4700 Fall/Winter 2025

BUILDING MOMENTUM Campus is transformed by new upper school building and Bracken Green

NEW S T R AT E G I C VISION PHILANTHROPY REPORT 1

A Letter from the Head of School Dear FRA Community, There are moments in the life of a school when the extraordinary becomes unmistakably clear and when the work, faith, and dreams of a community converge into something truly inspiring. This year at Franklin Road Academy has been one of those moments.

As you’ll read in this edition of 4700, we have entered a season marked not only by achievement but by possibility.

Our record-setting capital campaign, exceeding $70 million, stands as a powerful testament to what happens when a community believes boldly in its mission. The new upper school building and Bracken Green are not just facilities; they are catalysts for curiosity, collaboration, and the kind of learning that shapes lives.

Our students continue to bring our mission to life in remarkable ways. They are National Merit semifinalists and AP scholars, entrepreneurs and innovators, artists who move us, and athletes who inspire us, including golfer Walker Webb, who won an individual state title. Their accomplishments remind us that students excel when opportunity and encouragement meet.

You will also discover examples of vision and leadership: from the rollout of our new strategic plan, to the innovation unfolding across divisions, to alumni like Cullen Douglass ’83, whose profile reminds us that an FRA education leads to exciting new ventures, and adventures, long after graduation. Each of these stories speaks to a community committed not just to student success, but to forming compassionate, resilient, and purpose-driven young people.

As proud as I am of what we have accomplished together, I am equally aware that these achievements are not an endpoint; they are a beginning. The pages that follow are not just a reflection of where we are, but a preview of where we are going.

Today, Franklin Road Academy stands on firmer footing than ever before, but the true impact of this moment will be realized in the years ahead, as we continue to innovate, imagine, and invest in the limitless potential of our students.

Thank you for your faith, your partnership, and your belief in our mission. Jill and I continue to be blessed by this remarkable community. The story of FRA is still being written. With your continued support, there are many more extraordinary chapters to come. The best part is we are just getting started.

With deep gratitude,

Sean R. Casey, Head of School

2025-26 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Jared Allen Penny Austermiller Tommy Axford Jeb Beasley Victor Berrios Jaz Boon Jessica Bracken Boyd ’00 Sara Elizabeth Bradford Karla Calderon Matt Cassel Randy Chase - Board Chair Florence Chassaignac ’95 Matthew Denmark Gina Latendresse Richard McRae Shaka Mitchell Rosemary Plorin Jaimie Robinson Andrew Sohr ’07 Will Trapp Gabrielle Wesley Jason Zachariah

LEADERSHIP TEAM Brandon Albright, Director of Spiritual Life Dr. Stacey Banks-Houston, Director of Entrepreneurial Leadership Sean Casey, Head of School Channing Clark, Head of Middle School Steve Compton, Director of Technology Georgie Goldthorpe, Health Services Administrator Ryan Harris, Assistant Head of School for External Affairs Dr. Eric Johnson, Assistant Head of School for Academic and Student Affairs Adam Norris, Director of Strategic Marketing and Communications Kris Palmerton, Director of Athletics Jay Salato ’03, Head of Upper School Kendall Rogers, Interim Director of Diversity, Community, and Inclusion Dr. Cindy Thornton, Director of Arts Laura Turner, Assistant Head of School for Finance and Operations Dr. Rick West, Head of Lower School Meaghan Williams, Director of Studies Courtney Williamson, Director of Admissions

EDITORIAL TEAM Editor: Adam Norris Art Director: Faith Boccarossa Contributing Designer and Editor: Anna Pardoe Contributing Writers: Ross Bolen, Allison Hammat, Kendall Rogers, and Dr. Cindy Thornton Photo credits: Anna Pardoe, Faith Boccarossa, Blake Clifton, Bobby Rhodes, and Evan Brown COPYRIGHTED 2026 BY FRANKLIN ROAD ACADEMY. Franklin Road Academy does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, nationality, religion, or ethnic origin, or the administration of its educational and admission policies, scholarships, athletic, and other school-administered programs. Franklin Road Academy is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Southern Association of Independent Schools. 4700 is a biannual publication of the communications office.

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REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

Academy traditions and community events from an exhilarating fall semester across all divisions, both on and off campus

AI Certification National Merit Recognition Entrepreneurial Leadership Showcase AP Courses 2025-26 Turner Fellows

New Upper School Building and Bracken Green New Strategic Vision Cultivating Curiosity: Innovation Across Divisions Alumni Highlight: Cullen Douglass ’83 looks up for inspiration

Grease: School Version AP Drawing Christmas Performances

Athlete Spotlight: Golfer Walker Webb Volleyball Senior Milestones Fall Awards and Accolades

Class Notes Marriage and Birth Announcements

Financial Summary Donor Lists Why We Give: The Giompoletti Family Golf Classic Capital Campaign Stars and Guitars Volunteers

VIBRANT CAMPUS, TREASURED TRADITIONS STUDENT LIFE AND COMMUNITY EVENTS

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The school year got off to a rousing start with the lower school ice cream social, Meet in the Middle for middle school students, and the upper school retreat at Jonathan Creek, Kentucky. The first day of class was marked by excitement for the year ahead and abundant high-fives from Prince the Panther.

Campus traditions resumed with activities including the Panther Walk. Lower school students tried out the new play structure.

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Faith, service, community, and entrepreneurship are synonymous with an FRA education. The fall semester brought traditions including Service Saturday, See You at the Pole, and a celebration of Down Syndrome Awareness Month. Fourth grade entrepreneurs sold flowers and upper school entrepreneurial leadership students were matched with mentors who will help guide their projects throughout the year. Seniors took a trip to Plaza Mariachi, a Nashville cultural hub, during Hispanic Heritage Month.

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With the theme of “Live from Music City,” Homecoming 2025 ratcheted up the school spirit for an entire week. Beloved traditions included seniors painting the hill and greeting the community at the School entrance, the pep rally, the parade, a Panther Walk honoring faculty, and delightful Nashville-themed costumes for spirit days.

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The fall season brought opportunities to strengthen bonds inside and outside the FRA community. The All-Community Tailgate was a massive pride-building event, and the annual NFL Legends Combine gave more than 100 Middle Tennessee students a taste of combine-style drills and skill tests. FRAllege Gameday blended school spirit and broadcast training for students.

FRAll Festival brought a carnival atmosphere to the Bracken Green. Panther Pals created connections between upper and middle school students, and their lower school peers. October’s Pre-K Field Day and November’s Pre-K Thanksgiving Feast yielded a bounty of smiles. In typical FRA fashion, the entire school got into the Christmas spirit with themed dress-up days.

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ACADEMICS AI CERTIFICATION, NATIONAL MERIT, AP SCORES

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FRA Awarded Certification for Responsible AI in Learning

Franklin Road Academy has earned the Responsible AI in Learning (RAIL) endorsement from the Middle States Association. The RAIL endorsement in AI literacy, safety, and ethics is a testament to FRA’s commitment to responsibly embracing AI in support of its educational mission.

FRA is the first school in Tennessee and one of only 60 schools and school systems in the world to obtain this certification.

RAIL is the world’s only comprehensive implementation framework for AI in K-12 schools and systems. This twoyear certification recognizes schools that have demonstrated leadership in navigating the opportunities and challenges of AI in education. It signifies that the school has completed a rigorous implementation process grounded in AI literacy, ethics, and institutional readiness.

“We acknowledge that our students will operate in a world in which this technology exists, and it is our responsibility to prepare students to engage thoughtfully with these tools,” says Meaghan Williams, director of studies at FRA. “The RAIL certification emphasizes a mission-centered approach, which for us means ensuring equitable access, preventing bias, and promoting ethical use of AI in alignment with our values of integrity, purpose and compassion.”

With guidance from the Middle States Association, FRA has created actionable documents and embedded AI into its broader strategic vision, earning a credential that reflects both readiness and responsibility in the age of AI. Through the RAIL program, the School has: • Gained institutional expertise in AI literacy, critical evaluation, and responsible implementation.

• Developed mission-aligned policies to ensure safe, ethical, and effective use of AI tools.

• Participated in ongoing professional development and collaborative peer learning.

• Engaged in strategic planning to balance innovation with risk mitigation.

• Aligned its practices with a recognized implementation framework for long-term success.

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(FROM LEFT) Jack Davis, Kinsley Moulds, Weston Marwill, Garrett Lee, and Emma Hale

Five FRA Students Receive National Merit Recognition Five Franklin Road Academy seniors received recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Garrett Lee, Weston Marwill, and Kinsley Moulds have been named semifinalists in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program. They are among the 16,000 highest scorers out of 1.3 million students who took the Preliminary SAT, which is also known as the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test.

Jack Davis and Emma Hale have been recognized as National Merit Commended Scholars. They are among the top 1% of more than 1.3 million students who took the Preliminary SAT in the fall of 2024.

In the spring, Garrett, Weston, and Kinsley will have the opportunity to compete for nearly 7,000 National Merit Scholarships worth more than $25 million.

To be considered for a Merit Scholarship award, semifinalists must fulfill several requirements to advance to the finalist level.

About 95 percent of the semifinalists are expected to attain finalist standing, and approximately half of the finalists will win a National Merit Scholarship. The 2026 scholarship recipients will be announced in four nationwide news releases starting in April and concluding in July.

The mission of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation is to recognize and honor academically talented students across the United States. The goals of its scholarship program are: to promote a wider and deeper respect for learning, to honor exceptionally talented individuals, and to encourage the pursuit of academic excellence at all levels of education.

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Business Legends Share Leadership Wisdom at Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Showcase Those who attended a celebration of Franklin Road Academy’s new Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership in September were delighted by the impressive facilities and inspired by the wisdom of two Nashville business luminaries. Cal Turner Jr., the former CEO of Dollar General, and Joe Scarlett, the former president of Tractor Supply Company, joined FRA head of school Sean Casey for a conversation about leadership that drew on decades of hard-earned lessons and insights.

Turner and Scarlett headlined the event, which featured remarks from Stacey Banks-Houston, FRA’s director of entrepreneurial leadership, and Adrienne Richardson, a former FRA parent who has served as a mentor to entrepreneurship students. The audience included entrepreneurship students, who showcased their business concepts to visitors earlier in the evening, and outside mentors, who have helped students hone and refine their pitches.

With Nashville’s picturesque green hills visible from the presentation classroom’s soaring windows, Turner and Scarlett reflected on their values, victories, and setbacks in business.

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Scarlett spent nearly three decades in leadership roles with Tractor Supply Company, including president and chairman. He said selecting smart and capable people is essential to the success of any chief executive.

“You need to have some first-class people working for you and around you,” Scarlett said. “As I like to say, surround yourself with stars, you’re going to be a star. Surround yourself with turkeys and you’re going to get sliced up for Thanksgiving.”

After college, Turner served for three years as an officer in the U.S. Navy before beginning his career at Dollar General, a business that was started by his father, Cal Turner Sr. Turner served as CEO for 37 years, and during his tenure, the number of Dollar General stores increased from 150, with annual sales of $40 million, to more than 6,000, with sales in excess of $6 billion.

“If you develop a reputation for being a good listener, everyone will try to make what he or she says worth your while, and will present it in a meaningful way, and you will bond with each other,” Turner said.

Turner said his Christian faith was his North Star during his career, and it helped give him clarity when he was challenged as a leader.

“When you have a tough decision, when you are in a real trauma, which you most likely will encounter, define to yourself who you are, and your primary value that motivates you,” Turner said. “I think everyone should know what is the one value that you won’t compromise because life plays out not in black versus white, but gray versus gray.”

In 1982, Scarlett was instrumental in returning Tractor Supply Company to profitability. In 1994, he led the successful effort to take the company public. Tractor Supply Company was honored

by Forbes as one of the “Best Managed Companies in America” and Scarlett was recognized as Ernst & Young’s Southeast Entrepreneur of the Year. He said a hallmark of any healthy large organization is that employees feel that they have agency.

“As CEO, I made very few decisions,” Scarlett said. “I’m not kidding about that. I knew what was going on, but most decisions were made by key people. I made high-level personnel decisions and I made high-level strategic decisions, but for the most part, most of the decision-making was pushed down the ladder. Our philosophy throughout the organization was you empowered people to do that.”

When Casey asked both men what advice they would give to their 15-year-old selves, Scarlett said to be more patient, while Turner said not to take himself so seriously.

The new Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership will unquestionably serve as a launching pad for the dreams of future FRA students. Based on the advice they received from two Nashville business legends, current students may already have a head start.

(FACING PAGE) Former Tractor Supply Company president Joe Scarlett (left) and former Dollar General CEO Cal Turner share a laugh during September’s entrepreneurial leadership showcase.

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FRA Expands AP Course Access, Sets School Record For Pass Rate In the course of one year, Franklin Road Academy increased the number of students taking Advanced Placement exams by 50 and set a school record with an overall pass rate of 89%. That means 89% of FRA students who took an AP exam in spring 2025 scored a 3, 4, or 5. The overall Tennessee statewide pass rate is 66%.

AP courses allow students the opportunity to tackle college-level work while still in high school and earn college credit and placement.

Students are responding to a larger number of AP course offerings, according to school administrators. Since 2020, FRA has added nine AP courses for a total of 29—ranging from computer science and calculus to psychology and world history. More students are not just sitting for the tests; however, they are excelling. Ninety-five-percent of FRA students passed at least one AP test, according to data released last summer by the College Board.

“If a student wants to take an AP class, we support them,” says Betsey Bachert, director of college counseling and assistant head of the upper school. “Our teachers take pride in their pass rates, but not at the expense of gatekeeping.”

Ultra-selective colleges expect applicants to take a rigorous academic courseload, including AP classes, Bachert says. Many other institutions give college credit for AP courses, which can save families money and accelerate a student’s path to graduation. AP course enrollment is also an accurate predictor of success in higher education.

“If a student takes at least one AP course in high school, the chances that they will graduate from college in four years is significantly higher,” Bachert says.

In the past five years, FRA has doubled the number of students taking AP courses to 264. In 2025, along with fewer students earning 1s and 2s on the tests, 59% earned 4s or 5s—that’s the highest percentage in school history.

“It’s a joy to see our students show up on test day with confidence, ready to showcase all they’ve learned,” Bachert says. “They have complete trust that they’ve been well-prepared and really want to make their teachers proud.”

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COMMITMENT TO SERVICE Turner Fellows Gain Real-World Experience, Contribute to Local Nonprofits

Sponsored by the Cal Turner Family Foundation, the Turner Fellows program empowers rising seniors to turn compassion into meaningful action. Selected through a competitive process, fellows exemplify integrity, balance, and a strong commitment to service. Each fellow partners with a Nashville nonprofit for a six-week paid internship, gaining real-world experience while making a lasting impact. Fellows are also eligible for a Turner Scholarship to the college of their choice, and each partner organization receives a financial gift in their honor. Since the inception of the program in 2003, more than 200 FRA students have participated.

(FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT) Katie Cooper, Claire Standley, Nina Mills, Lexi Norton, Eva Tran (BACK ROW, FROM LEFT) Randy Cooper, Hunter Humphreys, Merritt Gibbs, Jack Davis, Garrett Lee, Jason Huddleston

The 2025-26 Turner Fellows and their nonprofit organizations are: Gracyn Carlton, Preston Taylor Ministries Katie Cooper, Fannie Battle Randy Cooper, Legacy Mission Village Jack Davis, Shower the People Merritt Gibbs, Barefoot Republic Camps Jason Huddleston, Shower the People Hunter Humphreys, Aloe Family Garrett Lee, Preston Taylor Ministries Weston Marwill, Dream Streets Nina Mills, Bethlehem Centers Alex Norton, First Steps Claire Standley, Barefoot Republic Camps Eva Tran, Legacy Mission Village

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(FROM LEFT) Board chair Randy Chase, head of school Sean Casey, and former board chair Andrew Scarlett cut the ribbon on the new upper school building at a ceremony in August.

TRANSFORMING CAMPUS The opening of the new upper school building and Bracken Green is the culmination of a two-phase, 8-year $76 million comprehensive campaign that has dramatically reshaped the School’s 62-acre campus.

Here are the key completed projects of the campaign.

PHASE I: Scarlett Family Chapel restoration Weicker Center for Student Life Purchase of adjacent property at 4600 Franklin Pike Crockett and Tansil Fitness Center Lower and Middle School Innovation Labs Pavilion on The Hill Welcome Center and Front Gate

PHASE II: Harding Road Exit Turf Playfield/Restrooms New Upper School Building Bracken Green Serenity Garden Lights for Tennis, Baseball, and Softball Facilities Baseball Field Improvements Lower School Playground 24

Franklin Road Academy unveiled its new 32,000-squarefoot upper school building and Bracken Green during a ribbon-cutting ceremony in August. The $29.5 million project transforms the student experience by creating a hub of academic innovation, as well as a town square gathering space for the entire school community.

The two-story upper school building features state-of-the-art English, history, and entrepreneurial leadership classrooms, a cutting-edge digital media and broadcast studio, and common areas for studying, gathering and events. The 38,000-square-foot Bracken Green, which doubles the size of the previous quad, is a central locale for middle school and upper school students during the day and a venue for schoolwide community events, including graduation.

“This is an incredibly exciting chapter in the history of our school,” said FRA head of school Sean Casey. “These new spaces will help inspire academic excellence, invite creativity and discovery, and encourage collaboration and innovation.

This represents a significant investment in our students and our faculty. We are so grateful to our supporters who made this ambitious project a reality.”

The entrepreneurial leadership presentation classroom is rich with technology and offers expansive views of Nashville’s hills.

The Bradshaw Commons is a popular area for upper school students to study and congregate.

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THE NEW UPPER SCHOOL BUILDING FEATURES: • 10 state-of-the-art humanities classrooms • Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership presentation classroom • Cutting-edge digital media & broadcast studio and classroom • Panther Den: a student gathering, studying, and event space • Three common areas • Main upper school offices • Counseling Center The previous upper school building was demolished in 2024 to make room for the new building, and construction was completed in just 14 months. The new spaces, including the Panther Den and Bradshaw Commons, will foster collaboration by providing areas where students gather for study sessions and group meetings. The new Counseling Center, located in the heart of the new upper school building, underscores the importance of student emotional health and wellness. The new building is also connected to the middle school and the Weicker Center for Student Life, seamlessly integrating the existing structures and allowing for students to easily move throughout the facilities.

(CLOCKWISE FROM TOP) Highlights of the completed project include the Bracken Green, the digital media & broadcast studio, and “think tank” rooms for group projects and studying.

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Our Favorite Spaces “I love the bean bags to hang out with my friends during study hall, and the new presentation room makes AP Econ feel like a college class. I also love the breakaway study rooms because they give me a great space to focus on my work when I don’t want distractions.”

CASTOR MAYNARD, CLASS OF 2026

“My classroom is a ‘clean, well-lighted place’ with a bird’s-eye view of church steeples and rolling hills that, even on a rainy, foggy day, fills my heart with gladness. I am so grateful for the afternoon sun that shines on my chair and the joy that comes with it while I grade. I pray that this joy spills over to my students.”

JOSEPHINE KELSO, UPPER SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER

“Even students who are not part of the entrepreneurial leadership program use the think tanks to lock in on assignments, collaborate with friends, or unwind after school. They are truly universal, dynamic spaces that support creativity, productivity, and community.”

DR. STACEY BANKS-HOUSTON, DIRECTOR OF ENTREPRENEURIAL LEADERSHIP

“The many new spaces for studying have really improved my experience. I can collaborate with my friends without being confined to a single classroom, and, of course, the slide always brightens my day!”

CHEYANN FRANKLIN, CLASS OF 2026

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Franklin Road Academy Announces New Strategic Vision B UIL DIN G UP O N A D E C A DE O F T R A NS F O R M AT I O N A L G R O W T H

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Franklin Road Academy has created a road map for its next five years with the release of its 2030 strategic vision. The vision builds upon a decade of transformational growth, innovation, and mission clarity that has sparked an extraordinary sense of pride and investment among FRA’s stakeholders. The Academy has firmly positioned itself as a premier educational institution among independent schools in the region.

Throughout this period of growth, the FRA community has cultivated a warm, authentic, and inclusive “FRAmily,” rooted in Christian faith—one in which every member is trusted, seen, supported, empowered, and loved. At the same time, a pervasive culture of excellence and continuous improvement has emerged, driven by an openness to feedback, a problem-solving mindset, and decisive action.

The new strategic vision takes inspiration from Matthew 5:14-16: “A city on the hill cannot be hidden. Nor do people light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.”

“This bold new vision leverages our strong foundation and vibrant community to have an even greater impact and meet the future needs of our students and families, ensuring FRA continues to serve as a ‘city on the hill’ for current and future generations of FRA families,” said head of school Sean Casey.

The FRA community is grateful for the work of the strategic planning committee, which was led by co-chairs Tommy Axford and Sara Elizabeth Bradford. Committee members were: Victor Berrios, Sean Casey, Randy Chase, Eric Johnson, Richard McRae, Shaka Mitchell, Rosemary Plorin, Meg Sandman, Clint Smith, and Will Trapp.

“A city on the hill cannot be hidden. Nor do people light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the house.

In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.”

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The 2030 strategic vision focuses on five distinct areas.

DELIVERING AN INNOVATIVE & EXPERIENTIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAM Goal: Establish FRA as a leader in innovative curriculum and experiential learning by cultivating an academic environment that inspires all learners to pursue individual pathways, embrace pioneering ideas, and take intellectual risks.

FOSTERING A THRIVING STUDENT EXPERIENCE Goal: Foster a holistic, student-centered experience that empowers resilient young adults to thrive academically, spiritually, socially, emotionally, and physically—equipping them to lead in a dynamic and diverse world.

ATTRACTING & RETAINING HIGH-IMPACT EDUCATORS Goal: Attract, support, and retain outstanding educators from diverse backgrounds who exemplify FRA’s mission and values by providing the resources and time needed to excel in the classroom and connect with students beyond the academic day.

