2018-2019 Annual Report

CAMPUS DIRECTORS

2018- 2019

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mr. Jerry Vascocu, Chair

Ms. Myra Tener, Vice-Chair

Mrs. Shannon Lynd, Secretary

Mr. Craig Campbell, Treasurer

Mr. Brent Abshire

Mrs. Mary Courville

Ms. Suzy Lynch-Cummings

RIVER RANCH CAMPUS

Pre-K3, Pre-K4, Kindergarten

Julie Bourque

Dr. Laurie Godshall

Mr. Andrew Shenkan

Mrs. Mary Werner

Mr. Lee Womack

Mr. Ross Woodring

Mrs. Anne Patin, Vestry

The Rev. Joseph Daly, Rector

Dr. Jeanette Parker, Trustee Emeritus

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM

DOWNTOWN CAMPUS

Grades 1-7

Ginger Gibson

ADRIAN BOYLE, Director of Finance

JOSHUA CARLSON, Director of Technology

STEPHANIE FOURNET, Academic Dean and Director of College Counseling

JUSTIN HERNANDEZ, Director of Facilities

MELINDA MANGHAM , All-School Academic Dean

A LETTER FROM Dr. Pat Taylor

Dear Ascension Community,

As I come to the end of my year as your Interim Head of School, I write to thank you for the opportunity to serve your school and community. Before April of 2018, I had never been to Lafayette and had no knowledge of Ascension Episcopal School. For the record, I had never really considered an Interim Head position. On my first visit, I was convinced that this was a special school. From the dedication of the Board, Rector, faculty, and staff, I found a school that was mission-driven in all of its operations. After 46 years in independent schooling and visiting literally over 100 schools in the southeast, I can honestly say Ascension Episcopal School is a very special place.

The talents displayed by students in the classroom, athletic competition, and the arts can compete with any school. The faculty and staff support the mission through their instruction, care, and nurturing of all students. The progressive leadership by the administration to school improvement is constant, and the core of character and spiritual growth is seen daily in the Episcopal traditions of care and excellence.

I was privileged to work with the Search Committee and Board as your new Head of School was sought, and their serious and professional approach to the process could be a model for all schools. As Ascension enters its next chapter under the leadership of a new Head of School, it is most energizing and exciting. Jeff Plunk is an outstanding educator and leader who looks forward to his and his family's move to Lafayette. I have gotten to know him over the last few months, and I continue to be impressed with his experience, knowledge, leadership skills, and student care. Jeff is a committed educator and mission-driven leader who I am confident will serve Ascension quite well as Head of School.

As my time has come to an end, Sherrye and I thank you for allowing us to be part of this amazing school and community. We will keep in contact and are excited to see all the incredible opportunities the school will afford the student body moving forward.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve, as well as your care, concern, openness, and guidance provided to Sherrye and me. Lastly, thank you to the Board of Trustees and Rector for the opportunity to complete my career as an educator at Ascension Episcopal School. This year has truly been a blessing.

SUGAR MILL POND CAMPUS

Grades 8-12

Chris Dardar

JOSHUA MCCLYMONT, Director of Development and Fine Arts

KATHERINE MCCORMICK, Director of Marketing

CAMILLE RENARD , Director of Admissions

God bless, Interim Head of School

Welcoming JEFF PLUNK

In November 2018, the Board of Trustees of Ascension Episcopal School announced the selection of Jeffrey N. Plunk as our next Head of School beginning July 1, 2019. Jeff has come to Lafayette from Atlanta, Georgia, where he previously served as the High School Principal of Wesleyan School. Jeff and his wife Jennifer, have two children Matthew who is a Freshman at Georgia Tech and Maddie, who is a11th grader at our Sugar Mill Pond campus.

This selection was the result of an extensive, six - month, national search conducted by a nine - member Head of School Search Committee and supported by Southern Teachers Agency. The committee selected three outstanding finalists who were invited to Ascension for interview sessions with focus groups consisting of trustees, parents, faculty, staff, and students. Jeff went on to receive the Search Committee’s recommendation to the Board of Trustees who, in turn, unanimously voted for his appointment with the approval of the Rector.

In selecting Jeff as our next Head of

School, the Board of Trustees chose a leader with a lifelong passion for education and learning. In addition, the trustees valued his immediate connections with Ascension students, his high level of energy and enthusiasm, and his many and varied accomplishments. Jeff best embodied our school’s mission and values.

Jeff Plunk has a track record of creating programs that help students understand and reach their potential. With a bachelor’s degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology in applied mathematics and a master’s degree from Georgia State University in math education, Jeff is an educator first. He has taught at three of the most highly-regarded schools in the Atlanta area, Woodward Academy, Westminster Schools, and Wesleyan School. Over his twelve years at Wesleyan, he has served as a teacher, Assistant Dean, Dean, and High School Principal. Upon describing his leadership, Jeff's references praise his work on

improving retention, expanding AP offerings, and focusing on student health and wellness.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, we would like to thank the members of the Head of School Search Committee, our consultants at Southern Teachers Agency, and all the members of our Ascension community who have contributed greatly to the search process. We laud all who were involved for their commitment and dedication to the integrity of the search process. We thank you for your support and ask you to join us in welcoming the Plunk family to our community.

Sincerely,

Jerry Vascocu Board of Trustees Chair, 2018-2019

SUGAR MILL POND CAMPUS

Team Teaching at the Downtown Campus

Our Sugar Mill Pond campus students shared their knowledge and passion with our Downtown students in early spring as we hosted our first annual teaching crossover day. Divided in groups of 4-6, high school juniors and seniors team taught our downtown students in the areas of Language Arts, Science and Social Studies. It was a wonderful way for our high school students to show their mastery in a subject and for our younger students to experience real life application in certain subject areas. We are already planning our teaching crossover day for next year. This will be a tradition that will certainly continue.

Upper School Service Project Wins Project Front Yard Award

IBERIABANK’s downtown Lafayette headquarters was the setting for the fifth annual Project Front Yard Awards on Thursday evening, October 4. Commemorating the five-year anniversary of its launch in 2014, the Project Front Yard Awards highlight individuals and organizations working to improve the face of the community.

