Annual Report

Fellowship Christian School

2018-2019 Annual Report

Mission: Partnering to inspire academic curiosity, impeccable character, and Christian leadership grounded in biblical truth.

Vision: Students who live with purpose and lead with intent for God’s glory alone.

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HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dear Fellowship Families, Together, as we contemplate on how far we’ve come and prayerfully chart our course toward the future we have envisioned, it is important to take time to reflect on who we are as a covenant Christian school.

While this annual report and the State of the School address will provide you with a look at Fellowship “by the numbers,” I would be remiss if I did not take this opportunity to remind us of what truly makes Fellowship special. While our beliefs and relationships cannot be quantified, they are the heartbeat of our community.

First, I want to affirm our unwavering commitment to being a covenant Christian school. This is the core of who we are and an essential component of the partnership we are blessed to share with you. Our shared beliefs about Jesus and scripture are what unify us in our mission and focus to form each of our students into who God has created them to be. As we continue to grow strategically, you can remain confident in our steadfast commitment to the beliefs that forge the essential bonds of our identity.

Additionally, I want to affirm your commitment to “raising up your child” in such a way that you desire to lay a foundation of faith that will form their heart and guide them throughout their lives. This is a noble, God-appointed undertaking that we, the faculty, staff, and administration, are honored to share with you. I continue to be amazed at the love God places in the heart of our teachers for each and every one of your children. I hope you find strength and support in knowing that each of our teachers desires to link arms in partnership with you on this mission to inspire academic curiosity, develop impeccable character, and encourage Christian leadership grounded in biblical truth. With your commitment to your child’s faith, the support of the Fellowship community, and the support of your church home, this provides a firm foundation in the consistent affirmation of the core values we hold dear.

As we look toward the future, I want us to embrace a relationship that values empathy, grace, and love.

I want us to be empowered by great questions that build strong communication. I want our community to be difficult to offend, yet quick to understand, because we know our fellowship is only as strong as the relationships that make up this special partnership. I hope you will join me and commit, as a member of the Fellowship family, to regularly pray for our students, our teachers, our families, our leaders, and for God’s continued movement within our school.

I cannot express how grateful I am for you, and for your children. It is an honor to serve you. I praise God for His faithfulness and look forward with eager expectation to what He will do in the years to come.

Sincerely, Dr. Kathryn M. Teston

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FCS BY THE NUMBERS 2018-2019 OPERATING BUDGET $12 .5M INCOME

Tuition 95% Registration Fees 1%

EXPENSES

Contributions 1 % Student Fees 3%

Instructional 42% 1 2 3 4 Facilities, Reserves & Debt 21% Admin & Support Staff 21% Student Activities & Services 13%

FCS receives the majority of its revenue and support from tuition and fees for student activities and services.

The chart above indicates the sources of income for the year ending June 30, 2019.

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6Advancement 7 4%

General & Administrative 3% Technology 2%

Board policy dictates FCS operating expenses to be covered 100% by tuition and fees. Expenditures are related to our educational mission. For the year ending June 30, 2019 our income was used for the purposes indicated by the chart above.

Operating Budget for 2019-2020: $13.5M Total Debt: $17,867,177 2018-2019 Annual Fund Elementary Student Technology

15,000.00

15,000.00

High School Student Technology

33,000.00

2,500.00

Middle School MacBook replacements (mobile)

28,000.00

0.00

Technology - WiFi improvements, VR mini-lab

16,800.00

4,500.00

Missions - WIPHAN & DR

20,000.00

4,275.00

STEM - Electric STEM mobile for tours

25,000.00

7,354.00

Arts - Instruments, room improvements, printer

29,700.00

29,700.00

Campus Fencing

85,000.00

21,700.00

Campus Controlled Access

5,500.00

5,500.00

Gen Z book for all FCS constituents

9,000.00

2,400.00

Keegan Workshop

8,000.00

5,350.00

25,000.00

0.00

Debt Reduction

250,000.00

172,157.40

Financial Aid

150,000.00

11,474.95

700,00.00

281,911.35

Gifted Training & Certification (ES & MS)

