Fort Bend Christian Academy 2018-2019 Annual Review

A N N U A L R E V I E W

2018-2019

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Letter from the Head of School Letter from the Board President Source and Use of Funds Gifts Summary Topgolf Classic Distinguished Speaker Luncheon Athletic Booster Club Parent-Teacher Fellowship Portrait of a Graduate Class of 2019 Individual Donors Corporate and Foundation Donors & Advancement Committee

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2019-2020 Simon “Trey” Hendershot III - President Alicia Scala - Vice President Jeff Smith - Secretary Josh LaRocca - Treasurer Bob Page Chris Roberts Jessica Williams

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ADMINISTRATION 2019-2020 Joshua Gettys, Head of School Nicole Bowles, Director of Advancement Kelly Carroll, Director of Athletics Melisa Carroll, Head of Middle School Beth Anne Gunn, Director of Admission Joel Hazard, Head of Upper School Jay Klingenberg, Director of Facilities Michele Labus, Director of Curriculum & Instruction Margie Meyer, Head of Lower School Wesley Pogue, Chaplain Ann Renken, Director of Finance Kim Rice, Director of Communications & Marketing

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Class of 2019 p.16

Letter from the Head of School As FBCA continually strives to be the number one destination for excellence in college-preparatory Christian education, the 2018-2019 school year brought an impressive myriad of achievements and successes. Our students’ remarkable accomplishments in academics, arts and athletics reflect the values of our mission. Our commitment as faculty and staff remains to be difference makers - to live out and exemplify FBCA’s Mission so that we meet the spiritual, academic, personal, social and emotional needs of each student. In so many different ways, FBCA is preparing students to make a difference in our world through all aspects of their lives.

Our students’ exemplary academic accomplishments are among the premier independent schools in our nation.

Our dedicated faculty continuously challenge students in each division to advance their critical thinking and problem solving skills. Consequently, we have experienced notable achievements, ranging from impressive college acceptances to scholarship awards to National Merit recognition. Students in both Lower and Middle Schools competed successfully at the state level in the Private Schools Interscholastic Association. These accomplishments substantiate FBCA as a distinguished educational program that promotes high academic expectations and deepens enrichment opportunities for our students.

In addition, FBCA continues to experience momentous advancement in many other areas around campus.

FBCA’s visual and performing arts and athletic programs continue to earn acclaim with district and state championship awards. Over the past year, FBCA has undergone a comprehensive review of our curriculum alignment, enhancing many subject areas in all divisions with the rigor and curricular expectations of an independent school. FBCA also added a research-based STEAM curriculum to our Lower and Middle School programs, helping students to advance their critical thinking skills through inquiry-based instruction where they engage, explore, explain, elaborate and evaluate within the context of problem-based learning and discovery. The curriculum is delivered by trained teachers in specially designed STEAM labs that fully enable our students to engage in creative and innovative learning that stretches beyond the normal classroom experience. Throughout all divisions, you will find new curricular offerings, new windscreens on all of the athletic fields, new furniture in the Upper School Eagle Café, and new graphics in the hallways. Each of these enhancements have directly improved our educational program and the student experience at FBCA. As you read this detailed report, you will see the tangible results for your gifts to FBCA. What we are able to do as a Christian independent school is always directly related to your generosity and support. FBCA is committed to a superior academic experience centered on a Christian approach to learning and will continue to challenge our students to think more deeply about subject matter, to explore and invest in their God-given interests and abilities, and to develop into mature Christian scholars. I encourage you to intently read this Annual Review and prayerfully consider how you can partner with FBCA. On behalf of every student and every member of the faculty and staff, I thank you for your support of this wonderful school.

Joshua Gettys, Head of School

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Letter from the Board President As we reflect upon the accomplishments experienced by Fort Bend Christian Academy last school year, it is easy to see that “extraordinary things happen here.” I continue to be amazed by the commitment and dedication of so many as we see FBCA continue to grow and advance in the fulfillment of our mission. Each day brings new excitement as we observe God’s continued blessing on our students, our families, our faculty, staff and administration. This Annual Review is designed to give you a sense of where we have been. I would like to share with you where we are moving with God’s leadership and your prayerful support.

The Board of Trustees continues to focus on our Strategic Plan and its alignment with our mission. The objective is to be the number one destination for excellence in college-preparatory Christian education within the region.