The awards are given annually to recognize individuals and organizations that beautify and clean up Lafayette’s physical landscape or inspire others to do the same through eco-education. Our Sugar Mill Pond campus was honored to be presented with the Best in Cleanliness award this year. For the past three years led by SMP art teacher, Rosalind Robertson, our group of high school students have hosted quarterly volunteer events with Project Front Yard, such as litter cleanups to tree mulching projects. Committing almost 250 individual volunteers and more than 9,000 hours of volunteer service, Ascension’s volunteer contributions equate to a value of approximately $225,000 back to the community.

DOWNTOWN CAMPUS

An "Unconventional" Arts & Media Fashion Show

At the end of the school year, Downtown middle school art and media students came together for the first annual "Design Challenge — Project Runway: Unconventional Materials". Teams of media literacy students were paired with teams of visual arts students in a collaboration to document the design process and final results.

Art teacher, Danielle Bacque credits the partnership with teacher Heather Gros and her media literacy class for making the fashion show happen. Originally the plan was to do a small classroom show, but the momentum

grew into a full-blown runway show for parents and other students.

To begin the project, 7th grade students took a field trip to the Acadiana Center for the Arts to find inspiration in current exhibits. Each student had to choose a piece of art and turn in a design based on the piece of art they chose. Students were then placed in groups of four and asked to narrow the designs down to one they would bring to life together. Fellow middle-school media students filmed and photographed the process as the art students cut paper lanterns into skirts and tissue

paper into big, colorful feathers. On the day of the showcase, these creative students styled their models from head to toe, adding colorful wigs, over-the-top hats and glitter makeup, and sent them down the runway in Coughlin Hall on the Downtown campus. The highlight of the event was when each group explained to the judges how the look related to their inspiration and the reason behind what materials they chose.

Guest “Judges” included Ginger Gibson, Melinda Mangham, Virginia Brown, Joshua McClymont, Bree Sargent, from the Acadiana Center for the Arts and even Gabrielle Savoy, one of the artists from the AcA exhibit. Judges looked for details that showed students' style as well as their interpretation of the art.

This won't be the last design challenge at Ascension. Ms. Bacque plans to do a different one every year, asking students to design everything from furniture to logos to athletic clothes.

RIVER RANCH CAMPUS Innovation Lab Opens

In 2018-2019, our River Ranch campus unveiled our all new Innovation Lab at the Preschool. Led by veteran River Ranch teachers, Allyson Womack and Leigh Barry, the Innovation Lab has functioned as a dedicated learning space for students to engage, explore, and exercise their creativity.

Pre-K4 and Kindergarten students rotate through the lab every other week and participate in various activities and challenges with our Innovation Lab teacher and assistant.

Students learn collaboration, complex communication, critical thinking, self-reflection, persistence, problemsolving, and resilience. The lab also houses a dedicated science experiment area and maker space/tinker area that is utilized at other times by classroom teachers and their students.

Through nurturing the spirit, stimulating the

STUDENT SHOWCASE

Ella Sheets Named Stamps Scholar

intellect, and encouraging creativity, the lab indeed supports Ascension’s mission of balanced excellence with our youngest students.

With great pride and excitement, we are pleased to announce that Ascension senior Ella Sheets was named a 2019 recipient of the Stamps Scholarship, LSU's top scholarship opportunity for select incoming students of the Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College.

Penelope W. and E. Roe Stamps IV began the scholarship program in 2006 to afford exceptional students an extraordinary higher education experience. The Stamps Family Charitable Foundation gives to over 40 colleges and universities, and LSU Stamps Scholars join approximately 730 other Stamps Scholars from various schools. All LSU Stamps Scholars receive the full cost of attendance for four years, with a maximum of $14,000 for enrichment experiences such as study abroad programs or research opportunities. Congratulations to Ella and her parents Andy and Christy Sheets for this very prestigious award!

ALUMNI HIGHLIGHTS Staying Connected

The Ascension Episcopal School Alumni

Association had a busy and productive year!

Here are some of the highlights:

Continued communication through our social media – Facebook and Instagram pages – posting photos of current alumni events, class reunions, and highlighting individual alumni and their achievements and activities.

Hosted Alumni Tailgating Tent at Ascension Homecoming Game in October. We had representatives from the Classes of ’09, ’11, ’12, ’13, ’14, ’15, ’16 , ’17 and ’18! The group enjoyed catching up with their friends, as well as watching the Blue Gators win an exciting homecoming game!

The alumni Pancake Breakfast was held in May and honored our newest alumni, the Class of 2019. Held at the SMP Pavilion on the morning of graduation, the celebration included pancakes (with all the fixings!), some valuable advice from Mrs. Courtney Robert, and the presentation of alumni t-shirts to the graduating class. We had alumni from the classes of ’11, ’12, ’13, ’17 and ’18, who came out to serve as pancake chefs. A beautiful morning and a wonderful gathering of Ascension alumni!

We will be busy working on celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Ascension Episcopal School during the next year – and hope to get as many alumni as possible back to one of our campuses to help in the celebration!

Stay tuned for more fun and exciting times with the Ascension Alumni Association!

ALUMNI ABROAD

Luke Butcher

Luke Butcher graduated from Ascension Episcopal School in May of 2015; he was the Co-Valedictorian and a National Merit Scholar. He attended Georgetown University, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.A. in Economics in May 2019.

During the summer of 2019, I studied Hindi in India as part of the US Department of State's Critical Language Scholarship Program. The CLS program funds two months of intensive, immersive study of languages that are often not studied at US universities but are valued by the US government. As part of the immersion program, I took Hindi classes during the week, met with local students to practice conversation, lived with an Indian family, and visited cultural sites during the weekends. I completed this program in Rajasthan, one of India's most colorful states, in the capital city of Jaipur.

In August 2019, after completing the program, I began my job in North India, where Hindi is the primary language spoken. I work as an Associate at IDinsight, a non-profit that provides data consulting to governments and NGOs in a wide range of fields, from health to agriculture to education. IDinsight's mission is to help policymakers and leaders of NGOs make better decisions for the communities they serve. As an Associate, I work with the IDinsight team and clients to run program evaluations and exploratory studies, among other services. IDinsight's main clients in India include the central government and state governments, as well as large NGOs such as Educate Girls. I am very much enjoying contributing to the mission and learning much more about India.

