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Father in Heaven, whose son Jesus Christ took children into his arms and blessed them; Bless, we pray, the students of All Saints Episcopal 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.

All Saints Episcopal School is a community of excellence, based on Christian values, preparing students to serve and transform the world.

“Someone’s sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago.” WARREN BUFFETT

LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL & BOARD OF TRUSTEES, PRESIDENT As we reflect on the celebration of our school’s 70th anniversary, I am filled with both pride and gratitude for the way our community came together to honor this significant milestone. The installation of new members into the Hall of Saints, the commemorative chapel services, the old-fashioned field day, and the Parent Association’s highly successful gala were not only joyful occasions but also meaningful tributes to the enduring spirit of our institution. Collectively, these moments created memories that will carry forward for generations to come. Our founding families, who more than seventy years ago envisioned a school rooted in faith, academic excellence, and community, would be proud to see how their vision has flourished. Today, that vision is realized in a school that is nurturing, forward-thinking, and thriving— an institution that continues to prepare students for lives of purpose and leadership. This milestone reminds us that our present strength is built upon the foundation laid by many who came before us. The dedication and generosity of founding families, past trustees, faculty, alumni, parents, and benefactors have sustained and advanced our mission. We stand on their shoulders as we carry forward the legacy of excellence entrusted to us. Looking ahead, we are confident that this trajectory will endure. Our commitment to academic distinction, spiritual formation, and community remains steadfast, ensuring that our school will continue to flourish in the decades to come. With deep gratitude, Scootie Clark

Steve McGrade

Head of School

President, Board of Trustees

A S E S 2 0 2 4 - 2 0 2 5 B OA R D O F TRU S TE E S Steve McGrade, President

Nancy Bloomfield

Alison Low

Dustin Price

Joshua Allen, Sr., Vice-President

Tim Brewer

Matt Matheny

Janna Staton

Janie Hill, Secretary

Matthew Cook

Karen McCormick

Becki Stedman

Meredith O’Mara, Treasurer

Jim Johnson

Brandy Pevehouse

Jennifer Job

James Pevehouse

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The 2024-2025 Auxiliary Program, once again was able to meet the before school, after school, and year-round needs of our families, profoundly impacting the value proposition offered to our students, improving the quality of life for our families, and uniquely differentiating the All Saints experience from that of any other school in our area.

Auxiliary Program Offerings 2024-2025 SUMMER 360 2024 360 participants CLUB 2024 - 2025 180 participants EARLY MORNING 2024 -2025 FALL AND SPRING 121 participants ENRICHMENT CLASSES FALL 64 participants Beginning Musical Theatre Minecraft Coding 1 Small Saints Cheer Minecraft Coding 2 Music and Movement E-Sports ENRICHMENT CLASSES SPRING 70 participants E-Sports Small Saints Cheer AI Explorers Minecraft Coding Little Movers and Shakers Viking Quest THANKSGIVING 360 54 participants CHRISTMAS 360 41 participants

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6th Annual

With students representing 39 countries, All Saints Episcopal School offers one of the most international experiences available in Beaumont, Texas. This year, we were proud to continue our tradition of honoring cultural diversity through our 6th Annual Culture Festival. The festival serves as a vibrant expression of our school’s commitment to celebrating both the uniqueness of individual cultures and the shared values that unite us. The entire school community participated in a week of activities designed to broaden understanding and foster appreciation for global traditions and achievements. Highlights included: Daily chapel featuring music, worship, and guest speakers

from around the world Special hot lunch offerings representing each continent A cultural free dress day Lessons in Music, Art, Spanish, Library, and SmartLab classes

centered on global contributions, accomplishments, and innovations Physical Education sessions introducing international games A school-wide assembly for students and families showcasing

international performances Country-specific presentations led by our own families

Together, these experiences enriched our community and deepened our appreciation for the global perspectives present within our school.

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The All Saints Vikings proudly celebrated another successful year of growth, achievement, and good sportsmanship, while providing opportunities for our spirited spectators to cheer on their favorite team!