TOTAL: Total Cash Contributions: Designated Gifts: (all except $740 designated to the arts) Funds Available for AF Projects:

315,629.82 (33,718.47) 281,911.35

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2019 Profile of a Paladin Graduate

Average

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$7,116,308

College Credit Hours Per Graduate

Scholarships Awarded Not including HOPE & Zell Miller awards

From 253 Dual Enrollment Courses & 193 AP exams with a score of 3+

The Class of 2019 contributed over 7,000 hours of service to our local, state, national, and global communities.

Graduate Overview 2016-2019

3.744.18

100% Graduates accepted to college

ACT 22-29 SAT 1070-1290 Test Score Median

GPA Median

Matriculation Mobility

51% In State

49% Out of State/International

Georgia HOPE & Zell Miller Scholarship Funds Awarded To

87% of the 2016-2019 graduating classes

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INVESTMENTS WITH REMARKABLE RETURNS Thank you is not enough for the steadfast support and dedication you have shown.

You have been fearlessly faithful and generations of Paladins will benefit from your generosity.

PALADIN STADIUM COMPLEX

Coming off the heels of an incredibly exciting and successful football season, we are pleased to share that phase one of the Press Box Challenge has been completed.

On December 6, 2019, Paladin Nation was, for the first time ever, able to use the newly constructed, permanent restroom amenities inside Bob Lord Field.

There was a need and the generous Fellowship community answered the call. Thank you to all who have given so generously to the Paladin Stadium Complex.

FINE ARTS Whether you attended an inspiring art exhibit, videoed your way through the preciousness of an elementary school concert, joined the middle school for an entertaining production of “Annie,” or sang your way through the high school’s spirited presentation of “Mary Poppins,” we are certain you were thoroughly captivated and inspired by the talent and creativity of the Fellowship Fine Arts program. Without you though, these events would not be possible.

Thanks to your unwavering support, several upgrades have been made to maximize not only the guest experience, but the students’ experience as well.

Darkroom renovations, a new large format printer, and improved stage storage enable our artists to produce the highest quality masterpieces. Additionally, the purchase of new seating and sound equipment enhanced the quality of the many spectacular exhibits, concerts, and productions for our guests.

CLASSROOM SPACE We’ve outgrown our classroom space! We have been fortunate to face the interesting challenge of finding space for our growing middle school student body. With enrollment up, we needed additional classroom space.

After many discussions and prayerful consideration, the decision was made to expand via temporary modular classrooms. We sincerely thank all of you who made this much-needed expansion possible. We are so pleased with the new space, which houses 4 additional, self-contained classrooms that offer the same comforts, amenities, and restroom accommodations as the main building.

We are excited to welcome our middle school students into their new classrooms.

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Praise God from whom all blessings flow!

GRANT MATCH CHALLENGE In the spring of 2019, due to the consistency and the remarkably high percentage of families who invest in the success of Fellowship, we were blessed to receive an anonymous challenge grant of $500,000 designated for debt reduction. This past fall we initiated a silent campaign to match these funds and were astounded at the response. Our community of supporters quickly rose to the challenge, matching the grant by November. We are thrilled to apply an additional one million dollars toward debt reduction as we begin 2020.

W H AT ’ S T O C O M E After experiencing an incredible wave of generosity this past fall, we are thrilled to share that we have been able to launch several initiatives in the areas of safety, technology, academics, and campus improvements.

SAFETY FIRST! At Fellowship, your children’s second home is our first priority. To ensure safety and maintain appropriate privacy for our faculty, staff, and students, several interior security initiatives have been completed throughout campus. With the completion of these minor projects, we eagerly anticipate moving forward on the larger initiative of completing the fencing around our entire campus. We will complete the exterior fencing project once all funds have been secured.