In designing the plan, we focused on seven pillars that each play a priority role in defining and shaping the future of FBCA. These pillars include: • • • • • • •

Academics and co-curricular Branding and marketing Faculty and staff Financial Sustainability Infrastructure Stakeholder Engagement Student Profile

As a Board, we have designed and are utilizing a planning worksheet to measure the progress and refine the necessary strategies to fulfill the Strategic Plan. We are excited to see the implementation of our strategies as they move FBCA forward in the fulfillment of these goals. As we implement the plan, we are focusing not only on the current needs of FBCA but also planning for the future.

We are experiencing the creation of a distinguished school culture that broadens and deepens opportunities for spiritual growth, promotes high academic expectations, extracurricular involvement and meets the social, emotional and physical needs of each student. Currently, steps are being taken at the Board level to determine and define the optimal utilization of the school’s thirty-five (35) acre campus. Consideration is being given to athletic facilities and improving these facilities. Deliberate and intentional planning is being provided to foster continuous faculty and staff improvement by increasing professional growth and development opportunities. Faculty and administration have been engaged in professional development at levels that we have not previously experienced at FBCA. Beyond the spiritual and academic excellence necessary for FBCA, financial sustainability is critical to the viability of our school. Thanks to the generosity of the entire FBCA family, our annual fund and percentage contributions exceeds past years’ contributions for this point in the academic year.

Thank you for your continued trust in the Board of Trustees. We are dedicated to fulfilling FBCA’s mission and vision. I encourage you to study the Annual Review and continue to prayerfully support FBCA as we prepare our students to believe, achieve and lead. We are encouraged by the accomplishments we have seen thus far and are excited about the plans God has for FBCA.

Trey Hendershot, Board of Trustees President

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Source and Use of Funds 2018-2019 Fiscal Year SOURCE OF FUNDS Tuition & Fees (net financial aid of $484,110)....................................................................................$11,758,624 Other .............................................................................................................................................................$535,349 Contributions, Special Events & Fundraising..........................................................................................$479,062 Total .......................................................................................................................................................$12,773,035 USE OF FUNDS Salaries & Benefits...................................................................................................................................$8,057,550 Operations.................................................................................................................................................$3,071,395 Debt Service ...............................................................................................................................................$694,480 Capital Additions .........................................................................................................................................$606,375 Total.......................................................................................................................................................$12,429,800 OPERATIONS BREAKDOWN Facilities........................................................................................................................................................$913,055 Administrative...............................................................................................................................................$781,638 Student Activities & Athletics...................................................................................................................$530,400 Instructional..................................................................................................................................................$361,362 Advancement & Marketing...........................................................................................................................$236,674 Technology....................................................................................................................................................$248,266 Total.........................................................................................................................................................$3,071,395

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USE OF FUNDS $12,429,800 Salaries & Benefits 65% Capital Additions 5% Debt Service 6%

SOURCE OF FUNDS $12,773,035

Operations 24%

Student Activities & Athletics 17% Tuition & Fees 92%

Other 4% Contributions, Special Events & Fundraising 4%

Operations Breakdown $3,071,395 Administrative 25%

Instructional 12%

Advancement & Marketing 8%

Technology 8% Facilities 30%

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Gifts Summary

$479,062

Your Gifts Make a Difference:

TOTAL RAISED

Charitable gifts from the 2018-2019 school year provided the following: • New furniture for the Eagle Cafe • Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) curriculum for Lower and Middle Schools • Lab tables for Upper School science classrooms • Outdoor landscaping for North and South Campuses • Stage lighting for Upper School theatre program • Additional storage for Performing Arts • New classroom furniture for Middle and Upper Schools • Funding for 14 faculty members and administrators from all divisions to attend the Staff Development for Educators (SDE) National Conference on Differentiated Instruction • Band equipment • Rental of an off-campus professional venue for the All-School Musical

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Annual Fund - $271,902 Parent Participation: 34% Board of Trustees Participation: 100% Faculty & Staff Participation: 84% Board

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Staff

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60% 40%

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Athletics (including Booster Club) - $89,490 Distinguished Speaker Luncheon & Auction - $54,455 (net) Restricted - $41,985 Topgolf Classic - $9,953 (net) Unrestricted - $7,627 Fine Arts - $3,650

Topgolf Classic

FBCA’s inaugural Topgolf Classic event brought together 90 participants and generous support from event chairs, Jenn & Josh LaRocca, and event sponsors, Momentum BMW, The Cathy Stubbs Team and Diamond H Ranch.