Volleyball Our volleyball teams showed heart, grit, and determination this year. They were a group of athletes who refused to quit, grew stronger with every game, and showed incredible sportsmanship from start to finish. Both the “A” and “B” team finished the season in 3rd place.

Volleyball A

Soccer From the first whistle to the final goal, this team brought energy, discipline, and teamwork to every match. Each player stepped up, whether it was making key plays on the field, or encouraging teammates from the sidelines. They finished the season as league champions! Cross Country We had 21 runners on the team, and they competed in four meets this year (Bridge City, Dayton, Community Christian and Liberty). We had 11 different runners earn a medal at a meet. The boy’s team placed 1st overall in the Bridge City and Community Christian meet, and the girls placed 1st overall in the Community Christian meet.

Volleyball B

Girls Basketball The “B” team finished with a league record of 8 wins and 4 losses which placed them in 2nd place overall, and the “A” team finished with a league record of 4 wins and 4 losses and placed 2nd overall as well. Boys Basketball Both boys teams had an outstanding season. The “B” team finished their season with a record of 8 wins and 4 losses. The “A” team won 7 of their last 8 games to finish their season with a record of 18 wins and 3 losses. They placed 1st in the St. Anne tournament and 3rd in the All Saints tournament. For the first time in the history of All Saints, both teams placed first in the league.

Soccer

Softball This softball season was one of growth, with seven of the nine players being new to the team. They worked hard and many girls learned positions they have never played. From game one to the final out, our players faced every challenge with determination and heart. They finished the season in 2nd place in the league. Golf The golf team played in 6 tournaments and had a tremendous season! They brought home 35 individual medals with 7 different golfers earning medals. We had golfers place 1st, 2nd or 3rd in five of the six tournaments. Tennis The tennis team competed in 5 tournaments. We had 10 players earn medals which included 1st and 2nd place in doubles, as well as 1st place in singles for every tournament.

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Basketball A

Cross Country

Basketball A

Basketball B

Softball

Golf

Tennis

Cheerleaders and Mascot

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Christmas is a special time of year at All Saints, drawing our community close together celebrating the traditions of our Episcopal identity and our school legacy. Generations of families and students gather for highly anticipated pageant performances, and enjoy fun all over campus as we anxiously await Christ’s birth.

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Engagement in the arts has been shown to foster innovation, critical thinking, communication, self confidence, emotional literacy, and creativity… all skills essential to success in the 21st century. In 2024-2025, students at every grade level had an opportunity to creatively express themselves and let their talent shine! PK3 Circus PK4 Rodeo 1st-2nd Grade Music Program, featuring 4th Grade recorders and 5th Grade

ukuleles - “It’s Showtime!” 3rd Grade Multicultural Program 4th Grade Texas History Program Middle School Musical - “Frozen, Jr.” Middle School Play - “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Grade level special music offerings and saint programs in chapel

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New Annual

On the Friday following Thanksgiving, All Saints Episcopal School proudly hosted its inaugural Alumni Happy Hour at a local restaurant. The event welcomed alumni who had returned to Beaumont for the holiday as well as those who continue to call the city home. Regardless of distance traveled, it was a joy to witness multiple generations of alumni reconnecting and sharing fond memories. This memorable evening marked a successful beginning to what promises to be a tradition of meaningful alumni gatherings in the years ahead.

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Special Chapel

70th Day of School Special Chapel

Past Board Members

Last September, we celebrated Greg Austin, Joy and Will Crenshaw, Janie Hill, and Steve McGrade—individuals whose lives and service have embodied the values and spirit of our community in exceptional ways. As part of our 70th celebration, we reflected on their remarkable contributions and honored the lasting impact they have made. The ceremony and reception that followed offered a meaningful opportunity to express our gratitude and welcome them into our Hall of Saints.

Last November, we gathered as a community to honor the former and tenured faculty, board members, past board presidents, and significant saints who have gone before us, whose wisdom, service, and faith continued to shape our mission.