Luke Butcher Class of 2015

AUXILLARY PROGRAMS AT ASCENSION

Summer at Ascension offered 19 camps during the summer of 2018. Children entering PK3 through 8th grade had the opportunity to embark on fun, adventure, and learning on one of our campuses.

Whether campers were stepping into a woodland camp-out with their American Doll in tow or onto the baseball field decked out in sunscreen, a bat, and glove, they were sure to have a great time. Our faculty members go above and beyond when designing each week of a themed camp because they want campers leaving with huge smiles on their faces. The summer closed out with Blue Gator Bridge Courses for grades 1-7 and Blue Gator Prep Courses for grades 8-9. These courses are intended to help students and parents ease into the school year by reviewing material from the year prior and getting a glimpse into the year ahead.

Throughout the 2018-19 school year, our teachers and coaches offered students even more camps after school, on weekends, and on holiday breaks. Between the River Ranch and Downtown campuses, there were 38 After School classes held and 13 School Year camps. After School Classes appealed to many interests from focusing on Fall art and pottery to embarking on a secret mission in Secret Spy School to Flag Football. Our School Year Camps ranged from Movie & Game Nights where parents were able to drop their little ones off from 6 - 9 PM on a Friday night to the always popular, Eric Mouton’s Basketball Camp.

SUMMER CAMPS

19 Camps

15 Academic Courses

3 Prep Courses

AFTER SCHOOL CLASSES

38 @ River Ranch & Downtown

SCHOOL YEAR CAMPS

13 Across All Campuses

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Dinner

On May 8th, the Board of Trustees held its annual Leadership Circle Reception at Pour in River Ranch as a way to celebrate our generous Ascension Fund donors. The reception celebrates those individuals who make Ascension one of their main philanthropic investments by donating at the Leadership Circle or above.

STATE OF ADVANCEMENT

During the event, board, vestry and faculty members got the opportunity to visit with donors and thank them personally for their considerable gifts to the Ascension Fund. Jerry Vascocu, President of the Board of Trustees, highlighted the tremendous growth Ascension has seen during his time as a parent. Advancement Chair, Ross Woodring also expressed his appreciation to all of the donors. Concluding the evening’s event, Interim Head of School, Pat Taylor shared with the group his observations from his time at Ascension as well as insight on where the school is headed under new Head of School, Jeff Plunk.

The Advancement Committee, with support from the Board of Trustees and the Development Team, began the year with a deep dive look into what was working and not working as it related to the advancement of the school's mission. We worked hand in hand with school administration and the leadership of our Parent Support Organizations to figure out how to best communicate, facilitate, and recognize the generosity of all who provide not only financial resources but the gift of their time, to the "advancement" of Ascension Episcopal School.

To that end, in many ways, a new bar was set for the culture of giving in both time and resources as we look to continue moving into a bright future. This year saw tremendous support of the broader school community events, with the PTO Fall Fest as well as PSO specific events that drew support for their individual goals that directly impact our students. It is with great pleasure that we say CONGRATULATIONS to all for the success of the Ascension Fund, as we achieved both record participation 47% and a record amount raised $240,000! The measure of success demonstrated by Ascension Fund participation speaks

volumes to the dedication, passion, and commitment of all who gave time and resources to Ascension.

As we look to continue developing our culture of giving, we move forward with excitement and vigor into the next school year with our new Head of School, Jeff Plunk. Thank you to all who contributed to the advancement of the school's mission to deliver "Balanced Excellence."

Ross Woodring

Board of Trustees, Advancement Committee Chair

It is with great pleasure that I report the "State of Advancement" at Ascension is very strong.

WORKING TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE BALANCED EXCELLENCE $

THE ASCENSION FUND

Each year our community donates between 7-8% of our operating budget, and tuition dollars cover the rest. These donations are made through our Parent Support Organizations and through the Ascension Fund.

The Ascension Fund is a significant catalyst; a vital means of advancing our mission of educational excellence in a Christian environment.

Our annual fund procures more hours of professional development for our teachers, resources for our coaches and directors, better facilities for our children, and plants the seeds for future growth. In short, the significance of the Ascension Fund derives from its ability to grow our mission.

a RIVER RANCH: Painted interior of classroom space

a DOWNTOWN: Remodeled back porch of Amelia House

a DOWNTOWN: Replaced three HVAC units

a DOWNTOWN: Replaced gymnasium lighting above the bleachers with LED lighting

a DOWNTOWN: Refinished gymnasium floor

a SUGAR MILL POND: Refinished gymnasium floor

a SUGAR MILL POND: Replaced two HVAC units

a SUGAR MILL POND: Athletic sound & lighting upgrades

On behalf of Ascension’s administrative team, teachers, and staff, thank you for continuing to support our school in so many ways!

2018-2019 TOTAL RAISED $240,000

PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION

The mission and overall purpose of PTO for the 2018-2019 year was Community Building. Our goal was “to have families as active participants in the life of the school, and feel welcomed, valued and connected to each other, to school staff and to what students were learning and doing in class.”

The theme of the year was community building - we built bridges of partnership, communication and advocacy. The family-schoolcommunity partnership, with the student at the center, is at the core of Ascension’s PTO. All of the PTO Presidents before me have helped to establish, continue and strengthen those partnerships. Yes, we did faculty birthday brunches, held classroom parties for Halloween, Christmas and Valentine’s day, handled faculty CPE day, Honor Chapel, Veterans Day, Mardi Gras celebrations and numerous other as needed activities.

However, with the assistance of parents, families, teachers,

administrators, local businesses and our students we did the following:

a Came together to celebrate with our first Ascension Fall Festival and spring picnic (Picnic at the Pond).

a We organized our first Ascension Men’s Group (Gator Dad’s) where dads, grandfathers, uncles, etc. came together to support our needs at various functions.

a We also engaged our students to show gratitude to the faculty with “Random Acts of Appreciation” for the 2019 Teacher Appreciation week. Students took the initiative to high 5 teachers, make handmade cards and flowers, develop special digital messages for faculty that may not get thanked often and say a prayer for the friends, teachers and school staff that make their learning experience so amazing!

a We also put our school prayer at the forefront of our projects - utilizing it in a placemat for our Thanksgiving feast and giving it as gifts to our staff to hang around school and their homes.

a In building communication bridges, I believed that the more people that were asked and engaged in PTO, the more families felt welcomed and empowered to support its success. In January of 2018, we surveyed parents for their feedback and input for the coming school year. We asked who wanted to be involved and made sure those individuals would be active participants in our school. I believed that PTO is a key partner for continuous school improvement and its awareness is essential. With this idea, we developed our first:

a PTO created a school newsletter to communicate monthly on various activities and involvement opportunities. On a smaller scale, we worked on building unity in the grade.

a Room moms organized parent activities outside of school where everyone was invited to gather and share some time together.

a We developed relationships and built advocacy bridges that supported, encouraged and promoted our school.