CREATING DYNAMIC CAMPUS SPACES Goal: Enhance the campus landscape, culture, and safety through intentional and sustainable master planning that elevates academic, artistic, and athletic facilities into dynamic community-building spaces that foster excellence—powered by ongoing philanthropy and community engagement.

STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY & SUSTAINABILITY Goal: Strengthen FRA’s mission and expand opportunities for families who value FRA’s unique culture by growing our endowment and fostering deeper relationships with students, families, alumni, and the broader Nashville community.

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TO REVIEW THE FULL STRATEGIC VISION, WITH RATIONALE AND ACTION STEPS FOR EACH AREA, VISIT: www.franklinroadacademy.com/vision 31

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FRA’s Approach to Innovation Builds Through Grade Levels

By Adam Norris

The one constant about the process of innovating is that it never looks the same. It starts and stops and moves in different directions. It prompts questions and reveals new problems. It is neither linear, nor predictable. Scenes inside Franklin Road Academy’s three innovation labs offer glimpses of that process. Lower school students experimenting with coding for the first time. Middle school students designing and slicing a 3D print. Upper school students refining a robot. While innovation is expected in those areas, it is not restricted to them.

“At FRA, innovation is more than a skill; it’s a mindset,” says Shannon Murphy, the K-12 department chair of computer science and innovation. “It’s the way we think, teach, and learn.

It’s how we empower students to take risks, follow their passions, and imagine what’s next.

Every day, our students learn to design, lead, and create a future they can envision.”

In the lower school, students participate in weekly STEM and innovation classes starting in pre-K4. FRA first launched its lower school STEM lab more than two decades ago. Since that time, it has evolved with the introduction of new technologies and innovative approaches, allowing students to learn the basics of coding and other skills. Lower school also has an innovation lab, which is a space that is used for creation and lessons in entrepreneurship.

“My goal is to help students become not just problem solvers, but problem finders—curious, resourceful thinkers who can imagine new possibilities and bring them to life,” says Angelica Marsh, lower school coordinator of math and innovation. “Whether they’re coding a game, building a prototype, or pitching a business idea, our students learn to connect technical skills with real-world impact.”

Lower school students experiment with graphic design, broadcasting, and the basics of starting a business. Marsh leads a unit on video game-making for fourth graders. As digital natives, she says, lower school students are fast learners.

“Our elementary students are incredibly tech-savvy,” Marsh says. “They can usually figure out a new application simply by diving in and experimenting.”

Middle school students begin building foundational skills in a daily fifth-grade course called Digital Discoveries, as they develop digital literacy, 3D printing knowledge, and design capabilities. In grades 6-8, they take classes in digital design, computer coding, and Artificial Intelligence. All middle school students have their own laptop and Canva Pro account, which allows them to learn the basics of graphic design and digital content creation.

(LEFT) Ottilie Gardner ’27 works on a pencil prototype of a catapult in her engineering class.

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(CLOCKWISE FROM TOP) Pre-K4 students explore seasonal materials in the pre-K STEM lab, Angelica Marsh leads an experiment with third grade students, who tested how soil and gravel impact water retention, middle school technology teacher Kelly Klingbeil works with fifth graders in the middle school innovation lab.

“Middle school is such an important time to spark curiosity,” says Kelly Klingbeil, who teaches middle school technology and is a middle school robotics coach. “Giving students a chance to explore different technologies helps them see that innovation isn’t just for ‘tech experts’ — it’s for anyone who wants to solve problems and think creatively. These experiences help them build confidence, learn to collaborate, and realize they can use technology as a tool to bring their ideas to life.”

“Two of the most important skills are critical thinking and problem-solving. They are transferable to any decision you need to make. A CEO does not blindly make decisions, but understands the problems in front of them and thinks about the best way to implement a solution.”

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Middle school students have access to 3D printers, a laser cutter, a vinyl cutter, and a sticker printer, so they can produce what they design. With classroom sets of robots, students practice coding and executing robotics challenges such as navigating a maze, retrieving an object, or measuring distance. Klingbeil says the tools are important, but they don’t tell FRA’s full innovation story.

“It’s not just about the space or the equipment,” Klingbeil says.

“The School really encourages teachers to try new things and bring fresh ideas into the classroom, which keeps our students excited about learning and eager to create.”

In the upper school, coursework continues to evolve to meet the readiness of students who have come from this intentional middle school foundation. Students now have access to AP Computer Science and engineering offerings, as well as a thriving digital media center. This facility was conceived in response to

Upper school faculty member Matthew Bounds teaches a number of classes, including engineering.

student curiosity, teacher passion, and school-wide support.

What began as a small creative outlet has evolved into a hub for design, storytelling, and production that reflects the innovation happening across campus.

Matthew Bounds is in his first year at FRA. He previously spearheaded the creation of the AP Computer Science program at St. John’s School in Houston. At FRA, he teaches and writes curriculum for upper school computer science and innovation courses, coaches an upper school robotics team, and reviews and improves computer science and innovation curriculum for PK-12.

“As educators we often talk about preparing students for the future and how the fundamentals are important, since we don’t know what new innovations will come next,” Bounds says. “Two of the most important skills are critical thinking and problemsolving. They are transferable to any decision you need to make.

A CEO does not blindly make decisions, but understands the problems in front of them and thinks about the best way to implement a solution.”

FRA is a school that looks ahead—imagining, designing, and building what’s next—together. That shared spirit is what makes it such a distinctive learning environment.

“FRA truly is a special place for innovation,” Murphy says.

“Teachers are trusted to take risks, students are encouraged to explore their ideas, and leadership continually invests in opportunities that advance learning. It’s a community where curiosity is celebrated and creativity is contagious.”

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Lofty Ambitions Alumnus Cullen Douglass Creates a Magical Collection of Luxury Tree Houses on the Cumberland Plateau

By Adam Norris One of the byproducts of the global pandemic was it pushed people outdoors. Franklin Road Academy alumnus Cullen Douglass ’83 felt the urge as well. He had always loved the mountains, while his wife, Kristen, preferred the beach. But when she told him that she was interested in some affordable tiny homes that had been recently built in Grundy County, Tennessee, he saw an opportunity to find the woodland retreat he had coveted. Douglass wasn’t crazy about the design of the tiny homes, so he kept searching for property on the Cumberland Plateau.

He landed on Beersheba Springs, TN. Population 400.

About 90 minutes southeast of Nashville. He bought five acres. Although he had worked as a financial planner in Nashville for more than three decades, he also had a degree in building construction from Auburn University’s School of Architecture. Serving as the general contractor, he worked with an architect and put together a team to build his family a vacation home, fulfilling a long-term goal to be a developer. The end result was a property known as Top of the Rock, a four-bedroom house perched nearly 2,000feet above sea level with soaring windows and spectacular views of the valley below.

called Cumberland Plateau is a dramatic A-frame. The Lookout has an incredible view and a hot tub built into the deck. Videos of the Stone Door have made it a viral sensation on social media.

“It was a passion project,” Douglass says. “I mean, it wasn’t monetary. It was just, I love it up here, and I love hanging out with my friends. And so, if I get more houses for my friends and it doesn’t bankrupt me, let’s try this.”

As a 1983 alumnus of FRA, Douglass graduated from the School when it was still a fledgling institution. He says he most appreciates that FRA did not try to categorize him or put him in a box. He wanted to be a cheerleader at a time when there were no male cheerleaders at high schools in Nashville. He says the administration had no objection, so he and some friends joined the cheerleading team and had a blast.

“The school has a nurturing environment that builds platforms for kids for where they are and who they are,” Douglass says. “I think it’s in the DNA of the school. It’s always been there. That’s been my experience.”

“It started as just a personal home,” Douglass says. “And then friends and clients were going up there and said, ‘this place rocks.’ So, I got this crazy idea to buy five more acres from my neighbor and build tree houses and A-frames.”

Douglass’ perspective on FRA is as both a student and parent.

He and his wife have a daughter and two sons, both of whom graduated from FRA. Curry Douglass ’22 is a senior at Colorado State University and Harrison Douglass ’22 is a senior at Brown University. Both had very different interests in high school, and both had exceptional experiences at FRA, Douglass says.

In 2022, he built three more houses. In 2024, Douglass bought the whole valley, all 650 acres of it. In 2025, he built three more. Now known as the Tree Lofts, there are a total of seven luxury short-term rental properties on offer, each with its own name and unique characteristics. The one

With families looking for a change of scenery away from crowds, short-term rental properties ballooned in popularity during the pandemic. In various forms, they now dot dense urban neighborhoods and rural vistas across the country. But Douglass believes what he has built has enduring appeal.

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“To me, I don’t think anybody’s done it anywhere in Tennessee like we have, and rarely anybody’s done it in the nation, in terms of the quality of the architecture. You just got to see it.”

What visitors to the Rock House will see is a contemporary property that has been built into the side of a bluff, with an exposed 30-foot-tall rock face visible inside of the house. It is a staggering union of natural beauty and modern engineering. As far as Douglass knows, it is without precedent.

Douglass splits his time between his Integrum Wealth office in Midtown Nashville and the Tree Lofts in Beersheba Springs. He plans to take a year off from expanding the Tree Lofts any further, but he foresees both additional demand and supply in the future. He’s contemplating adding three more short-term rentals, with the long-range potential of a total of 15 properties.

“There are 10 million people within three hours of Beersheba Springs, including Atlanta, Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Birmingham, and Huntsville,” Douglass says.

“So, we just have to find seven to 10 groups of people on a weekly basis that want that experience to make it work.”

“What do we own anyways, right? We’re just leasing this. It’s not ours. It’s God’s, right?

How can I be possessive of the beauty of God’s creation and the trees and the land? I’m just here for a short period of time. I’m a caretaker.”

CULLEN DOUGLASS ’83

Although many guests come from the Southeast U.S., the Tree Lofts have had visitors from as far away as Iceland and Ireland. A couple from Bermuda recently got married at the Tree Lofts.

Douglass says three objectives guide the Tree Lofts project: help people get off the grid, help people connect with their friends and family, and help the Beersheba Springs community through employment opportunities.

The architecture on display at the Tree Lofts is magnificent, but Douglass does not lose sight of the main attraction— the Grundy County scenery. He says, regardless of any future expansion, he wants to be responsible to the land.

“What do we own anyways, right?” Douglass says. “We’re just leasing this. It’s not ours. It’s God’s, right? How can I be possessive of the beauty of God’s creation and the trees and the land? I’m just here for a short period of time.

I’m a caretaker.”

For more information on the Tree Lofts, visit: thetreelofts.com.

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(CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) “The Rock House,” “Cumberland Plateau,” “Top of the Rock,” and “The Lookout” 39

RESILIENCE: THE ART OF BOUNCING BACK

By Allison Hammat, Director of Counseling

At our Counseling Coffee in November, we had the privilege of welcoming Dr. Dave Verhaagen, a nationally recognized psychologist and author, who shared powerful insights on raising resilient kids.

His message was clear: resilience isn’t just a trait—it’s a skill, and it’s more critical than ever.

Resilience is the art of bouncing back from hard things, and hard things are necessary.

When parents step in too quickly to fix problems or shield their kids from failure, we rob them of the chance to learn, adapt, and grow. As Dr. Verhaagen noted, many young adults today feel inadequate to manage life because they were never given the space to fail and recover.

So how do we help our children build resilience? Dr. Verhaagen offered a framework summarized in the acronym G.O.A.T.S: GROWTH-MINDED: Embrace effort and improvement over a fixed mindset.

The best performers combine natural ability with a belief that hard work leads to growth.

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OTHER-CENTERED: Foster empathy and genuine connection. People who focus on others live longer, adjust better, and find life more meaningful.

TIPS FOR PARENTS

ADVENTUROUS: Encourage positive risk-taking—trying out for a team or asking someone out. These experiences build confidence and reduce fear.

1. NORMALIZE STRUGGLE AND FAILURE

Here are some practical ways to foster resilience at home:

TWO MARSHMALLOWS: Teach delayed gratification. Kids who learn to wait make better decisions, have stronger relationships, and experience greater success.

2. MODEL A GROWTH MINDSET

STRENGTH-FOCUSED: Forget the myth of being “well-rounded.” The happiest, healthiest people lean into their strengths and specialize, while doing just enough to get by in other areas.

4. TEACH DELAYED GRATIFICATION

Dr. Verhaagen reminded us that resilience isn’t about avoiding challenges; it’s about facing them with confidence and bouncing back stronger. As parents and educators, our role is to create space for growth, not eliminate every obstacle.

6. LIMIT FEAR-DRIVEN HABITS

3. ENCOURAGE POSITIVE RISK-TAKING

5. FOCUS ON STRENGTHS, NOT PERFECTION

7. ENCOURAGE STRONG CONNECTIONS

Peer Mentorship Program: FOSTERING LEADERSHIP SKILLS AND A FOUNDATION FOR SUPPORT

By Kendall Rogers, Interim Director of Diversity, Community, and Inclusion Franklin Road Academy is excited to pilot a new peer mentorship initiative involving middle and upper school students. We hope all students can be their best self, embrace their God-given gifts, and have an enriching experience. As outlined in our new strategic vision, we also intend to increase opportunities for student leadership that build perseverance, character, and resilience.

This new program will pair middle school students one-on-one with an upper school mentor. Our goal is to help students foster new leadership skills and build a strong foundation of support that will empower them to thrive—both this year and in the years ahead. The program will also offer an additional leadership pathway for our upper school students who are passionate about engaging with younger students and supporting their experience.

Through these meaningful partnerships, upper school mentors offer encouragement, guidance, and inspiration to their middle school peers.

Students meet twice a month during lunch blocks and explore the topics of faith, effective leadership, and successfully navigating the academic and extracurricular rigor of FRA. We believe that when students have a mentor with whom they can connect, it jumpstarts their ability to navigate challenges and serve as a leader among their peers.

The program is beginning with 26 students, 13 from both the middle and upper school divisions, who were chosen in collaboration with the leadership from each division. We hope to expand this initiative in the future and formalize a larger mentorship program. More participation across all divisions will help our students develop skills to succeed and serve as effective leaders at FRA and beyond.

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ARTS GREASE, AP DRAWING, CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCES

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WHERE THE 1950S MEET THE 1970S AND NOSTALGIA TAKES CENTER STAGE

By Ross Bolen, Director of Theatre Audiences come to Grease thinking they are stepping into the 1950s. And they are—but only partially. What makes Grease fascinating is it’s a musical set in the ’50s; it’s also a distinctly 1970s interpretation of the ’50s, filtered through a lens of longing, rebellion, reflection, and stylized Americana.

The first audiences of the ’70s and ’80s were parents and kids watching the parents’ high school days filtered through a modern lens. By the late ’90s and early 2000s, it was parents and kids watching a pop culture icon of their parents’ day that looked like the high school of the grandparents. It’s nostalgia layered on nostalgia.

The ’50s we see in Grease are not historically accurate; it’s a pop-culture remix, like Happy Days, American Graffiti, and even Sha Na Na—all of which helped shape a specific 1970s retro aesthetic.

Yes, it’s sock hops, poodle skirts and leather jackets, but with a modern wink and twist.

One mark of its 1970s revisioning is a piece of delicious irony. For a show set in a decade remembered for a lack of strong female characters, Grease gives us a surprisingly diverse array.

Sandy, Rizzo, Frenchy, Marty, and Jan are not just accessories to the boys’ stories. They’re navigating identity, ambition, and friendship in ways that feel surprisingly modern. Grease brings the 1950s into vivid technicolor, as only the 1970s could.

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DRAWING ON CREATIVITY

AP STUDENTS CREATE ORIGINAL AND THOUGHTFUL PORTFOLIOS

By Dr. Cindy Thornton, Director of Arts AP Drawing course is a year-long class in which students create 15 high-quality artworks to submit to the AP Board in May. Throughout the year, students are expected to demonstrate strong technical skills, creativity, thoughtful investigation, and intentional mark-making. Their portfolio should present a clear, unified story across all 15 pieces, supported by meaningful process notes.

At the start of the course, we spend two weeks researching examples of strong, average, and weak AP portfolios to build a shared understanding of expectations. Students then explore areas of personal interest and generate 20 potential artwork ideas connected to their chosen theme. From there, students take ownership of their work, selecting the materials and formats that best support their vision.

Approximately every two weeks, students complete a new piece of work. On each due date, the class participates in a group critique, providing constructive feedback to help one another strengthen their work and maintain a clear connection to their themes. Due to our trusting and supportive studio environment, students feel comfortable offering and receiving thoughtful, honest insight—an essential part of their artistic growth.

In July, students will receive their final score from the AP Board, which will determine whether they have earned college credit.

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1 | FRANCES ARRIETA ’26

Frances’ theme focuses on her family’s history with architecture and art, and how that influence has impacted her and her aspirations. She has been accepted into the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s architecture program and plans to attend in the fall of 2026.

2 | JACK DAVIS ’26 Jack was deeply influenced by his time as a Turner Fellow this past summer, where he worked with Shower the People, an organization whose mission is to help the unhoused population.

Through his time there, his eyes were opened to this population and their struggles.

3 | OLIVIA GRAFFEO ’26

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Olivia is investigating how her big personality is what makes her magnetic, but some may also consider her to be “a lot.” It is this judgment that causes her to feel small internally, despite being perceived as a big personality.

4 | KINSLEY MOULDS ’26 Kinsley has a deep passion for traditional literature. She gravitates toward stories of past years and longs to be a part of them. Her theme explores the concept of being stuck in one era while longing to be a part of places and stories from the past.

5 | RYLEIGH RHODEN ’27

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Ryleigh was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in the last year. In this course, she is exploring the changes she has made to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Her pieces together show the positives and negatives of managing her diagnosis as a teenage girl.

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MERRY & BRIGHT // CELEBRATING THE SEASON THROUGH THE ARTS Throughout the Christmas season, FRA students brought the arts to life through performances that reflected artistic growth and joy. From the second grade Christmas musical and Cocoa & Carols to the Christmas band and choral concerts, these moments captured our community celebrating creativity and tradition.

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FACULTY HIGHLIGHT

BOLEN RECEIVES OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARD Director of Theatre Ross Bolen received an outstanding teacher award from the Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts in September. He was nominated by FRA junior Ava Dinkel, who participated in the program.

Bolen was selected by the students, faculty, and staff of the Governor’s School for the Arts for a special commendation as one of Tennessee’s outstanding educators.

GSFTA provides high quality arts education for gifted and talented high school students in the state of Tennessee. The pre-professional summer curriculum includes individual and group instruction designed to help each rising 11th and 12th grade student explore and develop talents in music, ballet, theatre, filmmaking, or visual art during a three-week summer intensive program.

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Athletics ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT AND FALL SPORTS ACCOLADES

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FRA Junior Walker Webb Captures Individual State Golf Title

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Franklin Road Academy junior Walker Webb turned in a historic final round performance to capture the 2025 Division II-A individual state golf title in October in Sevierville, TN. It was FRA’s first boys golf individual state championship in more than three decades.

Webb delivered a nearly flawless performance when it mattered most. He carded a bogey-free first round of 69 (-3) and was tied for the lead heading into the second day of play. His only bogey of the day was on the second hole and his final round of 65 gave him a 4-shot victory.

The FRA boys team also finished state runner-up for the third consecutive year.

Webb’s victory marks FRA’s first individual boys state title since Haymes Snedeker in 1993.

Webb claimed the state title with a scorching final round of 65 (-7), which tied an FRA boys school record. It was the lowest score across all divisions at this year’s state championships. His round of 65 is the 4th lowest score in TSSAA state championship round history.

As a team, the Panthers finished 7 shots off the pace set by first-time state champion First Baptist. In addition to Webb, FRA’s team featured Miguel de Gracia, Alex Cook, Jaime de Gracia, and Greyson Brasfield.

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Two Senior Volleyball Players Reach Career Milestones In the course of one week, two standout Franklin Road Academy volleyball players eclipsed record-breaking milestones. Senior Savannah Sullivan became the first player in program history to reach 1,000 career digs and senior Ren Spencer became the program’s first player with 1,000 career assists.

Ren Spencer

Sullivan is a libero and defensive specialist who played varsity for the past five seasons. She crossed the 1,000-dig mark on September 4 in the Panthers’ 3-1 victory against Battle Ground Academy. Sullivan also played varsity as an eighth grader, but since there we no officially recorded statistics at that time, it’s likely she actually reached 1,000 digs sooner in her career.

“This benchmark sets a new standard and establishes a legacy for future players to pursue; the bar has been set,” said head varsity volleyball coach Lisa Schaad. “Savannah’s impact extends beyond these statistics. She has significantly helped to shape the defensive culture of this program, proving defense wins matches.”

Spencer is a setter who picked up her 1,000th assist on September 11 during the Panthers’ win against Brentwood Academy. She played varsity volleyball for four years and served as floor captain for the past two years.

Savannah Sullivan

“Beyond Ren’s technical skill, her court presence is calm and confident, allowing her teammates to perform their best while she is on the floor,” Schaad said. “Her leadership and influence have set a successful tone in the gym that will last for years to come.”

FACULTY HIGHLIGHT The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association presented Franklin Road Academy director of athletics Kris Palmerton with the 2025-26 A.F. Bridges Award for the Athletic Director of the Year for Athletic District 5 in November.

Athletic District 5 includes 75 public and private schools in seven middle Tennessee counties.

The award, named in honor of the TSSAA’s first executive secretary, is given to schools and individuals in Tennessee in recognition of the ideals of ethics and integrity in the teaching and promotion of citizenship and sportsmanship.

