SJE Impact Report: 2022-'23

Elevat ing Our E ag le s

The many achievements you see highlighted in this year’s Impact Report are a compelling testament to St. John’s “Value Proposition.” Our unique value proposition - what advantageously differentiates SJE from others - is found within the heart and soul of our school and deeply rooted in three fundamental ideals: Transparency, Stewardship, and Culture.

St. John’s parents are encouraged to actively engage in and partner with the school in support of their child’s experience. Whether it is detailing how tuition dollars and increases are utilized, what we teach, or how we measure teacher performance, St. John’s believes it a matter of fundamental respect for and partnership with parents to be open, accessible, and share key important information about their children’s experience. Private school is an extremely important and significant investment that typically involves some sacrifice by families. It is our priority to make sure that St. John’s is known as a respectful and trusted steward of the financial investment families make in their children’s education. For this reason, we make sure every tuition dollar is budgeted for its highest and best use. St. John’s remains steadfastly committed to a comprehensive pricing structure grounded in our mission to keep the St. John’s experience socially and economically broadly accessible and built around the middle class. In doing so, we also effectively shape and maintain the type of community we are - authentic, supportive, and proudly antithetical to what many see as private school elitism.

The one aspect of St. John’s I cherish the most is our culture - more accurately the fact we are “counter-cultural.” St. John’s is a refuge for families who want something different for their children than education driven by popular culture. In this sense, ours is a “values proposition.” We believe in children and that there is a sanctity to childhood that ought to be cherished and protected. “Let children be children” is our mantra. At St. John’s, education has a higher purpose, one all who work at the school feel compelled to serve.

In a society and world marked increasingly by change and uncertainty, I believe there has never been a greater need or more important time for St. John’s Episcopal School. We continue to enjoy record interest from those who seek the values-driven education provided at our wonderful school. Given the immense responsibility that accompanies being entrusted with other people’s children, all of us at St. John’s are privileged to work with them. On behalf of my entire team, I thank you for continuing to share your children with us and for making the 2022-2023 school year such a tremendous success!

Hugh Jebson | Head of School

Primary Division 5 Fast Facts

From Ana Ibanez, Director of Primary Division

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Express

Kindness trees were installed on all three campuses, emphasizing character education and development. The tree employed different themes each month.

Grow

At weekly Parent Chapel, students learn how to perform for a crowd as they are picked to stand in front of the parents and sing – building confidence.

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Interact

Osmo bases (acquired through Eagles Fund donations) made iPads more interactive.

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Communicate

A new surround sound speaker system added, making Chapel more enjoyable and instant announcements easily heard.

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Socialize

At the Parents’ Night reception in the fall, families kicked off the school year getting to know each other better. Closing out the school year at Circus Day, students and parents had fun with the many carnival themed festivities on campus.

2022-2023

Lower Division 5 Fast Facts

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Imagine

With the town and government project in Grade 3, each class elected a mayor, and all students had a job in the imaginary town they created.

Create

With ClearTouch boards in each classroom plus 3D printers installed in the lab and office, students can be more creative and collaborative, both provided by the Eagles Fund.

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Applaud

The Kindness trees were a big hit on all three campuses, including Lower Division students who highlighted random acts of kindness by writing them on “leaves.” Students also added goals and resolutions, notes to grandparents, and things they love about their teachers.

From Michael Salzer, Director of Lower Division

4 Compete

Modulate

New, modular desks were installed in each classroom - an upgrade made possible by generous funding from Eagles Fund donors.

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The Grades 3-5 Battle of the Books team placed 3rd overall in their Spring competition, demonstrating their vast literary knowledge!

Middle Division 5 Fast Facts

From Lisa Strauch, Director of Middle Division

Explore

Overnight class trips were back for every grade! Grade 5 went to Crystal River, Grade 6 took a two-day trip to St. Augustine, Grade 7 went to the Florida Keys, and Grade 8 journeyed to Yosemite for five days.

Innovate

Eagles Fund donations purchased MacBook Pro laptops for the Innovation class, which teaches 21st century skills, engaging students to think critically, creatively, and collaboratively. These skills are designed to enhance students’ approach to learning, allowing them to showcase what they know and learn in their academic classes and the real world as independent, lifelong learners.

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Enhance

In Innovation, Middle Division students were introduced to Python computer programming and coding, created design journals, engineered a project to sort ping pong balls, created LEGO robots, and worked with Tinkercad (a 3D modeling program).

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Beautify

Piano keyboards were purchased for music classes through the Eagles Fund to enhance the music program and create beautiful melodies around campus.

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Achieve

91% of graduating Eagles were accepted to their first choice of private, selective high schools.

Investing In Our Teachers

“Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” - Ibn Battuta

This is the feeling conveyed by the St. John’s foreign language teachers after being among the first recipients of the school’s newest Eagles Fund allocation, faculty travel grants.

For Kendal Ogles (teacher of Grades 5-8 Latin), Ardeli Beaulieu (teacher of Grades 5-8 Spanish), and Paula Hernandez-Davila (teacher of K4-Grade 4 Spanish), this summer provided the opportunity to travel overseas to exciting destinations, immersing themselves in places and cultures relevant to the languages they teach. All three express gratitude for the Eagles Fund donations that made these travel grants possible.

“This was a way to further our subject matter expertise,” enthuses Beaulieu. “Paula and I traveled together to Salamanca, Spain to attend the annual teacher conference there. It’s part of our professional development – a chance to go to where our language started, to see the history, architecture, and people. All of that makes up, and helps create, a language.”