Hall of Saints Honorees

Picnic & Field Day

Denim & Diamonds Platinum Gala

25 Years

24 - 25 Board Members

Our Family Picnic and Field Day brought together families and community members for a lively day of fun and connection. Guests enjoyed delicious picnic fare and a variety of exciting field activities that included snow and colored slime. The day culminated with a thrilling color powder obstacle course and fun run, creating a joyful celebration full of laughter, friendly competition, and lasting memories for all ages.

Our 70th Anniversary Denim and Diamonds Gala was a joyful celebration of seven decades of mission and community. Guests savored a gourmet dinner and participated in an exciting live and silent auction as we reflected on the milestones that have shaped our journey and the partnerships that continue to sustain our community.

10 Years

Memorial Service

Past Board Presidents

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CELEBRATING This year, All Saints Episcopal School proudly marked its 70th anniversary—a significant milestone in our history of faith, learning, and community. The celebration was commemorated through a series of meaningful events, including a Hall of Saints chapel service, a community Picnic and Field Day, a tribute chapel honoring past and present faculty and Board members, a memorial service in the Prayer Garden, and the memorable Denim and Diamonds gala. The spirit of this anniversary resonated across our entire campus, enriching experiences in every discipline. It was a year defined by joy, reflection, and profound gratitude for both the legacy entrusted to us and the promising future that lies ahead.

1968 - 1969

Dedication of Mildred Bland Lucas Hall in 1968 (PK Building). First edition of The Saints Annual Yearbook, dedicated to Mrs. Vernon Ziller.

1961 - 1962 1958 - 1959

School moved to current location on 8 acres on Delaware.

Mamie McFaddin Ward donated the Carroll E. Ward Hall (originally a gym) current Music & Assembly Hall

1969 - 1970 Carroll E. Ward

Mamie McFaddin Ward donated landscaping and a parking lot. A successful capital funds drive provided athletic fields and play areas.

1974 - 1975

1992 - 1993

This was the year of the first 8th grade class. First Blessing of the Pets ceremony on St. Francis of Assissi Day.

Dedication for Calcote Library - November 1, 1992

1975 - 1976

1995 - 1996

1976 - 1977

First Student Coucil, cooking classes in Middle School started, Band program started

2012 - 2013

Began fundraising for Phase 2; May 2012

1991 - 1992

Groundbreaking for Calcote Library - January 30, 1992

1977 - 1978

Groundbreaking for new gym

2014 - 2015 60th Anniversary

1966 - 1967

1954 - 1955

St. Mark’s Episcopal Day School was formed in the fall of 1954.

1950

1955

1960

Father Calcote retires after 24 years leaving school with record enrollment.

1978 - 1979

1970

1975

St. Mark’s School in Haiti adopted by 4th Grade, All Saints gets computers

Dedication of the Paggi Memorial Library in 1970 (current music room).

1960 - 1961

Mamie McFaddin Ward donated former Administration Building in memory of her parents - McFaddin Hall

1980 1984 - 1985

1970 - 1971

Mrs. Vernon Ziller (the first principal and teacher at the school)

Changed name to Charter All Saints Episcopal School

1965

Refinish gym floor; summer 2015 begin construction - Capital Campaign Phase 2 complete

1997 - 1998 25th anniversary year

1955 - 1956

1956 - 1957

2015 - 2016

Wyatt-Brown Hall (original classrooms, art & music; current 3rd, 4th & 5th) was dedicated in January of 1967, donated by Mamie McFaddin Ward

2nd year of limitations due to COVID; SPARC Partnership and addition of Director of Auxiliary Programs

Dedication of new 3rd, 4th & 5th Grade Building and Gilbert I. ”Buddy’’ Low Dining Facility

50th Anniversary Celebration. Current faculty includes 10 teachers with Master’s degrees and 1 with a Phd. Mrs. Sheri Baden wins National Kindergarten Teacher of the Year award from Scholastic Development for Educators.

