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THE WOODLANDS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNANCE BOARD Dear Woodlands Christian Community, Simply stated, the Governance Board for The Woodlands Christian Academy has one responsibility: to assure that Woodlands Christian strives to achieve the results stated in its Global Ends Policies (see inset). The primary goal of these Ends Policies is for students to mature in their faith and development and, by graduation, have received Jesus Christ as Savior and spiritually, academically, physically, and socially.

Having established this as the very foundation and sole

community both internal (founding and past board members, (local church pastors, educators, Dr. Bruce Lockerbie, Dr. Richard Reisen, Dr. Phil Graybeal, and the AdvancEd/ACSI accreditation review team). These discussions help us continue

survey feedback from families and faculty, all direct signs of satisfaction with the direction of the school. The purpose of this report is to highlight many of these achievements. The

establishing written policies to achieve these Ends, to direct consistent leadership, rising enrollment, and a strong faculty.

We thank you for the privilege of serving God and your family at The Woodlands Christian Academy.

that vision, the Board met last year with members of our

In Him, The Governance Board of The Woodlands Christian Academy

Global Ends Policies spiritually, academically, physically and socially.

Students who achieve their highest academic potential equipped to think critically and discern Truth

Tom Earle Chief Governance

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Ed Julius

Janice Freet

Gary Mueck

Jim O’Connor

Loren Regier Secretary

MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL Dear Families and Friends of The Woodlands Christian Academy, On behalf of the board, administration and faculty, we are delighted to present our annual report, summarizing highlights

students succeed and develop a love of learning. Whether in the classroom, at an athletic competition or on the mission Christ, capable of making an eternal impact for His kingdom.

We hope you enjoy the annual report, in which we focus

This was a monumental year in which we celebrated of the Joshua Academic Center and the David Gymnasium,

Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). Most importantly, we rejoiced daily in the maturation and triumphs of our wonderfully talented students.

At Woodlands Christian, we strive to equip students – spiritually, academically, physically and socially – to

of gifts. We are, as always, grateful for the contributions of time, talent and treasure that we receive from the families and friends of Woodlands Christian.

Serving Him,

Julie H. Ambler Head of School “This is the day the LORD has made; we will rejoice and be

unique gifts and talents and reach their highest potential. curriculum taught by an engaging faculty that delivers the personal mentoring and encouragement necessary to help our

Mission Statement The Woodlands Christian Academy is an independent, for the Glory of Jesus Christ.

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SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS

434 Students

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108 New Students

Retention Rate

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Enrollment Growth

New families were contacted within the first quarter of the school year;

“We are thrilled; and we love the school. I would recommend this school to anyone.

I wish I would have made the decision to attend much earlier.”

“Woodlands Christian is SO good!... The investment is worth the sacrifice.”

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Minorities 3% African American 2% Asian 8% Hispanic

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here are a few of their comments:

“I feel that everyone has been so welcoming and so wonderful. The teachers are amazing and the culture of the school is incredible. I looked for a school throughout the greater Houston area, and the website sincerely reflects the quality of the school. We’re so happy.”

GROWTH AT WOODLANDS CHRISTIAN occasion as they moved into their new classroom building, the our lower grade students. community friends gathered

for the formal dedication of the Joshua Academic Center and the new David Gymnasium, which also opened its doors providing much needed additional gym space to our lower school students.

lights and a sound system were installed to greatly enhance chapel and the performing arts programs.

Warrior CafĂŠ is to elevate the quality of the school lunch program by enhancing the nutritional level, featuring restaurant quality salad bar with unprocessed, organic foods added sugar.

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Joshua Academic Center

David Gymnasium

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SPIRITUALLY Middle and upper school students performed 10,323 hours of community service.

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school students made their annual trek to Quito, Ecuador to minister for ten days this summer. While there, they to Africa to minister to orphans in the country of Zambia.

Food Bank through a car wash; hosted a movie night raising $1,060 for the Make a Wish Foundation; assisted with sponsored Quito Quest Mums on a Mission.