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Girls Soccer 2025 DIVISION II-A DISTRICT 3 RUNNER-UP 2025 DIVISION II-A MIDDLE REGION CHAMPIONS Mary Ann Lee, All-Region MVP

Quinn Murphy, All-District, All-Region Charlotte Rapello, All-Region

Claire Standley, All-District, All-State Elle Wesley, All-Region

Scarlett Zullo, All-District, All-Region

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Volleyball 2025 DIVISION II-A DISTRICT 3 CHAMPIONS

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2025 DIVISION II-A DISTRICT 3 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Keira Bulluck, Tournament All-Region

Quinn Cassel, Second Team All-District, All-State Cheyann Franklin, TSSAA Student Athlete Award for Sportsmanship, Ethics, & Integrity Lisa Schaad, District Coach of the Year Lucy Schmoke, First Team All-District, All-Region, All-State

Ren Spencer, Second Team All-District, District Tournament MVP, All-State Savannah Sullivan, First Team All-District, Tournament All-District, All-State

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Football 2025 DII-AA MIDDLE REGION CHAMPIONS 2025 DII-AA STATE RUNNER-UP Mello Armstrong, All-Region Honorable Mention Willis Beard, Second Team All-Region Will Crabtree, First Team All-Region

Adam Crocker, Second Team All-Region

Jack Davis, Region Scholar-Athlete of the Year Kwadir Fletcher, First Team All-Region Cam Glenn, First Team All-Region

Smith Hagan, All-Region Honorable Mention Jaxon Hannold, Second Team All-Region Mike Hassell, Region Athlete of the Year

Ross Hinthorne, Second Team All-Region

Xander Maynard, Second Team All-Region Amari Mitchell, Second Team All-Region Keilan Neal, First Team All-Region

Jack Nimitz, First Team All-Region

PJ Rapello, Second Team All-Region Jayden Rush, First Team All-Region

Omarii Sanders, Region Most Valuable Player Chip Sigmund, First Team All-Region Kyre Vaught, First Team All-Region

Landon Willis, All-Region Honorable Mention

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Cross Country Annabelle Bradford, All-Region

Declan Brennan, All-Region, All-State Fisher Glasgow, All-Region

Holden Thomas, All-Region

Dance 2025 UDA MIDSOUTH REGIONALS First place in Pom and Jazz Third place in Hip Hop 2025 DTU STATE COMPETITION Third place in Pom Third place in Jazz Sara Hackett, Varsity All-American Sierra Owen, Varsity All-American Lyda Smith, Varsity All-American

Colette Wilson, Varsity All-American

Golf 2025 DII-A MIDDLE REGION TOURNAMENT RUNNER-UP 2025 DII-A STATE RUNNER UP Jaime de Gracia, All-Region

Walker Webb, All-Region, All-State, Individual State Champion

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CLASS NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

Alumni and their children gather in front of the Weicker Center for the annual Legacy Breakfast held during Homecoming Week.

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FRA Celebrates Excellence Across Four Decades with 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Franklin Road Academy celebrated generational excellence across four different decades in October with the 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. The Academy honored swimmer Alice Irvin Wilder ’82, tennis player Courtney Collins ’98, basketball player Rob Marberry ’14, and the 2005 State Champion Wrestling Team. The 2025 class is the 5th group to be inducted in FRA’s Hall of Fame.

“Being a great athlete or a team, or for that matter, being a great artist or a great student, or just about being a great anything, doesn’t happen by accident,” said FRA head of school Sean Casey.

“It requires having a vision for what might be possible and a willingness to work for that vision when average people are unwilling to do the same. And that is what we have here with our inductees today.”

Alice Irvin Wilder is widely recognized as one of FRA’s first elite athletes. She competed in two National Swimming Championships and five National Junior Olympics. She was the first swimmer to represent FRA at the high school state championships, where she won the state title in the 500-yard freestyle her junior year and the 200- and 500-yard freestyle her senior year. She earned a scholarship to Auburn University.

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During her acceptance remarks, Irvin Wilder recounted how her grueling training schedule, with sessions every morning and evening, made her something of an athletic oddity in the early 1980s. In an era before school uniforms at FRA, Irvin Wilder said many of her fellow classmates showed up to class in neat, coordinated outfits with styled hair and makeup.

“I, on the other hand, would show up just before the first bell, after finishing my first practice for the day,” Irvin Wilder said. “I pulled clothes out of a gym bag. My hair was still wet, and while they wore a whiff of perfume, I smelled like chlorine. And I had goggle circles around my eyes until midday. While my classmates accepted my unique lifestyle, the faculty went above and beyond to ensure I was always supported in my educational journey. I was encouraged to follow my passion, while balancing it with my desire to excel in the classroom.”

Rob Marberry was a two-time district MVP who earned the Division II-A Mr. Basketball Award. As a senior he led the Panthers to a 26-9 season and a trip to the state championship game. He concluded his time at FRA with more than 1,500 points and 850 rebounds. He went on to star at Lipscomb University and play professionally in Estonia, Denmark, and Germany.

“I can stand here all day and tell great stories of all the memories that I have in this gym,” Marberry said. “We had buzzer beater wins, blowout losses, tears of joy, miserable postgame meetings— tears of joy right now. What I remember the most is the great friendships through my time here. I had amazing teammates around me.”

Courtney Collins qualified for the individual state tournament every year of her high school career at FRA. She also elevated the overall quality of the program, leading the girls tennis team to the state playoffs in both 1995 and 1997. She played collegiately at Samford University, where she contributed as a freshman and helped propel the team to the NCAA Tournament. During the ceremony, she was introduced by former longtime teacher and football and track coach David Tucker, who also led FRA’s chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

“Coach Tucker had the biggest influence in my life, and you never even really coached me in anything,” Collins said. “But it was the art class. It was competition. It was FCA. It was God. It was just leading by example, and so many people at FRA led by example.”

The 2005 wrestling team remains the only one in FRA history to win the state championship. The squad sent a record-breaking 10 individuals to represent FRA in the state tournament. Members of the team said their dominance was not achieved in a single season. Many of the wrestlers started in middle school at FRA and the Panthers built momentum and cohesion through high school, culminating with the state title.

“It was really tight,” said coach Marc Taylor about the state finals.

“It was amazing, but by the last two or three matches, the energy on the bench was you couldn’t stop them. And we knew we were going to win then, and then it happened.”

The Athletic Hall of Fame class of 2025 featured a dominant swimmer from the 1980s, a standout tennis player from the 1990s, a state championship wrestling team from the 2000s, and a dominant basketball player from the 2010s. They played different sports and compiled distinct achievements, but their common legacy is defined by excellence and uplifting a school community.

“I can leave you with one thought today as a result of my reflection, I hope you’ll remember this,” Irvin Wilder said. “While specific actions and words may eventually fade from our memory, the feeling of being supported, and the belief that our dreams are achievable, can lead to the deepest and most lasting impressions of all.”

(FROM TOP) Honoree Alice Irvin Wilder, honoree Rob Marberry with Brandon Albright, honoree Courtney Collins with David Tucker (FACING PAGE, FROM LEFT) Coach Marc Taylor, Coach Sammy Crib, Stephen Ball, Jesse Murphy, Maxx Cua, Austin Marcum, Jasper Martin, John Clayton, Clay Mitchell, and Shareef Aminmadani

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1980’s

CLASS NOTES

Dr. Beth Fentress Hallmark ’83 was inducted into the American Academy of Nursing on Saturday November 2 in Washington, D.C. She continues to lead as the director of education in nursing at Belmont University.

1990’s

Dr. Gregory Simpson ’96 received the Henry J. Kaiser Award for Excellence in Teaching. He is a professor at UCSF Fresno, Department of Medicine, Division of Dermatology.

2010’s

Andrew Berry ’12 started a new position as

Jake Templin ’19 With his background

vice president of finance at Focus Health Group. He is helping the company develop alternative solutions within the health care industry.

in sales throughout Kentucky, Jake has accepted a new job with Keg 1 River City in Lexington as their on-premise sales representative.

Allie (Herbert) Swayze ’16 has taken on a new role as the development associate at the University of Mississippi School of Business Administration. Allie graduated from the University of Mississippi in 2020, and she is excited to reconnect with the university.

William Pope ’16 won the Best Director award for his musical “Girl All the Bad Guys Want” at the 2025 New York Theater Festival. Will now lives in Orlando, Florida.

2020’s

Connor Richardson ’20 has joined The Notebook Musical Tour as the character Johnny. The show will tour the United States until August 2026.

Erin Nash ’21 After completing an internship with Schneider Electric in Franklin, TN, Erin has taken a full-time role with the company as a part of the Leadership Development Program.

Dr. Hunter Jackson ’10 recently matched for a fellowship in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Children’s Hospital of Atlanta. Hunter will complete his pediatric residency at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C. before relocating to Atlanta this summer. He completed medical school in 2022 at the University of South Carolina College of Medicine in Greenville and earned a master’s degree in biology/biochemistry from Georgetown University in 2015.

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Mark Austin ’18 was awarded the North American Law Summit Akerman Student Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded annually to student leaders who have demonstrated a strong commitment to entertainment, sports, and intellectual property law, along with excellence in their legal studies.

C.J. Fayne ’17 has started his own business, Rockne Group. His company will focus on investing in small and medium size business growth through strategic technology and analytics. The company will be based in Nashville.

Currey Douglass ’22 completed his summer internship with the Colorado Forest Restoration Institute in August 2025. Over 10 weeks, he contributed to the research across Colorado’s Front Range.

2025 Distinguished Alumni award winner David Andrews ’96 (left) was honored at halftime of the homecoming football game in October. Andrews is owner and executive chef of D’Andrews Bakery and Café, which was a 2024 James Beard Award finalist for Outstanding Bakery.

2025-26

ALUMNI COUNCIL Tom Woodard ’79 Lisa (Buchanan) Baskin ’81 Carley (Tucker) Given ’00 Kristie (Koerner) Schutt ’04 Austin Baskin ’09 Tyler (Hancock) Rudesheim ’09 Katherine Akers ’10 Kaissling (Akers) Anderson ’11 Katie (Coben) Aelvoet ’11 Courtney (Hulme) Eli ’11 Trevor Baskin ’11 Hunter (Schleicher) Premo ’11 Andrew Berry ’12 Christine (Matthews) Marberry ’12 Will Elliott ’17 Dylan Gadsey ’20

NEW LEGACY

STUDENTS Olivia Aelvoet Katie (Coben) Aelvoet ’11

Cal Baskin Austin Baskin ’09

Nora Baskin Trevor Baskin ’11

Camille Cox Lee Ann (Campbell) Cox

Nico Cua Maxx Cua ’06

Drew Fleckenstein Madeline (Matthews) Fleckenstein ’07

Quinn Hamling Thomas Hamling

Miller Kaeser Ashley (Core) Kaeser ‘99

Parker Manning Chris Manning ‘04

Luca Matthews Laura Matthews ‘04

Dylan McCanless Allison McCanless ‘96

Samuel Rhodes Allison (Sutton) Rhodes ‘96

Joey Rudesheim Tyler (Hancock) Rudesheim ‘09

Violet Simpson Matthew Simpson ‘93 William “Chip” Campbell ’87 was the featured speaker at FRA’s Veterans Day assembly in November. A Naval Academy graduate, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps and is a U.S. District Judge in the Middle District of Tennessee. He’s also an FRA parent.

Margaret Wheat Lauren Painter ‘02

In Memory: Lara (Duncan) Mathes ’94 approached her education with dedication and wholehearted commitment. Following graduation, she pursued a master’s degree in urban and environmental planning and went on to shape community spaces throughout Athens-Clarke County and the University of Georgia. Yet her greatest joy and devotion were reserved for her family; caring for them and nurturing those bonds remained at the heart of everything she did.

Linda G. Arnold (former board member) As an FRA parent, Linda Arnold did whatever was needed to get done. She helped in the office when staff were out sick. She made the tablecloths for the banquet tables. She drove FRA buses. She organized and oversaw the Spaghetti Suppers, even commandeering a box truck to personally pick up the meal when it could not be delivered on time. Always upbeat, she never missed an opportunity to help FRA grow and improve. She served as a board member in the 1980s and was a parent to three alumni and one legacy.

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2025 MARRIAGE & BIR TH

ANNOUNCEMENTS

TOP ROW | Morgan Chase ’12 married Matt Jurcisin on April 5; Alex Chase ’15 married Abby Watson on May 31; Julianna Alexander ’18 married faculty member Jared Mendiola on June 21; Jack Doherty ’17 married Caleigh McClung ’17 on September 6 BOTTOM ROW | Walker Palmerton ’19 married Emily Herbert ’18 on September 13; Connor DeJean ’14 married Abigail Holt on September 20; Addy Sizemore ’19 married Caleb Gerberick on November 1; Alex Ramos ’16 married Dr. Olivia Henderson on November 1

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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT | HUNTER (SCHLEICHER) PREMO ’12 and CAMERON PREMO ’10 welcomed Frankie Hunter on June 19; KELSIE (BOTTIGGI) TOWNSEND ’07 and Jake Townsend welcomed Adeline Louise on September 6; ANDY WILLIAMS ’09 and Julia Williams welcomed Milo on October 1; JULIANNE (MURPHY) LONGWORTH ’09 and Matt Longworth welcomed Luke Murphy on October 2 64

FRANKLIN ROAD ACADEMY

PHILANTHROPY REPORT Reflecting giving from the 2024-25 school year.

As we reflect on the 2024–25 fiscal year, we do so with immense gratitude for your extraordinary support of Franklin Road Academy. The transformation of our campus through recent additions stands as a testament to God’s faithfulness and the generosity of this remarkable community. This report is a celebration of members of our community who have supported our school in a variety of ways, including the FRA Fund, named endowed funds, scholarships and awards, alumni giving, and beloved traditions like the FRA Golf Classic and Stars and Guitars gala, along with recognition of the many volunteers who have shared their time and talents. Simply put, the generosity of our community empowers our work to provide a challenging academic experience in an inclusive Christian community. Each gift, regardless of its size, directly enriches the experience of our students and strengthens the spirit of our school.

Sincerely,

Ryan Harris Assistant Head of School for External Affairs

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20 F I N A N C I A L 25 S U M M A R Y

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Franklin Road Academy has been deeply blessed over the years, and we are grateful for the opportunity to faithfully steward the resources entrusted to us by our community.

100%

FACULT Y & STAFF AND TRUSTEE PARTICIPATION TO THE FRA FUND

IN TOTAL GIFTS RAISED SINCE 2017

2 0 2 4 - 2 0 2 5 F R A F U N D FA M I LY PA R T I C I PAT I O N

National Average

0%

66% 100%

Franklin Road Academy participation

0%

86% 100%

2024- 2025 O V E R ALL F UN D R AI S I N G T O TA L S CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

$4,861,400

FRA FUND

$1,467,069

STARS & GUITARS

$543,714

BOOSTERS

$103,725

GOLF CLASSIC

$35,220

FRIENDS OF THE ARTS

$13,615

$7,024,743

GRAND TOTAL

2 0 2 4 - 2 0 2 5 F R A F U N D AT- A - G L A N C E

185 $1,183,059 1,064 $1,467,069 Leadership Donors Giving $2,500+

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Leadership Giving Total

Total Donors

Total Amount Raised

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FRA FUND The FRA Fund is a vital expression of the generosity and shared purpose that defines Franklin Road Academy.

Support of the FRA Fund during the 2024–2025 fiscal year continues to directly strengthen the student experience and uphold the high standard of excellence for which FRA is known.

During the summer of 2025, the Annual Fund was rebranded the FRA Fund, to more clearly articulate the fund’s comprehensive impact on the entire school.

These gifts enable us to attract and retain exceptional faculty, sustain transformative academic and extracurricular programs, and provide opportunities that help students grow, thrive, and excel as leaders.

Every contribution, at every level, demonstrates belief in our mission and in the promise of our students. We are so thankful for the continued commitment of our parents, alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends who make the FRA experience possible each day.

Finally, we are very grateful for the leadership of our 2024-25 FRA Fund chairs, Laura and Jason Zachariah.

FAMILY OF FUNDS Area of Greatest Need Academics Athletics Financial Aid Spiritual Life Fine & Performing Arts

94% 2% 1% 1% 1% 1%

DONOR PARTICIPATION Faculty & Staff Trustee Current Parent Grandparent Alumni Parent of Alumni

100% 100% 86% 12% 6% 7%

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T H E

BRADSHAW S O C I E T Y

The Bradshaw Society is named after Franklin Road Academy’s founder, Bill Bradshaw. The generous donors in this society contributed $2,500 or more to the FRA Fund from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025.

BENEFACTORS SOCIETY

The Halas Family

Beth and Randy Chase

Sharon and Garrett Hegel

Mr. and Mrs. Randall Cobb

Carole and Scott Berryman

Casey and Clay Matthews

Amy and John Coben

The Mathman Family

The Cooper Family

Mrs. Carol McCracken

Kat and Billy Dec

$25,000+

Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford Nicole Kidman Anonymous (1)

The Dilbeck Family

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. McRae III

Joyce M. Ebright

PATRONS CLUB

Scott and Pamela Moore

Hays and Houston Estes ’00

The O’Reilly Family

The M. Stratton Foster Charitable Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Johnson ’96

Mrs. Tara Scarlett and Mr. Michael Peacock

Happy and Bo Fulk

Nicole and Edward Reed

The Gallagher Family

Scott and Tara Riggs

Vicky and Henry Giompoletti

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sohr ’07

Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Herbold

The Sweezy Family

Phil and MacKenzie Hyde

Greg and Carla Thurman

Lindsay and Marc Jenkins

The Walker Family Foundation

Amy and Josh Jenkins-Robbins

$15,000 - $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Pickel Jaimie and Jon Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Tannehill Mr. and Mrs. Jason Zachariah

HONORS CLUB

$10,000 - $14,999 Penny Austermiller David Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Blake Mark and Julie Couch Mr. Thomas Cowhey and Ms. Cynthia Lasker The Denmark Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dobbs Courtney and Drew Fassett

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(The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc.)

SCHOLARS CLUB $5,000 - $9,999

The Lipman Family Justin and Erin Marks Drs. Angie and Andrew McVie

Ellie and Tommy Axford

Derrick and Charity Morgan

Jessica and Charlie Boyd (Jessica Bracken ’00)

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Neal

Alaina and Justin Brown

Lisa and Sean Olson

Sean and Lori Buck

Deanna and Steve Parker

Kevin and Clarke Byard

Mr. Marcel Rodriguez Ramazzini and

Rafael and Karla Calderon The Cassel Family

Dr. Carrie Anne Berryman Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sanders

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Sanderson

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Everett

Amy and Wes Pass

Mr. Robert G. Schaedle

Sharan and Philip Feemster

Ms. Caroline Pfeffer

Mr. Justin Simpson

Marc and Tammy Fender

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Premo

Holly and Clint Smith

Allie and Leo Flores

Mr. Gerald Quick

Ms. Judy Speed

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Gadsey

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Raad

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stamkos

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gardner

Ashley and Parker Rains

Mr. and Mrs. Bernie C. Strawn

Stephen and Emily Garrett

Mr. and Mrs. Rome Ramirez

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Vickers

The Garrick Family

Hollie and Paul Rapello

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wesley

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gegenwarth

Mr. and Mrs. Josh S. Ray

Misty and T. Chad White

The Giompoletti Family

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Reed

Jordan and Jon Wiggs ’01

Heather and Noel Glasgow

Mr. Gustav T. Rodewald ’00

Mr. Ben Zobrist

Justin and Amanda Godown

Jim and Lea Sandman

Chris and Katherine Goodson

Kim and Chris Sigmund

Brandon and Mallory Graffeo

Betsy and Mike Slocum

Mr. and Mrs. Ajay Gupta

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Somers (Beth Ennis ’84)

Lindsay and Lee Ballew

Grant and Elizabeth Hammond

The Speed Family

The Barbe Family

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Harris

Bryan and Cassidy Spicer

The Bean Family

Brittany and William Haugh

Daine and Luke Stocker

Melissa and Jeb Beasley

Rachel and Erik Herbert

Dr. and Mrs. Nick Strane

The Bego Family

Taylor and Kelly Hillenmeyer

Paula and Greg Stuart

Scott and Susan Bell

Joe and Marianne Huddle

Kate and Tom Sullivan

Stacey and Jason Bennett

Mr. and Mrs. Buford Oren Huffman III

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Tolleson Jr.

Samantha and Chris Boyd

Susan and Mark Isaacs

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tolsma

Heidi and Douglas Brown

Bryan and Haley Johnson

Chris and Jessica Tompkins

Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Cain

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Toomey

HEAD OF SCHOOL CLUB $2,500 - $4,999

Ashley and Ryan Cain ’96

(Cathy Carpenter ’87)

Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. Casey

Darla and Scott Johnson ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Trent

Amy and Mark Chaffin

Julie and Richard L. Jones

The Trepka Family

Donna and Will Chapman ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jungmichel ’88

Katherine and Chris Trokey

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chassaignac (Florence Stumb ’95)

(Denise Pilkinton ’89)

Julie and Will Trapp

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Turner

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kaufman

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Song

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Coker

Cara and Ryan Kirkland

Brooke and Derek West

Kate Coleman

Jessica and Jeff Krones

Mr. and Mrs. Josh L. Whalen

Hillary and Jay Cooper

Melanie and Don Larson

Pam and Jack Wilder

Drs. Danni and Adam Cottrill

Dr. and Mrs. Rick Lebow

Jason and Jesselyn Young

Dustin and Kara Dawes

Mr. and Mrs. William Maggart

Anonymous (4)

Mr. and Mrs. David Dermenjian

Susie and Steve Mathews

The Diaz Family

Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. McMillan

Daniel and Patricia Dietzler

Colin and Carrie Menser

Christopher and Bethany Dinkel

Jami and Ryan Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Brigham A. Dixson

Craig and Kathryn Neely

Emily and Kris Douglas

Drs. Brandon and Lindsey Newman

The Edgeworth Family

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Orsolini

Drs. JC and Cristina Estrada

The Paddock Family Trust

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GIFT CLUB D O N O R S The following donors are acknowledged for their gifts given from July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025 supporting the FRA Fund.

