2017 2018 T h e Wo o d l a n d s C h r i s t i a n Ac a d e m y A n n u a l Re p o r t
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The Warrior Way
A Message from The Governance Board
A Note from The Head of School
Demographics
Spiritually
Academically
Physically
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Socially
Fine Arts
Warrior Highlights
Family Participation
Auction & Gala
Advancement
THE WARRIOR WAY Mission Statement The Woodlands Christian Academy is an independent, Christ-centered college preparatory school that integrates learning with biblical faith and challenges our students to reach their highest potential—spiritually, academically, physically, and socially—for the Glory of Jesus Christ.
Global Ends The Woodlands Christian Academy exists to graduate Christ-centered students inspired to fulfill God’s purpose for their lives as leaders —spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially.
Core Values We Relate We thrive in a connected and nurturing community. There are different kinds of working, but in all of them and in everyone it is the same God at work. - 1 Corinthians 12: 5-6
We Transform It’s not just what we learn but who we become while learning. Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—His good, pleasing and perfect will. - Romans 12:2
We Celebrate We rejoice in relationships and transformation. Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. - 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
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Standing (left to right): Shawn Young, Scott Culberson, Michael Yanochik, Drew Howard Sitting (left to right): Michelle Hanigan - Secretary, Anthony George - Chief Governance Officer, Judy Duroy
A MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNANCE BOARD From the beginning, Woodlands Christian has committed to partnering with families to provide a biblically-based, rigorous PreK-12 education that will inspire the next generation of students to personally know God, and to prepare them for His unique calling on their lives. Simply stated, the primary End of Woodlands Christian is to “graduate Christ-centered students inspired to fulfill God’s purpose for their lives as leaders— spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially.” The Governance Board exists to ensure our school is achieving this mission in the lives of students while prudently using the resources that God has provided. The Board uses a structured monitoring system to measure the school’s progress in achieving the Ends while maintaining sound financial stewardship and integrity in relationships with families,
employees, donors, accreditation agencies, and the greater community. In addition, the Board consistently focuses on the future and the long-term vision of the school in order to continually direct Woodlands Christian to excel and remain true to its mission. We are grateful for our administration and faculty —a strong team of professionals dedicated to equipping students to thrive spiritually, intellectually, physically and socially. The 2017-18 Annual Report is a glimpse into the work that God is doing on our campus in the lives of students and families. Our prayer is that the statistics, photos and stories shared throughout this report reflect the work God is doing in the hearts and minds of our students. In His Service, The Governance Board
“The course of my life was changed because I attended a Christian school.” - Dr. Dave Anderson, President of Grace School of Theology and founding member of The Woodlands Christian Academy
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A NOTE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL Dear Families and Friends of The Woodlands Christian Academy, On behalf of our Governance Board, administration, and faculty, we are pleased to present this annual report, summarizing highlights from the 2017-18 school year. This was another exciting year at Woodlands Christian. We achieved record student enrollment and began construction of a 63,000 square foot high school building. Most importantly, we rejoiced daily in the maturation and triumph of our wonderfully talented students. At Woodlands Christian, we strive to equip leaders—spiritually, academically, physically, and socially—to fulfill God’s purpose for each of their lives. Through His transforming power, we believe that our students can realize their unique gifts and talents and reach their highest potential.
Thus, we offer a rigorous, Christian, collegepreparatory curriculum taught by an engaging faculty that delivers the personal mentoring and encouragement necessary to help our students succeed and develop a love of learning. Whether in the classroom, at an athletic competition or on the mission field, we challenge our students to become servant-leaders for Christ, capable of making an eternal impact for His kingdom. We hope you enjoy the annual report, in which we focus on our previous year’s achievements and on the annual report 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.
Julie Ambler Head of School
Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see. - Hebrews 11:1
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DEMOGRAPHICS
95% retention rate
9:1
11%
average student-to-faculty ratio
of students received need-based financial assistance
138
25%
new students enrolled
Diverse Population
8% Hispanic, 8% Other, 3% Bi-Racial, 2% African American, 2% Asian, 1% Native American, 1% Indian
636 Total Enrollment
Total Lower School: 245 students
PK
K
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
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36
45
45
46
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Total Middle School: 193 students
5th
6th
7th
8th
48
36
56
53
Total High School: 198 students
9th
10th
11th
12th
49
55
45
49
344
male students enrolled
292
female students enrolled
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SPIRITUALLY
Our students’ spiritual growth is central to everything we do at Woodlands Christian. The essence of God is apparent in interactions with their fellow students, theatrical performances, classroom projects, community service, and more. We focus on building up students to be compassionate, equipped, servant-hearted leaders in their communities, with a deep-rooted knowledge of who their Creator is and how they can model His love to the world. Warriors participated in a variety of leadership-building activities this year, including Bible studies, chapel small groups, the national See You At The Pole event and National Day of Prayer, all led by students. Our students also gave back to their community in the weeks following Hurricane Harvey, cleaning houses and gathering donations. INTERACT Club headed fundraisers for Breast Cancer Awareness and THAIR For You. Lower school wrote letters to senior citizens with Interfaith of The Woodlands and participated in a variety of other service projects initiated by teachers. High school traveled to Quito, Ecuador for their annual mission trip, and two students participated in the Summit Ministries Student Conference in Manitou Springs, Colorado. Every year, we see our students gain a greater understanding of the impact their faith can have on the world and watch them take greater initiative to live it out.
