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2024-2025

IMPACT REPORT

"BUT THOSE WHO HOPE IN THE LORD WILL RENEW THEIR STRENGTH. THEY WILL SOAR ON WINGS LIKE EAGLES; THEY WILL RUN AND NOT GROW WEARY, THEY WILL WALK AND NOT FAINT." ISAIAH 40:31

A MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

MR. STEPHEN NOVOTNY For 38 years, Fort Bend Christian Academy has faithfully laid a foundation of faith in Jesus Christ, a commitment to excellence in academics, and a dedication to building strong character in the heart of each student who walks through its doors.

I am deeply thankful and excited to continue in this tradition and join in the work of advancing the Christian educational mission of FBCA for God’s glory and the benefit of the families and community we serve.

As you read through this 2024-2025 Impact Report, you will see the tangible results and blessings of the faithful stewardship of resources over this last year. Through your generous support and the excellent leadership of our Board of Trustees and René Cargile, our CFO and interim HOS during the 2024-2025 school year, we remain in strong financial standing. This faithfulness in both generosity and stewardship has resulted in the completion of several key projects around campus that you will see highlighted in the pages of this report, and is also enabling us to move forward with our Vision 2030 campus improvement plans.

As we look forward for exciting things in the future, I am reminded of the scripture found in Philippians 1:4-6, “In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now, being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” As FBCA continues to honor the Lord Jesus Christ through its core Christian educational mission, I am confident our students, families, staff and entire community, will be blessed.

Go, Eagles!

Stephen Novotny Head of School

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW Operating Budget Revenue Tuition & Fees ............................ 89.19% Auxiliary Programs ..................... 2.10% Unrestricted Giving .................... 5.71% Other Restricted Giving ............ 0.03% Vision 2030 ................................... 2.97%

REVENUE

Total Revenue .............. $20,949,272

Expenses Salary & Benefits ............................ 54.94% Operations ........................................15.49% Financial Assistance ....................... 6.65% Program Expenses .......................... 8.60% General & Admin............................... 1.67% Debt Service ...................................... 2.86% Capital Expenditures ...................... 4.88% Capital Reserve ................................ 4.91%

EXPENSES

Total Expenses .............. $20,949,272

Vision 2030 Project Updates Security Vestibules Complete Upper School Gym Locker Room Expansion Complete

Middle School Expansion Cost of Construction**

$5,300,000

Constituent Funds Committed to Date

$2,096,055

FBCA Committed Funds

$3,203,945

**Estimated cost of construction

A MESSAGE FROM BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT

JIM BROWN As we reflect on the past year, we are filled with gratitude for your continued support of Fort Bend Christian Academy. Your commitment to our mission has made this a truly remarkable year of progress and growth.

With the generosity and faithfulness of our entire school community, we have been able to complete many improvements and important enhancements to our campus facilities over the last year. Some of the largest of these have been the Upper School Vestibule, which is already in use, and the Female Locker Room, which has just been given occupancy as of October 6th! Another significant item I want to highlight has been the successful completion of our Million Dollar Match.

This monumental achievement brings us closer to our goals for Vision 2030 and strengthens our ability to provide an exceptional educational experience for our students.

Finally, as we look ahead, we are excited about the significant momentum on our Middle School Expansion project. This fall, we have successfully gained the needed approvals with the City of Sugar Land to obtain the Conditional Use Permit necessary for this project. Now, we are working to obtain the subsequent building permit. This is the final piece that will allow us to start construction of this new addition to our campus. We ask that you pray for continued success with the permitting process, and we look forward to sharing more updates on this exciting project soon.

Thank you for being an essential part of the Fort Bend Christian Academy community. Your support directly impacts our ability to grow and thrive.

Sincerely,

Jim Brown President, FBCA Board of Trustees

FBCA Robotics Club

NEW Eagles on the Air (EOTA) studio

Eagle families hit a home run with the 2024-2025 Annual Fund campaign, which included spirit swag sales and spirit days at local restaurants and retail stores. It concluded with a fantastic night of Bingo, prizes and a Tuition Raffle!*

*Tuition raffle generously sponsored by Gee Eye Care and Enclave Vision.