“As we focused on the topic of ‘rejoicing’ in the Lord, we learned that rejoicing is a state of celebrating that is completely rooted in God and His goodness and not in the circumstances of our life. Many times we opened up the floor and students shared about the different ways they are letting their joy spill out in generosity towards others. They shared about serving others with their family, giving of their money to the needy, and showing kindness to their siblings. So many students wanted to share about ways they were serving God and others that I often would run out of time and encourage them to share more together in their classrooms.”

Brian Dunn, Lower School Pastor

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ACADEMICALLY

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Top Half Class of 2014 Class of 2014 Religious Schools CISD

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Throughout the year, our faculty attend various conferences

FACTS

Advancement of Science Teaching (CAST) at the George R. Brown Frog Street Splash Conference.

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colleges and universities and were offered over $2,222,808 in scholarships, an average of over $77,000 per student.

Class of 2014 College Acceptances Abilene Christian University Arizona State University Asbury University Auburn University Austin College Baylor University Berry College Butler University Coastal Carolina University Colorado School of Mines Concordia University Covenant College Dallas Baptist University DePaul University Elon University Georgia Southern University Hofstra University

Midwestern State University Missouri University of Science & Technology Oklahoma State University Ouachita Baptist University

The University of Arkansas The University of Florida The University of Georgia The University of Mississippi The University of Oklahoma The University of Tennessee

Sam Houston State University Samford University South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Trinity University Southwestern University Stephen F. Austin State University Tarleton State University

Wheaton College

Houston Baptist University John Brown University

LeTourneau University Louisiana State University

The University of Alabama

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ACADEMICALLY The Woodlands Christian Academy is fully accredited by AdvancED, and the Association of Christian Schools Internaitional (ACSI).

presented a discussion titled What Does Christian Have To Do With Education, which educators, students and church members to better understand and appreciate the eternal value of a Christian education. The second speaker, Dr. Bruce Lockerbie, presented Why is Today’s Generation Losing Its Faith and How Can We Stop the Slide?

faculty, parents, and Christian leaders intelligently discussed distinctions and challenges of Christian education.

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Terra Nova Test Results Language Mathimatics Science

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15 45% of Woodlands Christian faculty have advanced degrees...

teacher, was named Teacher of the Year by The Rotary Club of The Woodlands.

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Scholars with two awarded AP Scholars with Honors recognition.

including 4 ½ years at Woodlands Christian.

Christiana Shayan, Kindergarten teacher, was named Teacher of the Week

by Woodlands Online.

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High school students earned honors in the George Bush contest. Hannah Bub (10th grade student) received a 2nd place award, and Matthew Dew (10th grade student) received a 3rd place award.

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PHYSICALLY

89% 90%

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of high school students participated on at least one team.

of high school athletes play on at least two teams.

of middle school students participated on at least one team.

of middle school athletes play on at least two teams

2014 Presidential Physical Fitness Results

234 Students tested

118 Students earned National status

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(90th percentile) Students earned Presidential status

Varsity Football – State Quarterfinalists

placed 2nd in regionals

will play sports at the college level. Katy Adams will run track at Wheaton College, Rachel Earle will play volleyball at Le Tourneau University, Michael Sacks will play football at Sam Houston University, Tristian Suayan will play football at Trinity University, and Haley Pounds will play in district .

placed 3rd in state

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Warriors Beyond the Walls Celebrating the diverse cultural and educational aspects of our world, students the year.

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Blair Duroy, 11th grade, was awarded the Rotary Youth Leadership Award.

Woodlands Christian welcomed the AXIS+ team to discuss the dangers of technology and clearly and critically about what they believe and how they live.

As part of our desire to help our children grow closer to God, and develop spiritually and

Through change collected during our book fair, The Woodlands Christian library supported the the state to record an offender (mom) while she reads a story that will be mailed to her child.

The library also sponsors the Montgomery County Book Festival.

Cheerleaders of all ages celebrate Warrior spirit

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Middle school and high school band students went to Memphis, Tennessee for their annual band trip. They performed and participated in a clinic led by professors at the University of Memphis. Trombonists Jackson Mulville Ledbetter (12th grade) and trombonist Stephen Milian (11th grade) were also chosen for the ATSSB Area Band.