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National Day of Prayer
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COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS
604
Fifth Grade
1,065
598
1,023
Sixth Grade
Seventh Grade
Eighth Grade
3,290 Hours
1,300
1,239
1,760
1,741
Ninth Grade
Eleventh Grade
Tenth Grade
Twelfth Grade
6,040 Hours
Middle and high school students performed
9,330
hours of community service.
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QUITO, ECUADOR Woodlands Christian students have served in Ecuador for seven years. Led by Coach Tom Earle and other TWCA faculty and staff, students in grades 9 - 12 are invited to make the trip. The mission is to serve the children and families throughout Ecuador’s capital city, Quito and its vicinity. Alongside longtime partner, Kairos Church, Warriors participated in worship services, lent a hand to build structures and living spaces, explored the city, and laughed together. These thirty students were transformed by the experience, growing closer to each other and to Christ through shared testimonies and reflection time built into each evening.
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Academically, we offer opportunities for our students to think critically and independently in an environment equipped for 21st century learning. Our curriculum is vertically aligned from PreK - 12th grade, preparing students for success throughout their education. We are accredited by both AdvancED and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). Test scores and academic competitions prove that Woodlands Christian students rank competitively against students in the state of Texas, the nation, and the world.
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ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS
First grade teacher Ariana Atler-Derr (left) and second grade teacher Karen McClenney (right) traveled to New York City to participate in the Columbia University Teacher’s Reading and Writing Project Institute.
The Rotary Club of The Woodlands named Stephanie Koppelman the 2017-18 Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Koppelman has taught 4th grade at TWCA for three years.
High school students enrolled in Mr. Han’s Engineering Design and Problem Solving course hosted Solve It By Sunset, a design-a-thon competition attended by several Houston-area schools, in partnership with Engineer Your World from the University of Texas at Austin. Teams were challenged to engineer a solution to flooding and were tasked with supporting their solutions with a technical report, a business plan, and a scale model.
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ACSI ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS ACSI Speech Meet Bible Memory: Mackenzie Allphin (Bronze), Ben Cassidy (Silver), Graham Shedden (Silver) Poetry: Lily Phelps (Silver), Ruby Davis (Bronze), Ariana Pangilinan (Gold), Jaedyn How (Bronze) Dramatic Bible Prose: Taylor Alarid (Silver) ACSI Creative Writing Competition Superior: High School - Micalah Goodwin, Meredith Wyrick, Caleb Bigler; Middle School - Christiana Camarillo, Avery Buck Excellent: High School - Michael Singh, Aubrey Hollas, Meredith Frey, Logan Lusk, Daniela Silva; Middle School - Owen Jadlot, Alex Abrahamian, Whitney Tucker ACSI Spelling Competition 3rd Grade: Luke Azios (10th place), Ella Barias (2nd place), Abbey Franke (4th place) 4th Grade: Lizbeth Er (7th place), Bryce Johnson (6th place), Lily Phelps (9th place) 5th Grade: Ariana Pangilinan, Jocelyn Bizic (5th place), Oyoor Abraham (14th place) 6th Grade: Christiana Camarillo (26th place), Brady Hollas 7th Grade: Emi Abraham (5th place), Evan Giacona (3rd place), Katie Shults (22nd place) 8th Grade: Jonathan Vann (14th place), Kyle Jasek (8th place), Josh Mortenson (3rd place), Jake Melber (15th place) ACSI Math Olympics 3rd Grade: Jack Mathis (Excellent), Bella Orr (4th place; Superior) 4th Grade: Avery Peterson (Good), Keira Schroeder (Good) 5th Grade: Alistair Cuevas (Excellent), Grant Lusk (Good), Knox Trevathan (Good) 5th Grade: Jake Bunch (Good), Ella Hardy (Good), Gabe Turner (Excellent) 6th Grade: Christiana Camarillo (Tied for 5th place; Superior), Owen Jadlot (Excellent), Linken Rabon (Good) 7th Grade: Emi Abraham (5th place; Excellent), Davis Johnson (Excellent)
TAPPS ACADEMIC COMPETITION STATE FINALISTS Spelling 6th Place: Melissa Birdwell
Science 3rd Place: John Harkins
Spanish 2nd Place: Beatriz Romero-Santiago 5th Place: Mike Singh
Poetry Interpretation 8th Place: Rio Robertson
Current Issues & Events 3rd Place: John Harkins Ready Writing 2nd Place: Melissa Birdwell
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COMPREHENSIVE TESTING PROGRAM The CTP provides useful information about student performance in achieving essential academic standards in listening, reading, vocabulary, writing, mathematics, science, and quantitative reasoning. The combined measures can be used to compare more content-specific, curriculum-based indicators of performance (scores on the achievement tests) to the more conceptual knowledge base that helps to gauge potential and support school achievement (scores on the reasoning tests). Percentages of CTP Standardized Testing Results Compared to the National Average
