie Daleo Rachel Grove Kelly Henry Chris Johnsen

Alison Low Lane Lostak Dennis Moncla Rachael Roane

Our Board of Trustees continues to strategically plan for the future growth of All Saints, constantly navigating our financial stability, maintaining our beautiful buildings and grounds, and ensuring the school follows our mission to be a community dedicated to academic excellence in a secure and supportive Christian environment. This past year, our Board diligently endorsed the efforts of the school with their prayers, their on-campus presence, and their pledge of continued leadership. Here is a snapshot of the 2017-2018 highlights established by the School and supported by the Board:

ALL SAINTS AT A GLANCE

TECHNOLOGY

BLACKBAUD VIKING PORTAL

108 iPads Grades 3-5 10 MacBook Pros 10 Document Cameras Infrastructure Upgrade

NEW CURRICULUM ADOPTION

K-1 Reading Curriculum 2-3 Spelling Curriculum 5-6 Science Curriculum

BY THE NUMBERS 2017-18 392 Total Students 99 Primary 189 Lower School 104 Middle School

PK4-2ND GRADE PLAYGROUND

NEW FOOD SERVICE COMPETITIONS 2017-18

Healthy snacks & lunches

1st Place in Robotics - District 1st Place in PSIA - District 6th Consecutive Year

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2017-18 PARENT ASSOCIATION BOARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT ALISON LOW PRESIDENT ELECT DIANE MCNELIS TREASURER MICHELLE STACEY SECRETARY TRACI GATES

Book Fair

PAST PRESIDENT KELLY HENRY

Carnival

Carnival

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

BOOK FAIR APRIL LINDSAY MARY BETH WHIDDON CARNIVAL KICK-OFF PARTY ALISON LOW DIANE MCNELIS CARNIVAL KATIE OCHOA

Carnival

Carnival

New Family Reception Chairs

FACULTY FAN CLUB BONNIE DEAN FAMILY BINGO NIGHT ALISON LOW MELANIE HEARTFIELD

“There is tremendous joy in the

gifts given by the ASPA knowing that each child’s life is enriched.”

GARDENING ANNA EDWARDSON DANAH FRENS GRANDPARENTS AND SPECIAL FRIENDS DAY BRANDI CLAYBAR GINA CRENSHAW NEW FAMILY RECEPTION BONNIE DEAN SCHOOL SUPPLY SALE SHELLEY DUKE RINAL DOSHI SPIRIT SHOPPE SUSAN REESE TEACHER APPRECIATION LUNCHEONS TAYLOR MCSPADDEN NICOLE ALBANESE TEACHER IN-SERVICE MEALS BROOKE HALL EMILY MILLER

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—ALISON LOW

t is with a grateful heart that I reminisce about the past school year while serving as All Saints Parent Association President. It was a privilege to work with such wonderful and dedicated parent volunteers as we kicked off a challenging school year with unforgettable Hurricane Harvey.

All that we accomplished would not have been possible without their faithful commitment.

I would like to express my gratitude to the ASPA Executive Board and Committee Chairs. Through their volunteer efforts, cherished memories and new relationships were created.

H There are so many terrific ways to be involved with the ASPA. A few of these include: Family Nights, Campus Gardening, Teacher In-Service Meals, Teacher Appreciation Luncheons, School Supply Sale, New Family Reception, Spirit Shoppe, Grandparents and Special Friends Day, Faculty Fan Club, Book Fair and Carnival.

H A new experience on campus this year was Family Bingo night, which encouraged fellowship and friendly competition on our beautiful campus. The 2

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first fall semester event was such a success we decided to host another in the spring semester.

H The Carnival Kick-off party was held at Amelia Farms in February. Proceeds from the live and silent auctions exceeded our expectations, as did the fabulous food and fellowship! Once again we were able to fulfill our mission to the school in providing crucial revenue including teacher wish list items and the scholarship endowment.

There is tremendous joy in the gifts given by the ASPA knowing that each child’s life is enriched.

Because of this support we move forward into the next year with a strong financial base. Please remember to share your heart and time and continue to support the All Saints Parent Association in the 2018-2019 school year.

Sincerely, ALISON LOW Parent Association President 2017-2018

New Family Reception

COMMUNITY

All Saints is a thriving community in the 21st Century, not only committed to excellence and achievement in the academic realm, but also in the efforts made by our All Saints Parent Association in volunteering, raising funds, and supporting the mission of the school. Whether it is planning and participating in campus wide events such as Grandparents & Special Friends Day, the Book Fair, the Carnival, or lending a hand in the classroom, we are filled with GRATITUDE for our parent volunteers who are invaluable members of the All Saints family!

GPSF Day

Book Fair

School Supply Chairs

GPSF Day

Sarah Matheny

Book Fair Chairs

Michael Matheny

Special thanks to Sarah and Michael Matheny, our Honorary Grandparent Chairs for The Fund for All Saints. Mr. and Mrs. Matheny were guest speakers during Grandparents and Special Friends Day chapel.

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2017-2018 VIRTUES OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER

KINDNESS OCTOBER

RESPECT NOVEMBER

GRATITUDE

Pet Blessing Holy Communion Chapel Team

DECEMBER

PEACE JANUARY

SELF-CONTROL FEBRUARY

LOVE MARCH

Pet Blessing

Pet Blessing

Lower School Pageant

HONESTY APRIL

PERSEVERANCE MAY

JOY

Shrove Pancakes

Primary Pageant

Shrove Pancakes

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Primary Christmas Pageant

SPIRITUALITY

Spirituality is experienced throughout our campus in a variety of ways. Daily Chapel, seasonal observances, and unique school traditions allow for worship that encourages respect while strengthening each child’s personal faith and individual growth.

COMMUNITY SERVICE The All Saints Episcopal School community is called to serve in many ways. Each year, the 8th grade class hosts a Shrove Pancake Breakfast on “Fat Tuesday” to raise money for Food for the Poor. (foodforthepoor.org) Additionally, our students participate in raising funds or serving others locally, regionally, and globally.

A few examples of the charities we support include: Food for the Poor Some Other Place Thanksgiving Store EJ Empty Stocking Fund Sister School in Haiti Boys and Girls Haven The Reverend A. Dean Calcote Blessing Of The Pets

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2018 PSIA DISTRICT & STATE WINNERS 1ST GRADE Chloe Ren 3rd Creative Writing Ayden Albanese 6th Storytelling 2ND GRADE Elsa Oommen 3rd Spelling, 6th Storytelling Oliver Bray 3rd Storytelling Aadhya Ravi 5th Storytelling Louis Marchand 6th Spelling 3RD GRADE Hannah Greenberg 3rd Ready Writing, 4th Storytelling Noah Johnson 4th Ready Writing Win Crawford 6th Ready Writing Yagna Kodali 3rd Spelling Adi Patel 4th Spellinhg 4TH GRADE Lou 3rd Math, 2nd Maps (2nd at State) Jordyn Snure 3rd Poetry Bryce Byrd 4th Poetry Daniela Aguilar 5th Poetry

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5TH GRADE J Hailey Renick 1st Poetry, 4th Dictionary, 5th Number Sense Ava Edwardson 3rd Poetry, 4th Vocabulary J Maddie Pipkins 2nd Poetry 6 J Joshua Oommen 3rd Spelling, 2nd Vocabulary, 2nd Dictionary (2nd at State) Sarah Sayyed 6th Spelling, 5th Dictionary J Matthew Kuriakose 1st Vocabulary (5th at State), 3rd Math, 3rd Science (6th) Jud Ripper 6th Music Memory Nuha Momin 3rd Listening Tyler Treme 5th Listening Paul Curry 5th Maps, 6th Science (6th) 6TH GRADE Ada Cokyaman 6th On-SIte Zain Sayyed 3rd Spelling J Emerson Nelson 2nd Ready Writing (10th at State), 5th Listening Skills Saifan Panjwani 6th Improptu Speaking J Claire Ren 1st Number Sense (2nd at State), 1st Math (5th at State) J Olivia Wu 2nd Math (6th at State), 4th Number Sense J Jay Norman 1st Maps

Congratulations to our students who qualified this year for the Duke Talent Identification Program by scoring at or above the 95th percentile on the Stanford 10 Achievement Test: Duke TIP 4th Grade H Annabella Barge, Annalise Bond, Isabella Brandimarte, Melanie Brewer, Georgia Bruser, Bryce Byrd, Avery Daleo, Michael Dean, Benjamin Depew, Sophia Fisher, Harrison Hayes, Isha Patel, Kendra Kelley, Matthew Lou, Ellie Rastall, Jordyn Snure, Jack Stacey, Emily Tancock, and Zarrya Thornhill.