PANTHER CLUB $1,000 - $2,499

Karen Acuff Gurmit and Anina Advani Kathleen and Michael Arnold John and Amber Arnold Justin and Leanne Atchison Mr. and Mrs. Don Baldwin Will and Keegan Banks Mr. and Mrs. Andy Beasley Catherine and Jeff Beemer Dr. Earl and Rekeshia Bennett Alicia and Matthew Benson Dr. Elizabeth Boyd Shannon ’09 and Dr. Bryan Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bueschen (Alison Carpenter ’85) Ms. Olivia Cain ’24 Ray and Elizabeth Carollo Nick and Rebecca Cazana Cody and Ashley Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Joc Collignon ’00 Moni Cook and Lisa Hackney Jennifer and Chad Cunningham Bethany and Bill Darsinos Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis Ms. Laura Davis Mr. and Mrs. Chirag Delwadia Ken and Cathy Drumwright Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunkerley Jason and Scotty Falk Diana and Paul Fassbender Walter and Tattie Grace Ferebee Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ferguson Carrie and Kevin Finnegan Kent Furlong Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gall Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Gallimore Mr. Sam Garza and Ms. Allie Reed Amy and Bennett Graham Carlin and Baird Graham The Guy Family Jared and Chrissie Haas Gigi and George Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris ’94 Heather and Chris Hart Dean and Debbie Headrick Pauline and Rob Hilkin Drew and Ellie Holcomb Kent and Imogen Hoskins Wes and Kristen Huffman Chris and Liz Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnson ’84 Dr. and Mrs. Eric G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn S. Jones The Kern Family

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George and April Khoury Ann-Marie Sutherland and Russell Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kuck Dr. and Mrs. Peter J. Kyne Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Lammers The Lamson Family Doug and Diane Mackenzie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. May Deborah and Tavis Mccourt Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas McDaniel Ann and Al McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Nathan McMasters The Militante Family Amanda and Ben Miller Mr. and Mrs. R. Dale Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mondzelewski Jennifer and Aaron Montlary David and Yatasha Moore Dr. Susan Mott-Coles The Doctors Muldowney Mr. James F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nash David and Elizabeth Newman Karen and Robert Norton Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Nyquist Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ogden Ms. Michele Onken The Otillio Family Bonnie and Young Paik Ms. Lauren Painter ’02 and Mr. Andrew Wheat Emily and Brook Pearse ’99 Jamie and Laura Pfeffer Elizabeth and Josh Pittman Mr. Lawrence Powers and Mrs. Melanie Ellis Reggie and Krista Smith Ramsey ’93 Dr. Tiffany Rangel and Mr. Alexander Rangel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ransom Mr. and Mrs. Erik Ruggieri The Rybacki Family Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scarlett ’97 Peter Schellinger and Errin Gulati Ms. Gracie Sillay Mr. and Mrs. Joel Simpler William and Rosebud Skudder Kristen and Matthew Slocum Mrs. Bolin K. Stumb Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Suitt III Col. and Mrs. Brian Supko Mr. Barrett Sutton and Mrs. Carolyn Schneider Mr. and Mrs. L. Clifton Tant Jr. ’94 Roxane Taylor Chanda and John Teas ’88 Mr. Andrew M. Thimme Erika and Matt Thompson Mary Scott and Daniel Thorne ’98

Mr. George Tibbs IV and Mrs. Kristin Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John E. Toomey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turner Beth and Todd Vessel Trish and Mike Walsh Brian and Karen Weisser David and Molly Williams Mr. and Mrs. M. Hailey Williamson II ’85 The Willingham Family Mr. Whitney D. Wilson ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Witkowski Terry and Leslie Woodall Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodard Jr. ’79 Kim and Chris Worel Don Barnes and Ruby Wu Mr. Prince Zachariah Anonymous (6)

BLUE AND WHITE CLUB $500 - $999

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Alderson ’89 (Jodi Gregory ’89) Courtney and Michael Atnip Cindy Axford Mr. and Mrs. Austin Baskin ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Baskin ’11 Mr. Glen Bates and Mrs. Beckie Simmons Bates Jennifer and Greg Bays Catherine Beemer Mary Margaret and Tim Behncke Anna and Jaz Boon Bill and Gina Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brock Lisa and Wright Brooks Chris and Ben Burns Marshall and Marcy Burridge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chapman Andrea and Dan Cleeton ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Kris Climer The Cockrel Family Mr. John O. Colton Whitney Dunn Daniel ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Darsinos Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Deering Mr. and Mrs. Chad Dunn Steve and Rachael DuPerrieu Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Ellis Wendy and Christopher Ellis Mr. and Mrs. John Emrhein Mrs. Ann Ennis Mrs. Juanita Fentress Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Kiel Fisher (Jacqueline Bracken ’06) Mr. Cam Frankfather ’20 Mr. Thatcher Frankfather ’22

Mr. Griffin Frankfather ’24 Ms. Amanda Fuller Mrs. Ritchey Tomich Graham ’94 Melanie and Jason Hale Mary Caradine and Greg Hamrick The Hazlitt Family Michelle and Noel Hengelbrok Mr. and Mrs. John D. Herald Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins Dawn and Richard Ho Ms. Abigail J. Hodges ’25 Mac and Kaye Holland Adele and Clinton Holloway Chris and Kimberly Hood Pat and Gretchen Howell Brenda Hughey Mitchell International Adam and Trish James Mr. and Mrs. Wynne James The Jaques Family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelly Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kennon Jr. ’82 Bess and Brandon Knox Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Koogler (Holly Pewitt ’95) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kouchoukos Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 Hayley and Anthony Landsberg Ms. Kristin Stegall Locke ’96 Kim and Bob Looney Mrs. Beth R. Loudermilk Mr. and Mrs. Matt T. Lowney Mrs. Stella Mallinak ’09 Mrs. Amy Johnson Manzanares ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Marquez Morgan and Paul Martin Mr. and Mrs. S. Jason Mathias ’97 (Heather Osteen ’97) Ms. Carleen Matthews Ms. Allison McCanless ’96 Kevin, Marcia, and Collin McCord Sean and Eleanor McDermott Sarah and Coleigh McKay Tara and Bryan Meng Ms. Mandy Milek Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller Elizabeth and Ben Miller Shaka and Stephanie Mitchell Tyson and Lindsay Moore Margaret Moore Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Morency Joe and Rachel Mort Kimberly and Perry Moulds Kim Murphy and Anita Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Nelson Kerry and Trevor Olson Mr. and Mrs. Kris Palmerton Mary and Jason Perrine Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maurice Pfeffer Aline and Jon Pinkston ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Saman Poori Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Premo ’10 (Hunter Schleicher ’12) Sean and Taylor Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Chip Reeves Robert and Kristen Ross Paul and Sara Russell Mike and Sue Salato Mr. Isaac Sanders ’03 Sarah and Jono Scarlet The Schaedle Family Kendra and David Schenkel Frank and Kirsten Schriner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schutt (Kristie Koerner ’04) Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sharpe Lisa Sivley Mr. and Mrs. Maximilian C. Smith

Dr. Terry Sobey Jamie and Abby Spencer Mark and Abby Stevens Carrie and Andrew Stokes Ashley Sanders Sullivan (’88) and Jeff Sullivan Alan and Angela Taylor Ms. Mary Teresa Taylor Eric and Diane Taylor Kristene and Steve Turner Chere Van Allen Mr. Craig Villiard Marty and Betsy West Dr. and Mrs. Rick West Mr. and Mrs. Zach Wideman Jordan and Jackie Woodruff Mr. John M. Workman ’00 Anonymous (7)

ALPHA AND OMEGA CLUB GIFTS UP TO $499

The Hulme Family Foundation The Better Business Bureau Middle Tennessee Inc. Ms. Ava Ackerman ’20 Ms. Kristen Adair Mr. Sean Adams Sean Advani ’25 Sarah and Martin Akin Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Alexander Mr. Shawn Allen and Dr. Mary Margaret Allen Mr. and Mrs. R. Chancellor Allen Annie and Bret Alvis Stacey and Steve Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Anderson ’89 Dylan Anderson ’25 Erin and Ben Anderson Joe and Molly Anderson Howard and Kathy Anderson Gerald Andrady Chelsea and Jason Anstead Ms. Jennifer Archie Medya and Ibrahim Ariyan The Arrieta Family Stephanie and Kennon Askew Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Atema Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bubba Auberson Joslin Austermiller ’25 Betsey and David Bachert Mr. Charles Bagdy and Ms. Bonnie Barker Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Baker Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ball Ms. Stacey Banks-Houston Ms. Joan Barnes William and Paige Barnes Ashling Barrett ’25 Mr. Michael Bartha Lisa Baskin ’81 Joe Batey Mr. Max Beavers ’18 Kaci and Dan Benedetti Matt Favicchio Ms. Annadele Barnes ’16 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Bernard Jr. Mr. J Randolph Bibb Jr. Ms. Lexy Biller Mr. Benjamin Blahauvietz ’20 Cherri Bobbitt Mr. Ross Bolen Anthony Bond Brandi Booker Chris and Katherine Booker Rachel Bourke Josh and Wendy Bowling Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Bowling (Susan Peppers ’84)

Mr. Campbell Boyd Max Boylan ’25 Nicole and Bill Boylan Liam Bradford ’25 Ms. Allie Bradshaw ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Brasfield Lori and Shelby Breaux-Mitchell Olivia Brown ’25 Ms. Ashlyn Bufton Mr. Keith Bulluck and Mrs. Heather Weeks-Bulluck Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bumgardner Aaron and Emily Burley Kendall Burns ’25 Mrs. Susan Anderson Burns ’87 Ms. Sarah J. Cady Rafael Calderon Jr. Karolina Calderon Ms. Cate Calloway ’24 Ms. Betsy Campbell Neha and Brandon Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Tiff Canady Emmeline Cannon ’25 Risa Capps Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlton Mr. and Mrs. David Carpenter (Savannah White ’09) The Carrico Family Kevin and Amber Carson Steve and Tara Carson Mr. RJ Casey ’22 Ms. Casey Catignani Ms. AnneMarie Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Chandler Mr. Tanner Clark ’16 Jean-Marie and Ryan Clark Channing and Khari Clark Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clay V Tommy Clevenger Mr. Blake Clifton Mr. Christopher D. Coats Mr. and Mrs. David Coburn Mrs. Julia Gray Bradshaw Cole Denyel and Mark Coleman Mr. Steve A. Compton Mr. Drew Cook ’24 Constance Cooper ’25 Karen and William Cooper Mr. Hayden Copeland Magnolia Copperman Mrs. Jane B. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. William J. Core III Lauren and Matt Cost Mr. Bryan Coston Mr. and Mrs. William Crabtree (Sharon Pewitt ’99) Ms. Amy Crace Ms. Frances Crenshaw Carina and Mark Cristofalo Mr. and Mrs. Brennan Crook (Riley Casey ’17) Mr. Kyle V. Crudele ’18 Cabell Cunningham ’25 Mr. Hayes Dalton ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett Dalton ’88 (Mary-Evelyn Holder ’90) Mr. Arthur D’Angelo and Mrs. Karen Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Danza Mr. David Daugherty Ms. Ann Davis Dustin and Alison Davis Lauren and De Dawkins Mr. David Dawson and Dr. Garrett Dawson The de Gracia Family Ms. Madelyn DeAscentis Trudy, Alex, Gretchen, and Samantha Dedman Abigail Deering ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Craig B. DeJean Liz and Chad Denning

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Ms. Stephanie DeSantis Mrs. Genevieve B. Desha Ms. Maddi Devey Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dickens Rebecca and Christy DiNapoli Diane and Mike Dioguardi Mr. Bennett Doerflinger ’24 Eleanor Douglas ’25 Davis Dove ’25 The Dove Family Shelley and Todd Dragon ’88 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dugger Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Duncan Ms. Jenna Dunham Mr. Tommy Dunham Mrs. Loribeth J. Dunn Mr. Kevin and Dr. Ruth Ross Edmonds Mrs. Courtney Hulme Eli ’11 Mr. Will Elliott ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Elrod Mr. and Mrs. Ben English The Erndl Family Ms. Ana Escobar Mr. Aidan Esposito ’23 Ms. Julia Eterno David and Mary Lou Evans Ms. Collins Fassett Mr. Miller Fassett Dr. Michael Fatt and Dr. Jacqueline Coleman-Fatt Ms. Stephanie Feyes Ms. Meredith Fifer and Mr. Alex Prieu Parker Finnegan ’25 Mr. and Ms. Marco Fioravanti Ms. Tracey Fisher Andrew and Madeline Fleckenstein Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fleming Ms. Julia Fleming LaRonda Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fortier The Fox Family Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Foxx Jack and Laura Franklin Shelby Franklin ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Frazier (Shannon Williams ’08) Ms. Hayley Fuller ’18 Mae Fuson ’25 Mr. Dylan Gadsey ’20 Janice and E.J. Gaines Mr. and Ms. David Gallagher Martha and Keith Garman Olivia Garrett Ellie Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gatlin Amanda Potter Gibbs ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gilpin Meredith and David Gilpin Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Gilreath Mr. Thomas Gilroy James Giompoletti Henry Giompoletti Eli Giompoletti Dr. and Mrs. Chad Given (Carley Tucker ’00) Lei Ann and Gregory Gleaves Clay Goddard Ms. Anne Goldthorpe ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Goldthorpe Ms. Sydney Goncalves Mr. Michael P. Good ’81 Ms. Julia Goodin Nick and Jane Gordon Mr. Keith Gray Ms. Lulu Gray ’25 George and Jennifer Green

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Tim and Meaghen Greene Jennifer and William Greenleaf Mr. Phillip Griswold Layne Guy ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Haemmerlein (Brittany Blalock ’02) Shannon and Neal Hager Ms. Alexandra Halas ’21 George Halas ’25 Jeremy and Margaret Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Brock Hammat Mr. and Mrs. Waddy Hammond ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hanley (Lisa Kimery ’85) Mr. Matt Hanson Katie Harnen Ms. Ginger Y. Harper ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harper Evyn Harris Mr. John Harris Avery Harris Hayden Harris Mr. and Mrs. Steve Harris Renee Harris Estie and Rhett Harris Mr. Jamaal Haywood Sean and Danielle O’Brien George Hefferan Nancy and Ricky Henderson Heather Herbert Maggie and Chase Herndon Eric and Amanda Hicklin Dr. Sonia Brady Higdon Ms. Alana Thomas Hilkin Trey and Betsy Hill Ms. Joy Hinson Ms. Amanda Hinthorne Derek and Vanessa Hoevel Patsy and John Holden Mr. and Mrs. J. Anthony Hollingsworth Mr. J.C. Holloway ’24 Jin Holloway ’25 Charlie Holmes ’25 Chris and Sarah Holstein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holzmer Jr. Dr. Judith Howell Christian Howell ’23 Maggie and Allen Huggins Susan and Bill Huggins Mary Hulsey Ms. Bethany Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Zach M. Hunt Mr. Garrett Huyck Lex Jackson ’25 Ms. Betty James Ms. Grace Johnson Hannah Johnson Mr. Ezra Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Johnson Ms. Paige Johnson ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah C. Johnson ’98 (Ashley Jenny ’98) Mrs. Amy Beth Jones Amy and Rod Jones Walker Jones ’25 Mr. and Mrs. William Jones Ms. Lanie Jones Drs. Brittany and Jason Jones Ms. Maya J. Jones ’25 Mr. John Twomey and Mrs. Gigi Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kaeser (Ashley Core ’99) Mr. and Mrs. Clifton K. Kaiser David, Vicki and Jack Keedy Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Keener Alicia Keith Amanda and Clayton Kellum Dr. Josephine Kelso

Mr. Jason Kertz Mr. and Mrs. Richard King Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kinnard Mike and Vicki Kinnard Mrs. Cynthia Kirkland Ms. Kelly Klingbeil Ms. Becky Knight John Koerner Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kohler Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 Mr. Cole Koogler ’23 Jen and Chris Kovalcik Jennifer Kraus Mrs. Tricia Kriese Vivian Krupek ’25 Margaret and Dick Kuck Mrs. Lui Lai Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Lamm Brad and Tonya Lance Mr. Drake Lankford ’24 Tamara and Perry Lankford Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. Lauer Lynn and Tim Lawyer Jane and Mike Lee Mr. Garrett Lee Mr. Baxter Lee Mr. Thomas Lee Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Lentz Mr. Andrew Lifland Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ligon ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lindseth Jr. ’88 Nate Lindseth ’25 Ms. Carol Lindsey Ms. Mckenzie Locke ’25 Susan Lonon Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Lowery Olivia Lown ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. Lown (Katie Tomlinson ’95) Sarah and CJ Lusk Jim and Lora MacKenzie The Jaulin Family Ms. Caitlin Maguire Mr. James S. Main Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Marberry ’14 (Christine Matthews ’12) Mr. and Mrs. Josh Marcum Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mariani Angelica and Cody Marsh Ivelisse and Blake Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin Mrs. Mary Martin Ms. Joan Martin Mr. and Mrs. David Martin Meredith and Jeff Marwill Trevor and Sarah Mathiesen James Mathman Mr. Ben Matthews Ms. Isabelle Matthews ’21 Ms. Laura Matthews ’04 Jenny Matthews ’02 and Holcomb Burke Marie and Porter Maxwell Witt Maxwell ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Maynor Barbara and David McCall Lynley and Tee McCarley ’94 Patricia McCarley Mr. and Mrs. Will McCauley Collin McCord ’25 Mr. Shane McCormick Mr. Todd Pewitt and Mrs. Laing P. McCullough ’01 Mr. Ryan McDonald ’05 Dr. and Mrs. James G. McDowell Jr. Mr. Trip McDowell III ’23 Dr. Allison Patten McGuire ’95 and Mr. Max Sadler

Courtney and John McLarty Mr. and Mrs. Blake McLean (Abby Mathias ’03) Dr. and Mrs. Robert McVie Ashley and RJ Meacham Mr. Jared Mendiola Melinda and Jerrod Menz Mr. and Mrs. Eddy W. Messick Mrs. R. Ashley Milam Rosemary Milek ’25 Susannah and Jeffrey Millar Katherine and Jimmy Miller Liz and Mark Miller Sheila and Alan Miller Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moix Taylor and Whit Moloney Ms. Ivy Montgomery Conner Moore ’21 Ms. Sarah Elizabeth Moore ’09 Ms. Beatriz Morales Ms. Heather Moreau-Kralj Steven T. Morris Ms. Joyce Morris Dr. and Mrs. Harold Morse Peggy and Bob Moulds Carmela Muldowney James William Kennedy Muldowney IV ’25 Ms. Kira Murphy ’20 Tara and Lea Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Murphy Ms. Emily Nance ’16 Ms. Sarah Nance ’18 Ms. Sheila Nazemi ’19 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Neal Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chase G. Neely Scott and Roberta Neely Ms. Maggie Nelson ’19 Ms. Lynn Nerderman Mr. and Mrs. Binh Nguyen Mandie and Ken Nimitz Ms. Ava Norman ’24 Mr. Matthew Norman ’23 Dr. Patrick Norris and Dr. Marcella Woods Ms. Annabel Oliff ’24 Mr. Matt Olsen Ava Olson ’25 Ms. Elizabeth Orr Jen and Juan Otero Amy and James Otto Cynthia R. Painter Karen and Mark Palmieri Ms. Anna Pardoe Harper Pardue Xander Pardue ’21 Michael and Nikki Pardue Millie Pardue Mr. and Mrs. Nitesh Patel ’00 Skye and Trey Peckenpaugh John and Melanie Peets Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peklay Mr. Matt Perez Claire Perrine ’25 Dr. Courtney Peterson ’96 Damon Petty ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Jere D. Pewitt Nancy Pham and Vin Phan Ms. Amanda Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Phillips Mr. John Piovarcy and Ms. Kelly Kirby-Piovarcy Jeff and Nancy Polakiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Greg Poland Jr. Jack and Connie Potter Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. S. Potts Mr. Chandler N. Premo ’12

Lamar and Martha Rains Gabe Ramirez ’25 Reggie and Frances Ramsey Tom and Susan Ranew Mr. Benjamin Rechter ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rhodes (Allison Sutton ’96) Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson Adrienne Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rigsby Ms. Holley Roberts Ms. Julianne Robinson Mr. Bryan Roby and Dr. Ashley Roby Amanda and Stephen Rush Tonya and Jeff Rush Elizabeth and Ryan Saffle Mr. and Mrs. Jay Salato ’03 (Kristin Garman ’05) Jensi Sanders Rachel and Nathan Sanders ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Chad Sandford Kate and Brad Scarbrough Ms. Lisa Schaad Father Dennis Schenkel Anna Claire Schenkel ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Schmoke Carly and Allan Schroeder Matt and Jodi Schroer Mr. and Mrs. Noel Scruggs Darcy Seaton ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Seaton Ms. Beth Seeley Garrett Self ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seneker Meg and Pete Sergel Ms. Kaylee Shackleford Ashley Shannon and Matthew Sutton Phil and Sonnie Shay Ms. Lindsey Shepard ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Sherry Caroline Simons Mr. Matthew L. Simpson ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sizemore III Mr. Tyler G. Smith ’10 Sandra Smith Camille Suttle Smith Colonel Terry Smith Ashley and Jared Smith Ms. Terri Snider Chris and Jenna Sobey Ms. Diana Sobey Mr. John Somers ’22 Charlie Speed ’25 Ms. Aubrey Spencer ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart Ms. Gail Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Strazzeri Katie Sturdivant Paige and Ryan Succop Mr. Jalen Sueing Mrs. Katie Sullivan Bennett Sullivan ’25 Barbara and James Swearingen Mrs. Taylor Casey Switzer ’16 Read and Danielle Talley Mr. Clifton Tant ’23 Ms. Alex Taylor ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Kurtis Taylor Ava Jean Teague ’25 Rollen Teasley ’25 Catherine and John Teasley Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Templin Ms. Christina Theodoru

Dr. and Mrs. Brodrick Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Dale G. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Brendan A. Thompson Mr. Matt Thornton and Dr. Cindy Thornton Ernest and Martha Tisdale Hunter Tolleson Ms. Emmy Rose Tompkins ’29 Mr. Hayes Tompkins ’27 Katherine Torkelsen Mr. and Mrs. Allen Troutt (Jodi Vann ’99) Mr. and Mrs. David R. Turnbull IV Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Turpin Mr. Cannon Tyner ’24 Courtney and Russell Tyree Lilly Van Allen ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Jamie C. Vance (Millicent Van Mol ’95) Ms. Paris V Varnier Brandy Vaught Stephen and Hillary Vickers Brooke and Ross Vizard Chris Vlahos Russ and Ashley Wade Andrew Wagner and Christina Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker Mr. and Mrs. Kelton L. Warren Jr. Ms. Michelle Waterman Bryan and Li Weaver Ms. Megan Weddle Dr. and Mrs. James Weeks The Wellman Family Will and Karla White Ms. Karen Brush White ’87 Ms. Karley Whitehead Mr. Shelton M. Wicks ’07 Leta and Mark Wildasin Mrs. Erica Williams Mr. Mark Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. Brian Williams Mr. Taylor Williams ’23 Eddie Williams Dena and Paul Williamson Ms. Ashley Willits Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Wilson Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Wilson Michele Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wilson Sarah and Steve Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wiser Mrs. Kelli Wisthoff Mr. and Mrs. William R. Witherow Jr. Mr. Mark Wood Mr. and Mrs. David Woolbright Leah Woolbright Mrs. Barbara Johnson Worley Mr. Elliott Ybarra ’25 Jen and Rick Ybarra Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yebuah Ms. Sunny Yoo Mrs. Kim Young Ean Zachariah ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zenner Mr. and Mrs. William R. Zepeda Ruby Zullo ’25 Kelly and Bill Zullo Anonymous (48)

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PARENT PARTICIPATION B Y G R A D E L E V E L 2024-2025 FRA FUND PA R E N T PA R T I C I PAT I O N B Y G R A D E L E V E L

The following FRA parents are acknowledged for their gifts from July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025.