New Middle School Dedicated April 1996

First Grandparents Day.

2021 - 2022

2009 - 2010

2004 - 2005

1985

1990

2005 - 2006

Kay Luce Track & Fitness

1995

2000

1998 - 1999

2001 - 2002

Cross Dedication to Rev. Dean & Maree Calcote

Janie Hill becomes Interim Headmaster in January 2002. New Playground equipment dedicated. Lower school choir begins

1972 - 1973

Dedication of Sally Clinton Bachman Building in 1972 (original Middle School Building, science lab and faculty lounge; current 2nd grade, Science & Foreign Language). Also, this was the first year of a 7th grade class.

2010 2006 - 2007 Begin fundraising for Phase 1

2008 - 2009

Groundbreaking for Capital Campaign Phase 1 (new 3rd, 4th & 5th & Dining Facility). Construction begins Summer 2009

1988 - 1989

First year of uniforms. National Junior Honor Society formed.

2005

2000 - 2001

Dedication of Morgan/Ferguson Athletic Complex

2016 - 2017

Phase 2-Remodel PK, K-1st, 2nd & Spanish Buildings-Completed May 2016

2016 - 2017

Finished perimeter fencing in front of school; SmartLab

2023 - 2024

1st State of the School Address; 1st Named Scholarship Endowment

Middle School Renovation (new paint, floors, furnishings, repair to roof and skylights) Summer 2023

2017 - 2018

2024 - 2025

Blackbaud; K-1st playground; new food service

2015

2022 - 2023

70th Anniversary; High School feasibility study; Art building feasibility study

2020 2018 - 2019 Reaccreditation

2019 - 2020

65 years; 1st Annual Culture Festival; State of the School Address; Remote learning put in place after COVID quarantine

2020 - 2021

COVID; re-imagining how ALL SAINTS creates community!

2025

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With a faculty rich in talent and diverse specialties, All Saints Episcopal School is proud to offer one of the most creative and engaging selections of Specials and elective classes in Southeast Texas. Students enjoy dynamic Specials such as Spanish, Art, Music, and STEAM, while Middle Schoolers can explore a wide variety of electives tailored to their growing interests — including Culinary Arts, Weight Training, Sign Language, Financial Literacy, Beauty in Nature, Chess, Film Frenzy, Game Crafters, and more. At All Saints, curiosity is nurtured, creativity is celebrated, and every student is encouraged to discover what inspires them.

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The 2024-2025 Art Show offered a brilliant display of our students’ talent, showcasing work that reflects not only their creativity but the skilled and inspired guidance of our outstanding art education program. Held in conjunction with Grandparents and Special Friends Day, the exhibit welcomed family members and friends from near and far, giving them a special opportunity to experience the vibrant, imaginative artistry of our students on full display.

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As is our tradition, All Saints celebrated Black History Month by inviting special friends of our community as guest speakers during chapel. We were honored to host Dr. John Adolph and Georgine Guillory in February. To learn more about our celebrated guests, click on the corresponding QR Codes below. We are grateful for the profoundly meaningful, inspirational, and uplifting messages provided by Dr. Adolph and Ms. Guillory! Adolph

Guillory

PSIA All Saints successfully relaunched PSIA (Private School Interscholastic Association) for the 2024-2025 school year, bringing the program back to our community for the first time since COVID. Thanks to the dedication of our coaches, students, and families, the Vikings made an unforgettable return by earning outstanding results at both the District and State competitions. We are so proud of our students!

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2024-25 ALL SAINTS PARENT ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President Brandy Pevehouse

The success of All Saints Episcopal School is deeply rooted in the extraordinary dedication of our families, led with vision and energy by our remarkable Parent Association. Time and again we see that when our community comes together, remarkable things happen. We are profoundly grateful for the unwavering generosity of our volunteers, whose impact is felt in every corner of campus.