ANNUAL FUND Funds raised from the 2024-2025 campaign made a huge impact in the following areas: Campus Beautification Campus improvements include the addition of pathway lighting between buildings, a secure fence between the softball field and the Annex building, and new furniture for the Lower/Middle school library.

Transportation We were blessed with the ability to purchase two 15-passenger vans for transporting our Eagles.

Fostering Academics The Faculty and Staff benefited from training by distinguished academic professionals during development days. Investments were made to the Eagles on the Air and Robotics programs to enrich our students’ learning experiences.

Vision 2030 Key financial support has allowed us to further plans on construction of the new Middle School expansion which will begin upon receipt of our building permit.

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$350,000

IN GIFTS WERE MADE TO THE 2024-2025 ANNUAL FUND. ALL GIFTS POSITIVELY IMPACTED FORT BEND CHRISTIAN ACADEMY THIS YEAR AND FOR YEARS TO COME.

THE IMPACT OF GENEROSITY

FBCA gave us an incredible foundation— spiritually, academically, and socially. We grew in leadership, faith, and character, and honed skills that still guide our careers and families.

We cherish the memories made and the lifelong friendships formed. My two children and two nieces are now walking the halls that Ashley, Craig, and I once roamed. It brings us great joy to see the Lord working through the nurturing community and dedicated teachers who partner with us to help build this same strong foundation for them. And just as our parents supported the mission of FBCA in its infancy, we also feel called to continue supporting this great school for years to come. It’s a blessing to know FBCA’s impact will shape our children and future generations we may never meet, as it has shaped us.

Amy (Varney) Clements - Parent, Staff & Alumni Pictured: Ben, Amy '07, Ellie '31, and Reid '35 Clements; Steve and Linda Varney - Proud Parents & Grandparents; Matt and Ashley '16 (Varney) Hayes; Craig '04, Pam, Ryleigh '37, and Reagan '39 Varney

Our family has been a part of the FBCA family for the past four years. We have watched our children, Mya and MJ, grow in faith, love, and spirit with God and with their friends! We love all of the friendships that we have made throughout all of these years and all of the opportunities to give back to the school. Volunteering at FBCA has been very rewarding. Whether it’s helping out in the library, decorating for the Gala, planning ticketed parties, or helping out in the classrooms, the love that everyone has for one another is very inspiring. Mya said she loves FBCA because everyone is so kind to her and to one another. MJ said he loves FBCA because of the nice teachers, and he has a lot of fun at school! We are truly grateful for FBCA and all that it has done to help our family grow both academically and spiritually with God’s word. We are excited to see our children continue to thrive with their friends, teachers, and all of the surrounding love from the staff at FBCA. Marcus and Susanna Stern - Parents Mya '34, and MJ '37

THE IMPACT OF GENEROSITY

A message from Wholesale Electric Executive Rick McKellop and wife, Jennifer: When it was time to decide where to send our kids to school, we knew we wanted them to grow up and learn in an environment that felt more like a family. We wanted a school that reinforced Godly values and excellence in education. Fort Bend Christian was the perfect fit, and we are now entering our 7th year at the school. All three of our children, Lilly, Ricky and Evie, have loved their experiences at the Lower School, and Lilly is very excited to be the first to delve into Middle School and all the exciting new things it has to offer. My children have grown in their relationship with Christ, met amazing friends, and have learned so much in their time at FBCA. As parents, we are blessed to be able to contribute to the school in meaningful ways, whether it be through our time or donations, so that the school continues to grow and thrive for all students, current and future. I know our children will graduate with a good head on their shoulders and be ready for whatever life brings their way because of the values and knowledge gained at FBCA. We are thankful to call it home!

Wholesale Electric Supply has graciously donated: New Sound Technology for the Football Stadium Upper School Gym Lighting & Equipment for Chapel and Sporting Events Upper School Lighting - hallways, bathrooms, and emergency exit signs Lower/Middle School Library - total LED lighting replacement

Wholesale Electric Supply has partnered with FBCA on the following projects: Updating the Baseball & Football Stadium lighting with LED lighting and app functionality Upper School classroom and entryway LED lighting upgrades Lower School hallway and cafetorium LED lighting upgrades LED exterior pathway lighting from Lower School to Upper School Currently working on adding backup generator power for Lower and Middle School