Every gift makes a difference, and we are grateful for the participation of so many of our families.

PRE-K 3 - CLASS OF 2040

Alaina and Justin Brown Ray and Elizabeth Carollo Mr. Arthur D’Angelo and Mrs. Karen Thornton Dustin and Kara Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Ellis Mr. and Ms. David Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Gallimore Stephen and Emily Garrett Mr. Sam Garza and Ms. Allie Reed Mr. and Mrs. Ajay Gupta Jeremy and Margaret Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Herbold The Jaques Family Jessica and Jeff Krones Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Josh Marcum Angelica and Cody Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. May Mr. Chandler N. Premo ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Raad Dr. Tiffany Rangel and Mr. Alexander Rangel Mr. and Mrs. Chip Reeves Meg and Pete Sergel Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sohr ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stamkos Paige and Ryan Succop Mr. and Mrs. Dale G. Thompson Brooke and Ross Vizard

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker Mr. and Mrs. Josh L. Whalen Dr. and Mrs. Andy E. Wicke David and Molly Williams Jordan and Jackie Woodruff Anonymous (1)

PRE-K 4 - CLASS OF 2039

Justin and Leanne Atchison Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Baker Will and Keegan Banks Kevin and Clarke Byard Mr. and Mrs. Chirag Delwadia The Dilbeck Family Hays and Houston Estes ’00 Walter and Tattie Grace Ferebee Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Frazier (Shannon Williams ’08) Janice and E.J. Gaines Stephen and Emily Garrett Jared and Chrissie Haas Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Harris Trey and Betsy Hill Derek and Vanessa Hoevel The Jaulin Family Drs. Brittany and Jason Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Lammers Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mariani The Mathman Family Mr. and Mrs. Nathan McMasters

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Morency Mr. and Mrs. Chase G. Neely The O’Reilly Family Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Orsolini The Paddock Family Mr. and Mrs. Nitesh Patel ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Premo ’10 (Hunter Schleicher ’12) Mr. and Mrs. Rome Ramirez Sean and Taylor Ramsey Amanda and Stephen Rush Rachel and Nathan Sanders ’06 Mr. Isaac Sanders ’03 Jensi Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Noel Scruggs Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seneker William and Rosebud Skudder Mr. and Mrs. Maximilian C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Strazzeri The Sweezy Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tolsma Mr. and Mrs. Alex Trent Stephen and Hillary Vickers Jason and Jesselyn Young Anonymous (2)

JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN - CLASS OF 2038 Annie and Bret Alvis Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Baker Mr. and Mrs. Brian Williams

Jessica and Charlie Boyd (Jessica Bracken ’00) Samantha and Chris Boyd Dr. Elizabeth Boyd Shannon ’09 and Dr. Bryan Shannon Kevin and Clarke Byard Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clay V Mr. and Mrs. Randall Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Sam Darsinos The Dilbeck Family Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gall Mr. and Ms. David Gallagher Mr. Sam Garza and Ms. Allie Reed Amy and Bennett Graham Mr. and Mrs. Ajay Gupta Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Herbold Phil and MacKenzie Hyde Mrs. Tricia Kriese Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Lamm Mara and Miles Lipman Casey and Clay Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. May Mr. and Mrs. Nathan McMasters Amanda and Ben Miller Mr. and Mrs. Nitesh Patel ’00 Skye and Trey Peckenpaugh Mr. and Mrs. Ted Raad Dr. Tiffany Rangel and Mr. Alexander Rangel Mr. and Mrs. Chip Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Jay Salato ’03 (Kristin Garman ’05) Meg and Pete Sergel Mark and Abby Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Tannehill Mr. George Tibbs IV and Mrs. Kristin Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John E. Toomey Courtney and Russell Tyree Will and Karla White David and Molly Williams The Willingham Family Jordan and Jackie Woodruff Anonymous (1)

KINDERGARTEN - CLASS OF 2037

John and Amber Arnold Stephanie and Kennon Askew Justin and Leanne Atchison Scott and Susan Bell Alaina and Justin Brown Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bumgardner Neha and Brandon Campbell Ray and Elizabeth Carollo Cody and Ashley Clayton Dan and Andrea Cleeton Mr. and Mrs. Randall Cobb Denyel and Mark Coleman Mark and Julie Couch Mr. and Mrs. Chirag Delwadia The Diaz Family Hays and Houston Estes ’00 Walter and Tattie Grace Ferebee Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fortier Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Frazier (Shannon Williams ’08) Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Gallimore The Garrick Family Nick and Jane Gordon The Jaques Family Drs. Brittany and Jason Jones The Lamson Family Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mariani Angelica and Cody Marsh The Mathman Family

Sean & Eleanor McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. McMillan Joe and Rachel Mort Mr. and Mrs. Chase G. Neely Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Orsolini Nancy Pham and Vin Phan Ashley and Parker Rains Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scarlett ’97 The Schaedle Family Carly and Allan Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schutt (Kristie Koerner ’04) Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stamkos Daine and Luke Stocker Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Strazzeri Paige and Ryan Succop The Sweezy Family Mr. and Mrs. Dale G. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tolsma Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turner Brian and Karen Weisser

FIRST GRADE - CLASS OF 2036

John and Amber Arnold Mary Margaret and Tim Behncke Kaci and Dan Benedetti Mr. and Mrs. Brian Williams Anna and Jaz Boon The Cassel Family Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clay V Kat and Billy Dec The Denmark Family Mr. and Mrs. Brigham A. Dixson Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dugger The Erndl Family Diana and Paul Fassbender Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Kiel Fisher (Jacqueline Bracken ’06) Kent Furlong Justin and Amanda Godown Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Harris Trey and Betsy Hill Dawn and Richard Ho Phil and MacKenzie Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Johnson ’96 Sarah and CJ Lusk Jenny Matthews ’02 and Holcomb Burke Jami and Ryan Miller The O’Reilly Family The Paddock Family Mr. and Mrs. Rome Ramirez Nicole and Edward Reed Sarah and Jono Scarlet Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seneker Chris and Jenna Sobey Mr. and Mrs. Darin Stanchfield Mr. and Mrs. John E. Toomey Kristene and Steve Turner Ms. Millicent Van Mol Vance ’95 and Mr. Jamie C. Vance Mr. and Mrs. Josh L. Whalen Will and Karla White Mr. and Mrs. Brian Williams Anonymous (2)

SECOND GRADE - CLASS OF 2035

Joe and Molly Anderson Stephanie and Kennon Askew The Bean Family Samantha and Chris Boyd Lisa and Wright Brooks Mr. and Mrs. David Carpenter (Savannah White ’09)

The Cassel Family Mr. Bryan Coston Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fortier Janice and E.J. Gaines Meredith and David Gilpin Nick and Jane Gordon Amy and Bennett Graham Jeremy and Margaret Hamilton Michelle and Noel Hengelbrok The Jaques Family Amy and Rod Jones Drs. Brittany and Jason Jones The Lamson Family Angelica and Cody Marsh Casey and Clay Matthews Courtney and John McLarty Jen and Juan Otero The Otillio Family Elizabeth and Ryan Saffle The Schaedle Family Ashley Shannon and Matthew Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Tannehill Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Turner Terry and Leslie Woodall Anonymous (6)

THIRD GRADE - CLASS OF 2034 Medya and Ibrahim Ariyan Betsey and David Bachert The Barbe Family The Bean Family Kaci and Dan Benedetti Anna and Jaz Boon Neha and Brandon Campbell Mr. and Mrs. David Coburn Drs. Danni and Adam Cottrill The Denmark Family The Diaz Family Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunkerley The Edgeworth Family Diana and Paul Fassbender Kent Furlong The Giompoletti Family Justin and Amanda Godown Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Herbold Lindsay and Marc Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kaufman The Kern Family Cara and Ryan Kirkland Bess and Brandon Knox Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kuck The Jaulin Family Justin and Erin Marks Casey and Clay Matthews Courtney and John McLarty Jennifer and Aaron Montlary Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Morency Steven T. Morris Joe and Rachel Mort Mrs. Tara Scarlett and Mr. Michael Peacock Sean and Taylor Ramsey Mr. Isaac Sanders ’03 Jensi Sanders Bryan and Cassidy Spicer Paige and Ryan Succop The Sweezy Family Read and Danielle Talley Mr. and Mrs. Kurtis Taylor Courtney and Russell Tyree Russ and Ashley Wade

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Ms. Sunny Yoo Mr. Ben Zobrist Anonymous (4)

FOURTH GRADE - CLASS OF 2033

Sarah and Martin Akin Annie and Bret Alvis Medya and Ibrahim Ariyan Ellie and Tommy Axford The Bego Family Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bumgardner Aaron and Emily Burley Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chassaignac (Florence Stumb ’95) Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clay V Denyel and Mark Coleman Lauren and Matt Cost Mr. David Dawson and Dr. Garrett Dawson Mr. and Mrs. David Dermenjian Wendy and Christopher Ellis The Erndl Family Mr. and Mrs. Kiel Fisher (Jacqueline Bracken ’06) Mr. and Ms. David Gallagher Dr. and Mrs. Chad Given (Carley Tucker ’00) Amy and Bennett Graham Carlin and Baird Graham Jennifer and William Greenleaf Ms. Ginger Y. Harper ’90 Brittany and William Haugh Sean and Danielle O’Brien Chris and Liz Hughes Dr. and Mrs. Rick Lebow Sarah and CJ Lusk Colin and Carrie Menser Jami and Ryan Miller Lynn and Charles Moll Derrick and Charity Morgan Tara and Lea Murphy Mary Hulsey The Otillio Family Nancy Pham and Vin Phan Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rigsby Kate and Brad Scarbrough Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scarlett ’97 The Schaedle Family Chris and Jenna Sobey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Darin Stanchfield Daine and Luke Stocker Dr. and Mrs. Nick Strane Col. and Mrs. Brian Supko Erika and Matt Thompson Mr. and Mrs. David R. Turnbull IV Andrew Wagner and Christina Zhang Jordan and Jon Wiggs ’01 Anonymous (3)

FIFTH GRADE - CLASS OF 2032

Gerald Andrady Stephanie and Kennon Askew Mary Margaret and Tim Behncke Stacey and Jason Bennett Chris and Katherine Booker Samantha and Chris Boyd Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford Sean and Lori Buck Mr. Keith Bulluck and Mrs. Heather Weeks-Bulluck The Cassel Family Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dugger Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunkerley Drs. JC and Cristina Estrada

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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gegenwarth Mr. and Mrs. Justin Geisinger The Giompoletti Family The Guy Family Mary Caradine and Greg Hamrick Brittany and William Haugh Mr. and Mrs. John D. Herald Eric and Amanda Hicklin Kent and Imogen Hoskins Wes and Kristen Huffman Maggie and Allen Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Johnson ’96 Amy and Rod Jones Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kaufman Cara and Ryan Kirkland Bess and Brandon Knox Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kuck Jim and Lora MacKenzie Doug and Diane Mackenzie Justin and Erin Marks Morgan and Paul Martin Elizabeth and Ben Miller David and Yatasha Moore Tyson and Lindsay Moore Drs. Brandon and Lindsey Newman Dr. Patrick Norris and Dr. Marcella Woods Mrs. Tara Scarlett and Mr. Michael Peacock Elizabeth and Josh Pittman Reggie and Krista Smith Ramsey ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ransom Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson Robert and Kristen Ross Matt and Jodi Schroer Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Seaton Mr. Justin Simpson Chanda and John Teas ’88 Mr. Andrew M. Thimme The Trepka Family The Walker Family Foundation Russ and Ashley Wade Brian and Karen Weisser Jordan and Jon Wiggs ’01 Anonymous (5)

SIXTH GRADE - CLASS OF 2031

Medya and Ibrahim Ariyan Anthony Bond Ashley and Ryan Cain ’96 Marshall and Marcy Burridge Mr. David Dawson and Dr. Garrett Dawson Mr. and Mrs. David Dermenjian The Diaz Family Christopher and Bethany Dinkel Ms. Jenna Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Chad Dunn Wendy and Christopher Ellis Jason and Scotty Falk Mr. and Ms. Marco Fioravanti Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Foxx Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gatlin George and Jennifer Green Mr. and Mrs. Alex Haemmerlein (Brittany Blalock ’02) Maggie and Chase Herndon Kate Coleman Drew and Ellie Holcomb Mary Hulsey Dr. and Mrs. Eric G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kaeser (Ashley Core ’99) Amanda and Clayton Kellum

The Kern Family Jessica and Jeff Krones Lynn and Tim Lawyer Dr. and Mrs. Rick Lebow Mr. Todd Pewitt and Mrs. Laing P. McCullough ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. McMillan Ashley and RJ Meacham Mr. and Mrs. R. Dale Mitchell Derrick and Charity Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Murphy John and Melanie Peets Aline and Jon Pinkston ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rhodes (Allison Sutton ’96) The Rybacki Family Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Sutton Carly and Allan Schroeder Ashley and Jared Smith Mr. and Mrs. Darin Stanchfield Daine and Luke Stocker Paula and Greg Stuart Col. and Mrs. Brian Supko Alan and Angela Taylor Erika and Matt Thompson Mary Scott and Daniel Thorne ’98 Mr. Matt Thornton and Dr. Cindy Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Toomey Andrew Wagner and Christina Zhang Ms. Michelle Waterman The Willingham Family Mr. and Mrs. William R. Witherow Jr. Don Barnes and Ruby Wu Jason and Laura Zachariah Anonymous (5)

SEVENTH GRADE - CLASS OF 2030

Stacey and Steve Anderson Ellie and Tommy Axford Scott and Susan Bell Dr. Earl and Rekeshia Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Berrios Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlton The Cassel Family Amy and Mark Chaffin Cody and Ashley Clayton The Cockrel Family Lauren and Matt Cost Mr. and Mrs. William Crabtree (Sharon Pewitt ’99) Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett Dalton ’88 (Mary-Evelyn Holder ’90) Kat and Billy Dec Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Duncan Mr. Kevin and Dr. Ruth Ross Edmonds Mr. and Mrs. Ben English Drs. JC and Cristina Estrada Marc and Tammy Fender Allie and Leo Flores Happy and Bo Fulk Mr. and Mrs. Justin Geisinger Meredith and David Gilpin Dr. and Mrs. Chad Given (Carley Tucker ’00) Chris and Katherine Goodson Brandon and Mallory Graffeo Carlin and Baird Graham Jennifer and William Greenleaf Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harper Renee Harris Dawn and Richard Ho Kent and Imogen Hoskins Mr. and Mrs. Zach M. Hunt Amy and Josh Jenkins-Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah C. Johnson ’98 (Ashley Jenny ’98)

Mr. and Mrs. Richard King Ann-Marie Sutherland and Russell Kirk Brad and Tonya Lance Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Lentz Trevor and Sarah Mathiesen Drs. Angie and Andrew McVie Colin and Carrie Menser Tara and Lea Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nash Kerry and Trevor Olson Bonnie and Young Paik Michael and Nikki Pardue Mr. and Mrs. Josh S. Ray Nicole and Edward Reed Mr. Marcel Rodriguez Ramazzini and Dr. Carrie Anne Berryman Robert and Kristen Ross Dr. Allison Patten McGuire ’95 and Mr. Max Sadler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scarlett ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Schmoke Frank and Kirsten Schriner Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Sherry Mr. Matthew L. Simpson ’93 Kristen and Matthew Slocum The Trepka Family Katherine and Chris Trokey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Turner Mr. and Mrs. Zach Wideman Mr. and Mrs. William R. Witherow Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Witkowski Anonymous (5)

EIGHTH GRADE - CLASS OF 2029

Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Atema Jr. Stacey and Jason Bennett Dr. Earl and Rekeshia Bennett David Bishop Rachel Bourke Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Brasfield Chris and Ben Burns Rafael and Karla Calderon The Carrico Family Kevin and Amber Carson Donna and Will Chapman ’91 Mr. Thomas Cowhey and Ms. Cynthia Lasker The Diaz Family Mr. and Mrs. Chad Dunn Courtney and Drew Fassett Dr. Michael Fatt and Dr. Jacqueline Coleman-Fatt Sharan and Philip Feemster Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gegenwarth The Giompoletti Family Mr. and Mrs. Ted Goldthorpe Mrs. Ritchey Tomich Graham ’94 Chris and Kimberly Hood Maggie and Allen Huggins Mrs. Amy Beth Jones David, Vicki and Jack Keedy George and April Khoury Lynn and Tim Lawyer Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. Lown (Katie Tomlinson ’95) Ivelisse and Blake Martin Mr. and Mrs. S. Jason Mathias ’97 (Heather Osteen ’97) Mr. and Mrs. Blake McLean (Abby Mathias ’03) Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. McRae III Mr. and Mrs. Gary Militante Ms. Heather Moreau-Kralj

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William J. Neal Jr. Drs. Brandon and Lindsey Newman Amy and James Otto Karen and Mark Palmieri Steve and Deanna Parker Emily and Brook Pearse ’99 Jamie and Laura Pfeffer Aline and Jon Pinkston ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rigsby Mr. Gustav T. Rodewald ’00 Elizabeth and Ryan Saffle Peter Schellinger and Errin Gulati Betsy and Mike Slocum Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Stacy Dr. and Mrs. Nick Strane Chanda and John Teas ’88 Chris and Jessica Tompkins Katherine and Chris Trokey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Turner Andrew Wagner and Christina Zhang The Wellman Family Brooke and Derek West Mr. Ben Zobrist Anonymous (10)

FRESHMEN - CLASS OF 2028

John and Amber Arnold Mr. and Mrs. William P. Alderson ’89 (Jodi Gregory ’89) Stacey and Steve Anderson Erin and Ben Anderson Ellie and Tommy Axford Lindsay and Lee Ballew Jennifer and Greg Bays Melissa and Jeb Beasley Mr. Keith Bulluck and Mrs. Heather Weeks-Bulluck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlton The Cassel Family Jean-Marie and Ryan Clark The Cooper Family Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett Dalton ’88 (Mary-Evelyn Holder ’90) Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dobbs Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Duncan Drs. JC and Cristina Estrada Courtney and Drew Fassett Carrie and Kevin Finnegan Mr. and Ms. Marco Fioravanti Jack and Laura Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Gadsey Heather and Noel Glasgow Brandon and Mallory Graffeo Carlin and Baird Graham Shannon and Neal Hager Grant and Elizabeth Hammond Mary Caradine and Greg Hamrick Renee Harris George Hefferan Rachel and Erik Herbert Kate Coleman Lindsay and Marc Jenkins Amy and Josh Jenkins-Robbins Bryan and Haley Johnson Hannah Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kaeser (Ashley Core ’99) Alicia Keith Amanda and Clayton Kellum The Kern Family Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kinnard

Ann-Marie Sutherland and Russell Kirk Mr. and Mrs. William Maggart Mrs. Amy Johnson Manzanares ’95 Lynley and Tee McCarley ’94 Mr. Shane McCormick Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas McDaniel Sarah and Coleigh McKay Liz and Mark Miller Mandie and Ken Nimitz Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ogden Lisa and Sean Olson Bonnie and Young Paik Amy and Wes Pass Dr. Courtney Peterson ’96 Hollie and Paul Rapello Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson Ms. Holley Roberts Mr. Marcel Rodriguez Ramazzini and Dr. Carrie Anne Berryman Mr. and Mrs. Erik Ruggieri The Rybacki Family Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Schmoke Frank and Kirsten Schriner Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Seaton Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Joel Simpler Mr. and Mrs. Maximilian C. Smith Bryan and Cassidy Spicer Katie Sturdivant Kate and Tom Sullivan Mr. Matt Thornton and Dr. Cindy Thornton Greg and Carla Thurman Beth and Todd Vessel Russ and Ashley Wade Trish and Mike Walsh Brooke and Derek West Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodard Jr. ’79 Mr. and Mrs. David Woolbright Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zenner Anonymous (6)

SOPHOMORES - CLASS OF 2027

Penny Austermiller Nicole and Bill Boylan Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford The Cockrel Family Hillary and Jay Cooper Lauren and Matt Cost Mr. and Mrs. William Crabtree (Sharon Pewitt ’99) Bethany and Bill Darsinos Liz and Chad Denning Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dickens Rebecca and Christy DiNapoli Christopher and Bethany Dinkel Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fleming LaRonda Fletcher The Fox Family Happy and Bo Fulk Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gardner Chris and Katherine Goodson Mrs. Ritchey Tomich Graham ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Haemmerlein (Brittany Blalock ’02) The Hazlitt Family Taylor and Kelly Hillenmeyer Chris and Sarah Holstein Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson (Cathy Carpenter ’87) Julie and Richard L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William Jones Nicole Kidman