In this closing letter, I say WE a lot. I could not have done this year without the 16 STRONG women who worked by my side. These amazing ladies, along with room moms and numerous volunteers, I can’t thank you enough for standing by my side throughout this journey. We were fiscally responsible requesting quotes from local businesses and saving on every line item. Our goal was to raise $100,000 to go directly towards teacher bonuses and security improvements across all three campuses. We ended the school year saving money and raising $115,000 and putting it where we said we would.

To our current PTO leaders and members and to potential future PTO leaders, I ask that you share my vision in making a difference in the school. I ask that you embrace creativity and innovation and help to meet the challenges of relevance and inclusion. Working together we can welcome new ideas that can support our students and include our members in more opportunities in our school and community.

Thank you for your faith and trust in selecting me to serve. I also want to thank my friends and family who have encouraged me and supported me; my boys Tre and Cooper who endured having the mom that was always at school; and my husband, Stuart, who picked up all the slack as I served in this role.

Thank you,

Kimberly Bishop PTO President

PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION BOARD

2018-2019

Executive Council

President

KIM BISHOP

President Elect

STACIE BELLE

Treasurer

SARA TRAWICK

Secretary

WENDY YOUNG

River Ranch Campus Coordinators

HEIDI ROMA, MARI ANNE JOHNSON

Downtown Coordinators

JAIME WOODRING, SUSAN GIARDINA

SMP Coordinator

MARIKA MURY

Communications Coordinator

MICHELLE FRANQUES

Parliamentarian

COURTENAY MENDELL

Faculty Member at Large

KELLY DUPLANTIS

Social Chairs

MIA ROBINSON, CARRIE LEONARD

PSO School Liaison

KATHERINE MCCORMICK

2018 Fall Festival Chair

SARAH HENDERSON

2018-2019 Room Parent Volunteers

AMY FONTENOT

AMY MOREAU

AMY WALTERS

ANN BOND

ASHLEY HOHORST

ASMA KOTHAWALA

BETSY BOUDREAUX

BRITTANY ROWELL

CHANDELLE ROUGEAU

CHARITY HARRIS

CHRISTY FRANQUES

CHRISTY SHEETS

EMILY HUNT

JAYNE SOILEAU

KATHERINE ANSELMO

KATY MABRY

KEELI POWELL

KRISTY ARABIE

LEEANN OUBRE

MAGGIE JUSTUS

MELISSA BOUDREAUX

MICHELLE REIS

MISSY CORMIER

PEGGY GIGLIO

ROCHELLE DUPUIE

SHANNON TRAHAN

SONNI SAVANT

STEPHANIE WILSON

TRICIA CAMPBELL

FALL FESTIVAL

We are so grateful for the many parents, grandparents, friends and faculty that came together and gave countless volunteer hours to make our first annual PTO Fall Festival a huge success. We look forward to carrying out the biennial PTO Fall Festival in the fall of 2020.

Total Raised

$115,000

Cash Sponsors*

Acadian Auto Spa

Amanda and Ron Sylvester

Angela and Brady Mills

Cajun Bug Exterminating

Dana & Ben Domingue

Dermatology Center of Acadiana

Dr. Jim and Carol Anne Piccione

Feldman Orthodontics

Helical Solutions for Deep Foundations

Integrated Physical Therapy

Jaime and Ross Woodring

Katherine and Chuck Anselmo

Lauren & Quay McKnight

LC Services of Louisiana, LLC

Mark & Stephanie Fontenot

Morgan Street Dance Company

Pam & Tony Fontenot

Randazzo, Giglio and Bailey

Recovery Chiro Med

Sharon and Mike Piasecki

Stacie and Keith Belle

Wendy and Tracy Young

In-Kind Sponsors*

Coca-Cola Bottling

Dovetail Digital Marketing

Heidi & Stephen Roma

Jaime & Ross Woodring

Kim & Stuart Bishop

Krispy Crunchy Chicken

Kristy Anderson Ahrabi

FINE ARTS AT ASCENSION

*We have made every effort to include all donors, however please accept our sincere apologies if we have missed something. Please let us know about any errors in our reporting for the 2018-2019 school year.

FREAKY FRIDAY Sugar Mill Pond Campus Students

October 25, 2019

FINE ARTS ALLIANCE

Bravo to the Fine Arts Alliance members, volunteers, and donors! This was

I am pleased to report this year we had a record year with 62 members, and we funded and fully completed several huge special projects. The total sound, light, and electrical reconstruction to our Downtown Activity Center dramatically improved all theatrical performances from the first to the seventh grades and the purchase of a new portable sound system was used on all three campuses for multiple events. Membership dues, proceeds from our four productions, generous donations from Ascension families, and our fundraiser, It’s A Wonderful Life, brought in a total of $67,883 and made these projects a reality!

The FAA loved supporting our talented, energetic, and creative Fine Arts Department teachers. We welcomed a new faculty member and celebrated a spring wedding of another. Downtown art teacher, Tina Frederick was accepted into the highly renowned INSEA World Congress Art

convention in July in Vancouver, Canada. We honored two outstanding Seniors who were accepted into prestigious art programs with the first ever Art Signing Day at SMP. At the Spring Senior Showcase held at SMP, all Senior art students were congratulated on their accomplishments and the whole Ascension community was treated to artworks, jewelry, songs, and drama performances.

a This year, our Sugar Mill Pond Theatre Department presented Freaky Friday at the Acadiana Center for the Arts in the fall and The Importance of Being Earnest in the SMP black box theatre in the spring.

a On the Downtown Campus, every lower school grade had a largescale performance, our 5 performed Elf, Jr., and the 6 graders showcased their talents in Seussical, Jr.

a The River Ranch campus again performed wonderful Christmas and spring shows.

an incredible year as the FAA continued to promote a love and passion for the Arts throughout our whole community!