The McKellop Family

FBCA Annual Gala- February 21, 2026

THE IMPACT OF GENEROSITY

God brought us to Fort Bend County and FBCA from Mississippi so clearly. That was before a job, a house or a church. This school has been the biggest blessing in our family life for 22 years. We started in the Fall of 2003 with our oldest, Trent, in 2nd grade and Trevor in kindergarten. Over the many years, our four children have gotten to use their gifts in book clubs, spelling bees, musicals, sports, cheer, band, Duke Tips, etc. They have competed in state championships in football, cheer, and fine arts. Our daughter, Ashlyn, competed nationally in theater with ASL. They have all excelled academically and been accepted to one of their top college choices. They have been fully prepared for college, and each received honors and/or scholarships. I’m not trying to boast about them but highlight what benefits we have received from our investment and involvement with FBCA. I cherish my experience, memories and relationships from my 22 years in our school family. I volunteered for EVERYTHING. I highly recommend it! When you participate in the Gala, Booster Club, PTF or MIP, you make friends in every grade. The thing that has changed my life and is the biggest blessing is leading and praying with Moms In Prayer for 20 years. I have made best friends, learned spiritually and had so many answered prayers.

Please come and pray with us!

Tom and Amy Rivers - Alumni Family Trent '14, Trevor '16, Lexi '22, and Ashlyn '25

2024 was a year of transition for our family, as we intentionally moved all four of our children to FBCA—starting in 1st (Levi), 3rd (Naomi), 6th (Eliana), and 7th (Caleb) grades. We were drawn to the school’s Christ-centered culture, strong sense of community and smaller class sizes that allow for more personalized attention. From the start, we’ve been so encouraged to watch our children flourish—spiritually, academically, emotionally and creatively. Whether in the classroom, chapel, athletics, or musical theater, they found purpose, joy, and connection. The care and investment by teachers and staff helped each of them feel known, supported, and inspired.

We’ve especially loved witnessing how their confidence has grown, their faith has deepened, and their love for learning continues to grow.

We’re truly grateful to be part of the FBCA family and excited for all that’s ahead.

Chilobe and Megan Kalambo - First Year Family Caleb '30, Eliana '31, Noami '34, and Levi '36

THE IMPACT OF GENEROSITY

Coming home to FBCA after 25 years was a heartwarming experience. The friendships, faith, and foundation I gained at FBCA have continued to shape my life in meaningful ways, and being back on campus reminded me just how special those years were. As part of the Class of ’99, reconnecting with the Class of ’98 and so many familiar faces brought back laughter, memories, and a deep sense of gratitude. I’m especially thankful to the school for welcoming us so warmly; with a meal, FBCA swag, an introduction at the football game, and assisting in arranging our reunion dinner the following night. Thank you, FBCA, for the lasting impact you’ve had on my life and for making us feel right at home again.

Deanna M. Dearing-Sparkman - Alumni '99

We came to FBCA from Miami in 1997, looking for a place to raise our future family and serve God through our careers in education. We have been here ever since!

Both of our daughters graduated from FBCA (Amanda '16 and Sammi ’21) and we are thankful for the instruction they received from the teachers and the support they received from staff. One of the greatest rewards our family has experienced while at FBCA is the balance they promote- excellence in Academics, the Arts, Athletics and Culture, all presented through a Christian worldview.

Both of our daughters were prepared very well for college and life, in large part because of their time at FBCA. We are very grateful for the impact that FBCA has had on our family, and we pray for the same impact on all of the families here.

John and Beth Williams - Faculty & Alumni Parents Amanda '16, and Sammi '21

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ALL DISTRICT HONOREES FOOTBALL: 22 VOLLEYBALL: 10 BOYS SOCCER: 8 GIRLS SOCCER: 7 BOYS BASKETBALL: 8 GIRLS BASKETBALL: 5 BASEBALL: 3 SOFTBALL: 10 TRACK: 14

Valedictorian Katherine Trinh Softball

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Salutatorian Farrah Childs Tennis