WE CAN HEAR YOU NOW! Last year, through the Fine Arts fundraising initiatives, you helped purchase new sound equipment. This year, your continued giving has enabled us to hire an experienced audio tech whose skills will enable us to maximize the features of our equipment. We hope our Fellowship community will enjoy their enhanced chapel, concert, and performance experiences.

NEVER NOT LEARNING! There are several exciting academic enhancements in the works. When those enhancements make learning fun, there are endless possibilities! In the elementary school, a resource library of guided reading books was purchased for teachers to use during small group instruction. Additionally, early childhood teachers have been able to update their learning centers and replace the imaginative play items and manipulatives in each of their classrooms. The high school has launched this year’s STEM project and excitedly anticipates the completion of Fellowship’s first solar-powered car. These resources and initiatives allow our incredible teachers to meet students where they are and propel them to places they never knew they could go.

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PALADIN PARK

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Take a trip to Paladin Park and you’ll find one of the most beautiful baseball facilities in the area. With its indoor hitting cages, bricked dugouts, roofed stadium seating, picnic pavilion, and covered playground, you will be hard-pressed to find a more enjoyable setting to watch America’s favorite pastime. This is a park where students and families alike are happy to linger a while longer.

However, Paladin Park did not always exist in its current state. In 2011, a few incredibly devoted and benevolent families from the Fellowship community decided to combine their love of sports with their love for FCS. Their unprecedented generosity, inspiring vision, and heartfelt passion to unite families and develop young men and women of character through sports were the driving forces in the development of Paladin Park. This extensive and gorgeous park includes the baseball and softball fields, the tennis courts, a covered playground, and Paladin Pavilion.

Though these families may no longer have students of their own taking the field at FCS, they have continued to partner with Fellowship to maintain and improve our outstanding sports facilities.

Most recently, the construction of the elementary school playground behind the outfield fence enhanced existing drainage issues on Winchester Field. The Paladins were disappointed to temporarily lose the home-field advantage and had to move games off-site. As with any true competitors, the team rose to the challenge and enjoyed a successful season.

During the offseason, with the aid of our most dedicated supporters, we were able to move toward a remedy for the drainage issues, as well as make a few additional safety improvements.

Fellowship is blessed to have families who are not only invested in the success of our school, but in the futures of our students. You see, while our incredible Paladin Park supporters may have originally invested in dirt, brick, and mortar, perhaps they would agree that the most remarkable return on their investment is the extraordinary young men and women who carry their shared experiences, love of the game, and the heart of Fellowship with them wherever they go.

Coaches and players agree that while the fields and courts at Paladin Park are beautiful, they are more than mere sports facilities. They are training grounds; building confidence, sportsmanship, competitive drive, and character, and developing young men and women who dare to dream bigger. So much bigger in fact, that in the last decade, the baseball program alone has seen fourteen former Paladins graduate and continue their playing careers at the collegiate level. While these athletes may

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have left their FCS uniforms behind, they have taken a piece of their experience with them.

As Former Paladin Isaac Bouton, FCS Class of 2019, prepares to suit up for his first season as a Columbus State University Cougar, Fellowship won’t be far from his mind. “Playing for Fellowship helped me develop a mental toughness and resilience to do my job on and off the field.”

Cameron Gill, FCS Class of 2019 and current Wofford CollegeTerrier, echoes that sentiment. “It [baseball] is about showing up every day, putting in the work, and making your mind up that no one will outwork me today. No one will out hustle me today. Nobody will outsmart me today.”

Baseball also taught Gill that the sport, and life, is more about “we” than “me.” “Crafting servant-leadership skills through baseball was an incredible opportunity. I had to learn to play for the eight other guys on the field and not focus on myself.”

This lesson in servant-leadership made an impression on former Paladin and Covenant College Scot Grant Kierpa, FCS Class of 2015, as well. He will return to Fellowship this spring to invest time as an assistant coach. Perhaps he will pay forward the same sense of fun, love of the game, and big-picture perspective that he experienced as a player.