The American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP) 105th Annual Conference in Salamanca served as an ideal destination for Beaulieu and Hernandez-Davila, to not only enrich their understanding of Spanish culture and language, but to meet colleagues from all around the world to exchange ideas and best practices. All of it will help inform their classroom teaching at St. John’s, they say.

“It was great to meet so many teachers from across the U.S. who teach the same grades I do,” says Hernandez-Davila. “We got the idea for a Hispanic Heritage event from another teacher there, using a cultural alphabet where students identify parts of a Spanish-speaking country’s culture using ABC’s, such as A for arepas.” In a collaborative effort, Middle School students will be working with Lower School students on the Cultural Alphabet Project this year during Hispanic Heritage Month, adds Beaulieu.

Concurrently, Ogles’ Eagles Fund travel grant took her to Greece and Turkey, where she perceived the modern-day presence of the Latin language’s ancient roots in the places she visited, helping to make a language not currently spoken feel quite alive.

“Having the ability to experience this continuing, living culture — being able to see the actual remains; stepping foot into temples; going to the islands and special places — really brings ancient Greek and Roman history to life,” Ogles explains. “You can really picture what happened. Through my experiences on this trip, I’ll bring that to life for my students. I took pictures of every temple and have created a PowerPoint we’re going to use around the National Mythology Museum.”

CONNECTING THREADS

Because St. John’s foreign language team is so intertwined and mutually supportive, all three noticed overlapping threads between Latin and Spanish that they discussed afterwards. “We call Latin the mother and father, linguistically – it’s the root of Spanish and all romance languages,” Beaulieu says.

Ogles agrees, noting that when she visited Turkey, she noticed cultural aspects that are also woven into Spanish culture. Likewise, Hernandez-Davila noticed Latin words in cathedrals in Spain and contemplated the connections.

One of the main takeaways for Ogles will be the ability to use photos and ideas from her trip to help bring Latin alive for students at St. John’s. “I’ll use my visits to various museums in Greece and Turkey to create teaching tools around burial customs,” she explains. “Students will be divided into teams of two and will express thoughts about why there were different burial styles for men and women, or why some were buried with a dog or

Kendal Ogles

with gold or with a baby bottle. Bringing these aspects of everyday life and culture into my Latin teaching is really important to me.”

The trip to Spain provided the Spanish teachers a chance to broaden their linguistic repertoire, based on hearing different dialects and words in Salamanca compared to the Spanish spoken in other places they’ve visited or lived. It also reinforced the power of being able to speak other languages while traveling for pleasure or work – “English isn’t always available!,” Beaulieu says with a laugh, adding that learning Spanish is helpful not only while traveling but in business and beyond. The Latino/Hispanic population in Tampa has grown to 26%, and is the country’s largest minority group, she adds.

“We speak the language, but there are words in that part of Spain that are different,” she adds. “We learned a lot by walking around and interacting with the people.” Experiencing Spanish cuisine and music — for instance, hearing castanets in street music performances — are other aspects they plan to bring into their classrooms, says Hernandez-Davila.

GRATEFUL FOR EAGLES FUND DONORS

Ogles is grateful to have more tools to continue elevating what is already an award-winning Latin program, including recognition at the national competitions to which she leads her students, as well as the National Mythology Exam.

“You can really see that St. John’s is serious about investing in teachers by taking the Eagles Fund and putting resources into foreign languages,” Ogles says. “Our students win award after award because there’s a focus on foreign languages here. Same with other St. John’s teachers: the Eagles Fund now enables teachers to travel to places where they can gain insight and apply it when teaching your children, which adds an experiential quality.”

“I’m really happy travel grants were part of the Eagles Fund this school year,” says Hernandez-Davila. “When the opportunity to choose a trip arose, Ardeli and I looked at each other and said, ‘Salamanca Conference!’ To be able to attend with other Spanish teachers and see how this language is taught all across the U.S. and beyond brings a different mindset. I will be able to bring those experiences to life for my students.”

L to R: Paula Hernandez-Davila and Ardeli Beaulieu

Santa Run

Oh what fun it was to run! SJE community members past, present and future joined together for the merriest of celebrations, Santa Run, on Saturday, December 3, 2022! More than 500 families and friends of the school attended, along with a flurry of snowflakes and a jolly visit from Santa himself! From the 5K and family fun run to the pancake breakfast and other festivities, there was something for everyone to enjoy.

Save the Date

Grandparents Day

Mark your calendar to join us for the 2023-’24 Grandparents Day: Friday, November 10, 2023!

Grandparents and ‘grand’ friends of St. John’s filled the halls of each campus on Friday, February 24, 2023. It was such a beautiful day shared by these incredible people in our students’ lives. Grandparents and ‘grand’ friends traveled from near and far, and some even throughout all three campuses in one day. St. John’s is so lucky to have such a supportive, special community of grandparents and ‘grand’ friends.

VIE Party

Our Circle of Excellence philanthropic leaders continue to lead the charge in monumental fundraising success with their outstanding and generous support of the Eagles Fund! In honor of our Circle of Excellence, Head of School, Mr. Hugh Jebson, hosted the 2023 VIE Party on Tuesday, March 28, 2023. The VIE Party’s exclusive guest list recognized the distinguished members of the 2022-2023 Circle of Excellence, school administrators, and members of our Board of Trustees. VIE guests celebrated together in the ballroom of the historic, yet modern boutique venue, Hotel Haya. The venue provided the perfect space to mingle and toast the philanthropic achievements of the school year together with Circle of Excellence members, and be the first to hear of our school’s future vision, A Place to Grow.