UPPER SCHOOL ART

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contest for her image entitled, I Chose the Road Less Travelled.

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Kimberly Kienholz received an Honorable Mention in Drawing; Kyle Kontor received 2nd place for Communication Design; Amanda Hunnicut received 1st place in Applied Design; Eun Sung Cheon received 2nd place, Amanda Hunnicut

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FAMILY PARTICIPATION Woodlands Christian Parent Teacher Fellowship is a busy group of parents who encourage fellowship, support the various needs of teachers, promote the school and nurture each other in Jesus Christ. PTF hosted two semester long Bible studies for parents, coordinated Prayer Pals, hosted back to school coffees and teas introducing new families, organized homecoming continually stocked teachers lounges, prepared two fantastic Teacher Appreciation events in both upper and lower schools, assisted with the Annual Auction and Gala, and planned the end of year

PTF President: CeCe Ray Lower School Coordinator: Shawn Lusk Lower School Home Room Moms: and Meredith Heimsoth Kindergarten: Carolyn Atkinson, Carolyn Brown, Cassandra Yearwood, and Courtney Schindewolf1st Grade: Linda Froelich and Rachel Alarid 3rd Grade: Cecilia Acuff, Lisa Sain, and Sherry McClure

Upper School Representatives:

9th Grade: Larissa Bonner 10th Grade: Angela Carroway and Shannon Regier 12th Grade: Jeana Rogers Lounge Stocking Coordinators: Rebecca Williams and Rosalyn Hassell Upper School Thanksgiving Lunch Coordinator: Abbie Thomas

was Lisa Galassini

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Barnabas Award was Lisa Galassini. Mrs. Galassini served as our Booster Club president for two years. Through her leadership, Booster Club membership increased and revenues were raised by

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The Booster Club annual golf tournament, and sponsorships in media guides in support of the Warrior athletic programs.

Some of the items the Booster Club purchased for Warrior athletics include: softball and football uniforms, helmets and headsets, parkas for the swim team, a new hydration station, a gym divider for the David Gymnasium, and new weights. The Booster Club hosted a Homecoming BBQ and a Spring BBQ for all Warrior families and a Fall/Winter and Spring Banquet to honor our athletes. To support the Arts, the Booster Club purchased a $1,600 new stage for the Multi Purpose Room.

Presidents: Lisa and Terry Galassini Vice President: Shannon Sevier Treasurer: Shawn Young Secretary: Larissa Bonner Communications: Darin Mittelstaedt Marketing: Katherine McBride Athletic Director: Randy Hollas TWCA Liaison: Kellie Armstrong Championship Level Members Phillip & Ellen Asherman Christopher & Larissa Bonner Kevin & Denise Dietrich Terry & Lisa Galassini Anthony & Michelle George Bart Glover Steve & Dana Greer Larry & Mari Harvey Kevin & Paige Kelley Jeff & Peggy Mardaga Ramon & Wenona Martinez Eric & Kelley Owens Richie & CeCe Ray, Matt & Laura Powers Scott & Amy Young

Victory Level Members John Allen David & Angela Carroway Rober & Crisanna Hulett Rick & Shanna Lohr Brad & Jennifer Mallory David & Katherine McBride Ron & Darin Mittelstaedt Jill Silman Dan & Sherri Thomas Shawn & Kimberly Young Spirit Level Members Richard & Eve Allen Joe & Erin Albiez Mark & Robin Bennett Joe & Terri Bento John & Lucinda Berent Gary & Lisa Birdwell Michael & Kim Bradley Glenn & Chanel Brass Robert & Tania Bryngelson Jon & Susan Caron Roger & Meredith Clem Robert & Kristy Copeland Brian & Erica Doner