“As a senior, I remember being blown away by Coach Pager’s encouragement and enthusiasm,” shared Kierpa. “While he was highly competitive inside the lines, he was also fun and encouraging and engaged with us when the game was over.

No matter the outcome, he was the same. That taught me how to handle losses.”

Current Coach Shawn Oliver continues to encourage that same drive and love of the game, and hopes to help his players build confidence on and off the field.

“One of my greatest successes as a coach at Fellowship is getting my players to understand that they can compete with any team in the state. Baseball is unique in that whether you are a single A team or an AAAAAAA team, it’s our best nine versus their best nine. We have athletes on campus who are capable of beating anyone, and I want the guys to understand that.”

According to Bouton, Coach Oliver changed up his swing mechanics and got him out of a slump at the plate his senior season, improving him as a player. However, it was his encouragement overall that truly impacted him as a person.

“Coach O never let me settle. They [the coaches] helped me not to grow complacent about where I was. I wanted to keep improving and they always kept that a priority.”

“At Fellowship, you always had coaches who cared about your athletic performance, but who also cared deeply for who you were as a person,” reiterated Caleb Winchester, FCS Class of 2008. “Regardless of a player’s ability to play the game, Fellowship develops the whole person. Training players in their ability to play the game is just a bonus.”

Winchester, who lettered at both Wheaton College and Oxford University, credits coaches, family, and friends for the support and encouragement that not only pushed him to tryout for Wheaton’s team, but also gave him the courage to pursue his MBA in England.

“If I had never attempted to try out for the team, I would have always wondered if I could have played at the next level,” shares Winchester. “Living a life wondering and questioning ‘what if I showed up and tried?’ is a terrible way to live. It’s better to know where you stand. You might surprise yourself.”

Coach Oliver hopes past, present, and future players feel the same sense of support that Winchester felt when they leave Fellowship to take on their next great adventure.

“When guys walk away from this program, whether they play college ball or not, I want them to know that we love them. Their teammates love them. I want them to feel like they’re better men because of what they experienced in the program.” Even though they may no longer call him “coach,” Oliver wants his players to understand they can call on him any time. “I love them, and if they need me, they can reach out. I will be there.”

Though walk-off home runs and wins are nice, the work ethic, lifelong friendships, self-confidence, and lessons learned on the field are what will propel these athletes toward greatness once their playing days are done.

We hope you will join us to cheer on the next generation of Paladins. We look forward with great anticipation to Opening Day 2020 at Paladin Park!

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ANNUAL FUND

Together we can achieve more! You, our generous Fellowship community, continue to prove that together we can reach heights previously unimagined. Thank you for your continued dedication to and support of our students and school.

Alan and Diane Adcock James and Lynn Adcock Paul and Laurie Addison Todd and Kristine Albee Scott and Cheryl Albright Jeff and Nancy Allshouse Scot and Shawna Anderson Joseph and Kiki Ardagna Tod and Kristy Ashby Marcus and Leigh Ashworth Michele Austin Paul and Pamela Baehman Stephen and Elisabeth Ball Robert and Dorothy Banker Gary Barker Michael and Rebecca Bauer Mason and Kari Beard John and Holly Bell Veronica Bell Les Bennett Jeff and Melanie Berends Christopher and Amy Berg Christie Bertrand Connie Bishop Fred and Kimberly Bishop David and Cheryl Bleiler Susan Booker Ryan and Jessica Boon Allison Borden Scott and Jennifer Bourne Scott and Addie Bowen Robbie and Claire Brannon Michael and Ashley Breed Jerry and Shay Brewer Rachel Brown Thomas and Randi Brown Andy and Sarah Bullard Kirk and Karen Bullington Heidi Bagwell (Burdette) Jack Burris Rodrigo and Jennifer Bustamante Joe Cavalli Preston and Cindy Cho Michael and Jenni Claeys Steve and Krista Cohen Eric and Lori Cole Jeff and Jennifer Cole Matt Cole Michael and Misty Combs James and Michele Connolly Chad and Michelle Connors Chip and Beth Cookston Keith Coughlin and Lisa Pasho-Coughlin Jim and Robin Creech John and Yelena Daniel Peter and Ginger Dannemiller Brock and Tricia Darby Denny & Tammy Darmodihardjo David and Daryl Dasch Laura Davenport Suzanne Dawson Stephen Deal Joe and Jessica Dean Lindsey Dean Bob and Donna Dell Brandon and Ansley Denihan Michael and Kelly DePadro Scott & Lee Anne Dickerson Thresa Dixon Laurie Donald Rick Downs Bradley and Shannon Drost John and Tanya Eberle Kyle and Nichole Ehman Brian and Tanya Eller Brad and Christy Elphick Phil and Joan Ergle Bryan and Ellen Estes