Duke TIP 5th Grade H Samuel Bray, Brooke Carrell, Paul Curry, Avery Jackson, Runi Jasani, Mathew Kuriakose, Nuha Momin, Madelyn Pipkins, Ella Quebodeaux, Hailey Renick, Jud Ripper, Sarah Sayyed, Anna Seinsheimer, Saida Shelton, Sarah Toon, Mackenzie Weaver, Jadyn Wilson, and Zachary Wolff.

Duke TIP 6th Grade H Aayan Anwar, Cameron Augustine, Paige Brandimarte, Zach Brasher, Spencer Bray, William Bucholtz, Ada Cokyaman, Clara Crenshaw, Anjali Doshi, Emery Gideon, Hannah Henry, Chansoo Hwang, Maryah Javed, Weston Miller, Ilahi Modh, Emerson Nelson, Jay Norman, Saifan Panjwani, Regan Reed, Claire Ren, Elizabeth Sanford, Ines Silva, Steven Sooudi, and Drew Turley.

Duke TIP 7th Grade H Humza Arfeen, Meris Cody, Ciara Dunn, Meredith Gideon, Cathleen Johnsen, Sophia Kimball, Sam Marchand, Molly Mills, Anika Momin, Eshal Momin, Ashton Ohmstede, Raj Patel, Sanjay Patibandla, Zeenia Penangwala, Michala Pollard, Wesley Seinsheimer, Teagan Shelton, Kristine Sherman, Cara Shield, Walker Snider, Sarah Sooudi, and Moosa Syed.

Eight 6th and 7th Grade students were chosen by the faculty to represent All Saints at the Junior National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. Selection was based on scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and service. Congratulations to the following students: (6th Grade) – Steven Sooudi, Weston Miller, Cameron Augustine, and Elizabeth Sanford. (7th Grade) – Meredith Gideon, Tristan Lewis, Raj Patel, and Cathleen Johnsen.

7TH GRADE Patibandla 2nd Spelling, 3rd Number Sense J Sam Marchand 5th Spelling, 3rd Art Memory, 5th Modern Oratory, 1st Science (Tie for 4th at State), 2nd Maps, 4th Dictionary Raj Patel 4th Science, 6th Math J Eshal Momin 2nd Dictionary J Moosa Syed 2nd Modern Oratory J Sophia Kimball 2nd Listening Cara Shield 3rd Poetry J Sanjay

Congratulations to Kristine Sherman and Ciara Dunn who qualified for Duke University’s State Recognition which honors 7th Grade Talent Search students who earned qualifying scores on either the ACT or SAT test.

8TH GRADE J Sebastian Kuriakose 1st Math (3rd at State), 1st Science (1st at State), 1st Number Sense (10th at State), 2nd Vocaulary (Tie for 3rd at State) Eshal Jasani 4th Maps J Emily Cerkiewicz 1st Dictionary

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students competing at PSIA State competition in Fort Worth, Texas

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CURRICULUM & TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS CURRICULUM Each section of the school had new curriculum adoptions this year which incorporated research-based materials and resources.

Grades K-1: Fountas and Pinnell Classroom Literacy Curriculum In July 2017, the Kindergarten and first grade teachers and administration attended a three day training on the new adopted literacy curriculum for those grades.

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EXCELLENCE ACADEMIC In spite of the weather related interruptions experienced this past school year, students at All Saints embraced the 21st Century Learning opportunities put before them. We are proud of their accomplishments and GRATEFUL for our dedicated faculty who helped our students meet their goals even with rising water, ice and snow, and numerous absences due to the flu!

Congratulations to Sebastian Kuriakose for receiving a Private School InterscholasticAssociation (PSIA) $750 Honorarium Scholarship recognizing his outstanding individual PSIA record. Since 4th grade Sebastian has earned 23 medals (16 gold medals) at District and 14 medals (5 gold medals) at State competitions. Pat Walters, the PSIA Executive Director, presented the award to Sebastian on May 18.

PSIA PRIVATE SCHOOL INTERSCHOLASTIC ASSOCIATION AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL

68 medals 16 students going to state 14 1st alternates AT THE STATE LEVEL

ASES Placed 5th in the Middle School category ASES Placed 9th Overall out of 116 schools

PSIA State Medalists

PSIA District Medalists

CURRICULUM & TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS Grades 2-3: Voyager Sopris Spelling Curriculum This curriculum supports the Neuhaus Scientific Spelling program and incorporates application of the words in a reading and writing context.

Grades 5-6: New Science Curricula Both the 5th grade curriculum, Science Fusion, and the 6th grade curriculum, Life iScience, are editions that combine interactive, traditional, and technology resources. Students have access to both print and digital textbooks.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Our faculty and staff are growth minded, life-long learners. We were grateful to be able to offer them the opportunity to

support their professional development allowing them to attend: • International Society of Teachers of Technology Conference • Blackbaud Conference • Summer Institute on Academic Diversity • Learning & Brain Conference: The Neuroscience of Reading • Broadway Teachers Workshop • Fountas & Pinnell Classroom Training • Dyslexia Workshop • Texas Science Teachers Association Conference • Texas Music Educators Association Conference • Texas Library Association Conference

TECHNOLOGY After ten years with RenWeb, All Saints adopted Blackbaud as our new school management system. This robust system seamlessly connected student data

with the enrollment program, classroom operations, and the development office.

Viking Portal enabled parents to access information about their child (grades, attendance, behavior, assignments, etc.) as well as school news and school resources via the Resource Board.

New iPads were purchased to replace the remaining iPad2’s which are no longer being supported by Apple. The school continues to use 1:1 iPads in grades K-5 and Chromebooks in grades 6-8. Apps for both devices and numerous webbased sites are used at all grade levels to support and enhance the curriculum.

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Experienced on many levels....

HARVEY IN THE CLASSROOM Our faculty did an amazing job helping students to process their varied experiences during Hurricane Harvey, while providing a safe, loving, consistent, “normal” school day routine. At all developmental levels, our teachers responded with empathy and sensitivity. Below is a smattering of student activities related to Harvey....

• 2nd grade drew pictures of what they did while away from school.

• 3rd grade drew pictures and wrote stories describing how they helped others.

• 5th grade constructed venn diagrams to organize their thoughts and feelings about their Harvey experience • 7th graders caculated the effect of the rainfall: Mr. Thornton explained, “After careful dimensional analysis, we calculated the amount of water in gallons that fell on 1 acre of land, in a 45 inch rain event.

We discovered 1 acre of land will have 9,775,543 pounds of water. That’s why you don’t drive through water, y’all.”

VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION CHAPEL AND RECEPTION On April 18, 2018, every single person who has volunteered on campus this past year was invited to join us for a special chapel and reception honoring the generous gift of their time! We are GRATEFUL for the throngs of individuals who stepped up to lend a hand in the classroom, worked around the campus grounds, and planned events behind the scenes! We are a GREAT school because we are GREAT with volunteers!

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FLOOD THEM WITH LOVE Our All Saints families who experienced significant damage or total loss of property due to Harvey were blessed with gift cards to aid in their recovery. All of our recipient families wish to say THANK YOU to all of those who so generously contributed to the “FLOOD THEM WITH LOVE” gift card drive!!!!!

MARY JOWERS TREE DEDICATION On the morning of January 31, 2018, All Saints hosted a beautiful tree dedication, chapel service and reception in memory of Mary Jowers. The special service was attended by members of the Jowers family and the Low family, as well as some of Mary’s closest friends. We are grateful for the years of service Mary Jowers gave to our school as an active parent and grandparent. She invigorated this campus with her infectious smile, perpetually positive attitude, and can-do spirit. A special note of thanks is also extended to Steve McGrade, past parent and past Board President, for his tireless work with the trees! Come visit the trees aptly located next to the jumping, playing, laughing children on the PK4-2nd grade playground.