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COACH OF THE YEAR

Bayleigh Minor - All Around Eli Walker Campbell - Golf Jamison Louie - Golf

Deon Minor - Track David Reeves - Volleyball

ALL STATE HONOREES

FOOTBALL: 8 VOLLEYBALL: 3 CROSS COUNTRY: 1 GIRLS SOCCER: 1 BOYS BASKETBALL: 4 BASEBALL: 1 SOFTBALL: 2 TRACK: 16 GOLF: 2 TENNIS: 6

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Bayleigh Minor - Dylan Rayburn Golden Eagle Award Winners

I am deeply honored and humbled to be named the TAPPS 5A Male Coach of the Year. First and foremost, I want to thank God for His unwavering grace, guidance, and strength throughout this journey. Without His hand over my life and this calling, none of this would be possible. This award is not just a personal achievement—it's a reflection of the incredible athletes I've had the privilege to coach, the dedicated staff who support our mission, and the families and community who believe in what we’re building together here at FBCA.

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To my players, you inspire me more than you know. Your commitment, heart, and resilience fuel everything I do.

I’m grateful for this recognition, but even more thankful for the platform to impact young lives. I give all the glory to God for this blessing, and I pray I continue to lead in a way that honors Him. - Deon Minor

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FINE ARTS Junior Theatre Festival 2025 Atlanta, Ga. Our Production Theatre, ASL IV/V, and technical theatre students earned Excellence in Pod for their Musical/ASL Shadow performance of Once On This Island Jr. at the Freddie G Awards Ceremony. Gabby Anthony was one of just three students (and the only female) across the entire festival to earn All-Festival Individual Performer for her performance as Ti Moune.

Visual Arts Program garnered 2025 TAPPS 5A Art State Runner Up Fort Bend Christian Academy’s Visual Arts Program was named TAPPS 2025 5A Art State Runner-Up, placing second out of 21 competing schools. The Texas House of Representatives, through Representative Matt Morgan, formally honored FBCA’s Visual Arts Program for its exceptional accomplishment as the 2025 TAPPS 5A Art State Runner-Up.

Debate Students 2025 National Speech & Debate Tournament Upper School Debate Director Mrs. Walker led the team to the National Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa! Helina Zhang qualified for Nats in International Extemp, and Elizabeth Glasper qualified in Original Oratory. In OO, there were only 287 in the nation who qualified, and in IX, there were 273. Helina advanced to eliminations and was in the top 60 students in the nation!

FINE ARTS Art Students Medal at the 2025 National and Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Sidney Arnold was the National Silver Medalist in Photography, recipient of a Regional Gold Key for Senior Portfolio, and winner of four Regional Gold Keys in Photography. Mr. Baptiste’s and Mr. Sanders’s art students received a total of 12 Gold Keys, 20 Silver Keys, and 31 Honorable Mentions at the Regional Scholastic Art Awards at The Wortham Center.

FBCA Fine Arts Student of the Year EOTA & Sports Broadcast Leadership Bradley Hanna was one of four Upper School students honored as a Fine Arts Student of the Year for his outstanding contributions and dedication to the arts. The Eagles on the Air (EOTA) program has grown significantly over the past two years, thanks to the leadership and vision of Bradley Hanna. Driven by his passion, the Broadcast team has risen to become the highest-ranked private school broadcast program in Texas and is recognized as one of the nation’s most respected studentrun programs.

Junior Theatre Festival West 2025 Sacramento, California FBCA Middle School was awarded the highest honor of the festival, "All-Festival Performance", earning them the opportunity to perform a musical number from Newsies Jr. on the main stage for the festival's nearly 2,500 participants. Beck Brown earned the Outstanding Performer Award for his role as Jack Kelly.

A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

PAGE HERNANDEZ Dear FBCA Families, As we reflect on this amazing school year, we are filled with a deep sense of gratitude. Thanks to our families' continued dedication and generosity, we have achieved remarkable milestones together, setting the stage for even greater success in the future Every success we've experienced this year is a testament to God's faithfulness and the unity of our school community, faculty, staff, and students, working together as one body in Christ to fulfill our shared mission. “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord” (Colossians 3:23), and that spirit has clearly been present in all we’ve accomplished. Your support continues to make a real difference, and we are deeply grateful for your generosity. Together, we are creating a brighter future for our students and ensuring that our school remains a place where they can thrive and reach their full potential.

Thank you for all you do to support our school and its mission. We look forward to another year of growth and success!