Daniel Ethridge George and Meredith Johnson Jim Everidge Kelly and Lauren Johnson Michael and Kelli Evertsen Chip and B.J. Jones Jim and Becky Exley Kevin and Leasa Jones Don and Tess Fancher Michael and Sharon Jones Ihab and Rasha Farag Chris and Debbie Kammerer Kevin and Ann Fatzinger Ted and Laura Keim John and Jan Featherston Jason and Julie Kennedy Daniel and Lauren Fernandez Matthew and Linda Keogler Jonathan and Andrea Fickley Addis and Elleni Kifle Brad and Gretchen Fields Ty and Suzie Kim Michael and Lynn Finch Heather King Patric and Amanda Fischer Mike and Cecille Kinsey Jim and Clare Fischer Timothy and Heather Klatt John and Christie Fiscus Alan and Jacinda Kolosna Jason and Natalie Flurry Kazuki and Jeanne Konno Jared and Kathryn Fouse Mark and Stephanie Kreikemeier Tom and Kathi Francesconi David and Mimi Kroeber Nicholas & Gabrielle Fraunfelder Shae Landy Andrew and Cheryl Fuggle Jeffrey and Rhonda Lantz Andy and Cindy Furman Drew and Rebecca Latora James and Tricia Gaddis Drew and Sarah Lawes Craig and Regina Garretson Jay and Heather Leadingham Todd and Lauri Garretson Jeffrey and Veronica Lear Chad and Christine Gaydos Ryan and Elizabeth Lewis Sheila George Shawn and Kristen Lewis Martin and Tressa Gibby Frank and Suzanne Linneen Ryan Gibson Pete and Roxanne Loescher Mark and Kimberly Gilleland David and Kathy Lowery John and Kimberly Glisson Roger and Candy Lusby Christy Goar Timothy Lusby Scott and Georgia Godfrey Jordan Lyerly Chuck and Niki Gray David and Diana Mack Richard and Carlin Grayson Matt and Libby Madden Jeremy and Nell Greenwell Cory and Leslie Marcus Steve and Debbie Griffin Troy and Stacey Marsh George Griswold Rick and Janet Marshall John and Tracy Guerry John and Kari Mattingly Nelson and Ashley Guzman Greg and Kay Lynn Mayhue Chris and Erin Haffner Paul and Meg McClung Michael Hagearty Toni and Lynn McCollum Wayne Haigler John and Amy McCullough Matthew and Deana Hames Paul and Traci McGee Hal and Sue Hanes David and Erin McGill Greg and Nicki Hardin Jeff and Elizabeth McLendon Sean and Jennifer Harding Greg and Sherri McLeroy Cliff Hardwick Scott and Lara McMickle Chad and Lorie Hargett Craig and Christi Melrose Tom and Suzi Harrison Trey and Heather Millwood Gil and Ashley Harvard Janet Milton David and Ronda Harvey Robert and Ruth Minkert Ryan and Katrina Hatrak Mark and Christie Miree Richard Hauenstein Dwayne and Lauren Mitchell Edwin Hays Kent and Kimberly Moore Austin Herring Joey and Jennifer Morecraft Kevin and Susan Hickey Randy and Laura Morgan Rob and Holly Hickman Al Morrell Mark and Cari Hildebrandt Curt Morrell Zach and Kari Hines Evan and Sara Morris Jeffrey Hobby Jeremy and Corey Mosier Christopher and Shannon Holden Tim and Melinda Murphy Todd and Victoria Holland Paul and Christy Myers Patrick and Suzanne Hollifield Kelly and Jenny Myrick Christopher and Julie Holloway Bob and Polly Neill Scott and Mary Honan Joshua and Kimberly Nelson Barbra Hornsby Kevin and Jodi Niblock Steve and Heidi Howard Clint and Alison Nokes Jackson and Kristen Hubert Hugh and Lorie Nunnally Timothy and Sheri Hudgens Mike and Jan Oetinger Brad and Jenny Hudson Steven Oliver Ronald and Prudy Hughes Thomas and Anngenette Olson Trip and Kristin Hughes Daniel and Anna Orille William and Heather Hurley Shane and Kelle Ortiz John and Jennifer Hurley Brad and Melanie Pager Bob and Helen Inglis David and Ruth Anne Palumbo Steve and Nicole Inglis Dean Pappas Jonathan and Rebecca Jackson Christopher and Kelly Patterson Mike and Annette Jacobs Thomas and Tanya Patterson Tony and Krista Jaroszewski Robby and Beth Paul