Michael & Mary Draper Gregory & Chantal Ellis Tom & Janice Freet Reid & Gettys Raul & Anna Giorgi Andrew & Mary Glover Michael & Shelie Goodwin Stephen & Jana Gray Stephen & Sharon Griggs Andre & Candace Guilbeau James & Michelle Hanigan Jon & Renee Harkins Phil & Rosalyn Hassell Andrew & Kate Howorth Jonathon & Leah Kasparek Tricia Kemp Shawn Kesterson John & Charlotte Key Wesley & Rhonda Landers George & Tanya Leach George & Nicole Leppert Chad & Shawn Lusk Greg & Gina Lusk Ronnie & Robin Mabry Jeffrey & Anne Mansfield Carey & Suzan Marcinkovich Dana Mirbahaeddin

Antonio & Chandra Montero Arthur & Stephanie Morton Gary Mueck & Cynthia DeVos James & Leann Muschenheim Jerry & Deborah Newcomb Keith & Carry Oglesby Christopher & Susan Peters Jeffrey & Robyn Petty Jimmy Ray Timothy & Dana Reagan Loren & Shannon Regier Rob & Sara Robinson Paul & Jeana Rogers Jon & Carol Ann Rubich Drake & Robin Sacks Richard & Leslie Scrushy Christopher & Shannon Sevier Lance & Leah Shearer Ray & Nancy Sievert Peter & Amanda Terenzio Bart & Amy Thedinger Chris & Patti Van Horn Rob & Idaleen Walker Bruce & Shelli Whittecar Dave & Rebecca Williams Michael & Nancy Yanochik

The Booster Club Annual Golf Tournament Over 100 golfers participated in the 2nd Annual Woodlands Christian Booster Club Golf Ray family featuring Warrior golf team members James and Travis Ray.

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AUCTION & GALA THE ROARING TWENTIES

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of our families and supporters.

2014 AUCTION & GALA COMMITTEE

UNDERWRITING & TABLE SPONSORS

Chairs: Julie and Price Ambler Brent and Laura Everson THE GREAT GATSBY Past Chairs: Candi and Andre Guilbeau Tom and Janice Freet 2015 Chairs: Laura and Nick Vanderpool Jack Powell PUTTIN’ ON THE RITZ Live Auction Chair: Gayle Brand Mike Powell Insurance Philip and Ellen Asherman Silent Auction Chair: Robin Bennett Matt and Laura Powers The Bryngelson and Bennett Families Underwriting Chair: Robin Mabry Mike and Bonnie Ray THE GOLD RUSH Procurement Chairs: Laura Vanderpool and The Sweet and Rogers Families Chicago Title Chandra Montero The Crossing Church HFG Wealth Management Decorations Chairs: Candi Guilbeau and FACULTY SPONSORS Triumph Pharmacy D’Anne Surber Tania Bryngelson Philip and Ellen Asherman AIN’T MISBEHAVIN’ Class Projects Chairs: CeCe Ray and Shawn Lusk The Bryngelson and Bennett Families Julie and Price Ambler Finance Chairs: Nicole Leppert and Kathy Montes Price and Julie Ambler BABY FACE Event Coordinator: Kellie Armstrong Triumph Pharmacy Richard and Evelyn Allen Mike Powell Insurance Dr. Peter and Megan Shedden Richard and Evelyn Allen AIN’T SHE SWEET Dr. Peter and Megan Shedden

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FUND A NEED Richard & Eve Allen Price & Julie Ambler Philip & Ellen Asherman Douglas & Carolyn Atkinson Serge & Anne Marie Awasum Thomas Behe & Kellie Armstrong Mark & Robin Bennett Ricke & Mary Boyle Steve & Gayle Brand Robert & Tania Bryngelson Raymond & Judy Duroy Tom & Diane Earle Tom & Janice Freet Andre & Candace Guilbeau Jim & Michelle Hanigan Larry & Mari Harvey Dan & Carol Hauser Chris & Shelle Honeycutt Bryan & Cindy Hunnicutt Jeff & Jillian Johnson Bruce & Diane Kink Chad & Shawn Lusk Jeff & Peggy Mardaga Raymond & Wenona Martinez Jim & Kelley McCormick Ron & Darin Mittelstaedt