Thank you

TO OUR FINE ARTS ALLIANCE SPECIAL PROJECT DONORS*

Brenda & Larry Curtis

Michelle & Leonard Franques

Leslie Jacobs

Jacy & Mike LeBlanc

Stacy Ste. Marie

Carol Ann & Jim Piccione

Tiffany & Chris Taulbee

Congrats on an Amazing Year of Performances!

HOMECOMING CONCERT

October 2nd

EPISCOPAL SCHOOL SUNDAY

October 7th

FREAKY FRIDAY

October 25th-28th

ELF, JR / 5TH GRADE MUSICAL

November 8th & 9th

2ND GRADE’S A TIME TO GIVE THANKS

November 15th

PRE K-4’S CHRISTMAS SHOW

December 5th

5TH GRADE’S LESSONS AND CAROLS

December 10th

CHRISTMAS CHORAL CONCERT

December 11th

KINDERGARTEN’S CHRISTMAS SHOW

December 12th

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY

December 13th & 14th

4TH GRADE’S CHRISTMAS LIVE @ THE MALL OF ACADIANA

December 14th

DISTRICT CHORAL FESTIVAL

March 25th

SEUSSICAL JR / MIDDLE SCHOOL

MUSICAL

April 4th & 5th

THE IMPORTANCE FOR BEING EARNEST

March 21st-24th

PRE K-4’S SPRING SHOW

*We have made every effort to include all donors, however please accept our sincere apologies if we have missed something. Please let us know about any errors in our reporting for the 2018 - 2019 school year.

Executive Board

President

MICHELLE FRANQUES

Secretary

TARA RAXDALE

Treasurer & Membership

SHANNON TRAHAN

Receptions

APRIL DOGA

Sugar Mill Pond Coordinator

LEAH RITCHE

Downtown Coordinator

CARRIE LEONARD

River Ranch Coordinator

LINDSAY FINLEY

Printing Coordinator

SHANNON LYND

Members

Elizabeth and Daniel Adania

Boyd and Georgette Anderson

Ann and Tommy Bond

Kathy and Charles Boone

Norman and Paula Brown

Craig and Tricia Campbell

Uyen Chu

Elise and Brian Colomb

Kevin and Tonya Cook

Mary and Kevin Courville

May 8th

ACADEMIC PEP RALLY PERFORMANCE

May 2nd

3RD GRADE’S LOUISIANA DAY

May 9th

KINDERGARTEN’S SPRING SHOW

May 15th

SPRING CHORAL CONCERT

May 14th

1ST GRADE’S NOAH’S ARK

May 17th

Leah Cowan

Larry and Brenda Curtis

Elise Daly-Shelton

Clay and Lynette Darnall

Benjamin and April Doga

Ben and Dana Domingue

Dow Drobish

Tre' and Rochelle Dupuie

Kim and David Edmond

Joyce and Bill Elliott

Bradford and Julie Felder

Mickey and Lindsay Finley

David and Bertel Fite

Tony and Pam Fontenot

MIssy Ford

Susan and Frank Foriter

Michelle and Leonard

Franques

Christy and Andre' Franques

Dawn Gonsoulin

Bryan Groves

Bryan Groves

Brian and Amy Guidry

Leigh and Alaina Hardy

Charon and Frankie Harris

Chris and Anna Hebert

Dr Leslie Jacobs

Mike and Jacy LeBlanc

Lewis and Natalie Lemoine

Scott and Carrie Leonard

John and Corbin Levin

Robert and Nicole Lobello

Shannon and Kirk Lynd

Eddie and Joan Martin

Joshua and Allison McClymont

Gayle and Brent Milam

Danny and Kerrie Milbert

Marika and Ed Mury

Lance and Kelly Ortemond

Diana Ortemond

Elizabeth Pagelsen

Michael and Sharon Piasecki

Dr. Jim and Carol-Ann

Piccione

Victor and Tarah Raxsdale

Mike and Lea Ann Remondet

Leah and Gordon Ritchie

Jimmy and Jeanne Roberts

Jeff and Mia Robinson

Ronald and Brittnay Robinson

Stacey Ste Marie

Byron and Sara Stephens

Christopher and Tiffany

Taulbee

Dana and Mike Topham

Chris and Shannon Trahan

Mary and Joel Werner

BOOSTER CLUB

The Athletic Booster Club is proud to report another great year. As we remain committed to supporting the development of Ascension’s studentathletes and providing our coaches with various tools to help them succeed, our mission was exemplified through many achievements this past year:

a State Champions: Boys Golf, Girls Tennis, and Girls Swimming

a State Runner-ups: Girls Volleyball & Boys Baseball

a Academic All-State: 7 athletes

During 2018-2019, the Booster Club raised over $158,000 to support our Middle School through High School sports. While membership dues supplemented the athletic budget, remaining funds were used towards other significant requests from the Athletic Director and coaches.

GOLF TOURNAMENT

Chaired by NAOMI MARAIST

Total Raised $ 25,125

For the last school year, these include:

a Softball press box

a Softball sound system

a Baseball sound system

Our remaining funds of over $30,000 will be secured in an Ascension account dedicated to the building of our future track at the Sugar Mill Pond Campus. This track will benefit our entire school for years to come: providing our cheerleaders with a dry area to cheer, athletic teams a place to develop cardiac endurance, and countless other ways. As we work to continue building a school that strives for Balanced Excellence, the track will serve as one more piece of the vision.

Sincerely,

Rick Leoni II Booster Club President

Cash & In-Kind Sponsors*

A cadiana Dodge

Barczyk Chiropractic Group

C&G Boats / Joey Arceneaux

Chitimacha La Open presented by Mistras

Coca Cola

COLA

Colomb, Brian & Elise

Curtis, Larry

Darnall, Sikes & Frederick

DLS Energy Services

Drs. Leoni

Global Data Systems

Harris, Charon and Frankie

Hathorne Family

Home Bank

IBERIABANK

Jambalaya Shoppe

Jeansonne & Remondet LLC

La Pizza Mia

LeTriomphe

LUX Spa

Maraist Family Foundation

Mark & Stephanie Fontenot

Morgan Street Dance Company

The Picard Group

Professional Fluid Services, LLC

Ragin Cages

Southern Oral & Facial Surgery / Dr. Donald Boudreaux

Sunrise Coffee Company

NXT Energy Services Walk Ons

Wells Fargo Advisors / Drew Detraz

White Knight Production

TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Chaired by SHEILA MUSSO

Total Raised $11,060

Cash & In-Kind Sponsors*

24 HR SAFETY

O2 Face & Body

Bart Bernard Injury Lawyers

Balance - Optimal Health for Women

Charlie & Maggie Justus

City Club at River Ranch

Coastal Grit

Dermatology Center of Acadiana

Don’s Automotive

Emmie Collins Family

Envision Imaging Acadiana

Gulf Land Structures LLC.