Charles and Susan Paulson Rob and Michelle Sobolewski Chuck and Julie Paulson Joe and Kaye Stafford Jeff and Stella Peeples Jimmy Stainback Randy and April Peitsch Cliff and Beth Stanfield Marko and Kimberlie Pekez Brynn and JoAnn Stensrud Milan and Desa Pekez Chris and Meg Stewart Michele Peterson Jake Stirrup Claude and Beth Petty Raymond and Jessica Strack Tim and Renee Pierce Karly Stroup Edward and Heather Pierpont Reggie and Angela Sumpter Daniel and Sheila Pineyro Tony and Tricia Tacquard Rocco and Cindy Pizza Scott and Jen Tanksley Jamie and Kimberly Pleasant Mike and Jill Taylor Gil and Linda Pongetti Leo and Amanda Terrazas Kevin and PJ Price Michael and Kathy Teston Dayne and Anne Pryor John and Michelle Thacker Hunt and Tracy Purdy Sean and Jennifer Thompson Kelly Putre Alfred and Leigh-Ann Thompson David and Kristen Pyle Michael and Lyndsy Thompson Jason and Sheri Quale Jeffrey and Kelly Thomson Amy Rambo Stephanie Thomson Ross and Lori Ramsey Chad and Mandy Thrasher Liz Ray Todd and Whitney Thrasher The Ray Family Frank and Gina Tomberlin Craig and Dawn Raymer David and Laura Tribble Kayla Rechenbach Curtis and Melanie Trotter Mark Reed Todd and Melanie Wacker Scott and Amy Reed Greg and Cheryl Wade Scott and Heather Reedy James and Jodi Wallace Brent and Chrissy Reeves Kevan and Rebekah Wallace Matt and Danielle Reeves John and Gaye Washburne Michael and Tara Reeves Ben and Kelly Webb Timothy and Dianne Rice Therian and Michelle Webb Eric and Laura Richards Liesl Webber John and Yami Richardson Patricia Weeks Pinckney Ridley Joseph and J.C. Weems Michael and Anne Marie Ring Ernie and Mary Weigele Dan and Joy Roark Cliff and Laura Welch Dean and Bethany Robertson Brad and Karen Welty Elizabeth Robertson Dain and Susan Wideman Jake Robertson Jimmy and Tammy Williamson Amberly Robinette James and Wendi Williamson Fnu and Lilyana Robinson Kevin and Carrie Wilson Shane and Jessica Robinson Stephen and Catherine Wilson Howard and Emily Rogers Greg and Jan Winchester Reno and Therese Rojales Colleen Woodard Steven and Robin Rosebrough Wendi Worley Don and Tiffany Rountree Jim and Peggy Yates Steve and Lisa Rozeboom Jason and Liz Young Keith and Brenda Rozell Todd and Lynn Young Steven Rozell Danny and Katherine Youngblood Rick and Kathy Sanson Mark and Kelly Zeige Karol Santarsiero Zack and Christine Zhang Keith and Tamara Schneider David and Sherry Schoendorf Company Donor List Jared and Joanna Schuerman Ameriprise Financial Richard and JoAnne D. Schuetze Ameritrade Troy and Cynthia Schulz Charitable Flex Fund Hal Scripka CHUBB Charitable Foundation Bonnie Sellers Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Allison Senft Hoplon, LLC Christopher and Andrea Serafin IBM International Foundation Chris and Chrissy Shaw Medtronic Mark and Hannah Sheikh Merchant Capital Solutions, LLC Winfrey and Nichole Shields National Christian Foundation Andrew and Maura Shorkey Northwestern Mutual Foundation Marc and Cara Shroyer Once for All, Inc. Chris and Rebecca Sibley Sade Villa Rental Limited Joseph and Janet Siebert Salesforce.com Foundation Howie and Lisa Silverman Schwab Charitable Fund Ricky and Paige Silvers SunTrust Foundation Walter and Kim Site The Benevity Community Impact Fund Michael and Erin Skardasis Truist Austin and Sarabeth Sledd Vanguard Charitable Endowment Jim and Jennifer Smith Matt and Vicky Smith Paul and Sharon Smith Rachel Smith Rhodie and Jessica Smith