President-Elect Larae Jones Treasurer Mary Beth Whiddon Past President Susan Reese

In 2024–2025, the Parent Association not only met but exceeded its goals. From warmly welcoming new families into our community, to organizing and staffing countless events, to thoughtfully providing meals for faculty and staff, their efforts have touched every member of our school. Their financial contributions have strengthened programs that benefit all students, while their creativity and service have infused our community with beauty, joy, and purpose.

COMMITTEE CHAIRS ASPA Gala Alison Low Back to School Round-Up Jessica Merendino, Ann Herlocher Carnival Crystal Rao Carnival-Elect Carolyn Mitchell Culture Festival Susan Jackson Faculty Fan Club Fatimah Abusaleh Family Bingo Night Candace Schaub, Franny Goodman Family Movie Night Lauren Hallmark, Melissa McHaney Grandparents and Special Friends Day Laura Wyman, Traci Gates Graphic Design Chair Claire Ripper Kindergarten and 1st Grade Garden Boxes Laine Morrison New Family Welcome Reception Lekeitha Morris, Lety Gonzalez Spirit Shop Lauren Johnsen Storage Manager Lisa Fenner Teacher Hospitality Nicole Albanese, Camille Ohmstede Teacher In-Service Meals Larae Jones, Alicia Catherine Welcome Back to School Breakfast April Pearce

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Retirement of

At the conclusion of the 2024–2025 academic year, All Saints Episcopal School honored the retirement of Mrs. Sally Wilson, who devoted 25 years of exemplary service to our community. Throughout her distinguished tenure, Mrs. Wilson served in numerous leadership capacities, most recently as Assistant Head of School, Director of Curriculum, and Director of Middle School. A talented musician, an innovator in curriculum development, and a forward-thinking advocate for educational technology, she profoundly shaped the academic and cultural life of All Saints. Her influence is deeply embedded in the school’s history, while her generosity of spirit, unwavering dedication, and positive attitude are woven into the very fabric of our school! This enduring legacy will continue to benefit students, faculty, and families for years to come. We extend our deepest gratitude for her leadership and steadfast commitment to the mission of All Saints.

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In January of 2025, All Saints students returned to campus after Christmas break ready to learn about all things WINTER. PK students had snowball fights with fake snow. Kindergarten made “snow” in the science lab. Lower school students studied ice crystal formations under the microscope. Students in the Art Lab created beautiful snowy, winter landscapes. And, then….. IT ACTUALLY SNOWED!!!!!

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CLASS

2021

Enjoy these pages celebrating the All Saints Class of 2021 We congratulate their graduation from high school and pray for them daily as their educational journey continues!

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS WEST BROOK HIGH SCHOOL

Yousuf Ahmad University of Dallas Neuroscience, Top 10 Graduate, Summa Cum Laude, AP Scholar, National Honor Society, UIL District Regional - social studies competitions Lucy Hallmark University of Texas at Austin Economics, Stars, Green Club, NHS President, Stars - Sr. Lieutenant, Green Club Treasurer, All A Honor Roll, Stars - Sophomore and Junior of the Year, Miss High Kick Beatrice Hernandez-Dailey University of Texas at Austin International Relations/Global Studies, Volleyball, Stand-UpTo-Cancer, Volleyball CoCaptain, Stand-Up-To-Cancer VP, Academic All District Volleyball, 2nd Team All District Volleyball, Principal’s List Emaline Hickman Texas A&M Mechanical Engineering/Animal Science, Stand-Up-To-Cancer, Stand-Up-To-Cancer VP, Top 25 graduates, National Honor Society Mathew Kuriakose Rice University Bioengineering, Key Club, IPMD, UIL Math/Science, Key Club Treasurer, IPMD Intern Leader, UIL Math/Science Captain, HFQ Research Contributor, NMSI Scholarship Recipient, National Merit Finalist, UIL Medalist, Salutatorian Hailey Renick Tufts University International Relations and Political Science, Interact, Student Council, Speech and Debate, Student Congress, Green Club, Student Body President, Interact President, Speech/Debate Captain, Student Congress Team Captain, Green Club CoFounder and VP, BISD Fine Arts Student of the Month, 3 time Extemporaneous Speaking District Champion, Student Congress Regionals - 1st Best Presiding Officer, 3 time Student Congress State Qualifier, Lincoln-Douglas Debate State Qualifier, AP Scholar with Distinction