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Event Chairs: Monica Holden, Tiffany Newton, Vicki Vaughn and Jessica Williams

On February 12, 2019, Fort Bend Christian Academy hosted its first Distinguished Speaker Luncheon & Auction at the Royal Sonesta Hotel.

More than 300 guests enjoyed an inspiring keynote about overcoming seemingly impossible challenges by Lou Holtz, Legendary Football Coach and ESPN Analyst.

Committee members included Heather Brown, Sam Easley, Katie Harris, Tiffany Harris, Leah Henley, Kim Heston, Tracy Pipes, Adriana Polasek and Tiffany Tyler.

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Presenting Sponsor Cherie and Trey Hendershot Program Sponsor Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Online Auction Sponsor Kendra Scott, Sugar Land First Colony

Table Sponsors Gold Paige and Brant Baird Jessica and Rick Williams Leisa and Jimmy Winters Silver Tiffanie and Chris Reina Bronze Ali/Baker/Cook/Hart/Weaver Bass/Booher/Brown/Harris/Millis Benny/Campbell/Holden/Henley/Vaughn Carlisle/Griffith/Harris/Lotze/Ramirez

Amy and Ben Clements Houston Baptist University Jericho Foundation Robin and Bill Jordan Ann and Patrick Kwan Jenn and Josh LaRocca Denise and Rich Muller Julie and Sean Ray Redstone Payment Solutions Lisa and Chris Roberts Rowan Companies

Servant Leadership Award Recipients

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Don & Evelyn Janssen

Distinguished Speaker Luncheon Auction Donors Jennifer Adams

FLIK

Lori MacConnell

Julie and Sean Ray

Ashley Ashcraft

Terri and Terrence Gee

Claire Manson-Bishop

Jerry Reeves

Paige Baird

Debbie Gerschoffer

Cheri Maples

Tiffanie Reina

Courtney Bass

Joshua Gettys

Kelli Martin

Robert Sanders

Pam Bell

James Gibbs

Blanca Martinez

Sarah Santos

Michelle Blanchard

Christina Greer

Sandra McGowan

Chelsie Scheffer

Krissy Bohny

JR Harris

Laura McGowen

Laura Selby

Kristin Booher

Katie Harris

Margie Meyer

MacKenzie Shimek

Heather Brown

Tiffany Harris

Michelle Miller

Tony Slate

Virginia Cardenas

Harris Construction

Haley Millis

Lindsay Slate

Melisa Carroll

Alison Haver

Millis Development

Carmen Stieb

Kelly Carroll

Chris Henderson

Rebecca Morgan

Sugar Creek Country Club

Weng Chen

Leah Henley

Morgan Family

Alyse Sutton

Angie Civalero

Robin Hodges

Tiffany Newton

Laura Tiernan

Maribel and Mike Cordova

Monica Holden

Kristie Pearson

Steven Toliver

Jeff Crain

Mark Jones

Jill Peschel

Alissa Tucker

Kim Davis

Sissi Kasel

Staci Pierce

Tiffany Tyler

Elyse DeBuck

Julie Kelley

Tracy and Joshua Pipes

Rachel Webking

Deshon Family

Catherine Kubala

Adriana and Jerry Polasek

Jessica and Rick Williams

Teresa Dibble

Chris Lee

Chasity McGrady and

Beth Williams

Suzanne Dickey

Melissa Lemus

Maurkice Pouncey

Deirdre Wood

Elizabeth Duffy

Kalvin Lewis

Jackie Prado

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Athletic Booster Club Amount Raised:

$47,330 Chris Kelley - President Kimberly Kornegay - Vice President Steve Marut - Treasurer Dean Kornegay - Membership Jenn LaRocca - Special Events Items purchased include: • • • • • • • • •

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hurdles windscreens Hudl video volleyball poles swim parkas softball infield tarp golf polos playoff t-shirts end-of-season awards

Parent-Teacher Fellowship Parent-Teacher Fellowship (PTF) is the framework for volunteers that supports the general needs of the school at all levels. levels President - Tracy Pipes