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GA GOAL

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Thank you to our incredible community of supporters who have designated a portion of their state taxes to be earmarked for Fellowship Christian School. Your thoughtfulness provides much needed financial aid to new families looking to join our incredible community.

Lindsay and Cynthia Acuff Joseph and Dana Archer John and Holly Bell Robbie and Claire Brannon Ken and Denise Brock Andy and Sarah Bullard Robert and Susan Carpenter Nick and Pam Chafin Steve and Krista Cohen Jeffrey and Angela Cole Greg and Linda Cook Jim and Robin Creech Peter and Ginger Dannemiller Joe and Jessica Dean Jim and Rebecca Dearman Brandon and Ansley Denihan Michael and Kelly DePadro Brad and Christy Elphick Jim Everidge James and Becky Exley Bill and Sue Exley Kevin and Ann Fatzinger John and Jan Featherston Daniel and Lauren Fernandez Patric and Amanda Fischer Andy and Cindy Furman Ron and Beth Haigler

Gil and Ashley Harvard Brian and Mellonee Hedrick Rob and Holly Hickman Christopher and Shannon Holden Penn and Mary Holman Steve and Nicole Inglis Tony and Krista Jaroszewski Chip and B. J. Jones Ted and Laura Keim Matthew and Linda Keogler Timothy Kramer Mark and Stephanie Kreikemeier David and Mimi Kroeber Kenneth Lacy Michael and Allison Landreth Drew and Rebecca Latora Drew and Sarah Lawes Sterling Ledet Kevin and JoEllen Lengefeld Stuart and Amanda Lester Ryan and Elizabeth Lewis Frank and Suzanne Linneen David and Diana Mack Shelly Martin John and Kari Mattingly Greg and Kay Lynn Mayhue Phil and Vonda McCutchen

Paul and Janet McGraw Jeff and Elizabeth McLendon Scott and Lara McMickle Trey and Heather Millwood Douglas and Kelli Mittrucker Kent and Kimberly Moore John and Dorcas Morris Jeremy and Corey Mosier Thomas and Rebecca Newkirk Kevin and Jodi Niblock Daniel and Anna Orille Bradford and Melanie Pager David and Ruth Anne Palumbo Edward and Heather Pierpont Jamie and Kimberly Pleasant Phillip and Lauren Poovey Dayne and Anne Pryor John and Susan Purser Ross and Lori Ramsey Trevor Reece Mark Reed Scott and Amy Reed Brent and Chrissy Reeves Howard and Emily Rogers Reno and Therese Rojales Don and Tiffany Rountree Alan and Mylinda Royalty