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Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. Lauer Jane and Mike Lee Mr. and Mrs. Matt T. Lowney Ivelisse and Blake Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jason Maynard Dr. Allison Patten McGuire ’95 and Mr. Max Sadler Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. McRae III Drs. Angie and Andrew McVie Mrs. R. Ashley Milam Katherine and Jimmy Miller Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nash Drs. Brandon and Lindsey Newman Kerry and Trevor Olson Michael and Nikki Pardue Emily and Brook Pearse ’99 Mary and Jason Perrine Aline and Jon Pinkston ’90 Mr. John Piovarcy and Ms. Kelly Kirby-Piovarcy Mr. and Mrs. Greg Poland Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Saman Poori Mr. Lawrence Powers and Mrs. Melanie Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Sherry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ransom Jaimie and Jon Robinson Mr. Bryan Roby and Dr. Ashley Roby Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Brad Sanderson Sarah and Jono Scarlet Kristen and Matthew Slocum Holly and Clint Smith Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Stacy Eric and Diane Taylor Chris and Jessica Tompkins Julie and Will Trapp Brandy Vaught Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Song Chris Vlahos Bryan and Li Weaver Sarah and Steve Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zenner Mr. Ben Zobrist Anonymous (11)

Brandon and Mallory Graffeo Melanie and Jason Hale Gigi and George Hanna Dr. Judith Howell Joe and Marianne Huddle Susan and Mark Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jungmichel ’88 (Denise Pilkinton ’89) Jen and Chris Kovalcik Jane and Mike Lee Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. Lown (Katie Tomlinson ’95) Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Marquez Meredith and Jeff Marwill Mr. and Mrs. S. Jason Mathias ’97 (Heather Osteen ’97) Mr. and Mrs. Jason Maynard Lynley and Tee McCarley ’94 Karen and Mark Palmieri Jerrod and Melinda Menz Mr. and Mrs. Gary Militante Susannah and Jeffrey Millar Taylor and Whit Moloney Ms. Beatriz Morales Kimberly and Perry Moulds Dana and Phillip Nappi Craig and Kathryn Neely Karen and Robert Norton Ms. Michele Onken Steve and Deanna Parker Hollie and Paul Rapello Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Rhodes Adrienne Richardson Scott and Tara Riggs Kim and Chris Sigmund Lisa Sivley Betsy and Mike Slocum Jamie and Abby Spencer Carrie and Andrew Stokes Kate and Tom Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Brendan A. Thompson Katherine and Chris Trokey Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wesley Misty and T. Chad White Kelly and Bill Zullo Anonymous (6)

JUNIORS - CLASS OF 2026

SENIORS - CLASS OF 2025

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Alderson ’89 (Jodi Gregory ’89) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Anderson ’89 The Arrieta Family Courtney and Michael Atnip Mr. and Mrs. Bubba Auberson Melissa and Jeb Beasley Catherine and Jeff Beemer Heidi and Douglas Brown Mr. Keith Bulluck and Mrs. Heather Weeks-Bulluck Ashley and Ryan Cain ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlton Moni Cook and Lisa Hackney The Cooper Family Carina and Mark Cristofalo Lauren and De Dawkins The de Gracia Family Trudy, Alex, Gretchen, and Samantha Dedman Mr. and Mrs. John Emrhein Drs. JC and Cristina Estrada Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Everett Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Floyd Amanda Potter Gibbs ’91 Lei Ann and Gregory Gleaves Mr. and Mrs. Ted Goldthorpe

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Gurmit and Anina Advani Erin and Ben Anderson Penny Austermiller Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Baker Lindsay and Lee Ballew Traci and Tom Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Andy Beasley Mr. and Mrs. H. Garrett Beasley ’96 Mr. Richard Borsini Josh and Wendy Bowling Nicole and Bill Boylan Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford Bill and Gina Bradshaw Lori and Shelby Breaux-Mitchell Chris and Ben Burns Kate Coleman Karen and William Cooper Jennifer and Chad Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett Dalton ’88 (Mary-Evelyn Holder ’90) Emily and Kris Douglas The Dove Family Steve and Rachael DuPerrieu Ms. Ana Escobar Carrie and Kevin Finnegan

Jack and Laura Franklin The Fuson Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Gadsey The Guy Family The Halas Family Renee Harris Heather and Chris Hart Adele and Clinton Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn S. Jones Mrs. Amy Beth Jones Ms. Marqui Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kouchoukos Jennifer Kraus Melanie and Don Larson Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lindseth Jr. ’88 Ms. Kristin Stegall Locke ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. Lown (Katie Tomlinson ’95) Mr. and Mrs. William Maggart Marie and Porter Maxwell Barbara and David McCall Kevin, Marcia, and Collin McCord Deborah and Tavis McCourt Dr. and Mrs. James G. McDowell Jr. Ms. Mandy Milek Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mondzelewski Margaret Moore The Doctors Muldowney Lisa and Sean Olson Mary and Jason Perrine The Petty Family Aline and Jon Pinkston ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. S. Potts The Ramirez-Gonzalez Family Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rhodes (Allison Sutton ’96) Ms. Lisa Schaad Kendra and David Schenkel Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Seaton The Simons Family The Speed Family Jamie and Abby Spencer Ashley Sanders Sullivan (’88) and Jeff Sullivan Catherine and John Teasley The Thacker Family Warren and Wilbrena Thomas Katherine Torkelsen Mr. and Mrs. David R. Turnbull IV Chere Van Allen Eddie Williams Jen and Rick Ybarra Mr. and Mrs. Jason and Laura Zachariah Mr. and Mrs. William R. Zepeda Kelly and Bill Zullo Anonymous (4)

TRIBUTES The following donors gave a gift to The FRA Fund in honor or memory of the noted person from July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025. *Denotes student donor In honor of Anina Advani Mr. Sean Advani ’25* In memory of Mr. William B. Akin William and Paige Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bueschen (Alison Carpenter ’85) Mrs. Julia Gray Bradshaw Cole Mrs. Jane B. Corcoran Mr. Will Elliott ’17 Amanda Potter Gibbs ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ligon ’89 Mrs. Beth R. Loudermilk Mr. James S. Main Ms. Millicent Van Mol Vance ’95 and Mr. Jamie C. Vance Mr. and Mrs. Kelton L. Warren Jr. In honor of Brandon Albright Ms. Dylan Anderson ’25* In honor of Shawn Allen Ms. Eleanor Douglas ’25* Mr. Lex Jackson ’25* Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 Ms. Vivian Krupek ’25* Mr. Nate Lindseth ’25* Ms. Mckenzie Locke ’25* Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. Lown (Katie Tomlinson ’95) Ms. Olivia Lown ’25* Ms. Ava Olson ’25*

In honor of Cam Anderson Howard and Kathy Anderson In honor of Reade Anderson Howard and Kathy Anderson In honor of Ryan Anderson Howard and Kathy Anderson In honor of Jennifer Archie Ms. Ruby Zullo ’25* In memory of Linda Greer Arnold Mrs. Genevieve B. Desha In honor of Charlotte Atchison Justin and Leanne Atchison In honor of William Atchison Justin and Leanne Atchison In honor of Betsey Bachert Mr. Max Boylan ’25* Ms. Kendall Burns ’25* Mr. Cabell Cunningham ’25* Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Floyd In honor of Stacey Banks-Houston Ms. Ashling Barrett ’25* Mr. Witt Maxwell ’25* In honor of Maggie Barbe Brenda Hughey In honor of Paige Barnes Mrs. Kim Young

In honor of Michael Bartha Mr. Liam Bradford ’25* Mr. Davis Dove ’25* Ms. Lulu Gray ’25* Ms. Layne Guy ’25* Mr. Collin McCord ’25* In honor of Cassie Bates Ms. Abigail J. Hodges ’25* Ms. AnnaClaire Schenkel ’25* In honor of Coach Alex Bennett Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 In honor of Shaun Blevins Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 In honor of Ross Bolen Lindsay and Marc Jenkins In honor of Parker Boling Gregg and Brooke Boling In honor of Thatcher Boling Gregg and Brooke Boling In memory of Bill Bradshaw Sr. Ms. Allie Bradshaw ’25* Mr. Tommy Dunham Ms. Judy Speed In honor of Sam Bradshaw Mr. Jin Holloway ’25*

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LEO Events Honors FRA Alumna Amy Manzanares With Tribute Gift Amy Manzanares ’95 was a passionate executive, volunteer, FRA alumna, and, above all else, mother.

“Amy was a deeply devoted and endlessly energetic mom,” says friend and colleague Cindy Brewer. “She parented with the same intention, attentiveness, and heart that she brought to every aspect of her life.”

Manzanares honed those traits at FRA, where she built lifelong friendships, was inspired by expert teachers, and received an exceptional education, propelling her to Southern Methodist University upon graduation. She worked for large event marketing and destination management firms before joining LEO Events, a global events company headquartered in Nashville, in 2012. Manzanares became a cornerstone of the agency’s growth and culture, ascending to senior vice president of account management.

“Amy was a remarkable force in our lives and our business: thoughtful, sharp, competitive, generous, and just a little bit magic,” Brewer says.

When Manzanares’ husband, Demian, passed away in 2018, she became the sole provider and caregiver to the couple’s two sons.

“When Demian died, it was the lifetime of friendships Amy had built, largely via this community at FRA, that rose up to love and support her and the boys,” says friend Florence Chassaignac ’95. “These women, some of whom didn’t even know one another all that well, came together in an instant to be the firm foundation that Amy, Jake and Preston needed. This community of love constructed over 20 years knew how to respond because Amy had been showing us since the day we met her.”

Amy Manzanares died unexpectedly from an illness on May 8, 2025 at the age of 48. Her employer, LEO Events, chose to make a tribute gift to FRA in her honor.

The gift supports the Coach David Tucker Fund for Student Life, which enhances an FRA upper school student’s experience in the area of the arts, athletics, experiential learning, or spiritual life. Students with demonstrated financial need can apply each year for the funds.

“As we look back on the people in Amy’s life, the vast majority of her friends were connected to FRA or LEO,” Chassaignac says. “So, the idea that LEO would invest in FRA on behalf of Amy seems like the most logical and fitting connection, tying these two organizations, for which she cared so deeply, together in her memory.”

If you have a loved one who has been impacted by FRA, establishing a memorial or tribute gift is a meaningful way to honor that person while supporting the work of FRA’s mission. To learn more, contact Kim Worel, director of major gifts and donor relations, at worelki@franklinroadacademy.com.

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In honor of Ashlyn Bufton The Barbe Family Magnolia Copperman* In honor of Christopher Bumgardner Leta and Mark Wildasin In honor of Matthew Bumgardner Leta and Mark Wildasin In honor of Sarah J. Cady Jenny Matthews ’02 and Holcomb Burke In honor of William L. Campbell Sr. William L Campbell Jr. In memory of Jimmie Carder Dena and Paul Williamson In honor of Thomas Carlton Joyce M. Ebright Mr. Charlie Holmes ’25* Ms. AnnaClaire Schenkel ’25* Ms. Alex Taylor ’21 In honor of Savannah Carpenter Ms. Karolina Calderon* In honor of Jill and Sean Casey Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cleveland In honor of Sean Casey Mr. George Halas ’25* Mr. Damon Petty ’25* Mr. Ean Zachariah ’25* In honor of Casey Catignani Amanda and Stephen Rush In honor of Bob Chandler Mr. Henry M. Giompoletti* Ms. Abigail J. Hodges ’25* Mr. Walker Jones ’25* Ms. Emily Nance ’16 Ms. Claire Perrine ’25* Chris and Jessica Tompkins In honor of the Class of 2025 Mr. Roman Mahlerwein ’25* Mr. James William Kennedy Muldowney IV ’25* In memory of Jonathan Claxton Mrs. Ritchey Tomich Graham ’94 In honor of Kris Climer Mr. Max Boylan ’25* Mr. Parker Finnegan ’25* Ms. Maia McCourt ’25* Deborah and Tavis Mccourt Mr. Garrett Self ’25* Ms. Ava Jean Teague ’25* Mr. Elliott Ybarra ’25* In honor of Ms. Kalee Coburn The Erndl Family In honor of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Colton Julie and Richard L. Jones In memory of Julia C. Colton Julie and Richard L. Jones In honor of KaraAnn Cooper The Cooper Family In honor of Katie Cooper The Cooper Family In honor of Randy Cooper The Cooper Family In honor of Sharon Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. Randall Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Jere D. Pewitt

In honor of Brennan Crook Heather Herbert In honor of Mia Dalton Barbara and David McCall In honor of Henry Dalton Barbara and David McCall In honor of Mr. Arthur D’Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maurice Pfeffer The Wellman Family In honor of Laura Davis Ms. Claire Perrine ’25* Ms. Caroline Simons ’25* In honor of Amelia Dawkins Mr. and Mrs. Wynne James In honor of David Dawson Ms. Constance Cooper ’25* Mr. Bennett Doerflinger ’24 Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 Ms. Aubrey Spencer ’25* In honor of Abby Deering Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Deering In honor of Nate Deering Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Deering In memory of John Edwin Dilbeck Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dilbeck In honor of Bridget Dermenjian Daniel and Patricia Dietzler In honor of Stephanie DeSantis Mark and Abby Stevens In honor of Maddi Devey Mr. George Halas ’25* Mr. Garrett Self ’25* In memory of Paul Dinkel Christopher and Bethany Dinkel In memory of Paige Dragon Shelley and Todd Dragon ’88 Suzanne and Bill Dragon In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dunkerley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunkerley In honor of Asher Erndl Karen Acuff In honor of Cameron Erndl Karen Acuff In honor of the Favicchio Family Mark Benfer In honor of Stephanie Feyes Mr. Liam Bradford ’25* Ms. Paige Johnson ’19 Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 Ms. Darcy Seaton ’25* Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sizemore III In honor of Julia Fleming Ms. Rollen Teasley ’25* In honor of Fred Frawley Lisa Baskin ’81 Mrs. Annadele Benson (Barnes) ’16 Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 In honor of Brooks Frazier Tamara and Perry Lankford In honor of Shepherd Frazier Tamara and Perry Lankford In honor of Addrian Frederick Mr. Rafael Calderon Jr.* Ms. Constance Cooper ’25*

Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 Mr. Cole Koogler ’23 In honor of David Gallagher Mr. Liam Bradford ’25* Ms. Layne Guy ’25* In honor of Jacqui Gardner Mr. Bennett Sullivan ’25* In honor of Ottilie Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gardner In honor of Ellie Garrett Ken and Cathy Drumwright Stephen and Emily Garrett In honor of Olivia Garrett Ken and Cathy Drumwright Stephen and Emily Garrett In honor of Justin Geisinger Mr. Charlie Speed ’25* In honor of Claire Gilpin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gilpin In honor of Owen Gilpin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gilpin In honor of Courtney Gilreath Ms. Abigail Deering ’25* Ms. Bretton Thacker ’25* In honor of Thomas Gilroy Gurmit and Anina Advani Mr. Sean Advani ’25* Mr. Max Boylan ’25* Mr. Cabell Cunningham ’25* Mr. Parker Finnegan ’25* Mr. Charlie Holmes ’25* Mr. Witt Maxwell ’25* Kevin, Marcia, and Collin McCord Mr. Collin McCord ’25* Mr. James William Kennedy Muldowney IV ’25* Mr. Garrett Self ’25* Mr. Charlie Speed ’25* Mr. Bennett Sullivan ’25* Mr. Hunter Tolleson ’25* Mr. Ean Zachariah ’25* In honor of Carley Given Ms. Jan Tucker In memory of Coach Steve Glass The Better Business Bureau Middle Tennessee Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holzmer Jr. Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 In honor of the Goldthorpe Family Dr. and Mrs. Harold Morse In honor of Sydney Goncalves Mark and Abby Stevens In honor of Julia Goodin John and Amber Arnold In honor of Ruby Gunnels Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brock In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Halas Mr. George Halas ’25* In memory of Melinda Hames Mr. Glen Bates and Mrs. Beckie Simmons Bates In honor of Allison Hammat Ms. Darcy Seaton ’25* In honor of Matt Hanson Mr. Parker Finnegan ’25* Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 Mr. Ean Zachariah ’25*

In honor of Sidney Grace Harper Ms. Joan Martin In honor of John Harris Mr. Liam Bradford ’25* Ms. Hayley Fuller ’18 In honor of Ryan Harris Ms. Emmeline Cannon ’25* Ms. Lulu Gray ’25* Mr. George Halas ’25* Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 Mr. Charlie Speed ’25* Ms. Aubrey Spencer ’25* In honor of Chris Hart Ms. Karolina Calderon* Mr. Rafael Calderon Jr.* Ms. Lulu Gray ’25* In memory of Juanita S. Hatchett Mr. and Mrs. Buford Oren Huffman III In honor of Jamaal Haywood Dawn and Richard Ho In honor of Heart to Heart Program Ms. Mckenzie Locke ’25* Ms. Aubrey Spencer ’25* In honor of Henry Herbert Steve and Tara Carson In honor of Ed and Ruth Hessey Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kennon Jr. ’82 In honor of Sonia Higdon Mr. Liam Bradford ’25* Ms. Eleanor Douglas ’25* Mr. George Halas ’25* Ms. Maia McCourt ’25* Ms. Caroline Simons ’25* In honor of Alana Hilkin Ms. Emmeline Cannon ’25* Ms. AnnaClaire Schenkel ’25* In honor of Layton Hilkin Pauline and Rob Hilkin In honor of Lochlyn Hilkin Pauline and Rob Hilkin In honor of Amanda Hinthorne Ms. Karolina Calderon* In honor of Addison Ho Ms. Carol Lindsey In honor of Haden Ho Ms. Carol Lindsey In honor of Jason Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. J. Anthony Hollingsworth In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Holloway Mr. Jin Holloway ’25* In honor of Jin Holloway Adele and Clinton Holloway In honor of JC Holloway Adele and Clinton Holloway In honor of Charlie Holmes Barbara and David McCall In honor of Fran Hoogestraat Mr. Cole Koogler ’23 In honor of Mrs. Kristen Huffman Brooke and Ross Vizard In honor of Charlotte Huggins Susan and Bill Huggins In honor of Emory Huggins Susan and Bill Huggins

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In memory of Dayna Avery Hulme Mrs. Courtney Hulme Eli ’11 In memory of Mr. Bob Jackson The Speed Family In honor of Rodney Jones Gurmit and Anina Advani Ms. Cate Calloway ’24 Mr. Bennett Doerflinger ’24 Mr. Drake Lankford ’24 Ms. Mckenzie Locke ’25* Ms. Sheila Nazemi ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sizemore III Mr. John Somers ’22 Mr. Cannon Tyner ’24 In honor of Hayden Kaeser Mr. and Mrs. William J. Core III In honor of Reed Kaeser Mr. and Mrs. William J. Core III In honor of Clifton Kaiser Ms. Dylan Anderson ’25* Mr. Liam Bradford ’25* Ms. Allie Bradshaw ’25* Ms. Kendall Burns ’25* Ms. Constance Cooper ’25* Ms. Abigail Deering ’25* Mr. Walker Jones ’25* Ms. Olivia Lown ’25* Ms. Isabelle Matthews ’21 Ms. Ruby Zullo ’25* In honor of Ms. Bridget Keener The Erndl Family In honor of Josephine Kelso Ms. Shelby Franklin ’25* Ms. Rosemary Milek ’25* In honor of Andie Kirkland Cara and Ryan Kirkland In honor of John Kirkland Cara and Ryan Kirkland In memory of Mike Kirkland Mrs. Cynthia Kirkland In honor of Becky Knight Ms. Joslin Austermiller ’25* Ms. Eleanor Douglas ’25* Ms. Anne Goldthorpe ’25* In honor of Bailey Knox Dr. Susan Mott-Coles In honor of Bear Knox Dr. Susan Mott-Coles In honor of EnaShea Kohler Jenny Matthews ’02 and Holcomb Burke In honor of Holly Koogler Ms. Cate Calloway ’24 Mr. Bennett Doerflinger ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Jere D. Pewitt In honor of Tricia Kriese Ms. Karolina Calderon* The Wellman Family In honor of Vivian Krupek Steve and Rachael DuPerrieu In honor of Caroline Kuck David and Mary Lou Evans In honor of William Kuck David and Mary Lou Evans

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In honor of Ms. Lui Lai Kimmia and Brent Doolittle Mike and Sue Salato In honor of Ms. Jenna Lamm Kimmia and Brent Doolittle Jeff and Nancy Polakiewicz Mike and Sue Salato In honor of Lucy Lamm Jeff and Nancy Polakiewicz In honor of Bennett Lance Michele Wilson In honor of Andrew Looney Kim and Bob Looney In honor of Scott Looney Kim and Bob Looney In honor of Beth Loudermilk Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bueschen (Alison Carpenter ’85) In honor of Sophia Lowney Susan and Bill Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Matt T. Lowney In honor of Matthew Maggart Mr. Benjamin Blahauvietz ’20 Mr. Dylan Gadsey ’20 Mr. Xander Pardue ’21 In honor of Kris Manning Mr. Collin McCord ’25* In memory of Amy Manzanares Mrs. Bolin K. Stumb In honor of Mrs. Marcum Nick and Jane Gordon In honor of Cody Marsh Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 In honor of Angelica Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kuck In honor of Theodore Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin In honor of the Mathman Family Mr. and Mrs. Don Baldwin In honor of Hannah Mathiesen Risa Capps In honor of Witt Maxwell Marie and Porter Maxwell In honor of Susan McCarley Patricia McCarley In honor of Will McCauley Mr. Max Boylan ’25* Ms. Olivia Lown ’25* Mr. Collin McCord ’25* Mr. Gabe Ramirez ’25* Ms. Rollen Teasley ’25* In memory of Robert, Rachel, and Sheila McCord and Garvis Richmond Kevin, Marcia, and Collin McCord In honor of Amelia McDonald Cherri Bobbitt In honor of Ryan McDonald Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 Mr. Hunter Tolleson ’25* Mr. Elliott Ybarra ’25* In memory of Dr. Jerry McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. McMillan In honor of Jared Mendiola Mr. Bennett Sullivan ’25* Ms. Rollen Teasley ’25*