Auction items created by our students are timeless keepsakes

Gerard & Krisi Monsivaiz Tony & Chandra Montero Arthur & Stephanie Morton Charles & Kelly Owens Mike & Shelly Powell Matt & Laura Powers Judith Ragsdale CeCe & Richie Ray Loren & Shannon Regier Joe & Carla Rena Steven & Lisa Rogers Paul & Doris Ryan Michael & Courtney Schindewolf Peter & Megan Shedden Ann Snyder David & Heidi Sweet Anthony & Amy Torres

Shawn & Kim Young Scott & Amy Young

Amy Torres and Amy Young

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THE ROARING

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TWENTIES AUCTION & GALA

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Annual Fund Supporters 2013 Annual Fund raised $403,141 foundation of Woodlands Christian. Our goal We were humbled by the generosity of our families which enabled us to surpass the goal appreciation to all who donated and rejoice in the work of The Lord.

This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it. Psalm 118:24

Annual Fund Contributors 2013 Chairs: Tania and Rob Bryngelson Khachik Abrahamian & Gary & Dawn Adams Eric & Rachel Alarid Thomas & Mary Albertson Joe & Erin Albiez Richard & Evelyn Allen Price & Julie Ambler Philip & Ellen Asherman Douglas & Carolyn Atkinson Robert Atler Aries & Glenda Bajoyo Trace & Lisa Baker James & Linda Baldwin Todd & Leslie Barham Jon & Lonna Beamesderfer Jeralynn Beghetto Thomas Behe & Kellie Armstrong Tom & Sharon Bell Laszlo & Ana Benkovics Mark & Robin Bennett Joe & Teri Bento Gary & Lisa Birdwell Anthony & Terri Bocciardi Christopher & Larissa Bonner Michael & Kim Bradley Jerry & Debbie Bradshaw

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Janelle Branca & Family Steve & Gayle Brand Tom & Sherry Branda Glenn & Chanel Brass Dewey & Carol Brown William & Carolyn Brown Matt & Sarah Bruno Todd & Patricia Bryant Robert & Tania Bryngelson Scott & Kathryn Bub John & Bridget Buck Allan & Rebeca Bukowski David & Laurie Butcher Edward & Gina Callaghan Juan & Marthel Cano Jon & Susan Caron David & Angela Carroway Michael & Heather Carson Bob & Katie Catron Bryan & Amy Chappelle Hal & Ginger Chappelle Paul & Cheryl Chollett Stephen Clark Roger & Meredith Clem Wayland & Janet Coe

Robert & Kristy Copeland John & Ebby Creden Stephen & Kimberly Creden Scott & Carrie Culberson Carolyn Cullen William Deaton Anton Denisov & Kristina Zyryanova Amandus & Ariana Derr Edward & Diana Dew Christopher & Debra Dickman Kevin & Denise Dietrich Brad & Jordan Dittoe Craig & Kelly Dobson Brian & Erica Doner Michael & Mary Draper Scott & Mary Lynn Draudt Raz & Doina Dumitru Brian & Whitney Dunn Raymond & Judy Duroy Tom & Diane Earle John & Donna Echols Andrew & Mistie Edmondson Dustin Ellis Gregory & Chantal Ellis Jimmy & Amanda Enriquez

Jason & Cyndee Farra William & Di Anna Ferebee Kate & Paul Fitzpatrick Jeff & Candice Fletcher Philip & Angela Forbes Richard & Karen Fowler Josh & Linda Froelich Terry & Lisa Galassini John & Roseanne Ganley Anthony & Michelle George Tommy & Laura Gilbreath Tony & Jodi Gilmore Raul & Anna Giorgi Marcelino & Debbie Gonzalez Michael & Shelie Goodwin Christopher & Marlene Graham Stephen & Jana Gray Michael & Lisa Greathouse Steve & Dana Greer Jennifer Gressett Stephen & Sharon Griggs Reynaldo Guerra & Lydia Ramos Andre & Candace Guilbeau Sean & Kayla Hall Thomas & Cynthia Hall Francis & Margaret Hanigan James & Michelle Hanigan John & Renee Harkins Greg & Grace Harris Larry & Mari Harvey Phil & Rosalyn Hassell Brandon & Alysia Hayes Jay & Meredith Heimsoth Robert & Traci Henry William & Melissa Herndon Ryan & Deminy Highley Ray & Jessica Hinson Troy & Carolyn Holiman Randy & Tori Hollas Ronald & Teruyo Horton Fenwick & Sandra How Drew & Sarah Howard Andrew & Kate Howorth James & Jennifer Hudnall Dan Hudson George & Eleanor Huff Charlton Hughes Robert & Crisanna Hulett Bryan & Cindy Hunnicutt Bruce & Jan Hunter Jeff & Jillyn Johnson John & Bera Johnson Ed & Pamela Julius Gordana & Milan Karic