Our entire faculty, staff and student body had a JOYFUL experience creating the special 21st Century Christmas Card, complete with a photo shoot by a drone-wielding All Saints alum. Special thanks to Jeffrey Trevino, ASES Class of 2005, for his expert drone maneuvers which made the vision for our Christmas greeting a reality!

Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. —1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

PLAYGROUND DEDICATION All Saints celebrated a monumentous event in the life of our school, hosting the dedication and blessing of our newest playground! Many of the generous donors who contributed to this special capital campaign were able to join us for chapel, the blessing of the playground, and a lovely reception in the Buddy Low Dining Facility. It was a beautiful event and one more reason to feel GRATITUDE!

DONOR APPRECIATION On November 15, 2017, All Saints hosted a Donor Appreciation Luncheon to share with our generous contributors exactly how their money was spent, and to express our GRATITUDE for their benevolence. Because of these funds, every child on our campus will benefit from the advancement of their teacher’s professional development, as well as new curriculum and teaching methodologies. We are GRATEFUL!

NEW FAMILY LUNCHEON In the early fall of 2017, All Saints hosted a New Family Luncheon to help our newest members learn about how our school works: examining the financial health of our institution, revealing the many ways parents can volunteer and donate to our community, educating parents about The Fund for All Saints, and more. We are grateful to our guest speakers Mike Albanese, current parent and Board of Trustees member, as well as current parents Ally Wade and Ali Cokyaman, who helped inspire and welcome our newest family members!

SCHOOL MISSION All Saints Episcopal School is a community dedicated to academic excellence in a secure and supportive Christian environment.

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THE FUND FOR ALL SAINTS 2017-18

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Celebrating participation by current families and of faculty and staff, and Board of Trustees members!

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ll Saints staff and the Board of Trustees work hard to keep tuition affordable while providing resources necessary for the best education in Southeast Texas.

The Fund for All Saints is our most important fundraising priority because it provides the monies necessary to close the gap between tuition income and the true cost of educating a child here. The Fund for All Saints supports all of the things that make this school remarkable: an innovative and cutting-edge curriculum, technology tools and training to maximize their use in the classroom, professional development for our outstanding faculty, and materials to enhance arts education. In 2017-18, The Fund for All Saints also provided emergency tuition assistance to families who were affected by Hurricane Harvey.

Under the dynamic leadership of parent chairs Nikki and Mike Albanese and a dedicated committee of parent volunteers, participation by current families was 96%. For many years, 100% of faculty and staff as well as members of the Board of Trustees have given annually, and they did this year once again. The Fund greatly exceeded its goal by raising $230,000 this year! An impressive 99% payment rate for pledges resulted in essential funding for our school.

We are grateful for the enthusiastic leadership provided

by Nikki and Mike Albanese, as their involvement was key to the success of The Fund. Nikki and Mike’s four children are all current students at All Saints, and the entire family are wonderful ambassadors for the school to our greater community.

Honorary Grandparents for this year’s Fund campaign were Sarah and Michael Matheny, both loyal supporters of All Saints for two generations. The Matheny’s belief in the mission of All Saints is obvious.

The Mathenys were an integral part of the great success of this year’s Fund, making many personal calls and reaching out to encourage an extraordinary show of support by our beloved grandparent community.

CHALLENGE GRANT

“For our family, All Saints gives a feeling of home - a place where memories have been made, and where many more will be made. It is an exciting, loving, caring, secure, comfortable atmosphere where our children can learn and grow in their education and their faith. Our children look forward to attending school daily even when they are supposed to be on summer break. All Saints Episcopal School is HOME, a place where their hearts truly lie.”

—Nikki Albanese

“As we observe our young grandchildren Mason and Meredith participating in all the wonderful learning experiences and activities at All Saints School, we are reminded of the year we have spent as Honorary Grandparents. We have reflected on what All Saints means to our family as well as our community giving us the opportunity to support and encourage others to be a major part of All Saints School by contributing to The Fund for All Saints. This annual fund gift provides the best of the best for our children and grandchildren.

We appreciated the opportunity to serve as Honorary Grandparents as we provided leadership for The Fund for All Saints.”

—Sarah and Michael Matheny

In an effort to encourage involvement by our parents, the Albanese, Austin, Doshi, Gilbert, Gripon, Matheny, Parker and Sonnier families, joined together to create a challenge grant of $28,000 to be donated when 75% participation was reached. The challenge grant effectively raised the level of parent participation. Our deepest appreciation goes to these generous challenge grant donor families.

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SPECIAL APPRECIATION to The Fund committee members who worked tirelessly to inspire others to contribute to the campaign The Fund truly is a game changer. This year it provided: • new iPads for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students • document cameras for the Middle School • new portable PA system • faculty professional development for all levels • curriculum resources and textbooks across the spectrum of grade levels • resources for the library • drama, music and art supplies • tuition assistance for families affected by Hurricane Harvey …and more!

We thank each donor to The Fund for investing in the mission of All Saints Episcopal School and for believing in the potential of every child who attends. You are all game changers!

CHAIRS Nikki and Mike Albanese HONORARY GRANDPARENT CHAIRS Sarah and Michael Matheny PARENT COMMITTEE Faiza and Syed Anwar, Wendy and Clint Brasher, Shari and Tim Brewer, Ashley and Joe Fisher, Jennifer and Ed Fisher, Carly and Dustin Galmor, Allison and Mike Gilbert, Jennifer Job, Jennifer and Benjamin Knott, April and Barrett Lindsay, Julia and Matthew Matheny, Taylor and Fuller McSpadden, Scarlett and Wyatt Snider BOARD MEMBERS Mike Albanese, Stephanie Daleo, Rachel Grove, Alison Low, Craig Messer FACULTY Carol Chenault, Karol Glaspy, Amy Mayo, David Willard

With much gratitude, Melanie Heartfield Director of Advancement

Emily Trevino Assistant to Advancement

Thanks to 443 parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty and staff, Board of Trustees and special friends, this year’s Fund raised over Champions ($5,000 and above) Nicole and Mike Albanese Tara Coco Mr. and Mrs. David Cook Diane and Don Shaver Leigh-An and Wes Sonnier Natalie and Buzz Warren Heroes ($2,500 to $4,999) Janiece and Greg Austin Shari and Tim Brewer May and Jeremy Bruser Alan Cramer and Pati Cure Gina and Colby Crenshaw Rinal and Snehal Doshi Melanie and Thad Heartfield Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Lindsay Mikala and Deryl McGallion Kelli and Toby Nash Linda and Edward Rispone Davanna and Nate Roesler Lynn and Mike Smith Jean H. Stemmons Gerri Giglio Talbot Tonya and Mitch Toups The Gap Closer (Gifts of $1,221) (The difference between the cost of tuition and the true cost of educating a student at All Saints)

Cadien and Frank Adams Mr. Michael Bauchens and Mrs. Charlotte Duso Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bonells Laurie and Tony Clark Stephanie and Bernie Daleo Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Javed

$230,000!

Jessica and Chad LaGrappe Eliane and Morice Makdsi Kylie and Brandon McGhee Nancy and Steve McGrade Patti and Floyd McSpadden Celia and Craig Messer Camille and Chris Ohmstede Joan and Gerald Richardson LeeAnne McQuade and Bennie Smith Talley Bryan Foundation Lorenda and Earle Thornhill Julie Toups Leadership Level ($1,000 to $2,499) Dr. and Mrs. Waqar Ahmad Anonymous Faiza and Syed Anwar Kelli and Qamar Arfeen Revd. Steven and Katie Balke Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Brandimarte Mr. and Mrs. JP Bray Kim and Ryan Bucholtz Jaclyn and Jason Cansler Linda and Brown Claybar Brandi and Warren Claybar Erin and Sam Coco Dr. and Mrs. William Docter Marigold and Matthew Dooley Ashley and Joe Fisher Jennifer and Edward Fisher Revd. and Mrs. Keith Giblin Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gilbert Catherine and Matthew Gilby Dr. and Mrs. Ed Gripon Pat and Robert Harlow Janie and Craig Hill

We are grateful to each game changer.