In honor of Cecilia Moix Gurmit and Anina Advani Mr. Sean Advani ’25* Ms. Joslin Austermiller ’25* Ms. Ashling Barrett ’25* Mr. Liam Bradford ’25* Ms. Allie Bradshaw ’25* Ms. Shelby Franklin ’25* Ms. Mae Fuson ’25* Mr. George Halas ’25* Mr. James William Kennedy Muldowney IV ’25* Mr. Gabe Ramirez ’25* Mr. Garrett Self ’25* Ms. Ava Jean Teague ’25* In honor of Sarah Moore Ms. AnnaClaire Schenkel ’25* In honor of Kinsley Moulds Peggy and Bob Moulds In honor of James William Kennedy Muldowney IV The Doctors Muldowney In honor of Tara Murphy Patsy and John Holden In memory of Chiara G. Neely Scott and Roberta Neely In honor of Michelle Nelson Mr. Collin McCord ’25* In honor of Lynn Nerderman John and Amber Arnold Jeremy and Margaret Hamilton In honor of Elle Newman Dean and Debbie Headrick In honor of Brigg Newman Dean and Debbie Headrick In honor of Beckett Newman Dean and Debbie Headrick In honor of Olivia Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Binh Nguyen In honor of Alex Norton Camille Suttle Smith In honor of Archer T. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Danza In honor of Grayson C. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Danza In honor of Justice A. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Danza In honor of Lincoln M. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Danza In honor of Matt Olsen Mr. Rafael Calderon Jr.* In honor of Declan O’Reilly The O’Reilly Family In honor of Jameson O’Reilly The O’Reilly Family In honor of Elizabeth Orr Mr. and Mrs. Randall Cobb In honor of Holden Orsolini Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Orsolini In memory of Marilyn Otis Jack and Laura Franklin In honor of Kris Palmerton Ms. Millie Pardue*

In honor of Michael Pardue Ms. Mae Fuson ’25* Ms. Lilly Van Allen ’25* In honor of Matt Perez Mr. George Halas ’25* Mr. Chris Perez Ms. Lilly Van Allen ’25* In honor of Ms. Amanda Phelan Betsey and David Bachert Mr. James Giompoletti* Bryan and Cassidy Spicer In honor of Thommy Phillips Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 In memory of Mrs. Kay Quick Ms. Avery Harris* Ms. Evyn Harris* Ms. Hayden Harris* In honor of Allison Rhodes Mr. Garrett Self ’25* In honor of Sarah Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Ferguson In honor of Jay Salato Mr. Max Boylan ’25* Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 Mr. Damon Petty ’25* Mr. Elliott Ybarra ’25* In honor of Jay and Kristin Salato Martha and Keith Garman In honor of Coach Ed Sanders Derrick and Charity Morgan In honor of Chad Sandford Ms. Maia McCourt ’25* Ms. Rosemary Milek ’25* In honor of AnnaClaire Schenkel Father Dennis Schenkel In honor of Chris Schmoke Mr. Lex Jackson ’25* Mr. Walker Jones ’25* In honor of Carly Schneider Mr. Davis Dove ’25* Ms. Ava Olson ’25* Mr. Hunter Tolleson ’25* In honor of Isla Schutt Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schutt (Kristie Koerner ’04) In honor of Holly Sizemore Mr. and Mrs. David R. Turnbull IV In honor of Sandra Smith Lisa and Sean Olson In honor of Torique Smith Warren and Wilbrena Thomas In honor of Andrew Stacy Ms. Kendall Burns ’25* Ms. Darcy Seaton ’25* In honor of Emily Starkey Ms. Rollen Teasley ’25* In honor of Kyle Strazzeri Ms. Dylan Anderson ’25* Mr. Charlie Holmes ’25* Ms. AnnaClaire Schenkel ’25* In honor of Avery Sturdivant Katie Sturdivant In honor of Ben Suitt Ms. Abigail Deering ’25* Ms. Vivian Krupek ’25*

In honor of Katie Sullivan Lindsay and Marc Jenkins In honor of Margaret Takahashi Mark and Abby Stevens In honor of Delane Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. McMillan In honor of Teachers and Leadership at FRA Ms. Gracie Sillay* In honor of Brax Templin Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Templin In honor of Jake Templin Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Templin In honor of Christina Theodoru Mr. Liam Bradford ’25* Mr. Davis Dove ’25* Ms. Mae Fuson ’25* Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 Mr. James William Kennedy Muldowney IV ’25* Mr. Damon Petty ’25* Mr. Garrett Self ’25* In honor of Taniya Thomas Warren and Wilbrena Thomas In honor of Cindy Thorton Mr. Cabell Cunningham ’25* Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 Ms. Ava Olson ’25* Ms. Claire Perrine ’25* Ms. Caroline Simons ’25* In honor of Arden Toomey Ms. Gail Stiles In honor of Ava Toomey Ms. Gail Stiles In honor of Caroline Trent Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Wilson In honor of Coach David Tucker Lindsay and Marc Jenkins Mr. Cole Koogler ’23 Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 Mr. Conner Moore ’21 Ms. Alex Taylor ’21 In honor of Max David Turner Ms. Ann Davis In honor of Mrs. Courtney Tyree Lamar and Martha Rains In honor of Lilly VanAllen Mac and Kaye Holland Chere Van Allen In memory of Jacqueline R. Vickers Mr. and Mrs. Allen McLean In honor of Dr. Sissy Wade Ms. Lauren Painter ’02 and Mr. Andrew Wheat In honor of Clare Walker Kimmia and Brent Doolittle Jeremy and Margaret Hamilton In honor of Dave Wascom Mr. and Mrs. Lance C. Wascom In honor of James Weeks Mr. Lex Jackson ’25* Ms. Bretton Thacker ’25* In honor of Jack Wellman The Wellman Family In honor of Paxton West Marty and Betsy West

In honor of Rick West Ms. Ellie Garrett* Mr. Eli Giompoletti* Mr. and Mrs. David R. Turnbull IV In honor of Riley West Marty and Betsy West In honor of Karen White Mark and Abby Stevens In honor of Maddie White Misty and T. Chad White In honor of Ms. Karley Whitehead Ms. Harper Pardue* Brooke and Ross Vizard In memory of Jerry Williams Chanda and John Teas ’88 In honor of Mark Williams Mr. Rafael Calderon Jr.* In honor of Meaghan Williams Ms. Joslin Austermiller ’25* Ms. Ashling Barrett ’25* Mr. Max Boylan ’25* Mr. Gabe Ramirez ’25* Ms. Ava Jean Teague ’25* Ms. Ruby Zullo ’25* In honor of Courtney Williamson Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 In honor of Colette Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wilson In honor of Kelli Wisthoff Gurmit and Anina Advani Mr. Sean Advani ’25* Ms. Layne Guy ’25* Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 Mr. Robert Queen ’25* Ms. Lilly Van Allen ’25* In memory of Ann and Tom Woodard Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodard Jr. ’79 In memory of Jean and Joe Woodward Ms. Mary Lynn Woodward In honor of Chloe Wu Don Barnes and Ruby Wu In honor of Kim Young Amanda and Stephen Rush In honor of Ed Zaborowski Mr. and Mrs. Joc Collignon ’00 In honor of Lisa Zenner Ms. Mae Fuson ’25* Lindsay and Marc Jenkins Mr. Nate Lindseth ’25* Mr. Witt Maxwell ’25* Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sizemore III In honor of Bill Zepeda Gurmit and Anina Advani Mr. Liam Bradford ’25* Ms. Kendall Burns ’25* Ms. Emmeline Cannon ’25* Ms. Constance Cooper ’25* Ms. Shelby Franklin ’25* Ms. Abigail J. Hodges ’25* Mr. Lex Jackson ’25* Mr. Nate Lindseth ’25* Ms. Rosemary Milek ’25* Ms. AnnaClaire Schenkel ’25* Ms. Lilly Van Allen ’25*

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WHY WE GIVE T H E G I O M P O L E T T I F A M I LY J A S O N , A B B I E , H E N R Y, J A M E S , A N D E L I

Abbie and Jason Giompoletti have a broad perspective on Franklin Road Academy. As parents of a current fourth grader, sixth grader, and ninth grader, they have sons in lower school, middle school, and upper school. While that makes morning drop-off and afternoon pickup a bit more complicated, the Giompolettis say they love that they are connected to all three divisions.

“I think the community for us just gets better all the time, because every time we volunteer, every time we show up at a tailgate, every time we host something for the school, for kids or parents, we get to know more people,” Abbie Giomopletti says. “So, we are getting to know lower schoolers, middle schoolers, high schoolers, faculty, and staff. And I feel like we’re just kind of plugged into all fronts.

The more that we do and the more that we put in here, the more that we get back.”

The Giompolettis have been members of the FRA community for five years. They say their family has benefited from a number of recent improvements to campus. In the last two years, their sons have been able to take advantage of the new lower school turf field, the lower school playground, the new upper school building, and the Bracken Green.

“There is kind of a sense of momentum around FRA right now, and it feels like we’re just getting bigger and better all the time; it’s a fun time to be a part of that,” Abbie Giompoletti says.

The Giompolettis say their children spend a lot of time on campus between classes and extracurricular activities. They want to make sure that when their sons are not at home, they are in the presence of a caring community. They say their children are thriving, which is why they choose to invest in FRA.

“I think that’s a big part of why it’s important to us to support the school,” Jason Giompoletti says. “It’s where we spend a lot of our time, and where we spend a lot of our energy, so it just makes sense, that we should also continue to invest in the school. And I think we’ve gotten a lot in return for that as well.”

FRA promotes participation in the FRA Fund among parents, employees, alumni and supporters. High levels of participation indicate widespread belief in the School’s mission.

“Something that was powerful for me when I learned that 100% of the faculty and staff give to the FRA Fund,” Abbie Giompoletti says. “Some of them have children here, but some of them don’t, and they’re invested in the FRA Fund and the School. They’re the ones that are like the hands and feet here, carrying out the mission and the spirit of FRA. And if they’re fully invested in this community, how could we not be as parents? So that was something that was really powerful for me to learn.”

“There is kind of a sense of momentum around FRA right now, and it feels like we’re just getting bigger and better all the time; it’s a fun time to be a part of that.”

– ABBIE GIOMPOLETTI, FRA PARENT

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ENDOWMENTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, & AWARDS GENERAL ENDOWMENT FUND

Gifts made to the General Endowment help to sustain Franklin Road Academy for future generations and serve as a base for building a strong endowment. FRA began receiving gifts to this particular fund in 1992. These monies are governed by the FRA Board of Trustees.

WILLIAM L. CAMPBELL FACULTY ENDOWMENT FUND

This endowment fund was established in 1992 in honor of Dr. Campbell, who served as headmaster from 1981-1992. Each year, it honors an outstanding faculty member who creates an atmosphere where each child is comfortable to create, to learn, and to thrive. The 202425 award was presented to Cassie (Bates) Gatlin.

HALE HARRIS SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND

This endowment fund was established in 1993 by loyal friends of Hale Harris. He was a member of the Board of Trustees and served as headmaster and head of the upper school. Each year, scholarships are awarded to outstanding upper school students with financial needs.

INGRAM ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

This endowment fund was started by the Ingram family for the Ingram Scholarship. The scholarship is intended for a lower school minority student. Once awarded, the scholarship remains with the student until he or she graduates from Franklin Road Academy.

FRIENDS OF THE ARTS ENDOWMENT This fund was established by a generous donor to support and enhance the fine and performing arts programs at FRA.

MARGARET W. WADE ASSISTANCE FUND This fund was established in 1994 to honor Dr. Margaret W. Wade and is used to assist students in the lower school during times of family financial need.

MCKINNEY FAMILY ENDOWMENT FUND FOR EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING The McKinney Family Endowment Fund for Experiential Learning was created in 2020 to provide financial support annually for an FRA student to participate in a school-sponsored academic or mission trip experience.

LETTER OF JAMES ENDOWMENT FUND FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Created in 2021, the Letter of James Endowment Fund for Professional Development is used to provide the FRA upper school academic faculty opportunities to engage in professional development during the school year and/or during the summer months. The 2024-25 award was presented to Jennifer Archie.

NEWMAN FAMILY ENDOWMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT

The Newman Family Endowment for Professional Advancement of Franklin Road Academy was established by Elizabeth and David Newman to provide grants to assist a current FRA faculty member seeking an advanced degree. The 2024-25 award was presented to Angelica Marsh.

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THE TURNER FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

These fellowships, established in 2002 by The Cal Turner Jr. Family Foundation, allow rising seniors to serve in a six-week partnership with Nashville nonprofit organizations in order to experience a variety of service opportunities. This program sponsors students committed to making a difference in the lives of others. The 2024 Turner Fellowships were awarded to Constance Cooper, Parker Finnegan, Jin Holloway, MJ Jones, Nicholas Kouchoukos, Kylie LeAnna, Olivia Lown, Aubrey Spencer, Amory Taylor, Elliott Ybarra, Ean Zachariah, and Ruby Zullo.

COACH DAVID TUCKER FUND FOR STUDENT LIFE

David Tucker served the students of FRA as a mentor, coach, and advisor. He made an indelible impact on middle and upper school students as an art teacher and football, cross country, and track and field coach. His Christian faith permeated everything he did, and he was a spiritual role model and mentor for generations of students. As such, this permanent named endowment fund to honor his legacy is used annually to support and enhance an FRA upper school student’s experience in the area of the arts, athletics, experiential learning, and spiritual life.

CAROLE PIERATT AWARD FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

This award was established to honor Carole Pieratt for her dedication, love, and vision of the performing arts at Franklin Road Academy. This scholarship is awarded to a senior for artistic accomplishments, creativity, commitment, discipline, and leadership in the performing arts for the four years of his/her high school career. The 2024-25 award was presented to Claire Perrine.

WILLIAM B. AND GRETCHEN AKIN FACULTY AWARD

Mr. William B. Akin established this award through gifts given by friends and family in memory of Gretchen Grimes Akin. This award is given at upper school awards day to recognize an upper school employee who makes a difference in the lives of FRA students; gives of himself/ herself through time, talent, teaching and tutoring; and encourages and motivates. The 2024-25 award was presented to Dr. Stacey Banks-Houston.

BILLY L. BRADSHAW SR. SCHOLARSHIP

This fund was established through gifts given by friends and designated by the Bradshaw Family toward a scholarship awarded at upper school awards day to a senior who shows respect for school, country and heritage; a love of learning; strong leadership qualities; and a kindness and thoughtfulness toward others. The 2024-25 award was presented to Ean Zachariah.

PEGGY SHACKLEFORD READING AWARD This award was established in 2006 to honor Peggy Shackleford upon her retirement. Each year, recipients receive a copy of Mrs. Shackleford’s favorite book, Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice.” The 2024-25 award was presented to Rowan Brennan.

TROY GENTRY MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP

The mission of The Troy Gentry Foundation is to continue Troy’s personal beliefs: Love God, Love Others.

Our goal is to strive to continue his work by providing financial support to organizations that fund cancer research, assist military families, help families in need, and provide music education through scholarships to future generations. The 2024-25 award was presented to Dylan Anderson and Conner Burchwell.

PAIGE DRAGON AWARD

The Paige Dragon Spirit Award is given annually to a lower school student in recognition of persistent determination and an optimistic attitude in striving toward personal and academic goals. This award was established in memory of Paige Dragon, who attended FRA from 1986 until 1989. The 2024-25 award was presented to Fletcher Faulkner.

NEHA DADLANI AWARD

The Neha Dadlani Award was established in 2006 by classmates and family in her memory. The award is given each year to a seventh-grade student who most exemplifies Neha’s sweet and caring spirit, enthusiastic love of life, and unforgettable dedication to excellence.

The 2024-25 award was presented to Jackson Menser.

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4700 SOCIETY

Franklin Road Academy is proud to introduce The 4700 Society, a distinguished circle of families whose extraordinary generosity and enduring commitment have helped shape our school. Named in honor of our campus address, 4700 Franklin Pike, this society celebrates those who have given $100,000 or more in their lifetime or have supported FRA for 10 or more consecutive years.

Gurmit and Anina Advani Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Alexander Mr. Paul C. Allen ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Jared Allen Mr. and Mrs. Homey Aminmadani Penny Austermiller Ellie and Tommy Axford Betsey and David Bachert William and Paige Barnes Mr. Roger S. Baskin ’81 Ms. Lisa Baskin ’81 Mr. Randall R. Baskin Alvin and Sally Beaman Foundation Melissa and Jeb Beasley Mr. Thomas W. Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Berrios Carole and Scott Berryman Bunny and Mike Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Blake Mr. Ross Bolen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Bowling (Susan Peppers ’84) Jessica and Charlie Boyd (Jessica Bracken ’00) Colleen and Mike Bracken Judith and Richard Bracken Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford Bill and Gina Bradshaw Lisa and Wright Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bueschen (Alison Carpenter ’85) Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Burns

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Shannon and Matt Cahill Rafael and Karla Calderon Mr. and Mrs. Tiff Canady Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. Casey The Cassel Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Chandler Donna and Will Chapman ’91 Beth and Randy Chase Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chassaignac (Florence Stumb ’95) Mr. and Mrs. Kris Climer Mr. Christopher D. Coats Amy and John Coben The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Mr. Steve A. Compton Lauren and Matt Cost Sally and Barry Cowan Ms. Jackie Crabtree Mr. Michael Crabtree Ms. Frances Crenshaw Mr. and Mrs. Dan Crockett ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Crudele Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daniels The Danner Foundation Mr. David Daugherty Mr. David Dawson and Dr. Garrett Dawson Kat and Billy Dec Mr. and Mrs. Craig B. DeJean The Denmark Family Mr. Cason A. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Cullen E. Douglass IV ’83

Suzanne and Bill Dragon Mrs. Susan Duff Mrs. Loribeth J. Dunn East Tennessee Foundation Ms. Barbara L. Eatherly ’81 Hays and Houston Estes ’00 The Erndl Family Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Everett Mr. and Mrs. Kiel Fisher (Jacqueline Bracken ‘06) Sharan and Philip Feemster Ms. Stephanie Feyes The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. FRA Stars and Guitars FRA Alumni Association Franklin American Mortgage Company Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N. Franks III Kent Furlong Amanda Potter Gibbs ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Gilreath Mr. and Mrs. Ted Goldthorpe Mrs. Ritchey Tomich Graham ’94 Drs. Deanna and Jeffrey Guy Mr. and Mrs. P. Gregory Hagood The Halas Family Melanie and Jason Hale Mr. and Mrs. Brock Hammat Renee Harris Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Harris Heather and Chris Hart Brittany and William Haugh Sharon and Garrett Hegel Michelle and Noel Hengelbrok

Taylor and Kelly Hillenmeyer The Beth and Preston Ingram Foundation Mr. and Mrs. H. Preston Ingram Kimberly and Lawrence Jackson Jani-King of Nashville Lindsay and Marc Jenkins Dr. H. Keith Johnson Mrs. Amy Beth Jones Amy and Rod Jones Mr. and Mrs. Clifton K. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kaufman The Emmett N. Kennon Estate The Kern Family Nicole Kidman Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Koogler (Holly Pewitt ‘95) Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Korpman Mr. Devin Edward LaFaye and Mrs. Gina Chiharu Latendresse Mr. John Larkin and Mrs. Amanda Larkin Dr. and Mrs. Rick Lebow Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lindseth Jr. ’88 Mrs. Beth R. Loudermilk Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Lowery Mr. and Mrs. C. Stephen Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Maggart Ms. Caitlin Maguire Angelica and Cody Marsh Susie and Steve Mathews The Mathman Family Mrs. Tammy Matthews and Mr. Francis Fessler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. May Mr. and Mrs. Jason Maynard Lynley and Tee McCarley ’94 Ann and Al McKinney Mrs. Carol McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. McRae III Drs. Angie and Andrew McVie Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Medes Colin and Carrie Menser The Mercy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eddy W. Messick The Mick Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Mick Mr. and Mrs. R. Dale Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moix Lynn and Charles Moll Ms. Ivy Montgomery Ms. Sarah Elizabeth Moore ’09 Kimberly and Perry Moulds The Doctors Muldowney Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Ryan A. Nelson Ms. Lynn Nerderman David and Elizabeth Newman Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Orsolini Mr. and Mrs. Kris Palmerton Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Patten Mr. and Mrs. Jere D. Pewitt Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maurice Pfeffer Dr. Craig E. Philip and Ms. Marian T. Ott Mrs. Carole Pieratt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Premo Mr. and Mrs. Roger Price Sean and Taylor Ramsey Brenda and Colin Reed Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rhodes (Allison Sutton ‘96) Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rigsby Jaimie and Jon Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rodewald Mr. Marcel Rodriguez Ramazzini and Dr. Carrie Anne Berryman Mr. Anthony A. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Jay Salato ’03 (Kristin Garman ’05) Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Brad Sanderson The Scarlett Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Scarlett Jr. Becky and Jeff Scott Mr. and Mrs. Noel Scruggs Mr. and Mrs. James C. Seabury III (Laurie Brothers ’82) Mr. and Mrs. John S. Shellabarger Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Siebert Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sizemore III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Slipkovich Jane and Tom Smith Foundation Holly and Clint Smith Ms. Terri Snider Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Sohr

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Speck The Speed Family Bryan and Cassidy Spicer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sposato Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Darin Stanchfield The M. Stratton Foster Charitable Foundation Mrs. Bolin K. Stumb Kate and Tom Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. R. Riley Sweat Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Tansil Mr. and Mrs. L. Clifton Tant Jr. ’94 Jim and Sloan Thomas Dr. Cindy Thornton and Mr. Matt Thornton Greg and Carla Thurman Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tolsma Mr. Dean Tozer Julie and Will Trapp Mr. and Mrs. Allen Troutt (Jodi Vann ’99) Cal Turner Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. H. Calister Turner III ’89 Mr. Cal Turner Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Turner Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Turpin Pam and Kevin Tyner Mr. and Mrs. Larry Vickers Trish and Mike Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick L. Warrix Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Weeks Brooke and Derek West Dr. and Mrs. Rick West Ms. Karen Brush White ’87 Mr. and Mrs. M. Hailey Williamson II ’85 Dena and Paul Williamson Emily and Rich Wilson Mrs. Kelli Wisthoff Mr. and Mrs. Karey Witty Mrs. Kim Young Jason and Laura Zachariah Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zenner Mr. and Mrs. William R. Zepeda Mr. Ben Zobrist Anonymous (7)

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PEACH ORCHARD HILL SOCIETY

Named in honor of the historic hill upon which our campus stands, the Peach Orchard Hill Society recognizes the extraordinary generosity of parents, alumni, faculty and staff, trustees, parents of alumni, grandparents, and friends who support FRA through estate gifts.