MS Volunteer Coordinator - Katie Harris

Vice President - Nicole Robinson

LS Hospitality Co-Coordinator - Suzanne Dickey

Secretary - Monica Holden

LS Hospitality Co-Coordinator - Kristin Booher

Treasurer - Kimberly Kornegay

MS Hospitality Co-Coordinator - Nichole Cole

Chaplain - CleRenda McGrady

MS Hospitality Co-Coordinator - Leah Henley

Parliamentarian - Amanda Gardoni

US Hospitality Co-Coordinator - Martha Carlisle

LS Front Desk Coordinator - Haley Millis

US Hospitality Co-Coordinator - Tiffany Harris

LS Room Moms Coordinator - Tiffany Newton

Community Events Coordinator - Erin Deshon

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PORTRAIT of a

GRADUATE 14

An FBCA graduate is equipped spiritually, academically, socially and physically to serve God, faithfully exhibiting a Kingdom-focus throughout all aspects of his or her life by: • Trusting God and embracing the journey of Christian discipleship.

• Seeking to be a proud ambassador of his or her faith in school and the greater community.

• Shaping society through dynamic critical thinking, creative solutions and effective communication.

• Pursuing knowledge, truth and wisdom wisdom.

• Honoring God courageously by standing against the current of the culture.

• Leading with love, integrity and compassion.

FBCA seeks to graduate students who are grounded in God’s word, strong in their faith and well prepared to achieve academic and spiritual success in college and in life.

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Class of 2019 by the Numbers Average SAT Composite Score FBCA

1170

State

1020

National

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22 Art & Athletic State Champions

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ACT

COMPOSITE SCORE

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Athletes

Signed at the Collegiate Level

AP

Advanced Placement

13 AP Scholars 5 AP Scholars with Honors 5 AP Scholars with Distinction 1 National AP Scholar 76% of seniors who took an AP exam scored a 3 or higher compared to only 49.9% in Texas.

78 GRADUATES

CLASS OF 2019

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Matthew Pozzi, Valedictorian

Tolu Asade, Salutatorian

University of Southern California

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

2019 College Matriculations Arizona State University Baylor University Boston University Christopher Newport University Clark University College of Charleston Cornell University

Dallas Baptist University Georgia State University Grand Canyon University Hendrix College Houston Baptist University Howard University Ithaca College Kalamazoo College Louisiana State University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Oklahoma Wesleyan University

Oral Roberts University Samford University Semmelweis University, Hungary Tarleton State University Texas A&M University Texas Christian University Texas Lutheran University Texas State University Texas Tech University United States Marine Corps University of Arkansas University of California, Berkeley

University of Houston University of North Texas University of Southern California The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas at Dallas The University of Texas at Tyler Washington and Lee University

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Individual Donors $2,000 or more Wanda and Richard Avery Paige and Russell Baird LeAnn and Gerald Bennett Rose and Benoy Benny Kristin and Trent Booher Georgia and Jacob Borbidge Heather and James Brown Johanna and Brian Cook Judy Coper Brenda and Phillip Crocker Robin and Joseph Davis Suzanne and Kyle Dickey Rebecca and Joseph Estes Terri and Terrence Gee Cherie and Trey Hendershot Monica and Brett Holden Elizabeth and Randal Jefferson Nancy and Steve Kempe Veronica and Thomas Kuranoff Ann and Patrick Kwan Rosemary and Larry Laird Jennifer and Josh LaRocca Leigh and Kyle Leinen Lori and Marc MacConnell Siqi Liao and Weiyuan Mai CleRenda and Tracy McGrady Abigail and Christopher McLarty Patricia and Barry Miller Michelle and Stephen Miller Haley and Chad Millis Elizabeth Monahan Denise and Richard Muller Kimberly and Edwin Neilson Tiffany and Chris Newton Amy and James Olson Sherri and Timothy Payton Dana and Tom Pierson Mona and John Pozzi Jill and Peter Ramirez Lisa Rapagnani

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Tiffanie and Christopher Reina Alicia and Edward Scala Mackenzie and Aaron Shimek Christine and Jeffrey Smith Cathy and Alan Stubbs Amy and Jay Thieme Vicki and Lee Vaughn Cheryl and Aaron Weaver Stacy and Michael Welch Linda and Wallace Whitley Kimberly Williams Jessica and Richard Williams Kimberly and Shayne Wilson Leisa and James Winters Michelle and Kent Yee Bethany and Philip Young