Giving Societies

Giving Level / Donation

Platinum Eagle Circle $25,000 and above

Golden Eagle Circle $10,000-$24,999

Head of School Circle $5,000-$9,999

Crimson Eagle Circle $2,500-$4,999

Donors with total annual giving to the Eagles Fund at $2,500 and above are recognized as honored members of the Circle of Excellence. Circle of Excellence donors are recognized in our community as Eagles Fund partners who inspire and encourage philanthropic leadership. Platinum Eagle Circle members were invited to join our Head of School for an intimate dinner at the conclusion of our campaign in honor of their visionary Eagles Fund giving of $25,000 and higher.

St. John’s Open

The St. John’s Open, the school’s annual golf scramble established by the Dads’ Club, was a swinging success! On Friday, March 31, 2023, teams composed of SJE parents, alumni, grandparents, partners, and friends took to the green at the Bay Palm Golf Complex on MacDill Airforce Base. It was wonderful seeing so many community members out on the course for a fun morning of friendly competition. Thank you to the Dads’ Club for organizing such a wonderful ‘friend’ raising event!

Commencement

Congratulations, Class of 2023! The St. John’s community celebrated the accomplishments of its graduates at commencement on Thursday, May 25, 2023. The Class of 2023 is composed of 47 incredible students well-prepared for success in high school and beyond. Of those who applied to selective high schools, 91% were offered enrollment by their first choice for next year!

They will be attending the following schools this fall:

• Academy of the Holy Names

• Berkeley Preparatory school

• Bishop Kenny High School

• Jesuit High School

• H.B. Plant High School

• Robinson High School IB Program

• Tampa Catholic High School

• Tampa Preparatory School

• Trinity Preparatory School

We are so proud of all our graduates have accomplished and know they will do incredible things in the future! SJE will always be their home - now soar into the world, alumni!

Eagles Fund Success 2022 -2023

$507,591 Eagles give together! Our philanthropic culture continues to strengthen with total giving meeting every operational need and fulfilling the dreams of our division directors and teachers. In addition to renewing 100% leadership and Trustee participation, we saw incremental increases in overall parent participation and overall number of donors to the school.

100% Participation from St. John’s Leadership, including the Board of Trustees

73% Parent Participation

99% Participation from Faculty and Staff

96 Circle of Excellence Members

470 Donors

Revenue & Expenses

Revenue 2022 -2023

Expenses 2022 -2023

Unwavering Support For SJE

With a master’s degree in American History – and a history of classroom success – Grade Level Dean and Grades 7-8 History Teacher Joe Woodard has the skills and experience to be an invaluable asset to any school. But for him, St. John’s was his preferred choice when applying to schools in 2009, and he loves the school even more 14 years later.

“It never ceases to amaze me how supportive the St. John’s community is when it comes to educating children,” Woodard says. “The families appreciate the faculty, and they go out of their way to show it. I’ve enjoyed nothing but unwavering support. It makes me want to do the best job I can for our students.”

“THIS INSTITUTION LOVES MY DAUGHTER”

Joe and wife Carrie’s daughter Sydney is a rising Grade 1 student who started at the school in K4, has also benefited greatly from being a part of “the St. John’s family,” he says. “This institution loves our daughter! I believe in what Sydney’s teachers are doing. I believe in our mission and in the direction of the school.”

Woodard applauds St. John’s for being “a safe place but also challenging.” The emphasis at the school on critical thinking skills is a crucial part of the entire K4-8 experience and is designed to prepare students for success in high school and beyond, he adds. “I believe in the Christian-based education—the way the school challenges every child academically and spiritually, and nurtures the entire child.”

EAGLES FUND DONATIONS ELEVATE TEACHING

As both teacher and parent at the school, Woodard has been able to view the power of Eagles Fund donations from multiple perspectives. The benefits to teachers can be astounding: a travel grant from the Eagles Fund recently allowed him to travel to Boston to augment his subject matter knowledge in a hands-on way, providing “a more well-rounded view of some of the history I’ve been teaching for years,” he says.

“I’ve noticed the importance of local geography [in understanding history]. It’s been beneficial to see in Boston how close certain historical locations and events were. There are things you can get from physically being in a space where something historical happened. I think that’s a missing piece. That sense of space can help illuminate history,” he explains, adding with a smile: “I returned from the trip with loads of ideas I didn’t have before.”

JOE & CARRIE WOODARD

“The faculty set the tone. At an independent institution, if the faculty members believe in the school, it’s important to reinvest in it. It sets a positive tone and says to everyone, ‘I’m going to show my involvement and that I love the school by giving.’”

Beyond select trip grants, the support provided teachers by the Eagles Fund extends throughout the year and to all classrooms. Through wish list submissions, teachers can count on receiving items above and beyond needed educational supplies, Woodard notes. “We’re never behind in that regard; we’re always at the curve or at the vanguard,” he adds. “That’s because the

Eagles Fund is going strong and makes things available.”

Based on these types of educational benefits for teachers and students – in addition to his love of the school – making his own annual donation to the Eagles Fund was and is an easy choice, Woodard says.

“The faculty set the tone,” he says. “At

an independent institution, if the faculty members believe in the school, it’s important to reinvest in it. It sets a positive tone and says to everyone, ‘I’m going to show my involvement and that I love the school by giving.’”

L to R: Carrie, Sydney, and Joe Woodard

A Family Tradition

As alumni of St. John’s who attended the school in the ‘80s/’90s—now with their own kids enrolled as current Eagles—siblings Bert de Alejo and Brucie de Alejo Pitino say with pride that being at St. John’s is “a family tradition for us.” Brucie paved the way, starting at SJE in K5 and graduating in 1995, with younger brother Bert attending SJE all 10 years and graduating in 1997.