Jennifer Job Rhonda and Kelly Kelley The Kinsel Family Jennifer and Benjamin Knott Monica and Michael LeDuc Buddy Low The Mark Low Family Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Matheny Mr. and Mrs. Michael Matheny Mr. and Mrs. Eric Meadows Barbara and Ted Moor III Mr. Ronnie Moye Courtney and Jason Myrick Mr. and Mrs. C. Allen Parker Mr. and Mrs. Carl Parker Suma and Srini Patibandla Mr. and Mrs. Mark Petkovsek Dr. Prashanth Ravi and Mrs. Geetha Gudipally Dr. S.K. Rao and Ms. Crystal Proenza Robert A. McAllen and Margaret L. McAllen Charitable Foundation Regina Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Marco Silva Scarlett and Wyatt Snider Jerico Stephens Rebecca and Daniel Tatum Vicky and David Thomas Anne and Jeffrey Tucker April and John Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Clint Brasher Patricia and John Bullard Ruthie and Gene Burrus Kathleen and Robert Chenoweth Scootie and Joe Clark Ali and Ozgun Cokyaman Mr. and Mrs. Casey Crenshaw Ms. Katrina Dal Santo Davis Bonnie and Kane Dean The Revs. Nancy and Bill DeForest Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Doucet Maida and Daniel Ducote Shelley and Andy Duke Anna and Eric Edwardson Carly and Dustin Galmor Catherine and Andrew Gertz Rachel Grove Jessica and Stephen Hallmark Lititia Harrington Hon. and Mrs. Thad Heartfield Kelly and Gaile Henry Kassie and Mark Huff Kelly and Justin Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Sultan Jasani Barry Jepson Dr. Srinivas Karra and Dr. Suma Peri Keast LLC Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Laine Dr. Leigh Kimball-Simmons and Mr. Angel Simmons Beth and Chris Knape Srinivas Kodali and Swarnalatha Bathina Dr. Ajith Kuriakose and Mrs. Tina Thomas Michael Larson Kristy and Paul Latiolais

Advocate ($500 to $999) Dr. and Mrs. Syed Akhtar Lisa and Eldon Albanese Jan Allred Linda and Michael Bergal Lisa and Trent Bond 2017-18 ALL SAINTS

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Leslie and Craig Pember Revd. Pat and Mr. Maurice Ritchie Lynn and John Russell Mirjam and Bas Schouten Dr. Bob Shield Yumi Shin and Seokyon Hwang Culver Stedman Becki and Ed Stedman III Haley Treme Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Vogt Susan Weaver Nicole and Clint West Rex Wilcox Matt Williams Steven Zhou and Heidi Liu Team Member ($1 to $249) Rajasekhar Allada and Madhuri Adabala Mr. and Mrs. Sean Adamic Dr. and Mrs. Raees Ahmed Audrey Albanese Ryan Amerman Jamie and Cory Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andress Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Kimberly Armstrong Sheri Baden Jimmie Baize Jamie Barclay Jessica and Doug Beall Emily and Matt Beard Mr. Zainil Bhimani and Mrs. Rozina Baghadiya Mr. and Mrs. Logan Blanchette Allison and James Brocato Tiffany Brown Amanda Buckner Amber Burnett Mrs. Susan Burrell Jennifer and Jason Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cerkiewicz Gray Chenault Mary Catherine Clark Carrie and John Cody Dr. and Mrs. Colin Hales Mr. Kurtis Copeland Victor Corbella and Paulin Abril Kristi and Christian Corbitt Beth and Greg Cox Michelle Cox Judy and Ted Cox Brandi and Corby Crawford Wendy Daigle Crissy Darling Courtney and Matt Davis Ryan Deloney Jessica and Michael Depew Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Desorches Carla and Jack de Varona Shermette and Tyrus Doctor Milly and Mike Dougay Meredith and Cullen Ducote Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn Sr. Melissa Dyson Ed Edson Crystal Edwards Margaret and David Elie David Estridge | 2017-18 ALL SAINTS

Andrew Falgout Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feacher Sr. Kayla and Scott Fisher Kathy Fisher Amanda and Clay Foret Gabby Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gartner Traci and Casey Gates Karol Glaspy Dr. and Mrs. William J. Graber III Kelley Hammons Tanya and Mark Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Casey Hargroder Bailey Heartfield Claire Heartfield Hannah Grace Heartfield Laurie Henderson Dorothy Henges Sheila Hilburn Christine and Keith Hill Hang Hoang Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Holmes II Mr. and Mrs. Basar Holt Tamara and Paul Howell Mr. and Mrs. Travis Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Rahim Jasani Trish and Bob Jones Jessica Jones Brittannie Justice Nancy and Troy Keller Mrs. Allie Kelley Melody and Matthew Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kennett Sabeen and Nadir Kherany Hunwoo and Seungmi Kim Michael Kreager Phyllis LaBure Tracy and Chad Lapray Maria Lara Paula and Wayne Lee Jelsea and Mateusz Lemanski Vianett and Bryant Levesque John Lewis Cindy and Michael Lindsay Ming Lou and Ni Song Mindy Lucas Kay Luce Amy Hallemann Mallen Jennifer Manriquez Sharon Marchand Tamia and Kennen McAfee Mr. and Mrs. Gary McCline Missy McGee Bruce W. McGlothin Mr. and Mrs. Tyler McKinstry Mr. and Mrs. Sean McNelis Joanne and Michael McQuade Taylor and Fuller McSpadden Margie and Ryan Meier Susan and Bill Merriman Judy and Randy Messer Valerie and Brandon Mettz Diana and Rodney Miles Skye Miles Madison Miles Karen and Brian Mills Doreen and Jody Moffett Mr. and Mrs. Aziz Momin Mr. Rafiq Momin and Mrs. Zohra Methani Mr. and Mrs. Shahnawaz Momin

Mr. and Mrs. Nasaruddin Momin Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Moncla Morgan Moore Fay and Donald Morris Britney and Justin Morrison Mr. Faizaan Mustafa and Mrs. Hadia Talha Adriane and Peter Nelson Cindy and Darrin Nepinsky Bethany and Eliot New Mr. and Mrs. Jason Norman Katie and Marc Ochoa Pride and Richard Parr Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patel Dr. and Mrs. Samir Patel Hiren and Hetal Patel Fr. and Mrs. Michael Pavez Mr. and Mrs. Feroz Penangwala Hannah Persia Rebecca Porter Mandy Raps Tara and Brent Reed Susan and Jordan Reese Amy and Scott Renick Blanca Reyes Kelly and Chris Richardson Sylvia and Larry Ripper Claire and Eric Ripper Terrell Roane Cameron Roane Connor Roane Mary Margaret Roane Callie Roane Ana and Richard Rosario Josephine and Xavier Roumeau Frances Rowe Mary Jane and Jim Ruhland Sabrina and Altaf Sadruddin Maryam and Mahdi Safa John Seale and Deyanira Martinez Sandy and Larry Sendlak Katrina and Jeremy Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sliger Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith Peggy and Ryan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Snure Crystal and Brian Sparkman Laurie and Michael Stone Rebecca R. Strong Andrej Svec and Lenka Svecova Kathy and Sam Tait Sarah and Stephen Tancock Mr. Kenneth Tate Mr. and Mrs. Mohammed Tejani Roberta and Neal Thornton Eren and Berna Tokgoz Tracy and William Toon Emily and Jeff Trevino Mr. and Mrs. Lee Turley Anita Vaughn Jamila and Zulfiqar Velani Julie and Nicholas Vidonic Shelly and Carl Vitanza Kayleigh Vogt Mr. and Mrs. David Wade Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wagner Stephen Walston Michael Walston Lettie and David Weaver Donna and Mike Webb Mary Beth and Chris Whiddon

Dr. David Willard Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Williams, Jr. Dena and Tony Williams

Ms. Lajuana Williams Katie and George Williamson Lara and Braun Wilson

Suzanne and Stan Wolfrom Mr. and Mrs. Philip Woodland Guoxin Wu and Shuiping Chung

Shuitao Yang and Claire Deng Ramona Young James Zhang and Diana Wen

DECADE DONORS Below are listed loyal donors who have given to All Saints’ annual giving campaign for ten years or more.