$1 - 1,999 Daphne and Edward Adams Mindy and Thomas Adams Angie and Gabriel Aguirre Olawunmi and Adebayo Akinpelu Rachel and Ebenezer Akita Emily and Afzal Ali Afshan and Walt Anderson Loretta Bubenik and Robin Angapen Deeana and Todd Archer Martha Armstrong Sharene and Jarrett Arocha Ashley Ashcraft Thomas Bailey Ann and Bruce Barnes Michelle and Brian Barnes Glenda and Rick Barrett Courtney and Buck Bass Nicole Batiste Lauralie and Phillip Bedminster Toni and James Beeman Pam and Ron Bell Susan and Hakim Bell

This list is cumulative giving for 2018-2019 and includes gifts to the Annual Fund, Topgolf Classic, Distinguished Speaker Luncheon & Auction and Booster Club.

Tiffany Bell Roseane and Keith Bernstein Maria and Matthew Bjorngjeld Michelle and Jeff Blanchard Krissy and Mike Bohny Jim and Cheryl Borbidge Stacy and Keith Borgfeldt Nicole Bowles Peggy and Cary Brandom Darby and Jeffrey Brennan Nelly and Robert Brierty Catie and Paul Brow Adrienne and Christopher Brown Brenda and Charles Brown Bridgett and Troy Brown Cheryl and Stuart Brown David and Dorothy Brown Meiosha Brumfield Teresa Brunker Beverly and Ricky Burch Charleen and Donny Burleson Debra and Billy Burns Karen Burns Brittney Byrd Elissa and Stephen Campbell Mary Capps Rene and Kevin Cargile Martha Carlisle Kelly and Ronald Carroll Melisa Carroll Rowena and Jason Chen Sally and Kwok Keung Raymond Cheng Kwok Yuan Cheung and Siu Wai Chiu Maria Gonzalez and Jung Choi Angie and Francisco Civalero Amy and Robert Clements Jana and Harvey Cobb Linda and Charles Coleman Gayle and Keith Collins Nancy and Brady Cook

Maribel and Miguel Cordova Debby and Jeff Crain Jessica and Richard Crist C. Natasha and Ryan Crowe Uyen Tran and Cuong Dang Lou Ann and Steven Davenport Kim and Paul Davis Kaley and Michael Dean Elyse DeBuck Erin and Manuel Deshon Teresa and Brad Dibble Allison and Biff Droddy Elizabeth and Dallas Duffy Katherine and Stephan Dujka Eusemia and Scott Easley Tina Elkevizth Michelle and Neil Ferguson Lisa and Lee Ferrell Anthony and Sarah Fiore Candace and Terrance Ford Jeynell Forrest Andrea and Mark Funk Lisseth and Juan Garcia Amanda and Benjamin Gardoni Wendy Garmon Gina and Edwin Gates Faye and Nicholas Gerard Sara and Michael Gerke Debbie and Jeffry Gerschoffer Suzanne and Joshua Gettys Angela and Robert Geurin James Gibbs Connie and Andrew Glasnapp Rachelle-Ann Nurse and Joseph Goodly Fonda and Robert Gorringe Julee and Shawn Gracey Nancy and Jeff Graebert Amy and Adrian Gregorek Paula Griffin Stephanie and Marques Griffin Beth Anne Gunn Jeannie and Kevin Hancock

Lisa and Martin Handy Tammy and Darron Hanner Savanna and John Hantz Alison and Gregory Haralson Marilyn and S. Nat Hardee Nathan Hardee Megan and Brent Harraman Carl Harris Tiffany and Chad Harris Mary and Glenn Harris Katie and Dustin Harris Natalie and Mark Hart Kent Harwell Judy and Jimmy Hassell Alison Haver Janelle and Chris Henderson Emiley and Victor Hendrix Leah and David Henley Tara and Jesus Hernandez Kimberly and James Heston Susanne and Robert Hiegel Donna Hine Claudette and Quincy Hodge Robin Hodges Angela Hodson Tabitha and Dennis Hoke Kristyn and Jason Hollen William Hood Stephanie and Greg Hoogerwerf Shelby Hooper Linda and Robert Horton Yu Li and Hai Huang Chui Fung Lui and Henry Hui Joan and Charlie Hunt Elena and Mark Hutton Susan and Phuc Huynh Alisha and Derek Ingraham Regina and Ronald Jackson Priya and Ranjeet Jacob Rose and H.G. Jacobson Christen and David Johnson Lavonia and Steven Johnson Marcus Jones