Bert recounts their parents’ original motivation for enrolling them at St. John’s being the school’s rigorous academic program, as well as the school’s structure and values – which remain a big attraction for parents.

Today, the family tradition continues, with both siblings’ children enrolled at St. John’s as current or rising students. Brucie and husband Christopher have three students at the school, including Andrew (rising Grade 7), James (rising Grade 5), and Nicolas (rising K4). Bert and wife Becca have Sebastian (rising Grade 1) at SJE, as well as Savanna who will join her cousin Nicolas in K4 in the fall.

BUILDING BLOCKS FOR AMBITIOUS FUTURES

With Bert a Managing Partner at real estate investment firm Laurel Ridge, and Brucie an independent attorney, the siblings agree that the building blocks of their career success came during their time as students at St. John’s.

“I had such a great experience as a student at St. John’s; it provided me with such a strong academic foundation,” Brucie enthuses. “In fact, I think we would both agree, we were challenged the most [in all our schooling] at SJE. That preparation made the rest of our academic and business endeavors easier. SJE taught us how to work independently, work hard, be prepared –and those lessons have served us very well.”

Enduring friendships and even business relationships have been another benefit, says Bert. “I have lifelong friends from St. John’s, including my dentist and several attorneys I work with. And when you’re sourcing something you need [professionally] it’s funny how you find people you knew from St. John’s who can help you out.”

“The Christian-based value system that the school has stayed

BERT DE ALEJO & BRUCIE DE ALEJO PITINO

“The Eagles Fund enhances the experience of all kids who attend this school. Dollar for dollar, you get incredible value for your donation.”

L to R:

Brucie de Alejo Pitino and Brucie de Alejo during their schooldays as St. John’s students in the 1990s

true to since opening is another reason we chose this school for our kids,” Bert says. “And there’s a level of diligence here that other schools don’t necessarily focus on. The diligence you come out of St. John’s with prepares you for any workload.”

SUPPORTING THE EAGLES FUND

That appreciation for the school over multiple generations led the siblings to support the Eagles Fund annually. For those considering giving, Brucie and Bert say they do it because giving is a recognition of the value they’ve observed first-hand in a St. John’s education.

“Our parents always stressed the importance of a strong education,” Bert explains. “So if I’m going to give to a charity, one of the first will be one that promotes education. The Eagles Fund enhances the experience of all students who attend this school. Dollar for dollar, you get incredible value for your donation.”

“One of the reasons to give is seeing how the Eagles Fund can help with professional development for the teachers,” adds Brucie. She says that wish list items granted to teachers through the fund—including technology and athletic program resources—are also big motivators for her family to give.

Ultimately, giving to the Eagles Fund comes down to supporting teachers and students. “My son comes home talking about how he loves his teachers,” Bert says. “Supporting that through the Eagles Fund is key.”

L to R: Becca and Bert with kids Sebastian and Savanna

L to R: Brucie and Christopher with kids Nicolas, Andrew, and James

It’s A Calling

For Ruth Ann and Conrad Szymanski, grandparents of two St. John’s scholars, there have been numerous indications that their son Geoff Szymanski picked the right school for the kids four years ago. One came when they were bringing Geoff’s son Ryan (Alumnus, Class of 2023) back to school from an orthodontist appointment.

“I have to get to school as soon as possible!,” said Ryan enthusiastically – a rare statement for some kids, but not unusual for a St. John’s student. During his time as an Eagle, Ryan so enjoyed his school day that he didn’t want to miss a minute.

“The enthusiasm for school stems from the teachers — they are so passionate about what they do,” says Conrad. He adds that Ryan had a special fondness for Latin class at St. John’s, where Kendal Ogles, teacher of Grades 5-8 Latin, incorporates mythology into the study of Latin and the classics. In fact, in July Ryan was a member of the six-student team for the state of Florida at the National Junior Classical League competition at Emory University in Atlanta. The team got first in the country in Roman history, and first in the country in Certamen.

Ryan’s younger sister Sidney (Grade 7) is also prospering at the school. “Sidney immediately found new and accepting friends who have been close friends ever since the first day at St. John’s,” says Conrad. “She’s found a wonderful network of friends here.”

STAYING AHEAD OF THE CURVE

The community feel and love of the school emanates outwards from the teachers and administration and impacts the students, Ruth Ann and Conrad say. “For the teachers and staff, they say it’s a lot more than a job, it’s a calling,” says Ruth Ann with a smile.

That positive energy from the St. John’s team is part of what compelled the couple — and other grandparents — to donate to the Eagles Fund, Conrad adds.

“We are elated with the fantastic job the school is doing for our grandchildren, so we want to participate,” he says. “Donating helps sustain esprit de corps at the school. The other piece is that they’ve kept tuition low here compared to other schools, so we became a significant donor to help the school keep tuition affordable.”

Donating also helps the school stay ahead of the curve academically and be prepared in terms of resources.

“When I drop the grands off, you see that the teachers know them. All I see is respect toward the students, and in return it comes back to them.”

RUTH ANN & CONRAD SZYMANSKI

Having various education tools on hand, including iPads every student gets to use and take home with them, helped the school pivot exceptionally well during the initial phase of the pandemic in spring 2020, says Ruth Ann.

“They already had these and other tools in place, facilitated by the Eagles Fund, which was very important,” adds Conrad. “The school managed it very well that they were able to be almost instantly virtual at that time.”

MULTIPLE REASONS TO GIVE

The list of reasons to donate to the Eagles Fund is long, Ruth Ann and Conrad agree, all centered on the school’s quality and offerings that contribute to student growth and achievement.

“The extracurricular activities have really worked well for our students,” Conrad points out. “For our grandkids, that has included volleyball, cross country, soccer, theatre, and art club, which have added a lot to their education.”