Blessings,

Page Hernandez

Director of Development and Programming

“I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the Office of Advancement and all of the gala volunteers over the years. We grow as a school creating strong social bonds with our peers plus we have helped raise important funds. It really makes us proud to be part of such an important event.”

Gala Chair -Tracy Pipes

FUNDS RAISED

$670,418 Gala Chairs: Heather Brown, Emily Watts, Julie Motal, Kim Camp, Charleen Burleson, Mary Graham, Tracy Pipes

*GROSS REVENUE

GALA

SOIREE 25 From the bottom of our hearts, thank you! Whether you joined us at the gala or supported FBCA online, your generosity made this year's event a resounding success. Event proceeds propel us forward with Vision 2030, allowing us to continue investing in our campus footprint.

We are truly grateful for our amazing gala chairs, auction committee and event prep volunteers, whose dedication and passion created an unforgettable evening filled with beautiful details, delicious food, and exciting auction items. We couldn’t have done it without them!

GALA SPONSORS Presenting Sponsors The Kempe Family Momentum BMW Dinner Sponsors ETS - Erik and Katie Fedor Brian and Nakeytta Watson Late Night Sponsors Mike and Maribel Cordova Ryan and Sarah Curtis Bar Sponsor PRA Commercial Real Estate Daniel Tran and Bobbi Nguyen Invitation Sponsor Dustin and Katie Harris Auction Paddle Sponsor AnyTickets.com - Marcus & Susanna Stern Entertainment Sponsor Sundance Construction Program Sponsor Jim and Heather Brown Dessert Sponsor The Noble Group Decorations Sponsor Roadrunner Moving & Storage Valet Sponsor Chakilla and Judge Lewis White Online Auction Sponsor Bass Construction Photography Sponsor Rosen & Kovach, PLLC Champagne Raffle Sponsor Robbie and Roxy Abraham

STEWARDSHIP

PARENT TEACHER FELLOWSHIP AND CAMPUS VOLUNTEERS THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS! FBCA is deeply grateful for the unwavering support provided by so many parents and grandparents covering volunteer opportunities across all facets of the school including division events, traditions events, athletic teams, and fine arts throughout the year. Thank you for being the heart of FBCA. Your tireless efforts have profoundly impacted and made an invaluable difference in the lives of our students and staff.

This year, FBCA was thrilled to introduce the organization of Dads on Duty, led by proud dad, Reme Ekoh. This remarkable group of dedicated fathers is serving the school community by opening car doors and greeting students and families at morning carline on Fridays. The group cherishes the opportunity to foster meaningful connections and be a positive influence on our campus.

The Parent Teacher Fellowship (PTF) at Fort Bend Christian Academy serves as the cornerstone of volunteer support, parent ministries, and teacher appreciation in the school community. PTF plays a crucial role in fostering a sense of community, collaboration, and support among parents, teachers, and staff. Every stakeholder at FBCA is automatically a member of the group. PTF Board Members are selected annually in the Spring.

2024-2025 PTF Board President - Tiffany Tyler, Vice President - Julie Motal, Secretary - Monica Holden Treasurer - Beryl Ayewah, Chaplain - Reme Ekoh, Parliamentarian - Keisha Shannon LS Volunteers - Emily Watts, LS Volunteers - Kim Camp, MS Volunteers - Tiffany Harris, US Volunteers - Paige Baird, LS Hospitality - Haley Millis, LS Hospitality - Mary Graham, MS Hospitality - Alisha Roberts, MS Hospitality - Jamie Rozell, US Hospitality - Charleen Burleson, US Hospitality - Laurie Hughes, Community Events - MacKenzie Shimek

With the dedication of volunteering, we made the promise to match those hours with a monetary value, just as we would do with a standard financial grant or donation.

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“Volunteering allows me to give back to the community that gives so much to my kids.

It's a small way I can say thank you as well and encourage and support the mission of our school.”

Tiffany Tyler, PTF President

EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNERS

Teresa Dibble, Meghan Barnett, Jane Stark, Evelin Rodriguez Lower School Employee of the Year - Teresa Dibble Teresa is an exceptional and deeply devoted member of the Lower School team, serving as a mentor, teacher, and staff leader with skill, love, and professionalism. She consistently goes the extra mile to support students, staff, and families, championing student learning through initiatives like PSIA and mentoring new team members with encouragement and care. Teresa’s heart for service, her positive impact on the school community, and her unwavering dedication make her a true blessing.