Sarah Sayyed University of Texas at Austin Public Health (Pre-Med) Stand-Up-To-Cancer Club, Key Club, Stand-Up-ToCancer CLub President, Key Club Webmaster, National Honor Society, UIL Piano Solo Ensemble, AP Scholar Madison Warren Texas A&M University Biochemistry, Volleyball Team, Volleyball Team Captain, NHS Treasurer, 1000 Career Sets (Volleyball), Soccer Newcomer of the Year, Volleyball and Soccer Academic All-District MONSIGNOR KELLY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

Ava Anderson Lamar University Kinesiology, Young Life SETX, Student Council Lahari Chennupati Rice University Health Sciences, Stuco Rep, Key Club VP, Some Other Club (Founder/President), Student Ambassador, National Merit Scholar, Number One TAPPS piano competition ,Valedictorian Ava Edwardson Emory University English/Pre-Law, Drama Club, Drama Club Pres/Assistant Director, National Honor Society, Outstanding student -Theology, Art 3, TAPPS All-Star Cast Jack Lostak Lamar University Film Studies William Low University of Texas at Austin Government, Pink Ribbon Club, Mr. Kelly High School Carlisle Ohmstede University of Texas at Austin English, KAFE, Varsity Cheerleader, Summa Cum Laude, National Honor Society Ella Quebodeaux Louisiana State University Nursing/Pre-Med, Kelly Dance Force, Veteran Leader on KDF, National Honor Society Anna Seinsheimer Louisiana State University Nursing, Youth Leadership

Jud Ripper Lamar University Mechanical Engineering, Student Council, Green Squad, Student Council Historian, Honor Society, LU President’s List, Cardinal Elite Scholarship, Dean’s Award

Member, AP Chemistry and AP Calculus, Theology, Biology Awards, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Summa Cum Laude Addie Williams Rice University Business Management, Kelly Dance Force, Key Club, Green Team, Fiber Arts Club, President, Mu Alpha Theta, Summa Cum Laude, National Honor Society, 4th in class

Saida Shelton Rollins College Biology, Art Club President, Art Club, President’s List Mackenzie Weaver Texas A&M University Biology (Pre-Med), Peer Mentors, Journalism Club, Art Club, Co-Lead Peer Mentors, Co-President Journalism Club, VP Art Club, Salutatorian, President’s List, Dean’s List

Jadyn Wilson University of Mary Hardin Baylor Marketing, Student Council, Student Body VP 23-24, Distinguished Graduate

Zach Wolff Lamar University Electrical Engineering/Physics/ Pre-Med, Med Club, President’s List

FRIENDSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

Samuel Bray University of Houston Biology/College of Pharmacy, Varsity Tennis Team Manager, Tennis Team Scholarship, Fishing Team Scholarship

BOERNE HIGH SCHOOL

Emery Gideon UTSA Biology (Pre-Med), Interact Club, HOSA, CMA, Tennis Team Captain, Honors College, AP Scholar, National Honor Society

TEXAS ACADEMY AT LAMAR

Evelyn Buckner Embry-Riddle Aeronotical GED, Astronomy and Astrophysics Katelynn Copeland Lamar University Business, Treasurer, Art Club, Crafty Confectioners Club, Historian, Chair 1 at TMEA AllState Choir

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL

Runi Jasani University of Texas at San Antonio Public Health, HOSA (Future Health Professionals), Red Cross, CPR/First Aid Certification, EKG (Electrocardiogram) Certification

Paul Curry Lamar University Biology, Med Club, Chess Club, Med Club VP, Chess Club Treasurer, Lamar President’s List