“The smaller class sizes allow a lot of good things to percolate up,” adds Ruth Ann. Another notable aspect has been the return of overnight field trips after a pause during the pandemic. “The trips they’ve gotten to take have really enriched their experience,” says Conrad.

The whole package is tied together with “a homey feel” and sense of community, explains Conrad. Ruth Ann adds, “When I drop the

grands off, you see that the teachers know them. All I see is respect toward the students, and in return it comes back to them.”

“It’s just an amazing cocoon for these kids,” Conrad says. “Our grandson was a shy kid at first. But the first time we came to

Grandparents Day, we were amazed at how many different teachers spoke to him as he walked about the campus. As he graduated, he was speaking to all the teachers and students — he found his self-confidence. He’s found his voice here.”

L to R: Ryan, Conrad, Sidney, and Ruth Ann Szymanski

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Leadership, Faculty and Staff

VESTRY (2022-2023)

FACULTY AND STAFF

PRIVATE GIFTS (4)

Angelica Aldana

Monica Amodio Alum

Armando Barbosa

Sarah Barnhart

Ardeli Beaulieu

Sarah Beresik

Sarah Bragdon

Mary Kathryn Brill

Carole Byrd

Janet Carroll

Andy Castro

Stephanie Cole

Jennie Collins

Linda Cormier

Lesley DeOrio

Jeff Edmondson

Jen Eggleston

Jennifer English

Mary Lou Ewing

Jennie Fenley

Cindy Fenlon

Richard Ferlita

Carrie Fowler

Chris Friedrich

Kristie Gajdosz

Constance Hayden

Lindsay Hutchinson

Ana Ibanez

Hugh Jebson CoE

Shane Jeffcoat

Gail Kelley

April Kellogg

Candice Kenzig

Layne Lenfestey A um

Derek Lester

Will Lyon

Michael Matthews

Ashley Messer Alum

Beth Metcalfe

Maria Mohammed

Lee Moore

Michael Morris

Alison Murphy

Anna Murray

Tara Novell

Parents

PRIVATE GIFTS (2)

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Adkins

Dr. and Mrs. Scott Anderson

Mr. Artan Balliu and Dr. Erjola Balliu

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Benson

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Blades

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick

Bollin Alum

Dr. Karel Calero and Dr. Aurelia Calero

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan

Cappy CoE

Mr. and Mrs. John Colby Alum

Mr. and Mrs. James Collins

Mr. and Mrs. Alberto de

Alejo III Alum

HONOR ROLL

Mr. Bryan Dees and Dr. Ashley Dees

Mr. and Mrs. David Edgerton

Mr. and Mrs. Cory Ellison

Mr. Christopher Ferrara and Dr. Leslie Ferrara

Mr. Ryan Fulcher and Dr. Jennifer Fulcher

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Gaffney

Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Garcia Alum CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greco II Alum CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gstalder

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Guimard CoE

Ms. Marti Hancock

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harley

Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hiller

Mr. Anthony Horrnik and Mrs. Megan Kelly-Horrnik

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hutkowski

Mr. and Mrs. Joey Ijjas

Mr. Brian Kostek and Mrs. Laura Forsythe CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lacy

Mr. Frank Leoce and Ms. Carly Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levin

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Locker

Mr. and Mrs. William Long

Mr. and Mrs. William Lyon

Kendal Ogles

Bessie Palios

Nicolette Paraschak

Amy Patenaude Alum

Patricia Peternell

Frank Quaranda

Alli Revelle

Richard Rho

Laura Rode

Amy Rodriguez

Michael Salzer Alum

Fabiola Sanchez

Diane Scott

Lisa Strauch

Trent Strauch

Shima Suzuki

Sue Thompson

Fred Tirella

Lidia Toledo

Carrie Underwood

Janna Vincent

Lena Walz

Sharon Weaver

Michele Williams

Ronnie Williams

Joe Woodard

Amy Woropay

Amy Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lytell

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle McAvoy

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Messer Alum

Mr. and Mrs. James Metcalfe

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick

V. Mickler Alum CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Park IV

Mr. and Dr. Jeffery Patenaude Alum

Dr. Bhavin Patidar and Dr. Mayuri Patel

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips CoE

Mr. Christopher Pitino and Mrs. Brucie de Alejo

Pitino Alum

Mr. and Mrs. William Pugh

Mr. Jeff Rich and Ms. Candace Rich CoE

Dr. Mark Sando and Dr. Jane Sando CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Simmons

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tiffin CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uithoven

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilander CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodbury

Mr. and Mrs. Dustyn

Woropay

K(5)

PRIVATE GIFTS (1)

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Abreu

Ms. Nicole M. Anzuoni

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Azzarelli

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bexley CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bexley CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bruner

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cahill

Mr. and Mrs. John Christen Alum CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Alberto de Alejo III Alum

GRADE 1

PRIVATE GIFTS (1)

Mr. Michael Aguilar and Ms. Danielle Diaz

Mr. Lane Andrews and Dr. Sheryce Andrews

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bexley CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Biller CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Brozyna

Mr. and Mrs. Andre P. Callen

Mr. and Mrs. J. Baron Crager CoE

GRADE 2

PRIVATE GIFTS (2)

Ms. Monica Amodio Alum

Mr. Petar Besalev and Mrs. Dimitrina

Atanasova CoE

Dr. Noah DeVicente and Dr. Beverly Deliz-Tirado

Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Dietrich

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Doyle CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Elliott

Mr. and Mrs. John Fohr CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Ford