Brandi and Keith Jordan Robin and William Jordan Pam and Clay Kaminsky Kyle Kapke Autumn and Dale Kasel Julie and Chris Kelley Crystal and Paul Kelly Jason Kelly Joan and Paul Kelly Dottie and Jon Kemp Allison and Ryan Kempe Aurora and Timothy Kennedy Susan and Jakob Klingenberg Patti and Eric Kohlenberg Kimberly and Dean Kornegay Holly and Hunter Kotch Pam Kram Catherine and Brent Kubala Modupeola and Olusegun Kuteyi Michele Labus Shirley and Joseph LaRocca Dana and Robert Lauer Robert LaVohn Kristin and Blake Ledet Kimberly and Christopher Lee Mazie and Brent Leftwich Timothy Leite Sheila and Brian Lemon Melissa and Jose Lemus Mario Lerma Candyce and Paul LeTellier Shannon and Eric Lieke Chih-Ling Tang and Chia-Hsien Lin Elloria Lindley Amy and Marco Lloyd Tara Longbottom Sasha and Peter Lotze Robin and Matthew Lourie Lisa and Ron Lucik Hal Lundgren Donna and Pete Lunn Lydia and Brandon Mabile

Dawne and Charles Maccarrone Mina and Max Manoochehri Eugene Manson Claire Manson-Bishop Cheri and Craig Maples Nilia Jimenez and Manuel Marcucci Laurie and James Markoe Shanna and Andrew Marlow Gabriela and Jorge Marques Mary Marquis Kelli Martin Sunetra Martinez Dian and Fadi Matta Jennifer McAllister Deanna and John McDonald Sandra and James McGowan Laura and Robert McGowen Bridget and Robert McGowen Chasity McGrady David McIntyre Tisha and James McKissick Robin and David McMillin Margie Meyer Shellie and Bret Miller Tammy and Jeffrey Montanye Sammy Moody Cheryl and Stephen Morgan Erin and Matthew Morgan Rebecca and David Morgan Julie and Bradley Motal Jacqueline and Andrew Mounir Jenny and Joel Moxley Bethany and Brian Mulcahy Gina Murphy Geoff Nesossi Samuel Newton Zach Newton Vee Vu and Brian Nguyen Diana and John Null Ana Aguirre and Marco Nunez

Osaro Onuwaje and Patrick Obanor Patricia and Selby Oberton Kathy and Gaylon Oehlke Mojisola and Olubunmi Ogunbameru Oluwadabira Ogunbameru Lindsye and Liam OSullivan Denise Owens Joanne Ozment Rachel and Jason Ozment Laureen and Lance Pace Bob and Ruth Page Linda Page Eva Butarbutar and Gerry Pardede Sandra and Charles Parker Kathryn and Kenneth Payne Kristie and Rick Pearson Brandy and Chadd Pence Gabriela Mayo and Celso Perez Ceballos Stacie and Chako Perez Stefani Perry Jill and Barkley Peschel Irma and Timothy Pfister Jennifer Phillips Staci and Robert Pierce Tracy and Joshua Pipes Judy and David Pitre Susan Pitts Heather and Jared Pizzitola Beth and Wes Pogue Adriana and Jerry Polasek Stephanie and Tod Potter Jackie and Ramon Prado Dana and Jim Pratt Angela and Philip Pyka Leslee and Keith Ranly Rodney Rather Julie and Sean Ray Lori Redmond-Thompson Jerry Reeves Margot Reis