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77 71
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93 93 86
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85 77 78
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92 85 85 87
77 78
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64 57
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0%
National Average
3rd Grade
Reading Comprehension
4th Grade Writing Mechanics
5th Grade
6th Grade
Writing Concepts & Skills
7th Grade
8th Grade
Quantitative Reasoning
Mathematics 1 & 2
*information not available for 1st and 2nd grades
SAT & ACT RESULTS
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SAT Averages
Perfect Score Top Half of TWCA Class of 2018 TWCA Class of 2018 CISD Texas National
ACT Averages
Perfect Score Top Half of TWCA Class of 2018 TWCA Class of 2018 CISD Texas National
1600 1294 1219 1142 1020 1060 36.0 27.4 25.1 23.5 20.7 21.0
COLLEGE BOARD AP PROGRAM The College Board Advanced Placement (AP) Program offers numerous AP Scholar Awards to recognize high school students who have demonstrated college-level achievement through AP courses and exams. The Woodlands Christian Academy is proud to recognize students for their outstanding achievement on the 2018 AP exams as follows: AP Scholar: granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams Matt Cheon Beatriz Romero-Santiago Meredith Frey Danielle Wassell Benjamin Gunthorpe Cole Wilson Katherine Milian AP Scholar with Honors: granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams Gregory Bunch Nari Mathis Madison Ganley Ben Mueck Cade Glover Brett Odom Faith Hanshaw Deen Osman Logan Lusk AP Scholar with Distinction: granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams Melissa Birdwell Rio Robertson John Harkins Jacob Rogers Matthew Michel Michael Singh Nicholas O’Connor National AP Scholar: granted to students who recieve an average score of at least 4 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of four or higher on eight or more of these exams John Harkins
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CLASS OF 2018 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES The Class of 2018 was offered a total of $4,773,106 in merit based scholarship dollars. Abilene Christian University Arizona State University Auburn University Baylor University Belmont University Berry College Biola University Campbell University Central Texas College College of Charleston Colorado Mountain College Colorado School of Mines Concordia University Texas Creighton University Dallas Baptist University Earlham College Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising Florida Atlantic University Furman University George Fox University Gordon College Grand Canyon University Grinnell College Harding University Houston Baptist University Iowa State University John Brown University LeTourneau University Liberty University Louisiana State University McMurry University Miami University of Ohio Mississippi State University Montana State University
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Northwestern University University of Denver Oral Roberts University University of Florida Ouachita Baptist University University of Hawaii Pepperdine University University of Houston Purdue University University of Louisiana at Lafayette Rochester Institute of Technology University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology University of Missouri Sam Houston State University University of Nebraska Samford University University of North Texas Savannah College of Art and Design University of Northern Colorado Schreiner University University of Oklahoma Seattle Pacific University University of Tampa Southern Methodist University University of Utah Southwestern University Virginia Military Institute Stephen F. Austin State University Washington State University Sul Ross University Wentworth Institute of Technology Syracuse University West Virginia University Tarleton State University Westmont College Taylor University Wheaton College Texas A&M University Worchester Polytechnic Institute Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi Texas A&M University - Engineering Honors Program Texas A&M University at Galveston Texas Christian University Texas State University Texas Tech University The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina The Pennsylvania State University The University of Alabama at Birmingham The University of Texas The University of Texas at San Antonio Trinity University University of Alabama University of Arkansas University of Colorado
WARRIORS BEYOND THE WALLS Textbooks, lectures, and classroom activities can only take learning so far. Beyond the Walls incorporates relevant, academic lessons to offer our students more than just a field trip. These experiences bring learning to life. Horizons are broadened, relationships are deepened, and experiences are retained.