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Goetz

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorman

Mr. Craig Harris and Dr. Mary Ashley Cain

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Michael Hendricks

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Iosue

Mr. and Mrs. John Jefferson

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson

Ms. Gail Kelley

Mr. Josh Kuder and Ms. Megan Kuder CoE

Mr. and Ms. Alexander Magill

Mr. and Mrs. Cort Martin CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McAdams

Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Mitchell CoE

Mr. and Mrs. William Murray

Mr. Matthew Nachtrab and Ms. Jessica Kuch CoE

Mr. Lam Nguyen and Mrs. Giannina Ghezzi Nguyen

Mr. Lucas Osmon and Mrs. Susana Figueredo

Mr. and Mrs. Amit Paleja

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Parker

Mr. Jeremiah Pederson and Dr. Obiamaka Pederson

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips CoE

Dr. Michael Poch and Ms. Leah Perlman CoE

Mr. Sergio J. Re and Dr. Jamie P. Morano-Re

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robbins

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schentrup

Mr. and Mrs. Dante Skourellos

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Smith

Mr. and Mrs. John Spytek

Mr. Javit Thekumkattil and Dr. Susana Kulangara-Thekkumkattil

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodard

Dr. Fayyadh Yusuf and Mrs. Tanzina Khondaker

Mr. Bryan Dees and Dr. Ashley Dees

Dr. and Mrs. Derek Diasti CoE

Mr. Trevor Dienes and Ms. Johanna Wood

Mr. James Falcon and Dr. Shannon Falcon

Dr. Alfred Frontera, Jr. and Mrs. Cherie Frontera

Mr. Ryan Fulcher and Dr. Jennifer Fulcher

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Guimard CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hiller

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Landram

Mr. and Mrs. John Lannan

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Lee CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lytell

Mr. and Mrs. William Malone

Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Mitchell CoE

Mr. Jeremy Pino CoE

Mr. and Ms. Bradley Price

Mr. Mark Rachal and The Honorable Laura Ward

Dr. Diego Rodriguez and Dr. Yamile Reveiz

Mr. and Mrs. John Roman

Ms. Cindy Schofield

Mr. and Mrs. Bernardo Tannenbaum

Mr. and Mrs. John Tarbutton

Mr. Javit Thekumkattil and Dr. Susana Kulangara-Thekkumkattil

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Thomason

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tiffin CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Valdes

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Watkins CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilander CoE

Rev. and Mrs. Christian Wood

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burkett

Dr. Jon Burton

Dr. Tracy Burton

Mr. and Mrs. David Byrne CoE

Dr. Michael T. Caire and Dr. Brooke Bavinger

Dr. Karel Calero and Dr. Aurelia Calero

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Calvo

Mr. and Mrs. John Christen A um CoE

Dr. and Mrs. Jason Chung

Mr. and Mrs. John Clabby CoE

Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Collins III Alum

Mr. Robert Courtney and Mrs. Vlada Varfolomeeva CoE

Dr. Raymond Cutro and Dr. Brooke Baldwin

Mr. and Mrs. John DeOrio

Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Dietrich

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dietrich

GRADE 3

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Addabbo

Mr. Michael Aguilar and Ms. Danielle Diaz

Dr. and Mrs. Scott Anderson

Mr. Carlos Arguello and Mrs. Maria Garces

Mr. Artan Balliu and Dr. Erjola Balliu

Dr. and Mrs. Yaser Bassel

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Berry CoE

Mr. Jon Berry and Ms. Jatuporn

Vatcharakongsak CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Bersch

Mr. Marcus Conrad and Mrs. Maria Soledad

Lucas CoE

GRADE 4

PRIVATE GIFTS (2)

Ms. Nicole M. Anzuoni

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blankenship

Mr. and Mrs. Chase Collier

Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Collier III CoE

Mr. and Mrs. J. Baron

Crager CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dachepalli

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Duane CoE

Mr. and Mrs. David Edgerton

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Frantzen

Mr. and Mrs. Brett Freeman

Mr. Gary Garcia II and Mrs. Christina Anton Garcia CoE

Dr. and Mrs. Nelson Gomez

Mr. Joshua Grieb and Dr. Tori Grieb

Mr. Rafael Guzman and Ms. Alexandra Schaffrath

Mr. Eric Hall and Dr. Kathryn Hall CoE

Mr. Craig Harris and Dr. Mary Ashley Cain

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Kite-Powell

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lacy

Mr. Ted Lagonikos CoE

Mr. Jeffrey Lieser and Mrs. Ghada Skaff Lieser

Mr. Matthew Nachtrab and Ms. Jessica Kuch CoE

HONOR ROLL

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nicholas

Mr. Lucas Osmon and Mrs. Susana Figueredo

Mr. and Dr. Jeffery Patenaude Alum

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips CoE

Dr. Michael Poch and Ms. Leah Perlman CoE

Mr. Jeff Rich and Ms. Candace Rich CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Olivier Rougié CoE

Dr. Mark Sando and Dr. Jane Sando CoE

Mr. Brad Shellgren and Mrs. Courtney Robinson Shellgren

Mr. and Mrs. John Spytek

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swenson CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tiffin CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Walter CoE

Dr. and Mrs. Derek Diasti CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Diasti CoE

Dr. Hesham A. Fakhri and Dr. Rana K. Fakhri CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Fariello

Mr. and Mrs. John Fohr CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Fowler

Mr. and Mrs. Drew Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gstalder

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Guimard CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harrington CoE

Mr. Micheal Hofmann and Dr. Selina Lin Hofmann CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jimenez CoE

Ms. Rebecca Johnson Pietrzyk

Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Shirin Kanji CoE

Mr. Brian Keiter and Dr. Tricia Keiter CoE

Mr. Josh Kuder and Ms. Megan Kuder CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Landram

