Academy Fund Mid-Year Impact Report - Fiscal Year 2024-2025

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The Academy Fund Mid-Year Impact Report

THANK YOU!

DearAcademyFundDonors,

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SanAntonio Academy’s mission is tooffer anexceptionaleducation intentionally craftedfor boys.Toachieveourmission,differences arecrucial—we must first understandthedifferencesbetween howboyslearn comparedto girls. Then we mustbe limitlessinofferingthedifferences thatmaketheir educational experienceexceptional.

Buildingrobotsfromscratch, performing forand speakinginpublic to peers and teachers, engaginginacharacter development curriculum, and participating in purposefulleadershipopportunities makethedifference. Equipping faculty with everyresource necessary to deliver thehighestquality education and offering themtop-tier professionaldevelopmentmakes thedifference. And sometimes, investing incampusmaintenanceand securitytocreatethebest possible learning environment makesthe difference.

Differencesset TheAcademyapart, and thosedifferences aremade possible by yourunwaveringcommitment toourmissionthroughThe Academy Fund. The AcademyFund affordsusthe opportunity torelentlessly pursueexcellence, ensuringwecanofferthe programs,resources, and opportunities that define an SAAeducationandmake adifference.

The differencebetween anacceptable and exceptionaleducational experience is you.

We areincrediblygrateful.

Withsincere gratitude,

Academy Fund Co-Chairs:

Erin and Morriss Hurt

Division Leaders:

Ashley and Joel Jenné, PreK–2nd

Dawn and Bruce Walker, 3rd–5th

Ashley and Robert Wingo, 6th–8th

Grade Representatives:

Nerea and Alan Claiborne

Heather and Jac Craig

Jennifer and Michael Dewar

Virginia Nell and Robert Duncan

Leah and Jim Eller

Anne and Gregg Gerasimon

Cece and James Griffin

Larissa and Nolan Fields

Meredith and Anson Howard

Veronica and Kyle Martin

Amelita and David Mauzé

Salaie and Raul Ruiz

Mo and Barrett Shipp

Tinsley and Chad Smith

Louise and Jimmie Thurmond

Carole and Elgin Wong

Jenevieve and Frank Zoch

Academy Fund SUMMARY

as of March 2025

$550,000 TOTAL RAISED

100% OF STUDENTS BENEFIT

SURPASSED GRADE GOAL

6TH–8TH GRADE

909 GIFTS RECEIVED

3rd Grade

MOST ACADEMY FUND DONORS

100% KINDERGARTEN PARENT PARTICIPATION

BECAUSE YOU GAVE, WE CAN PROVIDE...

EXCEPTIONAL ACADEMICS AND FACULTY

New Books for 5th–7th Grade Classroom Libraries

All Supplies for Woodshop and All Fired Up

Character Strong Curriculum

Robots for Robotics and STEM

End-of-Year Culminating Experiences

Magik Theatre and Natural Bridge Caverns Field Trips

Choir Performances

Fishing Trips

Enhanced Math Curriculum

Bean Bags, Wobble Chairs, Howdahug Seats

Noise-Canceling Headphones

Teachers Pay Teachers Curriculum

3D Printer and all It’s Supplies

EXCEPTIONAL TECHNOLOGY

11 New Laptops

Eight New Docking Stations

10 iPads for Primary School Classrooms

AN EXCEPTIONAL CAMPUS

Touchless Faucets in Restrooms

Two Vans and Two Golf Carts

34 Campus-Wide Security Cameras

New Curtains in Ellison Hall System for Moody Refectory al Landscaper

CEPTIONAL ATHLETICS

orage Cases

Rollers e Equipment

...AND MORE!

... a gift to The Academy Fund is unrestricted, making it a flexible and instantly available source of income that can be used when and where it’s needed most.

... you could double your donations, by submitting a matching gift request to your employer.

... your generous donations provided all of this and so much more! If you have questions about your giving, please contact the SAA Development department at development@sa-academy.org.

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