Middle School Employee of the Year - Meghan Barnett Meghan is the heart and soul of the Middle School, ensuring its daily operations run smoothly with tireless dedication, grace, and a joyful spirit. She supports staff, students, and parents with compassion, professionalism, and servant-hearted leadership. Her quiet strength, warm encouragement, and deep faith create a welcoming, thriving environment where everyone feels valued. Meghan's contributions go far beyond her role, making her an indispensable and deeply loved member of the FBCA community.

Upper School Employee of the Year - Jane Stark Jane is an outstanding and dedicated teacher who inspires both students and colleagues through her enthusiasm, wisdom, and care. She excels in teaching Honors Chemistry, making the subject engaging and approachable while encouraging spiritual growth and critical thinking. Jane is deeply committed to her students, often spending extra time tutoring and mentoring them. She has been instrumental in supporting new staff and exemplifies servant leadership through her work during Eagle Week and beyond. Her love for the Lord, her subject, and the FBCA community is evident in her joyful, compassionate, and hardworking spirit.

Staff Employee of the Year - Evelin Rodriguez Evelin is a hardworking, faithful, and joyful presence at FBCA, consistently going above and beyond to serve the school community. Whether through her diligent behind-the-scenes work, her loving care for students, or her willingness to help at any moment, she demonstrates a true servant’s heart. Evelin’s positive attitude, genuine relationships with staff and students, and commitment to making the campus safe and welcoming are deeply appreciated. She is a beloved and indispensable part of the FBCA family.

“As a former college athlete, I know first-hand the benefits and life lessons that sports provide.

I’m passionate about leading the FBCA Booster Club because it gives us the opportunity to support our student athletes—not only in their individual skills development and team success, but also in their growth as devoted Christians.”

Scott Sette, President

FUNDS RAISED

$169,014

STEWARDSHIP

ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB The FBCA Athletic Booster Club supports both Middle School and Upper School student athletes and coaches by fundraising to address important equipment needs and by hosting events and activities that promote school spirit and community engagement.

In 2024-2025, the Booster Club had the privilege to fund: Weight room equipment and speakers Medical training table HUDL package Tumbling mats for the Cheer team TX State Championship signs Gametime music subscription Pads on all of the football sleds, one new sled Volleyball pole and net system Baseball field tarp The Booster Club also hosted their second annual Golf Tournament in Spring 2025, which helped provide supplemental funding for FBCA Athletic Department purchases and improvements not included in the school budget. It was a fantastic event that helped raise over $20,000 for FBCA Athletics.

2024-2025 Booster Club Officers: Scott Sette, President Chris Martinez, Vice President Keith Patterson, Treasurer Monica Rayburn, Secretary Julie Motal, Membership Coordinator Paige Baird, Spirit Coordinator Marissa Wadlington, Parliamentarian

PRESENTING SPONSOR Memorial Hermann Sugar Land SOARING EAGLE SPONSORS Wholesale Electric The Motal Family LECS Electrical Contractors College H.U.N.K.S. Hauling Junk The Dickey family The Baird Family Brian & Nakeytta Watson K. Low Construction PLATINUM EAGLE SPONSORS VOLF PLLC Kensington Group Dustin and Katie Harris The Booher Family Johnson Garcia LLP Affordable Floors, Inc. The Shimek Family Thomas Rivers, MD

FBCA LEADERSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES Jim Brown, President Brant Baird, Vice President Lee Vaughn, Treasurer Lisa Sette, Secretary Wade Hanegan Tommy Kuranoff Kate Shaffer EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP Stephen Novotny Head of School René Cargile Chief Financial Officer Nathan Barber Head of Upper School Melisa Carroll Head of Middle School Stephanie Clayton Head of Lower School Ashley Ashcraft Director of Spiritual Life Page Hernandez Director of Development & Programming Richard Lazarou Director of Athletics Jay Klingenberg Director of Facilities Liz Thornton Director of Curriculum & Instruction Natasha Rodriguez Director of Information Technology Donna Tran Director of Admissions

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