Hallie & Lyle Poole

Iberia Bank

JAC's Market & Deli

Jeff Landry Attorney General

Keaty Real Estate

Lafayette Family Eyecare / Dr. Richard “Jim” Piccione & Dr. Erica Lukasko

Maraist Foot & Alkle Center

Lipstick Yoga Chic Leisure

The Picard Group

Ragin Cages

Sheila Musso

Sibley Family Superior Service Co.

Thomas & Mary LeBlanc

UBS Financial Services

Wet Tech Energy

*We have made every effort to include all donors, however please accept our sincere apologies if we have missed something. Please let us know about any errors in our reporting for the 2018-2019 school year.

Total Raised from Membership & Fundraising

$158,107 President

RICK LEONI

Vice President

KATHERINE FREEMAN Secretary

MONICA HARGETT

Membership Committee Chair

STEPHANIE ARDOIN

Member at Large

DAVID BARCZYK

Member at Large

ANN BOND

Member at Large

CHRIS CORMIER

Member at Large

STEPHANIE GAGNARD

Downtown Athletic Coordinator

DANIEL GAUTREAUX

Fundraising Committee Chair

MAGGIE JUSTUS

Member at Large

NAOMI MARAIST

Membership Committee

Step-Up Chairman

ANGELA MILLS

Athletic Director

ERIC MOUTON

Member at Large

SHEILA MUSSO

Special Events/Volunteer Chair

KRISTEN PEEBLES

Immediate Past President

MIKE REMONDET

PSO Liaison

MARILYN LEE

Brent and Pam Abshire

Anderson, Dozier, Blanda & Saltzman

Glenn and Jennifer Angelle

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Arabie

Chad and Stefanie Arceneaux

Michael and Beth Ardoin

Todd and Steph Ardoin

Joel and Lisa Babineaux

Blake and Larie Barnett

Lanis and Nicole Belaire

Keith and Stacie Belle

Bart Bernard

Lorraine Billeaud

André and Kathy Blanchard

Thomas and Ann Bond

Charles and Kathy Boone

Ann Bourgeois

Stephanie Bradley

Brannon and Ashley Breaux

Barrett and Allison Buxton

Craig and Tricia Campbell

Kevin Caswell

Al Matt and Dr. Uyen Chu

Chip and Kaysha Clark

Drs. Doug and Allison Clement

Elise and Brian Colomb

Chris and Missy Cormier

Kevin and Mary Courville

Delmar and Rickie Crochet

Larry and Brenda Curtis

Clay and Lynette Darnall

Ben and April Doga

Ben and Dana Domingue

Christine Dunn, CPA

David and Kim Edmond

Joyce and Bill Elliott

Bradford and Julie Felder

Chris and Diane Fontenot

Derek and Amy Fontenot

Mark and Stephanie Fontenot

Neil J. Fontenot

Richard Fournet

John and Allison Fox

Leonard and Michelle Franques

Boo Freeman

Katherine Freeman

Sonny and Debbie Freeman

Dr. and Mrs. James Garcelon

Monica Hargett and Kaye Gaspard

Christopher Gill

Dawn Gonsoulin

Scott and Deb Graves

Kelli Guidry

Diamond G Farms

Lauri Guillory

Scott and Angela Hartman

Chris and Anna Hebert

Chandler Juneau's Campbell Crew

Courtney and Crystal Juneau

Herbert and Janelle Juneau

Wendell Juneau

Charlie and Maggie Justus

Scott and Lisa Kerstetter

Wardell and Karen Ladmirault

Mike and Angela LeBlanc

Mike and Jacy LeBlanc

Jon and April Leleux

Scott and Carrie Leonard

Ric and JoEllen Leoni

Rick and Toni Leoni

Kirk and Shannon Lynd

David and Kathy Mariast

Mike and Naomi Maraist

Eddie and Joan Martin

Roger and Natalie Mattke

Joshua and Allyson McClymont

Todd and Katherine McCormick

David and Kelly McCraine

John and Courtenay Mendell

Donald and Danielle Mendoza

Brent and Gayle Milam

Angela and Brady Mills

Law Office of Christine M. Mire

Josh and Sheila Musso

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Nepveaux

Scott and Jeanne Neusetzer

Clay and Stephanie Ortego

Lance and Kelly Ortemond

Randy and Jennifer Patin

Dr. Joseph and Lynette Pearson

Kristen and Michael Peebles

Lynn and Glenda Pesson

Michael and Sharon Piasecki

Tyron and Elizabeth Picard

Carol-Ann and Dr. Jim Piccione

Tammy and Phillip

Mike and Lea Ann Remondet

Mike and Cheri Richard

Victoria Richard/Noesis Data

Jeff and Sybil Richardson

Brandon and Ammie Robinson

Angie and Chris Schouest

Teddy Seaton - Planet Nutrition

Andy and Christy Sheets

Elise Shelton

Clé and Kathy Simon

Ken and Shalane St. Pe'

Byron and Sara Stephens

Dawn and Brent Stolzenthaler

Ron and Amanda Sylvester

Chris and Shannon Trahan

Kathleen, Kevin and Camille Turner, and Katherine Voigt

Jerry and Julie Vascocu

Russell and Amy Walters

Tracy and Wendy Young

Paul and Chelly Zehnder

Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. Acevedo

Ms. Amy C. Adams

Mr. and Mrs. J. Anthony Adams

Mrs. Reatha Albert

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Aldridge

Dr. and Mrs. John W. Alldredge

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart R. Ancelet

Mr. Adam Andrus

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W. Andrus, IV

Glenn and Jennifer Angelle

Anonymous Sponsors

Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Ardoin

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Armentor

Ms. Danielle Bacque

Mr. and Mrs. Nidal A. Balbeisi

Drs. David and Colleen Barczyk

Barras Family Denistry

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bass

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Beaullieu

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Belle

Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Bishop

Mr. and Mrs. Grant D. Boatright

Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Boone

The Boudreaux Family

Matt and Elizabeth Boudreaux

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Bourgeois

Mrs. Emily Bourque

Mr. Adrian Boyle

Ms. Shawn Brady

Mr. and Mrs. Deron Braun

Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Breaux

Ms. Chasity S. Brewer and Ms. Angela M. Costanza

Ms. Kallie Broussard

Mrs. Kathy Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Wade A. Brown

Ms. Gabrielle R. Burke

Mr. and Mrs. Craig P. Caillier

Dr. and Mrs. Gene T. Callais, Jr.