Your consistent support provides inspiration for our community.

Mrs. Nelva Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Albanese Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Austin Mrs. Sheri Baden Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burrell Mrs. Carol Chenault Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark Mr. and Mrs. David Cook

Mr. and Mrs. John Fears Jr. Ms. Kathy Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gartner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Thad Heartfield Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Shea Kent

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie LaBure Mrs. Maria Lara Mrs. Kay Luce Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAllen Mr. and Mrs. Steve McGrade Dr. and Mrs. John Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parr Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ritchie

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosario Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Toups Dr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wolfrom

FACULTY & STAFF HONOR ROLL The faculty and staff of All Saints led the way with 100% participation to The Fund last fall.

We gratefully honor every member of the Faculty and Staff who gave this year.

Sean Adamic Jimmie Baize Revd. Steven Balke Jamie Barclay Matt Beard Paula Beaty Allison Brocato Susan Burrell

April Cerkiewicz Carol Chenault Laurie Clark Scootie Clark Wendy Daigle Andrew Falgout Stephanie Fears Kathy Fisher

Gabby Garcia Tracy Gartner Brandey Gideon Karol Glaspy Kelley Hammons Lititia Harrington Melanie Heartfield Laurie Henderson

Sheila Hilburn Bethany Jewell Carol Johnson Allie Kelley Phyllis LaBure Maria Lara Monica LeDuc Amy Mayo

Susan McBride Missy McGee Kim McKinstry Barb Metreyeon Mireille Pavez Becky Porter Amy Renick Blanca Reyes

Maurice Ritchie Ana Rosario Frances Rowe Debbie Smith Peggy Smith Neal Thornton Sara Torr Emily Trevino

Anita Vaughn Vanessa Vogt David Willard Dena Williams Sally Wilson Ramona Young

GRANDPARENT HONOR ROLL Thanks to the leadership of our Honorary Grandparent Chairs, Sarah and Michael Matheny, many grandparents donated to The Fund. We thank you for recognizing the importance of The Fund to the success of our school, and for your constant dedication to your grandchildren.

Jan Allred Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andress Kathleen and Robert Chenoweth Linda and Brown Claybar Tara Coco Judy and Ted Cox Wanda and Troy Cuniff Milly and Mike Dougay Maida and Daniel Ducote Margaret and David Elie

Marilyn and Ed Gripon Jan and Dan Hallmark Pat and Robert Harlow Hon. and Mrs. Thad Heartfield Dorothy Henges Anne and Yerger Hill III Kathy and Dean Jennings Trish and Bob Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kennett Cindy and Michael Lindsay

Gilbert I. “Buddy” Low Sarah and Michael Matheny Margaret and Robert McAllen Bruce W. McGlothin Joanne and Michael McQuade Patti and Floyd McSpadden Judy and Randy Messer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morris Mr. and Mrs. Carl Parker Kathryn and Pat Phelan

Sylvia and Larry Ripper Linda and Edward Rispone Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sliger Jean H. Stemmons Gerri Giglio Talbot Anne and Jeffrey Tucker Lettie and David Weaver Susan Weaver Donna and Mike Webb Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Williams Jr.

ALUMNI HONOR ROLL We are pleased to honor alumni who have given back to All Saints through The Fund. Your support reminds us that memories from your education at All Saints last a lifetime and that alumni are forever part of the All Saints family.

Cadien Clark Adams ‘91 Frank Adams ‘90 Audrey Albanese ‘14 Ryan Amerman ‘86 Ruthie Hearn Burrus ‘67 Gray Chenault ‘85 Mary Catherine Clark ‘07 Catherine Cobb Cook ‘63 Michelle Chenault Cox ‘86 Casey Crenshaw ‘89 Colby Crenshaw ‘91 Cullen Ducote ‘97 Andrew Falgout ‘00 Joss Fisher ‘93 Carly Kennett Galmor ‘95 Andrew Gertz ‘98 Trey Gideon ‘83

Allison Gripon Gilbert ‘85 Daniel Green ‘97 Rachel Grove ‘97 Bailey Heartfield ‘13 Claire Heartfield ‘10 Hannah Grace Heartfield ‘08 Gaile Henry ‘85 Janie Moore Hill ‘66 Elizabeth Wells Howell ‘67 Craig Kinsel ‘87 Michael Kreager ‘66 Barrett Lindsay ‘94 Mark Low ‘81 Daniel Mabry ‘69 Amy Hallemann Mallen ‘02 Matthew Matheny ‘92 Karen Campbell McCormick ‘66

Fuller McSpadden ‘91 Taylor Bernsen McSpadden ‘96 Madison Miles ‘14 Skye Miles ‘08 Andrew Milgram ‘88 Emily Moore Miller ‘96 John Miller ‘66 Jean Bell Moncla ‘77 Courteney Low Myrick ‘86 Chris Ohmstede ‘87 Hannah Persia ‘01 Heather Crenshaw Petkovsek ‘84 Mandy Moorer Raps ‘85 Gerald Richardson ‘67 Callie Roane ‘13 Cameron Roane ‘07 Connor Roane ‘08 2017-18 ALL SAINTS

Mary Margaret Roane ‘10 Rachael Low Roane ‘79 Terrell Roane ‘06 Culver Stedman ‘75 Ed Stedman III ‘66 Emily Hallemann Trevino ‘06 Kayleigh Vogt ‘17 Michael Walston ‘99 Stephen Walston ‘97 Michael Weaver ‘91 Susan Glasgow Weaver ‘62 Rex Wilcox ‘65 Matt Williams ‘85 David Willard ‘71 John Wilson ‘94 Philip Woodland ‘77 |

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THE MANY FACETS OF PHILANTHROPY AT ALL SAINTS

Since the founding of our school 64 years ago, a culture of philanthropy has allowed All Saints to thrive. Many avenues for giving allow donors to focus their energy on initiatives that resonate with their interests. We thank donors who have given to specific funds which advance our mission.

SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

The All Saints Scholarship Endowment was established a number of years ago with the generous support of Walter and Sheila Umphrey. The purpose of this endowment is to provide tuition assistance for mission-appropriate students whose families are unable to afford the full cost of attending All Saints. After years of donations, the Scholarship Endowment now totals over $2.1 million. From the Endowment’s interest and dividends, we are able to provide financial assistance to deserving students each year.

Currently, 25% of students receive some level of tuition assistance. Named Endowed Scholarships may be established by families or individuals with a minimum donation of $50,000 given over three years. To date, four named scholarships have been created: The Raj Reddy Scholarship, the Parent Association Scholarship, the Low Family Scholarship and the Memorial Scholarship.

CONTRIBUTORS TO THE GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT:

Stanley K. Price Suzanne and Stan Wolfrom, In honor of Maurice Ritchie

DIANE AND DON SHAVER

A Transformative Gift All Saints recently received a gift of $500,000 from Diane and Don Shaver to boost the Scholarship Endowment to over $2.1 million. Diane and Don have long been loyal and generous supporters of our school, having seen first hand the benefits of an All Saints education for their three children, Blake, Scott and Claire. The Shavers recognize the need for financial assistance has grown tremendously in the past years, and they want to help make an All Saints experience accessible for qualified students. We are thankful for the legacy Diane and Don are leaving to provide education for many students now and into the future.

SHORT-TERM SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS

We are also securing donations for financial assistance to be used in the current school year. Financial difficulties sometimes arise during the year and funds may be made available to assist with tuition in such situations. Any size donation to the operating budget for financial assistance is greatly appreciated and granted thoughtfully to those with need.

CONTRIBUTORS

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bullard Gayle Kemmerer Kinsel Motors Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mailey Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Moncla Stanley K. Price South Texas Money Managers Shelly and Carl Vitanza Suzanne and Stan Wolfrom

RAJ REDDY SCHOLARSHIP Created in 2017 by the Reddy family

This scholarship is to be given to a middle school student who exhibits leadership and academic achievement and has financial need.