Ann Renken Kim and Larry Rice Laura Richard Janie and Alexander Rieger Amy and Thomas Rivers Heather and David Roberts Lisa and Christopher Roberts Nicole and Corey Robinson Tina and Daniel Robison Melissa and Jason Rogers Carlos Roman Jamie and Michael Rozell Helen and Alexander Rozinoyer Cathleen and James Rylands Isabel and Steven Sampson Vineta and Bob Sanders Sara and Robert Sanders Romelia and Hector Santos Sheryl and David Saunders Nova and Steven Sbrusch Chelsie Scheffer Suzanne and Shields Scott Laura and Matthew Selby Alice and Ken Shimek Heather and Michael Sievers Rose and Ellis Sink Caren and John Sion Lindsay and Tony Slate Shongh and Steven Smith Susan and Bradley Smith Jane Stark Carmen and Fred Stieb Emmelyn and Christopher Stieb Mindy and Thomas Stubbs Alyse Sutton Jennifer and James Symancyk Bianca Tabarestani Polly and Barun Tarafdar Kittty and Gary Taylor Tere Powe-Taylor and James Taylor

Hilda and Patrick Thomason Lana and Tommy Thompson Laura and Kevin Tiernan Robert Tippit Brittney and Steven Toliver Elice and Eddie Tong Sue and David Tong Uyen Thu and Cuong Tran Jennifer and Gregory Trefz Van Tran and Huy Trinh Kathy and Trey Trosclair Jacquie Tugwell Tiffany and Richard Tyler Sandra and Reji Varghese Elizabeth and James Volmert Marissa and Mark Wadlington Erika and Terence Waldorf Michelle and Jason Walker Alicia and Robert Walter Penny and Wesley Wasem Lisa and Colin Watson Kethia and Jeffrey Webber Rachel Webking Crystal and Joshua Webster Jennifer and Jamey Webster Marijo Weddington Melinda and Dana Weinstein Mary and Jason Whiles Sally and Gerard White Elizabeth and John Williams Lynnette and Bennett Wilson Kalin and Robert Wiser Tara and William Wojciechowski Deirdre Wood Elizabeth and James Woodfin Linda and Roger Wright Rachel and Chen Xi Sharon Kuang and Fung Yip Howard Young Elizabeth Atnafu and Wendossen Zeleke

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Corporate and Foundation Donors

Advancement Committee

Accenture LLP Action Landscaping Inc. AmazonSmile Foundation American Endowment Foundation Apex Cheer & Athletics, LLC Avison Young Benevity Community Impact Fund BP Employee Matching Fund Programs Carmelo’s Catalyst R Company Chevron Matching Employee Funds Chicago Community Foundation Clayton Nash Real Estate Early, McClintic & McMillan, L.L.P. Ecolab Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fort Bend Rheumatology Associates Greater Houston Community Foundation Gulf Coast Dealerships Gulf South Pipeline Houston Baptist University Kendra Scott LLC Leonetti Graphics Loggins Jewelers

The Advancement Committee helps increase awareness and participation in the Annual Fund, encourages attendance at all-school and fundraising events and promotes community building and school spirit for FBCA.

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Lou Holtz Foundation MEK Interiors & Floors LLC Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital Molloy Corporation Momentum BMW Motiva Enterprises National Christian Foundation Houston Geoff Nesossi Network for Good Phillips 66 Procamps, Inc. Redstone Payment Solutions Rowan Companies Safeway, Inc. Saints Baseball Organization Schwab Charitable Fund Shell Oil Company Foundation Silverado Senior Living Sugarland Ink Susan Greer Real Estate Walter Veterinary Services LLC Wells Fargo Foundation

Chair: Jessica Williams Rose Benny Krissy Bohny Kristin Booher Stacy Borgfeldt Lisa Bradford Heather Brown Suzanne Dickey Becky Estes Andrea Funk Katie Harris Tiffany Harris Cherie Hendershot Leah Henley

Catherine Kubala Jenn LaRocca Dana Lauer CleRenda McGrady Haley Millis Tiffany Newton Jill Ramirez Lisa Roberts Nicole Robinson Tina Robison MacKenzie Shimek Amy Thieme Tiffany Tyler

Angela Hodson Regina Jackson Elizabeth Jefferson

Vicki Vaughn Kim Wilson

Fort Bend Christian Academy 1250 Seventh Street Sugar Land, TX 77478 fortbendchristian.org 281.263.9175

Fort Bend Christian Academy exists to glorify God through excellence in college-preparatory Christian education.

It is the mission of Fort Bend Christian Academy to equip students to thrive spiritually, academically, socially and physically.