Ms. Christi Campbell

Dr. and Mrs. John Campbell

Mr. Luke Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Carlson

Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Caswell

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Chadwick

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Chaney

Ms. Marianne Cheramie

Ms. Mindy Chiasson

Dr. Keefe T. Chng and Dr. Louiza Chan

Mrs. Natalie Chustz

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. Colligan

Mr. and Mrs. Clay A. Collins

Mr. and Mrs. Troy D. Collins

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Colomb

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Cook

Mr. and Mrs. Cameron J. Cope

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Copeland, III

Dr. and Mrs. Chris Cormier

Dr. and Mrs. William R. Cothern

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Cowan

Ms. Alyssa Credeur

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crouchet

Mr. and Mrs. Larry N. Curtis

Dr. and Mrs. David D. Daly, Jr.

Ms. Elise Shelton Daly

Mrs. Elise Daly

Mr. and Mrs. Chris D. Dardar

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Darnall

Mr. and Mrs. Wes David

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dees

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Delahoussaye

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Delcambre

Ms. Cortney Delhomme

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Derge

Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Diaz del Valle, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Doga

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Dore

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dozier

Ms. Alayna Dugas

Ms. Christine R. Dunn

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dunphy

Mr. and Mrs. Tre' Dupuie

Ms. Laina M. Dutton

Chase and Laura Edwards

Dr. and Mrs. William Elliott

Ms. Marci Elter

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher P.

Fontenot

Mr. and Mrs. Derek Fontenot

Neil and Sonjie Fontenot

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Fortier

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Foshee, III

Ms. Stephanie Fournet

Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Fournet

Mr. and Mrs. André C. Franques

Ms. Faith Freeman

Ms. Katherine T. Freeman

Dr. and Mrs. Bryan G. Frentz

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Fuselier

Ms. Sierra Gary

Mrs. Melissa T. Gaubert

Mr. Daniel Gautreaux

Ms. Melissa Gentner

Mr. and Mrs. Michael George

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giglio, III

Mrs. Laurie Godshall

Mr. and Mrs. Bryce M. Godwin

Ms. Dawn C. Gonsoulin

Dr. Christie and Mr. Beau Goudeau

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Granger

Drs. Matthew and Reyna Grant

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Graves

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gray

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Greneaux

Ms. Marla Griffey

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Grindrod

Ms. Chelsie Guidry

Mrs. Jeni Guidry

Mr. and Mrs. Kim Guidry

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Guillet

*In Memory of Alvin Amy

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Guillory

Mr. Kaedron Hall

Dr. Nina and Mr. Ian Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Hardy

Mr. and Mrs. Frankie P. Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Harris

Mr. Bradley Hawkins

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hebert

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hebert

Mrs. Natalie H. Hebert

Mr. and Mrs. Shane Hebert

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Henderson

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Herman

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Hernandez

Mrs. Natalie Hesterly

Dr. Kathy Holley

Stuart and Aimee Horton

Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Huff

Mr. and Mrs. Blake A. Huggard

Mr. and Mrs. Jerard O. Hussey

Dr. Leslie Jacobs

Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn A. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Judice

Mrs. Mona Kellogg

Drs. Kristy and Adam Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. Kody M. Kidder

Mr. and Dr. Ahmed Kothawala

Mr. Marc Krampe and Ms. Jennifer Paredes

Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Kreamer

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Labbe

Mr. and Mrs. Ian Ladmirault

Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Ladmirault

Mrs. Shelly E. Landry

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Lau

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight LeBlanc

Mr. and Mrs. Keith LeBlanc

Mr. and Mrs. Michael LeBlanc

Mr. Arnaud Leclercq

Mr. and Mrs. Marc LeDoux

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J. Lee, Jr.

Marilyn and Buddy Lee

Mr. John C. LeJeune and Ms. Mitzi A. Mayeux

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus LeJeune

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Lemoine

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Leonard

Dr. and Mrs. John E. Levin

Rock’n’Bowl de Lafayette LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Lobello

Dr. Amanda C. and Mr. Curtis E. Logue

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Loupus

Dr. and Mrs. Fabian Lugo

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Malespin

Ms. Melinda Mangham

Mrs. Amy Marter

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Martin

Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Matis

Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Mattke

Capt. and Mrs. Sean D. McClellan

Todd and Katherine McCormick

Mr. Scott McCullough

Ms. Shenekia McDonald

Mr. and Mrs. Quay D. McKnight

Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Melancon

Ms. Lisa Menard

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mendell

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Mendoza

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mier

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Milbert

Mr. Mark T. Miller and Dr. Dana G. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Brady R. Mills

Reverend Brandt L. Montgomery

Ms. Kristie M. Montoucet

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moreau

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morris, IV

Mr. and Mrs. Asa Moss

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Musso

Ms. Caitlin Neal-Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Nepveaux

Ms. Kylie Neuville

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Odom

Mrs. Tolley Odom

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Orgeron

Mr. and Mrs. John Clay Ortego

Mr. and Mrs. Lance D. Ortemond

Mr. and Mrs. Chris L. Overton

Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Pagelsen

Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Patin

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Patin

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Pearson

Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Peebles

Mr. and Mrs. S. Brian Perry

Mr. and Mrs. Toby Pitre

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Poché

Mr. and Mrs. Jacques P. Poirier

Mrs. Daisy P. Poole

Mr. Kevin Porter

Ms. Kathryn Post

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pottle

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Powell

Ms. Lauren Rabalais

Mrs. Kelly Ramsay

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Raxsdale

Mr. and Mrs. Peyton T. Reddick

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Reis

Ms. Anna M. Remondet

Mr. and Mrs. Nick A. Renard

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rice

*In Memory of Christine Rice

Wagner

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. Chase Riche

Ms. Courtney Robert

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Robinson, Jr.