Senior Class Trip - New York City
Junior Class Trip - Walt Disney World
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Sophomore Class Trip - Grand Canyon
Freshman Class Trip - London, England
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8th Grade Class Trip - Washington, D.C.
7th Grade Class Trip - Tour of Texas
6th Grade Class Trip - Galveston, TX
5th Grade Class Trip - Pine Cove
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PHYSICALLY
VARSITY ATHLETICS
BASEBALL State Semi-Finalist
BASKETBALL Girls - Area Playoffs Boys - State Champions
CROSS COUNTRY State Champions
GOLF
Girls - State Semi-Finalist
TRACK & FIELD Girls - State Runners Up Boys - 3rd in State
TENNIS
Doubles - State Semi-Finalist Girls Singles - State Semi-Finalist
SWIMMING
200 Medley Relay - State Champions 200 Freestyle - State Champions 100 Backstroke - State Champions
SOFTBALL State Semi-Finalist
VOLLEYBALL State Finalist
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TAPPS 4A Boys Basketball State Championship Game
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MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETICS
BOYS
Cross Country: HAPS 2nd place Basketball Division 1: HAPS Champions Basketball Division II: HAPS Champions Football: GCFL Champions Golf: HAPS District Champions Soccer: HAPS Champions Track and Field: HAPS Champions
GIRLS
Cross Country: HAPS Champions Basketball Division I: HAPS Champions Basketball Division II: HAPS 2nd place Track and Field: HAPS 2nd place Softball: HAPS Champions
PARTICIPATION
82% of students played one sport.
41%
of students played two sports.
9%
of students played three sports.
ATHLETES SIGN LETTERS OF INTENT
Zachary Baker, Earlham College – football; Zachary Godin, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor – baseball.
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ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The Woodlands Township Board officially proclaimed December 6, 2017 as The Woodlands Christian Academy Cross Country State Champions Day.
Assistant Athletic Director and Varsity Volleyball Coach, Kori Parker, was honored with the VYPE Private School Coach of the Year Award and the TAPPS Ed Burleson Leadership Award after an impressive 2017 season. Coach Parker was nominated by representatives from other TAPPS member schools and ultimately selected by members of the TAPPS Athletic Executive Committee. Varsity Cross Country coach, Tom Earle, was named VYPE Boys Cross Country Coach of The Year and Girls Cross Country Coach of the Year. The team also earned honors for Team of The Year and sophomore Ellie Catron was named Athlete of the Year. After winning the TAPPS State Championship, head boys basketball coach Tanner Field was named the Conroe Courier Coach of the Year.
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WARRIOR LEAGUES AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
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JV AND VARSITY
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SOCIALLY
Opportunities for social development is apparent in nearly every activity on our campus, in the classroom and beyond. Class trips and outings at each level promote learning and team building. All-school pep rallies unify students and build school spirit. At the high school level, students enjoyed nightly homecoming acitivites, Super Bowl watch parties, a gingerbread house building contest, a talent show, junior-senior prom and more. Middle school had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to take a field trip to Minute Maid Park just weeks before the Houston Astros’ historic World Series win. For the lower school, an end of year carnival, class holiday parties and field day provide opportunities for fun and build community among parent volunteers, teachers and students. The Kinder Buddies program continues to build relationships between students in kindergarten just beginning their journey at Woodlands Christian and high school seniors nearing the end of theirs. Building deep friendships and the value of teamwork are at the core of students’ social growth.
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“Texas Strong� themed pep rally, post Hurricane Harvey, honoring first responders.
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Senior Retreat at Camp Eagle
Third grade team building at Carolina Creek Christian Camp
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Junior-Senior Prom
Lower School Field Day
Class Holiday Parties
Kinder Buddies
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FINE ARTS
The 2017-18 school year saw huge growth in our fine arts department. Each school held performances for band and theatre in the fall and spring, our middle school improv group was formed, and students at all levels participated in numerous competitions in the visual arts, creative writing, and theatre arts. “It was an absolute blessing watching God’s students shine on stage. Being a part of Improv, Alice in Wonderland, and Bringing Hope to the Stage will be something I will never forget,” said Palvin Williams, middle school theatre arts teacher. Band Director Pat Crofton said, “The TWCA Band experienced significant growth. In the fall, the newly formed drumline performed at home sporting events and pep rallies. Sophomore Benjamin Gunthorpe advanced to the ATSSB All-State Band, earning second place in the baritone saxophone competition. Benjamin is the first student from TWCA to earn this honor. He traveled to San Antonio to rehearse and perform with the ATSSB All-State Symphonic Band.”