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Lieb

Mr. and Mrs. William Malone

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Mickler A um CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Niebles

Mr. and Mrs. Brendan O’Brien CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Pittman CoE

Mr. Mark Rachal and The Honorable Laura Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Revelle

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Salzer Alum

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Smith

Mr. and Mrs. John Tarbutton

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colin Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Valdes

Mr. and Mrs. Jody M. Valdes

Mr. Sean P. Waddell and Ms. Hanisha A. Patel

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Watkins CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Kiley Webb CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Yuskaitis

Mr. and Mrs. Alberto de Alejo III Alum

Mr. and Mrs. John DeOrio

Ms. Jen Eggleston

Mr. Casey Ellison and The Honorable Alissa Ellison CoE

Mr. Billy Gillen III

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greco II Alum CoE

Ms. Gail Kelley

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kersting

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kreye CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin LaMonte

Dr. Jennifer Landy

Mr. and Mrs. John Lannan

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Lee CoE

Mr. Jeffrey Lieser and Mrs. Ghada Skaff Lieser

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lin

Mr. and Mrs. Peter McBride

Mr. and Mrs. James Miller CoE

Mr. Christopher Pitino and Mrs. Brucie de Alejo

Pitino Alum

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Pittman CoE

Mr. Russell Riley and Ms. Clare Seng

Mr. and Mrs. Olivier Rougié CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilander CoE

Rev. and Mrs. Christian Wood

GRADE 5

PRIVATE GIFTS (1)

Mr. Lane Andrews and Dr. Sheryce Andrews

Dr. and Mrs. Yaser Bassel

Dr. Matthew Beatty and Mrs. Kendal R. Ogles

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Berry CoE

Mr. Joel Boblit and Ms. Sarah Jaycocks

Mr. and Mrs. David Byrne CoE

Dr. Michael T. Caire and Dr. Brooke Bavinger

GRADE 6

Mr. Keith Anderson and Dr. Mary Anderson

Mr. Jon Berry and Ms. Jatuporn Vatcharakongsak CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Bersch

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blankenship

Mrs. Kata K. Bower

Mr. and Mrs. John Clabby CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Compton CoE

GRADE 7

PRIVATE GIFTS (2)

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Addabbo

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Barbarine

Dr. and Mrs. Steven Barna

Mr. and Mrs. Alston

Barrow A um CoE

Ms. Abby Boustead

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Corcell CoE

Dr. and Mrs. Jimmy DeMesa

Mr. and Mrs. Andre P. Callen

Mr. and Mrs. Erik Castro

Dr. and Mrs. Jason Chung

Mr. Marcus Conrad and Mrs. Maria Soledad Lucas CoE

Ms. Kendra R. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dietrich

Mr. Powers Dorsett CoE

Mr. and Mrs. David Edgerton

Mr. and Mrs. Travis Elrod CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Fowler

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Frantzen

Mr. Gary Garcia II and Mrs. Christina Anton Garcia CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Garland

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Guimard CoE

Dr. and Mrs. Francisco Itriago

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Lacktman CoE

Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Mitchell CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn O’Brien CoE

Mr. Mark Rachal and The Honorable Laura Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Ruff

Dr. Mark Sando and Dr. Jane Sando CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Spencer

Mr. and Mrs. John Tarbutton

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colin Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. David Vaughan

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Walter CoE

Mr. Mathew Wash and Mrs. Laura-Elizabeth Ware

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Watkins CoE

Dr. Tony Watt and Mrs. Aja Watt CoE

Mr. Tomas Yi and Ms. Kelly Yu CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Corcell CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Alberto de Alejo III Alum

Dr. Mihaela Druta

Mr. Mike Druta

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dunn

Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Fariello

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan N. Garis CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Blake Gaylord

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hubbard CoE

Mr. and Mrs. McGregor King Alum

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin LaMonte

Dr. Jennifer Landy

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lawrence

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lessinger

Mr. Jeffrey Lieser and Mrs. Ghada Skaff Lieser

Mr. Thomas Luzier and Mrs. Allison Beard Luzier

Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacKinnon CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Milazzo CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Brendan O’Brien CoE

Mr. Kent Osman and Mrs. Margaret Johnson

Mr. Christopher Pitino and Mrs. Brucie de Alejo

Pitino Alum

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Salzer Alum

Mr. Geoffrey Szymanski

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colin Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Valdes

Mr. and Mrs. Kiley Webb CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Diasti CoE

Dr. Hesham A. Fakhri and Dr. Rana K. Fakhri CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan

N. Garis CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greco II Alum CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Hayes

Greep CoE

Mrs. Ivy Gustafson Alum

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hoar

Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Holloman

Mr. and Mrs. Henry

F. Ibanez

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Kellogg

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kersting

Mr. and Mrs. James McGuire

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Palermo Alum CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rainey CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rollins

Mr. Ruel Smith and Mrs. Amy Lamb-Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Spencer

Ms. Jani Taylor

Mr. Anthony Terrana and Ms. Sarah Barnhart

Mr. and Mrs. Jody M. Valdes

Mr. and Mrs. David Vaughan

Mr. and Mrs. David Ward

Mr. Mathew Wash and Mrs. Laura-Elizabeth Ware

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Williams

Rev. and Mrs. Christian Wood

GRADE 8

PRIVATE GIFTS (2)

Mr. Lane Andrews and Dr. Sheryce Andrews

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Barbarine

Ms. Nicole Berry CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Biller CoE

Mrs. Kata K. Bower

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan

Cappy CoE

Mr. and Mrs. John Clabby CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dachepalli