PARENT ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Established in 2017

Created in honor of all Parent Association volunteers, this scholarship will be awarded to a student with financial need who demonstrates a spirit of service. This award increased in 2018 with a $20,000 gift from this year’s fundraisers.

LOW FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Created in 2017 to honor the Low Family This fund will be used to assist mission-appropriate students with demonstrated financial need.

CONTRIBUTOR:

Beaumont Foundation of America in honor of Buddy Low

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Created in 2018 from Memorial donations given over the years.

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ATHLETIC ENDOWMENT Established in honor of Coach Dave Thomas Dave Thomas coached All Saints boys and girls basketball teams for twelve years and made a lasting impact on students, encouraging them to grow in both athletic skills and character. The Athletic Endowment Fund assists in funding essential needs of the Athletic Department.

CONTRIBUTORS: Brandon Thomas Tyler Thomas Vicky and Dave Thomas, In Honor of Virginia Clements

FACULTY FUNDS

MAJOR GIFTS COMMITTEE Created to nurture and educate loyal All Saints supporters An enthusiastic committee of members of the Board of Trustees as well as other involved volunteers nurtured relationships with our most generous donors. Committee members visited, wrote notes, and shared pertinent information with longstanding supporters throughout the year. A special thanks to this hard-working committee:

The foundation for the excellent education provided at All Saints is an outstanding faculty. Two funds are available to support teachers in their quest for growth in knowledge and skills as they continually seek to improve as professionals.

MAREE M. CALCOTE FUND FOR FACULTY The Maree M. Calcote Fund for Faculty was established with generous donations given through the years by The Reverend Dean and Maree Calcote. The purpose of the fund is to provide unique learning opportunities for faculty who are interested in continuing educational experiences to enhance their teaching. Honorary or memorial donations to this fund will be accepted.

Kelly Henry, Chairman MEMBERS OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES

CONTRIBUTORS

The Revd. A. Dean Calcote Matt Williams

Mike Albanese Greg Austin Janie Hill Alison Low Julie Toups

CONN FACULTY CHAIR CW and Dorothy Anne Conn were supportive All Saints parents and grandparents for many years. The Conn Faculty Chair was established

by Elizabeth and Russ Waddill to provide annual awards for faculty to pursue lifelong development and learning opportunities.

AD-HOC MEMBERS

Allison Gilbert Janie Hill JoEllyn Jowers Kathryn Grace Meadows Steve McGrade Chris Ohmstede Dette Toups

FACULTY FUND GRANTS AWARDED IN 2017 Wendy Daigle - Neuhaus Dyslexia Training Bethany Jewell - Education courses at Lamar State College-Orange Amy Renick - Singapore Math Summit Ramona Young - Bard & Breakfast Educators Workshop

SPECIAL THANKS to our parents who gave in-kind donations throughout the school year for many school programs and extracurricular activities.

CRENSHAW FAMILY FOUNDATION PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT Many members of our faculty learned purposeful and effective techniques to advance their skills in addressing dyslexia and other learning differences thanks to a three year grant given by the Crenshaw Family Foundation. Our faculty learned about some of the newest research in brain-based learning. This was incorporated into classrooms which directly benefited our students. All Saints is grateful for the opportunity given to teachers to learn cutting-edge methods thanks to the Crenshaw Family’s creative and insightful initiative.

We are grateful to Corporate Sponsors who partner with our parent community to benefit All Saints:

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2017-2018 OPERATING BUDGET REVENUES

72.6%

SALARIES & BENEFITS

11.6%

Tuition 89.9% $ 3,790,550 0.5% $

19,300

Fund for AS and Other Revenue 9.6% $

404,275

Church Contributions Total Revenue

$ 4,214,125

FINANCIAL AID

3.6%

ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL

Salaries & Benefits Class & Instruction

5.7% $

240,547

6.5%

Properties & Maintenance

6.5% $

273,497

3.6% $

148,776

11.6% $

483,813

PROPERTIES & MAINTENANCE

5.7%

CLASS & INSTRUCTION

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EXPENSES 72.6% $ 3,038,347

Administrative & General Financial Aid

Total Expenses

$ 4,184,980

HAPPY RETIREMENT MAURICE! DR. DAVID WILLARD RECEIVES SPECIAL AWARD & RECOGNITION

On the afternoon of May 14, 2018, family, friends and colleagues gathered in the Calcote Library and Discovery Center to honor Maurice Ritchie and his incredible contributions to All Saints Episcopal School. Mr. Ritchie, our resident fix it man, was so much more than a Director of Maintenance.

Maurice spent his 18 years at All Saints immersing himself in the life of the school and participating on every level.

Mr. Ritchie was always eager to lend a hand or a power tool when students requested his skills and leadership constructing a project.

He played the djembe drums on several occasions, performing at chapel services, Christmas pageants, and pep rallies. He is an avid photographer and generously shared his picture taking skills at campus events.

He brightened our days with jokes, puns, and that everpresent, award-winning smile. Maurice Ritchie’s absence will be palpable in the years to come, but we bid him Godspeed as he continues to fix, build and brighten the lives around him during his well-deserved retirement!

Connie Wooten is a past Executive Director of the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools, our accrediting body, which covers Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, New Mexico, and Arizona. To honor Ms. Wooten on the occasion of her recent retirement, four Excellence in Teaching awards have been created in her name. Our very own Dr. David Willard, Middle School Dean of Students and 8th Grade literature teacher, was nominated and chosen for the SAES Connie Wooten Excellence in Teaching - Middle and Upper Grades Award.

In August of 2017, Dr. Willard was notified that he was the inaugural recipient of this auspicious honor and was presented with the award at the Biennial SAES Conference in Houston, Texas. We are so proud of Dr. Willard’s achievement and we are grateful for the honor and prestige it has brought to All Saints.

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2018 SPORTS BANQUET AWARDS PRIDE PARR SERVANT LEADER Emily Cerkiewicz COACH DAVE THOMAS TRUE HEART Massad Makdsi CHEER Olivia Daleo: Head Cheerleader Morgan Miles: Head Cheerleader Joyce Catherine Badon Presleigh Sonnier Vaille Crenshaw Camille Lee Emma Hill Emma Gilbert Taylor Vogt Makayla Nelson Emily Cerkiewicz: Mascot SOCCER MVP H Massad Makdsi Super Sub: Tripp Parker Most Improved: Drew Turley CROSS COUNTRY Outstanding Male Runner: Massad Makdsi Outstanding Female Runner: Taylor Vogt New Comer: Sydney Doctor VOLLEYBALL B Team MVP H Clara Crenshaw B Team Most Improved: Bella Duke A Team MVP H Vaille Crenshaw A Team MVP H Joyce Catherine Badon GIRLS BASKETBALL B Team MVP H Sydney Doctor B Team Most Improved: Hannah Henry A Team MVP H Taylor Vogt A Team Most Improved: Meris Cody BOYS BASKETBALL A Team MVP H Tripp Parker A Team 6th Man: Anish Doshi A Team Most Improved: Massad Makdsi B Team MVP H Tristan Lewis B Team 6th Man: Drew Turley B Team Most Improved: Ryan Woodland

Cross Country Team

Soccer A Team

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Volleyball B Team

CROSS COUNTRY Even though our season was interrupted by Harvey, All Saints performed well in Cross Country. This season the boys’ team collected 8 medals while the girls’ team picked up 7 for a total of 15 medals (almost 4 per meet). Massad Makdsi medaled in all 4 meets and his brother Michael medaled in the 3 meets he attended. On the girls’ side, Taylor Vogt collected 3 medals for the season, finishing in the medal round in all the meets she attended. The boys’ team finished in 5th place at the Tony Munson Invitational in Liberty out of 17 teams. The girls’ team finished in 2nd place in both the Lumberton and SETX MS Conference meets. They also finished in 5th place in Liberty out of 22 competing teams. Congratulations for a great effort!

throughout the season. This was a young team made up of a lot of 6th graders, which means the future of All Saints soccer will continue to be great!