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Akin

Mr. and Mrs. Everett H. Cowan

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling R. Ambrose ’83 (Beth Eatherly ’84)

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Egbert

Mr. and Mrs. Homey Aminmadani Dr. and Mrs. Allan H. Bailey Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bishop Heather and Chris Blake Ms. Leigh Brown ’85

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Mrs. Dorothy B. Fidler Mrs. Janet Finke Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Haury Jr. Mr. Hollis E. Johnson III Mr. and Mrs. C. Stephen Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Kemper P. Maxwell ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bueschen (Alison Carpenter ’85)

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maurice Pfeffer

Mr. Royce Cannon Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. O. Porter Stark III

Amy and John Coben

Marcia and Don White

GOLF CLASSIC PRESENTING SPONSOR Sonic Powersports / Sonic Automotive and Tactical Fleet

BLUE AND WHITE SPONSOR Low Rate Co.

FLAG SPONSOR Austermiller Roofing and Construction

LUNCH SPONSOR PMC Parking

DRIVING RANGE SPONSOR Mercedes-Benz of Nashville

BEVERAGE CART SPONSOR Bayfield Partners

GAME SPONSORS Speed Hole: Chapman and Rosenthal Putting Contest: Brassfield and Gorrie Hole In One Contest: Four Star Paving Hole In One Contest: Boswell Golf Cars

HOLE SPONSORS Athens Distributing, Hillsboro Animal Hospital, Kimbro Oil, Melrose Golf Club, Pause Green Hills, Printers Press, Public Risk Insurers, Sage Dining, Serendipity Labs, Twice Daily & White Bison Coffee, Vavia, and Williamson Moss Design Group

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ALUMNI G I V I N G

The following FRA alumni are acknowledged for their gifts from July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025.

CLASS OF ’79 - ’89

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Alderson ’89 (Jodi Gregory ’89) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Anderson ’89 Lisa Baskin ’81 Mr. Roger S. Baskin ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Bowling (Susan Peppers ’84) Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bueschen (Alison Carpenter ’85) Mrs. Susan Anderson Burns ’87 William L. Campbell Jr. ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Cullen E. Douglass IV ’83 Shelley and Todd Dragon ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Todd D. Glisson ’88 Mr. Michael P. Good ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Greene ’87 (Rusti Meng ’88) Mr. and Mrs. Waddy Hammond ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hanley (Lisa Kimery ’85) Pat and Gretchen Howell ’82 Darla and Scott Johnson ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnson ’84

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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson (Cathy Carpenter ’87) Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jungmichel ’88 (Denise Pilkinton ’89) Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kennon Jr. ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ligon ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lindseth Jr. ’88 Katherine and Jimmy Miller ’88 Scott Moore ’80 and Pamela Moore Mr. and Mrs. Rick Somers (Beth Ennis ’84) Ashley Sanders Sullivan ’88 and Jeff Sullivan Chanda and John Teas ’88 Ms. Karen Brush White ’87 Mr. and Mrs. M. Hailey Williamson II ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woodard Jr. ’79

CLASS OF ’90 - ’99

Mr. and Mrs. H. Garrett Beasley ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Cain ’96 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Chapman IV ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chassaignac (Florence Stumb ’95)

Mr. and Mrs. William Crabtree (Sharon Pewitt ’99) Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett Dalton ’88 (Mary-Evelyn Holder ’90) Mrs. Whitney Dunn Daniel ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Elrod ’92 Ms. Amanda Potter Gibbs ’91 Mrs. Ritchey Tomich Graham ’94 Ms. Ginger Y. Harper ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah C. Johnson ’98 (Ashley Jenny ’98) Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Johnson ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson (Cathy Carpenter ’87) Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Jones (Julie H. Colton ’92) Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kaeser (Michelle Core ’99) Mr. and Mrs. George Khoury Jr. ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Koogler (Holly Pewitt ’95) Ms. Kristin Stegall Locke ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. Lown (Katie Tomlinson ’95) Mrs. Amy Johnson Manzanares ’95 Mr. and Mrs. S. Jason Mathias ’97 (Heather Osteen ’97)

Ms. Allison McCanless ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. McCarley IV ’94 Dr. Allison Patten McGuire ’95 and Mr. Max Sadler Mr. and Mrs. Brook Pearse ’99 Dr. Courtney Peterson ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Jon K. Pinkston ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Jake Pyles (Ashley Cunningham ’92) Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Ramsey (Krista Smith ’93) Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rhodes (Allison Sutton ’96) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scarlett ’97 Mr. Matthew L. Simpson ’93 Mr. and Mrs. L. Clifton Tant Jr. ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Thorne ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Troutt (Jodi Vann ’99) Mr. and Mrs. Jamie C. Vance (Millicent Van Mol ’95) Mr. Whitney D. Wilson ’96

CLASS OF ’00 - ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Baskin ’09 Jessica and Charlie Boyd (Jessica Bracken ’00) Dr. Elizabeth Boyd Shannon ’09 and Dr. Bryan Shannon Mr. and Mrs. David Carpenter (Savannah White ’09) Andrea and Dan Cleeton ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Joc Collignon ’00 Hays and Houston Estes ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Kiel Fisher (Jacqueline Bracken ’06) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fleckenstein (Madeline Matthews ’07) Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Frazier (Shannon Williams ’08) Dr. and Mrs. Chad Given (Carley Tucker ’00) Mr. and Mrs. Alex Haemmerlein (Brittany Blalock ’02) Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Landsberg (Hayley Heath ’08) Mrs. Stella Mallinak ’09 Ms. Laura Matthews ’04 Jenny Matthews ’02 and Holcomb Burke Mr. Todd Pewitt and Mrs. Laing P. McCullough ’01 Mr. Ryan McDonald ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Blake McLean (Abby Mathias ’03) Ms. Sarah Elizabeth Moore ’09 Ms. Lauren Painter ’02 and Mr. Andrew Wheat Mr. and Mrs. Nitesh Patel ’00 Mr. Benjamin Rechter ’07 Mr. Bowman Robinson ’02 Mr. Gustav T. Rodewald ’00 Mr. and Mrs. John Rudesheim (Mrs. Tyler Hancock ’09) Mr. and Mrs. Jay Salato ’03 (Kristin Garman ’05) Rachel and Nathan Sanders ’06 Mr. Isaac Sanders ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schutt (Kristie Koerner ’04) Ms. Lindsey Shepard ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sohr ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vizard (Brooklyn Kimbro ’07) Mr. Brett Warren ’04 Mr. Jeremy H. White ’00 Mr. Shelton M. Wicks ’07 Jordan and Jon Wiggs ’01 Mr. John M. Workman ’00

CLASS OF ’10 - ’20

Ms. Ava Ackerman ’20 Ms. Annadele Barnes ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Baskin ’11 Mr. Max Beavers ’18 Mr. Benjamin Blahauvietz ’20 Mr. Tanner Clark ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Brennan Crook (Riley Casey ’17) Mr. Kyle V. Crudele ’18 Mrs. Courtney Hulme Eli ’11 Mr. Will Elliott ’17 Mr. Cam Frankfather ’20 Ms. Hayley Fuller ’18 Mr. Dylan Gadsey ’20 Mr. Clay Goddard ’10 Ms. Paige Johnson ’19 Ms. Nutcha Kornsuwan ’10 Ms. Sabrina LaFaye ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Marberry ’14 (Christine Matthews ’12) Ms. Kira Murphy ’20 Ms. Emily Nance ’16 Ms. Sarah Nance ’18 Ms. Sheila Nazemi ’19 Ms. Maggie Nelson ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Ponchillia ’13 (Kendall Manning ’13) Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Premo ’10 (Hunter Schleicher ’12) Mr. Chandler N. Premo ’12 Mr. Tyler G. Smith ’10 Mr. Riley Speed ’19 Mrs. Taylor Casey Switzer ’16

CLASS OF ’21 - ’25

Mr. Sean Advani ’25 Ms. Lilly Van Allen ’25 Ms. Dylan Anderson ’25 Ms. Joslin Austermiller ’25 Ms. Ashling Barrett ’25 Mr. Max Boylan ’25 Mr. Liam Bradford ’25 Ms. Allie Bradshaw ’25 Ms. Olivia Brown ’25 Ms. Kendall Burns ’25 Ms. Olivia Cain ’24 Ms. Cate Calloway ’24 Ms. Emmeline Cannon ’25 Mr. RJ Casey ’22 Mr. Drew Cook ’24 Ms. Constance Cooper ’25 Mr. Cabell Cunningham ’25 Mr. Hayes Dalton ’21 Ms. Abigail Deering ’25 Mr. Bennett Doerflinger ’24 Ms. Eleanor Douglas ’25 Mr. Davis Dove ’25 Mr. Aidan Esposito ’23 Mr. Parker Finnegan ’25 Mr. Griffin Frankfather ’24

Mr. Thatcher Frankfather ’22 Ms. Shelby Franklin ’25 Ms. Mae Fuson ’25 Ms. Anne Goldthorpe ’25 Ms. Lulu Gray ’25 Ms. Layne Guy ’25 Mr. George Halas ’25 Ms. Alexandra Halas ’21 Ms. Katie Harnen ’21 Ms. Abigail J. Hodges ’25 Mr. J.C. Holloway ’24 Mr. Jin Holloway ’25 Mr. Charlie Holmes ’25 Mr. Christian Howell ’23 Mr. Lex Jackson ’25 Mr. Walker Jones ’25 Ms. Maya J. Jones ’25 Mr. Beau Koogler ’24 Mr. Cole Koogler ’23 Ms. Vivian Krupek ’25 Mr. Drake Lankford ’24 Mr. Nate Lindseth ’25 Ms. Mckenzie Locke ’25 Ms. Olivia Lown ’25 Mr. Roman Mahlerwein ’25 Ms. Isabelle Matthews ’21 Mr. Witt Maxwell ’25 Mr. Collin McCord ’25 Mr. Matthew Norman ’23 Ms. Ava Norman ’24 Ms. Annabel Oliff ’24 Ms. Ava Olson ’25 Mr. Xander Pardue ’21 Ms. Claire Perrine ’25 Mr. Robert Queen ’25 Mr. Gabe Ramirez ’25 Ms. AnnaClaire Schenkel ’25 Ms. Darcy Seaton ’25 Mr. Garrett Self ’25 Ms. Caroline Simons ’25 Mr. John Somers ’22 Mr. Charlie Speed ’25 Ms. Aubrey Spencer ’25 Mr. Paul Sposato ’21 Mr. Bennett Sullivan ’25 Mr. Clifton Tant ’23 Ms. Alex Taylor ’21 Ms. Ava Jean Teague ’25 Ms. Rollen Teasley ’25 Ms. Bretton Thacker ’25 Mr. Hunter Tolleson ’25 Mr. Cannon Tyner ’24 Mr. Taylor Williams ’23 Mr. Elliott Ybarra ’25 Mr. Ean Zachariah ’25 Ms. Ruby Zullo ’25

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A UNIQUE MOMENT IN TIME THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR FRANKLIN ROAD ACADEMY

At Franklin Road Academy, our facilities should reflect the quality of the relationships between students and faculty and the exceptional educational experiences our students receive each day. Thanks to the remarkable generosity of our community through our recent capital campaign, we have created spaces that not only elevate the look of our campus, but also enrich the lives of those who learn, teach, and grow here.

The following donors provided gifts to the capital campaign as of June 30, 2025.

GIFTS OF $1,000,000+ The Bracken Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dan Crockett ’86 Dorothy and Joe Scarlett Cal Turner Family Foundation and Cal Turner Jr. Anonymous (1) GIFTS OF $250,000 - $999,999 Penny Austermiller The Baskin Family Heather and Chris Blake Sara Elizabeth and William Bradford

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Burke The Denmark Family FRA Stars and Guitars Marilynn and Stephen Halas The Mathman Family Mr. and Mrs. Jason Maynard Lynley and Tee McCarley ’94 Selby and Richard McRae Foundation Brenda and Colin Reed Diana and Brad Sanderson Emily and Rich Wilson Anonymous (2)

GIFTS OF $100,000 TO $249,999 The Axford Family Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Berrios Lisa and Wright Brooks Matt and Shannon Cahill Ashley and Ryan Cain ’96 and Jane Ann and Michael Cain Beth and Randy Chase Amy and John Coben The Erndl Family Hays and Houston Estes ’00 Sharan and Philip Feemster Hines Furlong Line, Inc. Brittany and William Haugh Sharon and Garrett Hegel Michelle and Noel Hengelbrok Taylor and Kelly Hillenmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Lowery Susie and Steve Mathews The May Family Lynn and Charles Moll Teresa and Jordan Orsolini Ken and Kim Premo Sean and Taylor Ramsey Jaimie and Jon Robinson Cheryl and Jim Sanders Becky and Jeff Scott The Sohr Family The Speed Family Kate and Tom Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tolsma Julie and Will Trapp Jason and Laura Zachariah Mr. Ben Zobrist Anonymous (1)

GIFTS UP TO $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Jared Allen Lindsay and Lee Ballew Melissa and Jeb Beasley Samantha and Chris Boyd Alaina and Justin Brown Rafael and Karla Calderon Jill and Sean Casey The Cassel Family Diana and Paul Fassbender The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. The Giompoletti Family Justin and Amanda Godown Kent and Imogen Hoskins Joe and Marianne Huddle Susan and Mark Isaacs The Jaques Family Darla and Scott Johnson ’83 Mrs. Carol McCracken Mr. and Mrs. R. Dale Mitchell Amy and James Otto Deanna and Steve Parker Drs. Philip and Pamela Pfeffer and The Pfeffer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hal Pickel Rosemary and Wayne Plorin Scott and Tara Riggs Mr. Gustav T. Rodewald ’00 Elizabeth and Ryan Saffle Mr. and Mrs. W. Barry Schneider Jackie and Wally Shaw The Sigmund Family Paige and Ryan Succop Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Turner Debbie and John Van Mol Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wesley Chelsie and Hubert Worrell 95

STARS A N D GUITARS

Funds raised from this annual gala have made a significant impact on our school community.

The 2025 event raised over $540,000. Proceeds from Stars and Guitars benefit each FRA student every day by providing financial support across campus for our academic programs, arts, athletics, and much more. Thank you for being a part of this wonderful night for FRA!

PRESENTING SPONSOR Mercedes-Benz of Nashville PATRON SPONSORS Low Rate Co. Jones Legacy Group

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HIGH ROLLER LEVEL Parking Management Company Sunda Asian Restaurant Joelle & Jason Maynard Amanda & Jeremy White Lockton Companies

FULL HOUSE LEVEL Austermiller Roofing & Construction Nicole Kidman Lacy & Darin Stanchfield The Speed Family Julie Couch Interiors Bayfield Partners Investment Bank

BEGINNERS LUCK LEVEL Michelle & David Dermenjian Peachtree Planning - Kara & Dustin Dawes Jessica & Eric Decker Touching Hearts at Home - Haley & Bryan Johnson Monica & Sam Shellabarger Dede & Ted Raad Rezult Group - Kami & Chuck Ransom Rezult Group - Silvia & John Carrico Hughes, Lebow, Leslie, Lusk, Menser Families High Tone Entertainment - Amy & Josh Ray Alvis, Faulkner, Hope, Otillio, Sobey Families OMS Nashville -Margaret & Jeremy Hamilton Samantha & Chris Boyd Rachel & Hal Pickel Scarlett, Lonon, Greenleaf, Pyles, Rodriquez-Berryman Families

Kay-Kay & Peter Tolsma Jaques, Hill, Peckenpaugh, Trent Families Lindsey & Brandon Newman Taylor & Sean Ramsey Heather McDowell-Levin and Adam Levin Axford, Martin, Olson, Graffeo, Rigsby, Harris Families b.creativ - The Bego Family Jani-King - Carla & Victor Berrios Sara Elizabeth & William Bradford Equitable Trust Brasfield & Gorrie Hoar Construction Constellation Brands Anonymous (1)

RAISE THE PADDLE Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Bachert Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Boyd IV Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bracken Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford Mr. and Mrs. John Brock Mr. and Mrs. Rafael A. Calderon Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Cassel Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Clark Mr. and Mrs. Cody Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Mark Couch Dr. Kara Dawes and Mr. Dustin Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dec Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunkerley Mr. and Mrs. Houston Estes Mr. and Mrs. Walker Ferebee Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gadsey Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gall Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gerbig Mr. and Mrs. Ajay Gupta Mr. and Mrs. Jared Haas

Dr. Margaret Hamilton and Mr. Jeremy Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Harris Dr. and Mrs. Rich Ho Mr. and Mrs. Bryan V. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Eric G. Johnson Mr. Brandon Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Krones Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lamson Mrs. Beth R. Loudermilk Mr. and Mrs. CJ Lusk The Mathman Family Ms. Jennifer E. Matthews and Mr. Holcomb Burke Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. McMillan Mr. Ben Miller and Mrs. Amanda Latifi Mr. Steve T. Morris Mr. and Mrs. James F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Steve Parker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nitesh N. Patel Mr. and Mrs. Ted Raad

Mr. and Mrs. Parker Rains Dr. Tiffany Rangel and Mr. Alexander Rangel Dr. and Mrs. Adam Reig Mr. and Mrs. James Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Jon Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John Rudesheim Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Sigmund Mr. and Mrs. William Skudder Mr. and Mrs. Maximilian C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ricky L. Speed Mr. Matt Thornton and Dr. Cindy Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tolsma Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Tyree Dr. and Mrs. Rick West Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. Worrell IV Mr. and Mrs. Jason Young Mr. and Mrs. Jason Zachariah Anonymous (1)

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OUR GENEROUS

VOLUNTEERS

The following individuals have dedicated their time, energy, and talents to the mission of Franklin Road Academy. We are incredibly grateful to our volunteers for enhancing the student experience, helping us build a strong sense of community, and setting a good example of servant leadership for our students.

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FRA FUND CHAIRS Laura and Jason Zachariah GRADE PARENT REPRESENTATIVES Samantha Boyd & Mandy Toomey Karina Gupta & Mollie Lacher Tim Behncke & Neha Campbell Brooke Clay & Janice Gaines Abbie Giompoletti & Amanda Godown Blair Bego & Kiel Fisher Brittany Boll & Tara Scarlett Kelly Lebow, Paula Stuart, Charity Morgan Kat Dec & Mallory Graffeo Gwen Diaz, Jamie Wellman, Emily Lunceford Ellie Axford & Monica Shellabarger Trevor Olson & Holly Smith Kate Lee & Kate Sullivan Traci Barrett & Marqui Jordan Katie Lown & Abby Spencer FRIENDS OF THE ARTS Jessica Tompkins Donna Chapman Claire Kuck Jodi Schroer Sarah Lusk Lei Ann Gleaves Kami Ransom Susannah Lowery Nicky Nash Brooke West Cindy Thornton

Pre-K/JK Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade 9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade 12th Grade

President and Band President-Elect MS Musical MS Musical LS Musical Rep. US Musical/Drama Membership/Vocal Cocoa and Carols Evening with the Arts Secretary Faculty Liaison

BOOSTER CLUB Melissa & Jeb Beasley Cody & Ashley Clayton Carrie & Kevin Finnegan Wendy & Eddie Gadsey Allison & Marty Kaufman Dana & Phillip Nappi Abby & Jamie Spencer Gabrielle & Brian Wesley PARENT ASSOCIATION LEADERSHIP Ashley Pyles President Susan Lonon VP/President-Elect Jennifer Greenleaf Secretary Adele Holloway Treasurer Abbie Giompoletti VP Lower School Jenny Scarlett VP Middle School Dana Nappi VP Upper School Lori Breaux-Mitchell VP Communitywide

PARENT ASSOCIATION CHAIRS Taylor Ramsey Pre-K Summer Social Meredith Jaulin LS Summer Social Candace Peppers LS Ice Cream Social Jenny Scarlett EC Teacher Appreciation Casey Matthews Teacher Appreciation Lunch (1st/2nd) Chelsie Worrell Teacher Appreciation Lunch (1st/2nd) Lacey Stanchfield Teacher Appreciation Lunch (3rd/4th) Blair Bego Teacher Appreciation Lunch (3rd/4th) Katherine Goodson US Teacher Appreciation Marqui Jordan US Teacher Appreciation Courtney McLarty LS Mother & Son Event Paige Succop LS Mother & Son Event Debbie Militante Spaghetti Supper Emily Murphy Spaghetti Supper Kelly Lebow LS Christmas Décor Emily Reig LS Christmas Décor Cindy Herald MS Christmas Décor Lisa Olson US Christmas Décor Carrie Anne Berryman US Christmas Décor Lisa Olson Weicker Center Tree Carrie Anne Berryman Weicker Center Tree Adele Holloway Senior Tree Lori Breaux-Mitchell Senior Tree Hayes Estes Come See Santa Shannon Frasier Come See Santa Candace Peppers Taste of Christmas Jennifer Cockrel Taste of Christmas Dede Raad LS Daddy Daughter Dance Amy May LS Daddy Daughter Dance Kat Dec & Dawn Ho Stars and Guitars STARS AND GUITARS Lynn Lawyer Ellie Axford Susan Lonon Sydney Bass Emily Lunceford Blair Bego Heather McDowell Jessica Boyd Angie McVie Lori Buck Debbie Militante Kat Dec Michelle Dermenjian Emily Murphy Teresa Orsolini Jenna Furlong Candace Peppers Abbie Giompoletti Rachel Pickel Amanda Godown Ashley Pyles Jennifer Greenleaf Meg Sandman Dawn Ho Tonika Sayles Nutcha Kornsuwan

Jenny Scarlett Kristie Schutt Autumn Simpson Lacy Stanchfield Abby Stevens Carla Thurman Mandy Toomey Jesselyn Young

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FRANKLIN ROAD ACADEMY

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