Mr. Casey Ellison and The Honorable Alissa Ellison CoE

Mr. Adam Filthaut and Mrs. Kristina Marsh

Mr. Mathias Friess and Mrs. Carren M. Rieger-Friess

Mr. and Mrs. Drew Griffin

Mrs. Ivy Gustafson Alum

Mr. Eric Hall and Dr. Kathryn Hall CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Henderson

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hoar

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hubbard CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kreye CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Lacktman CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. McFarland

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Milazzo CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Morris

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn O’Brien CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Stephens Alum CoE

Mr. Geoffrey Szymanski

Grandparents

Ms. Margaret Abreu

Dr. and Mrs. William

D. Anton

Mr. John Arabia

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Arcario

Mr. Jim Armstrong

Mrs. Catherine Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Berry

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Biller

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blades

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Boustead

Mrs. Linda Chatman

Mrs. Jewell Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. James Collins Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Hilario Costa

Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dees

Mr. and Mrs. Glen DeWaard

Mr. C. Powers Dorsett CoE

Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duane

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dues

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Eischeid

Mr. Sam Ellison

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fohr CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Forsythe CoE

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Francois

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frantzen

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Garcia CoE

Mr. and Mrs. William Gillen Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Govalet

Mr. Robert Grieb

Ms. Patricia Hambley and Mr. William Hambley

Mr. and Mrs. J. Ned Hancock

Mrs. Genevieve Ickovic

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson

Dr. and Mrs. Lazarus Kavouklis

Mrs. Carol LaMonte

Ms. Annette Leoce

Mr. and Mrs. William Lytell

Mr. and Mrs. James Moody

Mrs. Judy C. More

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mueller

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Pearsall

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Perlman

Mrs. Sheila Rainey

Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Rankin

Mr. Sudhakar Reddy

Mrs. Alice Robbins

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ryan

Mr. and Mrs. Andres Santana

Ms. Ursula Sellitti

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith III Alum

Ms. Linda Spears

Mr. Elton Stephens

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Szymanski CoE

Ms. Marci Thomas

Mr. Thomas Thompson and Ms. Daphne Hayman

Ms. Martha Waddell

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wood

Friends, Foundations and Matching Partners

PRIVATE GIFTS (1)

Al Besse Alum

Amazon Smile

American Endowment Foundation CoE

Amley McEntire Orthodontics CoE

Anton Garcia Law CoE

Bank of America

Bank of America Charitable Fund

Bright Funds

Cameron Cassedy Alum

Charities Aid Foundation America

Community Foundation of Tampa Bay

Community Foundation of the Chattachoochee ValleyThe W. Michael & Elizabeth C. Ogie Fund CoE

Conlink LLC CoE

EBSCO Industries, Inc. CoE

Elevated Engineering Services LLC CoE

Ellison Advisors

ESR Foundation CoE

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Fitkids Tampa Florida E.N.T. & Allergy CoE

Florida Marine Joiner Services, Inc. CoE

Garcia Family Foundation CoE

Greater Milwaukee Foundation CoE

Healthcare Realty CoE Himes Breakfast House / Shells Seafood Restaurants CoE

Johnson & Johnson

Matching Gifts Program

Lullwater Capital Foundation CoE

Maine Community Foundation CoE

Mr. Gregory S. Rix Alum

Mr. Stuart Work

Mrs. Janel N. Hutchinson Alum

Mrs. Jennifer Stauffer

Mrs. Marsha Martin

National Christian Foundation CoE

National Christian Foundation Tampa Bay CoE

Orthopaedic Medical Group CoE

Parkside of One Bayshore Condominium

Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.

Raymond James Charitable CoE

Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.

Schwab Charitable

South Tampa Kids Dental Krewe CoE

T.RowePrice Charitable CoE

Tampa Children’s ENT CoE

The Benevity Community Impact Fund CoE

The Duke Energy Foundation

Matching Gift Program

The J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund

The Lacktman Family Foundation

The PISA Foundation

The Rev. Charles E. Connelly

Vein, Heart and Vascular Institute CoE

Gifts to the Eagles Fund are defined as those for which no goods or services were purchased in return. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of our honor roll information. Please accept our apology for any errors or omissions. Should you have any changes, corrections or questions, please contact a member of our Donor Relations team at 813.600.4353 (advancement@stjohnseagles.org).

Corporate Partners

Corporate partnership is among the most valuable ways businesses affiliated with the SJE community demonstrate their dedication and commitment to our School’s students and teachers. As Eagles Fund Corporate Partners, all are Circle of Excellence members and greatly appreciated for their philanthropic leadership. Thank you to our Corporate Partners for their generous support of the 2022-2023 Eagles Fund!

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Dr. Mark Sando and Dr. Jane Sando

Joshua and Meagan Mitchell

The Doyle Family

The Garcia Family The Keiter Family

Carleton & Anne Compton

The Doyle/ James Family

Dr. Scott Powell

Private Gift

Your Support Elevates The Eagles Fund

Each year St. John’s parents, grandparents, alumni, trustees, faculty, staff, partners and friends demonstrate their commitment to our school through their generous giving to the Eagles Fund. The outpouring of philanthropic support in the 2022-2023 school year was truly monumental, and is a resounding endorsement of our collective belief in the mission of our school to prepare each of our students for lifelong intellectual and spiritual growth by providing a superior educational experience within a nurturing Christian environment.

Now, more than ever, our hearts are grateful for your continued and faithful support. Together, we are a resilient community, whose united giving inspires generosity and makes a lasting impact on every child at St. John’s.

You are the visionaries, the influencers, and the philanthropists who empower our school to innovate and dream.

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