BALLURIN COUNTY VIRTUAL SCHOOL

Tyler Marchand Lamar University Business, House Leadership, Cheer, Social Activiities Secretary, Varsity Cheer Captain, Excellence in Writing, Mock Trial Best Witness, Lamar President’s List

Bodie Miller Lamar University Computer Engineering, Tennis Team, Chess Club, Dual Enrollment Achievement Award NEDERLAND HIGH SCHOOL

Joshua Oommen Reaud Honors College, Lamar University Biochemistry/Neurology/ Pre-Medical, Medical Club, Eagle Scout, Cardinal Elite Scholarship, Distinguished Scholar, Texas Academy ANNUAL REPORT 2024 - 2025

Nuha Momin Rutgers University Exercise Science, Cross Country Team Captain, Girls Varsity Cross Country Team, Regional Powerlifting Champion

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During the 2024–2025 school year, the All Saints community reached an extraordinary milestone in philanthropy. Our families, faculty, staff, and trustees demonstrated an inspiring commitment to the mission of All Saints, making this a record-setting year of generosity.

A New Endowed Scholarship in 2025

Scholarship Endowment Growth

Jim and Virginia Austin Endowed Scholarship Jim and Virginia Austin’s love for All Saints shone brightly during the years their five grandchildren attended. Their joyful presence at games, performances, and school events became a hallmark of family devotion. This new scholarship honors their legacy and reflects the devotion so many grandparents share in strengthening the All Saints community.

Current Value:

$4,462,000 On the way to our $5 million goal Impact of the Scholarship Endowment

29%

of our students (115 children) benefit directly

$156,899

in endowment income applied toward tuition assistance

Endowed Scholarships at All Saints Today, fourteen endowed scholarships provide critical tuition support for deserving students: • All Saints Parent Association Scholarship • BMWL Scholarship • Carla and Josh Allen, Sr. Scholarship Fund • Joy and Will Crenshaw Unconventional Learners Scholarship • Catherine Robbins Hawa Endowed Scholarship • The Wilton and Effie Mae Hebert Foundation Scholarship Fund • Hill Family Scholarship • Low Family Scholarship • McAllen Family Scholarship • Memorial Scholarship Fund • Raj Reddy Scholarship • Diane and Don Shaver Scholarship • Umphrey Family Scholarship To learn how your family can establish an endowed scholarship, please contact the Advancement Office.

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Thanks to the dedication of our donors, The Fund for All Saints raised

$359,000

surpassing our original goal of $250,000 by more than $100,000. This remarkable achievement is a testament to the faith our community places in All Saints and the future of our students. Individual gifts were recognized in the Donor Report mailed in August.

The Fund for All Saints 2024–2025 99% Family Participation 100% Support from Faculty, Staff, and the Board of Trustees Together, these numbers reflect the unity and strength of our community.

ALL SAINTS PARENT ASSOCIATION SHINES WITH UNMATCHED GENEROSITY 70TH ANNIVERSARY

Denim and Diamonds Gala Under the leadership of Chair Alison Low, this year’s 70th Anniversary Gala sparkled with western-glam flair. Held at The Event Centre, guests celebrated community, philanthropy, and the enduring spirit of All Saints. The evening honored our 2024–2025 Hall of Saints inductees—Greg Austin, Joy and Will Crenshaw, Janie Hill, and Steve McGrade—whose loyalty and leadership have made a lasting difference in our school’s history. Thanks to the generosity of sponsors, underwriters, and guests, the Gala raised an outstanding profit of $126,500. These funds enhance educational opportunities, support faculty development, and enrich the student experience. Congratulations to Alison and her incredible team of volunteers for orchestrating such a memorable and impactful event.