SOCCER Soccer had a strong showing. The “Red” team finished the season undefeated (8-0) to win the league championship for the fourth year in a row. The “Blue” team finished their season with a record of 2-2 and continued to grow as a team

GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls basketball season saw the 8th grade finish with their best record since 2014. They finished the year with a record of 16-2. They placed 2nd in our tournament and 1st in the St. Anne tournament. This put them in a

VOLLEYBALL Thanks to Harvey and a slow start to the year, the girls finished off the season very strong.

The “A” team won consolation at the St. Anne tournament and finished with a record of 9-5 placing them third overall in the league. The “B” team’s record of 4-8 does not reflect the hard work and competitiveness these girls displayed on the court. Mostly made up of 6th graders, the “B” team completed mainly against 7th grade teams. A few of our young players enjoyed volleyball so much that they tried out for club volleyball teams. The future of All Saints volleyball is bright!

Soccer B Team

Basketball A Team

tie for first place in the league. The 7th grade team finished with a record of 2 wins and 4 losses. This team mostly consisted of 6th graders. It was fun to watch them grow as they competed in games against older girls.

BOYS BASKETBALL Boys basketball had a very successful season. The 8th grade team finished with a record of 16 wins and 8 losses finishing 3rd in our league. These boys played hard on the court and showed their Viking heart in every game. Out of our 8 losses, 7 of the losses were by 5 points or less. The future looks very bright for these boys. The 7th grade team finished with a record of 6 wins and 10 losses. The record does not indicate the level at which these kids played – two of the losses were to other 8th grade teams, and 3 more of the losses were to other schools’ “A” teams. Overall the boys enjoyed the season while the fans enjoyed watching the tremendous growth of skills on the court.

SOFTBALL MVP H Emily Cerkiewicz Most Improved: Katelynn Copeland TENNIS Heart & Hustle: Michael Makdsi Leadership: Jeremy Blackwell Most Improved: Anish Doshi GOLF MVP H Drew Turley Most Improved: Claire Ren

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TENNIS The tennis team finished the season in 2nd place in the league. They lost 3 tough matches to St. Anne, and won 3 matches against Community Christian. Coach Russell was able to incorporate all of our team members in active play to help develop their talent.

With 8 of our 12 members on the team being 6th or 7th grade students, we have an exciting future of tennis to look forward to at All Saints.

Basketball A Team

Basketball B Team

TRACK Our track meet was held on April 20, 2018 at Lamar University. We had 60 students able to participate who represented All Saints in a way that made us all proud. In the 7th and 8th grade division we placed 3rd overall.

In the 5th and 6th grade division we placed 2nd overall. The weather was perfect – track and field participants and spectators alike had a great time being out there supporting the Vikings.

Basketball B Team

Golf Team

SOFTBALL We had 12 girls come out for the softball team this year with a majority of the players being 5th graders. Out of these 12 girls, there were only 4 who had any prior softball experience. The girls improved all year and the experience they gained will help our softball team be contenders in the future.

Tennis Team

Softball Team

ATHLETICS

“All Saints had a very successful athletic year overall. We had great turnouts for every sport and with teams made up of younger students, we can build on this success for years to come. We have become very well respected around the area not only for our competitive nature, but also for the way our student athletes handle themselves and represent All Saints during competition. I am excited to watch this program grow in the future. Go Vikings!!!” — Andrew Falgout, Athletic Director

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CHEERLEADERS & MASCOT The ASV Cheerleaders attended summer camp and scored highly in every category. All American cheerleaders selected were Morgan Miles and Olivia Daleo. The Cheerleaders conducted four Pep Rallies, volunteered in the Neches River Parade, assisted in school activities, and cheered on ASV athletes.

All Saints celebrates our athletes and students year round!

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Tech Crew

Tech Crew

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FINE ARTS

We are blessed at All Saints to have a truly spectacular fine arts program which is a vital part of 21st Century learning. “Arts education fosters bright, creative, and socially engaged students who will grow up to be our next leaders, educators, parents, artists, scientists and engineers. Their innovative ideas will shape industries; their creative thinking will find out-of-the-box solutions for a global society, and will provide students with a way to understand themselves, and have a sense of belonging.” — Jane Chu Aladdin Jr.

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ALUMNI NEWS

Enjoy these pages celebrating our alumni. If you are an All Saints graduate, please contact us and let us know where you are and what you are doing. Find your classmates on Facebook and keep up with the latest news at All Saints. facebook.com/AllSaintsBeaumontAlumni

CLASS OF 2014 ACCOMPLISHMENTS HARDIN JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL

Audrey Albanese National Honor Society, Student Body Vice President, Junior Class President, All-District Academic, Varsity Cheer, Cross Country & Track, SETLA Cross Country Runner of The Year, Super Gold Cross Country Award LEGACY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

Callie James National Honor Society Historian, Key Club, Prom Queen, Tennis Team MONSIGNOR KELLY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

Mary Grace Bloomfield Academic Honor Roll, Assistant Varsity Cheerleading Captain Grant Carrell Robotics Club

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Shanil Jasani Student Council, Debate, Principal’s Leadership Award, AP Scholar, Eagle Scout, Mock Trial Team Josef Kalathra Summa Cum Laude Rebecca Lee Varsity Cheerleading CoCaptain, Junior Varsity Cheerleading Captain Simran Maredia National Honor Society, National Honor Society Executive Board, Student Council Representative, Good Samaritan Award, Mu Alpha Theta, Mural Club, Spanish Club, Yellow Ribbon Club, Pink Club

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Jason McCollough Kelly Key Club, Varsity Tennis, Junior Varsity Soccer Armin Panjvani National Honor Society, National Merit Reccomeded Scholar, AP Scholar, Mu Alpha Theta President, Photography Club Founder and President, Art Club Secretary, Yellow Ribbon Club Sabin Patel National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta Officer, Good Samaritan Award, Art Club, Mural Club, Key Club, Anchor Club Walker Reese National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball

Allie Thorpe Cum Laude, Varsity Cheerleading Captain, Anchor Club Historian, Pink Club Secretary, Student Recruiter, Student Athletic Trainer NEDERLAND HIGH SCHOOL

Peyton Parker Texas A&M National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, All-District Academic, All-District Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball WILLIAM P. CLEMENTS HIGH SCHOOL

Sydney Burns Honor Graduate for Theatre Club/Thespian Troupe, National Honor Society, Jack and Jill of America Incorporated

CLASS OF 2014

COLLEGE BOUND Audrey Albanese Texas A&M University

AUDREY ALBANESE All Saints set such an amazing foundation for me through the outstanding academics as well as the athletics. Also going to chapel every morning was such a unique experience that I learned to love. I didn’t realize how well All Saints had prepared me for the next step of my life until I entered high school. I felt fully prepared and without a doubt in my mind, that I was going to be a successful student and athlete due to my time at All Saints. My introduction into cross country allowed me to not only achieve every high school goal of mine, but it helped to completely exceed my expectations of how far I could go. Not to mention all of the lifelong friendships I made with my fellow classmates and the wonderful staff. I full heartedly thank All Saints for all of my academic accomplishments and how far I’ve gotten with all the knowledge I received from the best school around.

Mary Grace Bloomfield Lamar University Erin Brewer University of Houston Grant Carrell University of Texas, San Antonio Adam Field Texas A&M Anthony Giblin Texas A&M Gordon Healey Texas A&M Callie James Stephen F. Austin Shanil Jasani University of Texas Kendall Jones Texas Tech University

WALKER REESE

Josef Kalathra Lamar University

All Saints provided me with the best foundation to succeed not only in high school but also in life. The competitive environment and challenging material with which we were presented pushed us to engage our brains, introducing us to methods to use in school along with life.

The amount of involvement between students and teachers was incredible and one thing I believe was so important. I cannot imagine being where I am today without the cornerstone of knowledge garnered from All Saints and am incredibly grateful for all they have done for me and my success!