2019 Contributions Received $307,737 Number of Donors 117

Keith and Tamara Schneider David and Sherry Schoendorf Richard and JoAnne Schuetze Roy and Nichole Shields Brian and Trudy Simmons Mark and Amy Spiegel Brynn and JoAnn Stensrud Micah and Victoria Stevens Walter and Jennifer Susong Kien and Tiffani Taing Leonardo and Amanda Terrazas Michael and Kathy Teston Kevin and Sheritha Thomas Curtis and Melanie Trotter Daniel and Kristen Wagner Roger and Lolly Ward Nick and Tammy Weaver Brad and Karen Welty David and Deborah Wertz Stephen and Paula Whitley James and Wendi Williamson Stephen and Catherine Wilson Greg and Jan Winchester Kevin and Amy Young Danny and Katherine Youngblood Dustin and Kimberly Zabrocki

Number of Students Receiving Scholarships High School 3 Middle School 5 Elementary School 24

PALADIN STADIUM COMPLEX

To those who have championed the Paladin Stadium project, thank you for your commitment to excellence in athletics and our school.

Todd and Kristine Albee Marcus and Leigh Ashworth Mason and Kari Beard Jeff and Melanie Berends Linda Bradigan Jerry and Shay Brewer Bill and Amber Brigham Steve and Krista Cohen Rob and Amy Consoli Chip and Beth Cookston Steve and Silvana Cox Peter and Ginger Dannemiller David and Jacque Dodson Brad and Christy Elphick Christopher and Tammy England Jim and Becky Exley Kevin and Ann Fatzinger John and Jan Featherston Patric and Amanda Fischer Chad and Christine Gaydos John and Kim Glisson Ron and Beth Haigler Greg and Nicki Hardin

Gil and Ashley Harvard Rob and Holly Hickman Patrick and Suzanne Hollifield Gene and Judy Houchins Steve and Heidi Howard Brad and Mary Jackson Chris and Debbie Kammerer Michael Keith Mark and Stephanie Kreikemeier David and Kathy Lowery David and Diana Mack Rhett and Kelli Marlow Jeff and Elizabeth McLendon Scott and Lara McMickle John and Ann Merrick Lee and Teri Milhollin Lonnie and Karin Mimms Kent and Kimberly Moore Robert and Nikki Murfree Al Morrell Jeremy and Corey Mosier Paul and Christy Myers Clint and Allison Nokes David and Ruth Anne Palumbo

Thomas and Tanya Patterson Robby and Beth Paul Randy and April Peitsch Rob and Kerrie Persiano Christian and Kimberly Pleasant Ross and Lori Ramsey Michael and Tara Reeves Larry and Leslie Reeves Scott and Colleen Reid Matt and Heather Rendle Ed and Jean Rhodes Eric and Laura Richards John and Yami Richardson Mike and Anne Marie Ring Jake Robertson Steven Rozell David and Sherry Schoendorf Troy and Cynthia Schulz Brian and Cynthia Shepler Michael and Erin Skardasis Cliff and Beth Stanfield Brynn and JoAnn Stensrud Leo and Amanda Terrazas

Mike and Kathy Teston Todd and Whitney Thrasher Frank and Gina Tomberlin Robert and Shannon Traywick Curtis and Melanie Trotter Jay and Courtney Waggoner Cliff and Laura Welch Jim and Pat Welty James and Wendi Williamson David and Margie Zandstra Company Donor List Ameriprise Financial Apparel Image, Inc Hoplon, LLC Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. National Christian Foundation Salesforce.com Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund Truist United Way Special Distributions YourCause

The school regrets any errors or omissions on the donor lists. Please contact Joel Schuster in the Development Office at 770.641.6822 or joel.schuster@fcspaladins.org to make corrections.

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