ASPA GIVING HIGHLIGHTS The All Saints Parent Association (ASPA) once again demonstrated extraordinary generosity. In 2024–2025, their fundraising efforts provided vital resources across campus:

$25,000 annual gift to the operating budget $15,000 for Teacher Wish Lists to enhance classroom curriculum $5,124 in Book Fair proceeds donated to the Library $66,700 in an additional unrestricted gift to All Saints Total ASPA Contributions:

$111,824

We are deeply grateful to the ASPA leadership and every parent volunteer whose dedication ensures the continued success of All Saints.

2024 - 2025 OPERATING BUDGET

71.7%

SALARIES & BENEFITS

4.1%

ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL

5.5%

CLASS & INSTRUCTION

REVENUES 76.7% $ 3,664,033

Tuition Church Contributions

0.4% $

18,825

Fund for AS and Other Revenue

11.5% $

549,242

Auxillary Program Revenue

11.4% $

543,200

TOTAL REVENUE

$ 4,775,300

EXPENSES 71.7% $ 3,091,043

Salaries & Benefits

7.7%

PROPERTIES & MAINTENANCE

11.0% FINANCIAL AID

Class & Instruction

5.5% $

238,890

Properties & Maintenance

7.7% $

332,723

Administrative & General

4.1% $

178,592

Financial Aid

11.0% $

476,565

4,317,813

TOTAL EXPENSES

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C L A S S 2024 - 2025 8TH GRADE

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE EWARD Ruben Hernandez-Dailey Seejal Kherany Maaz Javed Marcus Makdsi Hudson Moore Koen Rao Chloe Ren Jake Valentine PRESIDENTIAL AWARD Ruben Hernandez- Dailey Seejal Kherany Maaz Javed Marcus Makdsi Hudson Moore Koen Rao Chloe Ren Charlie Ripper Magnolia Seale Jake Valentine 8TH GRADE STUDENTS OF THE YEAR Chloe Ren Jake Valentine CEREMONY OF THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER Maaz Javed Chloe Ren Magnolia Seale Jake Valentine SERVICE HOURS AWARD Lucy Fraser Maaz Javed Ali Clare Low Chloe Ren MAREE CALCOTE DRAMA AWARD Maaz Javed Magnolia Seale CELIA COLEMAN VISUAL ARTS AWARD Charlie Ripper Magnolia Seale PRIDE PARR SERVANT LEADER AWARD Ali Clare Low DAVE THOMAS HEART AWARD Walter Moore HEAD OF SCHOOL AWARD Seejal Kherany Hudson Moore SPIRIT OF ALL SAINTS AWARD Koen Rao BOARD OF TRUSTEES GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Ruben Hernandez-Dailey

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Student Council Special Award The 2024-2025 All Saints Student Council, under the direction of Mrs. Kesha Norman, was named a Sweepstakes Council by the Texas Association of Student Councils (TASC). Out of thousands of schools across Texas, only 238 councils earned this distinction including our council.This is the highest honor a council can receive! The prestigious recognition highlighted our students’ outstanding leadership and dedication to service in the following areas: Pride and Patriotism, Energy and Environment, Drug and Alcohol Awareness, Safety and Health, and Community Service.

Student Council

Student Council Officers Ayden Albanese, President Seejal Kherany, Vice President Chloe Ren, Secretary Hudson Moore, Treasurer Jake Valentine, Historian Walter Moore, Parliamentarian

National Junior Honor Society

National Junior Honor Society Officers President - Ruben Hernandez-Dailey Vice President - Koen Rao Secretary - Maaz Javed Treasurer - Marcus Makdsi ANNUAL REPORT 2024 - 2025

ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL

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ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL

ANNUAL REPORT 2024 - 2025

ADMINISTRATION

SCOOTIE CLARK

SALLY WILSON

Head of School

Assistant Head of School Director of Curriculum & Middle School

MELANIE HEARTFIELD

APRIL CERKIEWICZ

KATHY FISHER

KRISTEN STEVENS

Director of Advancement

Business Manager

Director of Admissions

Director of Auxiliary Programs

BEAUMONT, TX 77706

4108 DELAWARE ST.

409.892.1755

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