The Roma Family

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell P. Romero

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Rovira

Ms. Daphne C. Roy

Mr. and Mrs. Sean J. Roy

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Savant

Mrs. Sandy Savoie

Mr. and Mrs. Chris D. Schouest

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Andy M. Sheets

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shenkan

Dr. and Mrs. Jason T. Shumadine

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle J. Sibley

Mr. Gerald L. Sierveld and Mrs. Brandee Duhon

Mr. and Mrs. Andy C. Simon

Mr. and Mrs. J. Cle Simon

Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Simon

Mr. and Mrs. Stacey E. Singleton

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Skobel

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Felix Soileau

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sonnier

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Speyrer

Dr. and Mrs. Mohit Srivastava

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. St. Germain

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Stefanski, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Stevenson

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Stolzenthaler

Mr. Jeff Straub

Anonymous

Mr. Samuel K. Stricklin

Ms. Kimberly Summerhays

Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Sylvester

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Taulbee

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Tauzin

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Trahan

Dr. and Mrs. Claude Tremblay

Mrs. Kathleen V. Turner

Uniformity

Ms. Emily P. Vanderlick

*In Memory of Ethan Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Vidrine

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vincent

Mrs. Morgan Vondenstein

Mr. Michael Wagner-‘30

*In Memory of Christine Rice

Wagner

Mr. Dylan C. Walsh and Mrs. Leslie Bourque

Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Walters

Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Weempe

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Werner

Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. West

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Whetsell

Mr. and Mrs. Heath Whittington

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Womack

Ms. Virginia Woods

Mrs. Thessa Young

Mrs. Sandy Young

Mr. and Mrs. Tracy P. Young

Blue & White Level

$1000-1,958

Mr. and Mrs. Earnest C. Anselmo, III

Mrs. Beth Ardoin

Mr. and Mrs. Joel P. Babineaux

Mr. and Mrs. Blake Barnett

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Brien

Mr. and Mrs. Chip Clark

Mrs. Suzy L. Cummings

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Franques, IV

Drs. Cathy and Michael R. Guidry

Mr. and Mrs. David Hebert

*In Honor of Chloe and Clay Padgett

*In Honor of Sophia Armentor

Leadership Level $1,959-2,999

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ancona

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Anderson

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Bond

Dr. and Mrs. Donald Boudreaux

Julie and Craig Bourque

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Campbell, II

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Courville

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Domingue

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford H. Felder

Community Foundation of Acadiana / South Louisiana

Giving Day Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Harris

The Theo B. Bean Foundation, Inc.

Drs. Rick and Toni Leoni

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie F. Hohorst III

Charles and Maggie Justus

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua McClymont

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Nassar, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Piasecki

Mr. and Mrs. Tyron Picard

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. St. Pé

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Stewart, III

Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Trotter

Mrs. Shirley Van Way

*In Honor of Reagan and Cameron Adania

Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Woodring

Founder's Level

$3000-4,999

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Edmond

Dr. and Mrs. James M. Finley

Mr. and Dr. Al A. Matt

Mr. and Mrs. Brent R. Milam

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Patin

Headmaster's Level

$5,000 and above

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Abshire

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Fontenot

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Giardina

Ms. Kelli P. Guidry

Dr. and Mrs. William P. Taylor

*In Honor of the Faculty and Staff of Ascension Episcopal School

*In Memory of Ethan Anderson

Georgette and Boyd Anderson

Arsement Redd & Morella, LLC

Roxanne and Ed Breaux

Donna and Charles Briley

Katherine and Pat Casey

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Credeur

Patrick Dauterive

Pamela Davenport and Brianna Gaugler

Diane and George Fornoff

Monette and Robert Gardner

Sharon and Paul Griffith

Shannon Heath and Stephen Kelly

Shannon and Kirk Lynd

Rebecca and Jean Ouellet

Lynnette and Joseph Pearson

Sue and Dean Pottle

Elaine and Randy Prather

Kathryn Ruckstuhl

Mr. and Mrs. Kirk B. Lynd

*In Memory of Ethan Anderson

Mr. Gilbert A. Meche

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Mury

Dr. Jeanette Parker

Dr. and Mrs. Jim Piccione

The Remondet Family

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ritchie

Dr. Lindsey and Mr. Drew Saterfiel

Mr. and Mrs. Casey L. Sorrel

Dr. and Mrs. Eric Trawick

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vascocu

*In Honor of the Ascension Episcopal School Leadership Team

*In Honor of the Ascension Episcopal School Board of Trustees

*In Honor of the Clergy, Staff, and Vestry of Ascension Episcopal Church

Ms. Myra Tener

Jane and John J. Ryan

Candida Stebbins

Carol and William Stubbs

Monique Dibbs and Jon Vallée

Kathleen and David Willis

Emily Vanderlick

7th Grade Class of 2018-2019

*We have made every effort to include all our donors in this listing, however please accept our sincere apologies if we have missed something. Please contact our Development Department to let us know about any errors in our reporting for the 2018-2019 school year.

Athletic Restricted Donors

Karen and Stuart Ancelet

Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, LLC

Dr. Pat Taylor

Bonnie Crowe

*In Memory of Buck Fox

Partick Dauterive

Lynnette and Kevin Dore

Monica Hargett and Kaye

Gaspard

Wendell Juneau

Ann and Ted Kergan

Toyna and Tim Lemoine

Neva and Mike Seago

Katheryn Simon

Clé Simon

Candida Stebbins

Angie and James Young

Fine Arts Restricted Donors

Brenda and Larry Curtis

Michelle and Leonard Franques

Leslie Jacobs

Jacy LeBlanc

Michael LeBlanc

Stacy Ste. Marie

Carol Ann and Jim Piccione

Tiffany and Chris Taulbee

General In-Kind Donors

Dr. David Baker

Dovetail Digital Marketing

Mark and Stephanie Fontenot

Athletic In-Kind Donors

Sonic John and Courtney Mendell

Fine Arts In-Kind

Leah and Gordon Ritchie

Sara and Byron Stephens

Mary Ellen's Tux Shop

Michelle Franques