Jonathon & Leah Kasparek Kevin & Paige Kelley Kevin & Debbie Kendrick Karen Kennedy Scott & Diane Kennedy Shawn Kesterson Barry & Mary Kienholz Michael & Jen King Robert & Susan King Bob & Angela Kontor Craig & Jessica Laabs Estella Lalgee Wesley & Rhonda Landers Mark & Lyn Langenberg Carole Laubach George & Tanya Leach John & Sandy Ledbetter Barry & Jo Ellen Linder A. Brant, Jr. & Susan Lipscomb John & Marcella Lohmann Rick & Shanna Lohr Mark & Gina Lunsford Chad & Shawn Lusk Greg & Gina Lusk Ronnie & Robin Mabry Karen Mahan Danny & Shonda Majors Brad & Jennifer Mallory Carey & Suzan Marcinkovich Elizabeth Marcontell Jeff & Peggy Mardaga Gabe & Heather Marroquin Ramon & Wenona Martinez Morgan & Pam Masau Stephen & Annaly Mawire David & Katherine McBride Karen McClenney David & Sherry McClure Jim & Kelley McCormick Michael & Kathryn McCoy Amos & Jennifer McDonald Clint & Laura McDonald Patty McHugh Jennifer McKeon Terry & Susan McMillin Chris & Chevelle Melber Kenneth & Heidi Melber Mario & Carmina Mendez Rob & Deborah Michel Amy Milian Scott & Trisha Milward

2013 Participation Levels Governance Board 100% Faculty/Staff 100% Family 97%

PreK-100% K-100% 1st-100% 2nd-100% 3rd-100% 4th-100% 5th-100% 6th-100% 7th-100% 8th-100% 9th-92% 10th-97% 11th-89% 12th-86%

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Dana Mirbahaeddin David & Heather Miseldine Ron & Darin Mittelstaedt Antonio & Chandra Montero Bob & Kathy Montes M. Bentley Montes R. Sterling Montes Shawn & Lisa Moore Curtis & Jerri Mortenson Arthur & Stephanie Morton Timothy & Crystal Mulville Oscar Muniz Alan & Kimberly Murphy

Keith & Carrie Oglesby Collin & Marline Okwen Derwin & Michelle Olivier Doug & Candyce Orr Robert & Deborah Orr Christopher & Gail Osborne Boris & Maria Otto James & Lecia Ousley Charles & Kelly Owens Eric & Kelley Owens Leonardo Palau Jeff & Miledy Paris Chris Parker Pepsico Foundation Tom & Debra Perich Will & Stephanie Perry Christopher & Susan Peters Randall & Stephanie Petersen Jeffrey & Robyn Petty Cuong & Loan Phan Jose & Graciela Plata Blake & Adrienne Pounds Mike & Shelley Powell Matt & Laura Powers Michael & Annette Radvansky

Michael & Annette Radvansky Antonia Randerson Mark & Robin Rasberry James & Beverly Ray James & Tiffany Ray John & Bonnie Ray Richie & CeCe Ray Timothy & Dana Reagan Gary & Jennifer Rees Loren & Shannon Regier Jeffrey & Gina Rhame Cindy Rhee Landyn Riddles Robert Roach Rob & Sara Robinson Paul & Jeana Rogers Steven & Lisa Rogers Peggy Rosales Jim & Leanne Rosser Rhonda & Carl Routh Eric & Amy Rowe Jon & Carol Ann Rubich Drake & Robin Sacks Jeffrey & Lisa Sain E. John & Asha Samuel Solomon & Evangeline Samuel Mark & Elizabeth Savino Michael & Courtney Schindewolf Phillip & Leah Schlagel Scott & Julie Schmidt Richard & Leslie Scrushy Christopher & Shannon Sevier Lance & Leah Shearer Peter & Megan Shedden Steve & Felicia Shephard Jill Silman Maria Smith Sean Smith Steve W. & Blanche Smith Russell & Royale Spahr Belena Stewart

FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2013-2014

Mike & Lori Sullivan Slade & Lisa Swanner Jeffrey & Briana Sweeney David & Heidi Sweet Tommy Tatum Brian & Cindy Taylor Peter & Amanda Terenzio Bianca Thomas Dan & Sherri Thomas Randy & Abbie Thomas Danny & Glenda Thornhill John & Angel Traweek Tim & Julie Turner

Rob & Idaleen Walker Laura Wanda Walter & Lori Wassell Danny & Brandi Watterson Gregory & Christie Webb William & Gretchen Welsh Morgan & Melanie Whatley Bill & Suzette Wheeler Don & Jaynne Wiesner Charles & Renee Williams Dave & Rebecca Williams Stephanie Williams Jeffrey & Tara Wilson Kent & Rebecca Wise Ruby Withers Scott & Laura Yakunovich Robert & Cassandra Yearwood Harold & Aeri York Christiana Young Scott & Amy Young Shawn & Kimberly Young Stephen & Susi Zeal

Tuition and Fees Annual Fund (net) Physical Plant

Auction (net) Other Income Total Income

$7,922,570

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* Due to the tremendous success of Annual Fund and Auction/Gala, we passager buses, and miscellaneous grounds and building improvements.

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Interest and Depreciation Capital Improvements* Total Expenses

$ 1,100,320 $7,922,570

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Matching Gifts

Woodlands Christian would like to thank our parents and the corporations who have donated matching

Anadarko Aid to Education Bank of America Chevron Humankind Gift Program EP Energy GE Foundation Halliburton Foundation Honeywell International Charity Insperity Merrill Lynch Pepsico Foundation Phillips 66 Shell Oil Company Foundation Talisman Energy Wellsfargo Foundation

Legacy Bricks -Leaving a legacy puts your stamp on the future. The Legacy Bricks program offers Woodlands Christian families and friends the opportunity to honor a student or remember a loved one while supporting our scholarship program. We sincerely appreciate all those who purchased Legacy Bricks this year.

Thomas Behe & Kellie Armstrong Michael & Kim Bradley Brent & Laura Everson Clay & Lisa Fisher Jeff & Candice Fletcher John & Renee Harkins (2) Troy & Carolyn Holiman Jim & Jennifer Leever

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Ways to Give Gifts of Cash Cash gifts are the simplest and easiest gifts you can make to Woodlands Christian. We accept personal checks, credit/ Please make all checks and money orders payable to The Woodlands Christian Academy.

All gifts should be mailed to:

Gifts of Securities Woodlands Christian accepts donations of securities at any dollar value. Stock that has increased in value is one of the most popular assets used for charitable giving, once it has been held for a minimum of a year. Making a gift of securities documentation and receipting.

Savings Bonds Savings bonds represent major assets that may have stopped growing and are now waiting to be put to use. As the stock

Planned Giving Woodlands Christian Academy in your will. We would very much like the opportunity to thank you for your generosity.

Retirement Plans testimonial to your heartfelt concern for our ongoing efforts to serve others.

Gifts in Honor, Memoriam or Celebration A meaningful way to honor a special occasion or remember a loved one is to make a gift to Woodlands Christina in honor or memory of that person. Donors wishing to make a gift in memoriam may make a gift of any amount.

Matching Gifts If your employer offers a matching gift program you may be able to double or even triple your donation to Woodlands

We are happy to coordinate the remaining steps with your employer.

Gifts in Kind Woodlands Christian accepts donations of equipment, materials and supplies that provide relief to the operating budget Real Estate Under certain circumstances gifts of real estate may be accepted.

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