Rebecca Lee Sam Houston University Katherine Leister New York University William Leister John Hopkins University Sydney Burns Loyola University New Orleans Simran Maredia University of Texas, San Antonio Jason McCollough University of Texas, San Antonio Madison Miles University of Texas at Austin

WEST BROOK HIGH SCHOOL

Erin Brewer National Honor Society, Texas Music Scholar, WBHS Varsity Chorr, All Region Choir, State Solo and Ensemble, Key Club Adam Field National Honor Society, Business Club, Varsity Tennis Team Captain Anthony Giblin National Honor Society, Student Council, Eagle Scout, Varsity Basketball Captain

Gordon Healey National Honor Society, Interact Club, Business Club, Varsity Tennis Team, Varsity Football Team

Madison Miles National Honor Society, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Cross Country, Film Club President, Key Club,

Katherine Leister National Honor Society, Drama Club President, Play Director

James Myrick Cum Laude

William Leister National Honor Society, Eagle Scout, UIL Academics State Champion, Texas Citizen Bee State Qualifier, National History Day State Qualifier, Community Problem Solvers State Qualifier, Varsity Tennis Team, Interact Club

Anna Norman National Honor Society, TCU Provost Scholar, Summa Cum Laude, Rotary Youth Leadership Awardee, Wells College 21st Century Leadership Award, Top 1% Graduate, National Merit Commended Student

James Myrick Austin Community College Anna Norman Texas Christian University Armin Panjvani University of Texas Peyton Parker Texas A&M Sabin Patel Baylor University Walker Reese Colorado University, Boulder

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Zachary Sherman Texas A&M Galveston Allie Thorpe Baylor University

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2018 GRADUATE CLASS

ALL SAINTS CONGRATULATES OUR GRADUATING CLASS OF 2018 (listed in alphabetical order) Joyce Catherine Badon, Jeremy Blackwell, Adam Brasher, Amani Bukhari, Emily Cerkiewicz, Vaille Crenshaw, Fiona Cronin, Olivia Daleo, Anish Doshi, Grant Gartner, Emma Gilbert, Victoria Hales, Aidan Heartfield, Andrew Henges, Emma Hill, Eshal Jasani, Sean Kelley, Sebastian Kuriakose, Ethan LeDuc, Camille Lee, Whitney Levine, Massad Makdsi, Parker Manriquez, Morgan Miles, Nicholas Moffett, Makayla Nelson, Tripp Parker, Reeyen Patel, Patrick Sliger, Presleigh Sonnier, Nick Stacey, Taylor Stewart, and Christopher Tillery.

TOP HONORS

STUDENTS OF THE YEAR

Head of School – Fiona Cronin and Taylor Stewart; Good Samaritan – Emily Cerkiewicz; Spirit of All Saints – Emma Gilbert; Board of Trustees Good Sportsmanship – Sean Kelley.

7TH GRADE Meris Cody & Tristan Lewis; 8TH GRADE Andrew Henges & Amani Bukhari; 6TH GRADE Elizabeth Sanford & Drew Turley

Pride Parr “Servant Leader” Athlete – Emily Cerkiewicz Dave Thomas “True Heart” Athlete – Massad Makdsi 24

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Celia Coleman Visual Arts – Victoria Hales; Maree Calcote Drama – Parker Manriquez

2017-2018 MEMORIALS AND HONORARIUMS We welcome the opportunity to honor or memorialize your loved ones by making a donation to benefit the life of our school. We are so very blessed by the thoughtful contributions made in honor or in memory of those listed below.

IN MEMORY OF CLIFFORD BAIZE Paula and Dale Beaty IN MEMORY OF MAREE CALCOTE Matt Williams IN HONOR OF VIRGINIA CLEMENTS Dave Thomas IN MEMORY OF GERALDINE DREFKE Paula and Dale Beaty Carol Chenault Scootie and Joe Clark Melanie and Thad Heartfield Debbie and Bruce Smith IN MEMORY OF CAROLINE GARTNER Paula and Dale Beaty Carol Chenault Jean and Dennis Moncla IN MEMORY OF LAURA LEE GRABER Carol D. Buckley Rev’d A. Dean Calcote Scootie and Joe Clark Jerome and William Dick Jean and Dennis Moncla Anne F. Winslow IN MEMORY OF JUDY BARLOW HALLEMANN Carol D. Buckley IN MEMORY OF SUE HALLIBURTON Stephanie and John Fears IN MEMORY OF GWEN HARRINGTON Paula and Dale Beaty IN MEMORY OF MARY ANNE HOWELL J.B. Kinsel, Jr. Charlotte and Albert Williamson

IN MEMORY OF MARY JOWERS Michelle and Tom Arnold Paula and Dale Beaty Connie and Arthur Berry Kathryn and Brian Bommer Michelle and Tracy Byrd and Family Rev’d A. Dean Calcote Vicki and Jack Carroll Scootie, Joe and Mary Catherine Clark Joan and Burnell Cook Crissy and Bill Darling Gayla and Wesley Doucet Theresa and Randy Flatau Stephanie and John Fears Allen W. Fehnel Katherine and Bill Fouts Rebecca and Richard Funchess Claudie and Barry Green Hallsville High Class of 1962 Melanie and Thad Heartfield Marilyn and Francis Higgins High Powered Gals Carol and James Johnson Laurie and Shea Kent Paula and John Lovoi Kaye and Vincent Luparello Mr. and Mrs. Sam Malley Jr. Joyce and Charles McClure Nancy and Steve McGrade Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McSpadden Jean and Dennis Moncla Yvonne and Leslie Moor Cindy and Ron Owen Elizabeth and Michael Petit Kathryn and Patrick Phelan Linda P. Robinson Regina J. Rogers Saundra and Huey Scott Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Toups & Family

Elizabeth and Russell Waddill Anne F. Winslow Charlotte and Albert Williamson Pat and Mike Yennie IN MEMORY OF DYLAN M. KELLEY Lisa Albanese and Family Mrs. Nelva Barlow Boy Scout Troop 601 Paula and Dale Beaty Kathryn and Brian Bommer Shari and Tim Brewer George W. Brown III and Family Michelle and Tracy Byrd and Family Paula and Joe Christo Scootie and Joe Clark Karen and Edward Collins Wendy , Ritchie and McCain Devillier Jerome and William Dick Gayla and Wesley Doucet Stephanie and John Fears Rebecca and Richard Funchess Melanie and Thad Heartfield Carol and James Johnson Leonard N. Juncker Gayle Kemmerer Laurie and Shea Kent Nancy and Steve McGrade Jean and Dennis Moncla and Family Andrea and Allen Parker Beverly and Carl Parker Pride and Richard Parr Lois and Walter Snider Jennifer M. Thedford Vicky and Dave Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Toups & Family Elizabeth and Russell Waddill Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wagner IN MEMORY OF JASON D. KING Paula and Dale Beaty

IN MEMORY OF DON MATHIEN Melanie and Thad Heartfield IN MEMORY OF ASHLEY MCALLEN Paula and Dale Beaty Scootie and Joe Clark Nancy and Steve McGrade Jean and Dennis Moncla IN MEMORY OF JANE SIMMS MOORE Connie and Arthur Berry Loraine and Rollin Khoury IN MEMORY OF NANCY NEILD Carol D. Buckley IN MEMORY OF BETTY NORMAN Melanie and Thad Heartfield IN HONOR OF MAURICE RITCHIE Suzanne and Stan Wolfrom IN HONOR OF BILL RUSSELL Lynn and John Russell IN HONOR OF DAVE THOMAS Brandon Thomas Tyler Thomas IN MEMORY OF WENDY VEAZEY Carol Chenault IN MEMORY OF ERIN WATSON Stephanie and John Fears Melanie and Thad Heartfield IN HONOR OF DAVID WILLARD Regina J. Rogers IN MEMORY OF DUB WILLIAMS Melanie and Thad Heartfield

IN MEMORY OF BETTY LEAF Lynn and John Russell

Gifts received by June 30, 2018 are recognized in this report. Gifts received after June 30th will be acknowledged in the next year’s annual report

ADMINISTRATION

SCOOTIE CLARK

SALLY WILSON

Head of School

Assistant Head of School Director of Curriculum & Middle School

MELANIE HEARTFIELD

SARA TORR

KATHY FISHER

Director of Advancement

Business Manager

Director of Admissions & Marketing

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