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Middle school performed Bringing Hope to the Stage, an original play written by middle school theatre arts teacher, Palvin Williams.
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High school students’ poetry is published through Creative Communication’s poetry contest.
The Woodlands Wildflower Art Competition winners in the 14-18 year old category: Juhui Cheon (1st Place) and (Abby Bagnoli).
2017 Conflict Resolution Bookmark Art Contest division winners: Nyah Satterfield, Joy Anderson, Laurelle Er, and Elizabeth Er (from left to right).
Middle school students participated in the Oak Ridge Theatre Tournament finishing 2nd in their sweeps and one improv team placed 3rd.
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At the TAPPS Band & Orchestra Solo Championships in Austin, Warrior Band was awarded eight gold medals, and two excellent ratings. They also won top honors at the TAPPS State Music Contest, receiving a Division I (Superior Performance) in both Concert and in Sight-Reading.
Upper middle school band performed at the TPSMEA (Texas Private School Music Educators Association) Concert and Sight-Reading Contest, earning a Division 1 (Superior Performance) in the Concert and a Division 2 (Excellent) rating in Sight-Reading.
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The Woodlands Christian Academy received the Hometown Hero award, honoring excellence in community leadership, presented by Interfaith of The Woodlands. U.S. Rep. Kevin Brady, R-The Woodlands (left), Julie Amber, The Woodlands Christian Academy Head of School (center), and Ray Sanders, Woodforest National Bank (right). In the 2017-18 academic year, high school students participated in the World Scholars Cup, an academic competition that includes a team debate, collaborative essay, multiple choice test, and quiz bowl. For the second consecutive year, the team qualified to participate in the global round of competition which was held in Barcelona, Spain. According to Crystal Chapman, club sponsor and TWCA English teacher, the participating students worked incredibly hard to prepare for their performance on a global stage. “I am so grateful to the past leaders who taught these students and built in them a foundation of scholarship,” she said. “I thank our families for valuing the experience and education a trip abroad affords. And, most importantly, I thank these students who spent so much extra time studying on top of all of their other commitments; they are amazing!”
Scholastic Books recognized The Woodlands Christian Academy for its commitment to literacy. From left to right: Mary Beth Coleman, Scholastic Books representative (left), Julie Ambler, Head of School (center), Gina Lunsford, Librarian (right).
The Mustard Seed, TWCA’s middle school publication, was recognized by the National Council for Teachers of English as an Excellent literary magazine for schools of all sizes.
TWCA received a 2017 InspirED School Marketers Brilliance Award for our Google Cardboard 360Âş virtual reality experience, which gave guests at our 2017 Auction & Gala a virtual look at our new high school building.
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FAMILY PARTICIPATION
The Woodlands Christian Academy Parent Teacher Fellowship (PTF) is our parent organization in which relationships are fostered to enhance fellowship and community within our school among families, teachers, staff, and administration. Our PTF offers support for various needs of teachers in the classroom, promotes school spirit, and nurtures one another in Jesus Christ. All TWCA parents are encouraged to participate in PTF, as the needs and opportunities are various and plenty! This year PTF hosted Warrior Nation Night, back-to school grade level parent coffees, two Bible studies for our moms, grade level parties, social events, service project opportunities, and our annual Lower School End of Year Carnival! In addition, PTF coordinated Moms-In-Prayer, teacher birthday treats, snacks and goodies for teacher’s lounges, grade level Homecoming festivities, the Woodlands Christian Book Fair, Worthy Servants participation, teacher appreciation luncheon, and snacks during testing week. Our Woodlands Christian PTF also partnered with the Office of Development in offering support during the production of our Auction and Gala, which was hugely successful! In Christ The Woodlands Christian Academy Parent Teacher Fellowship PTF President: Karen Van Til Lower School Coordinator: Jen Seeger Middle School Coordinator: Kelly Owens High School Coordinator: Tania Bryngelson Lower School Homeroom Representatives PreK: Stacey Campos, Angela Strong, Laura Wheeler Kindergarten: Leslie Bautz, Courtney Schindewolf, Ashleigh Wright 1st: Carolyn Atkinson, Tonya Page, Amy Torres 2nd: Rachel Alarid, Brenda Loeffel, Leslie Wagnon 3rd: Katie Carlson, Candyce Orr, Amy Young 4th: Jenni Johnson, Crystal Murphey, Stevi Venable Middle School Homeroom Representatives 5th: Shelley Powell 6th: Kerri Bigler 7th: Bridget Buck 8th: Jerri Mortenson Upper School Homeroom Representatives 9th: Michelle Hanigan 10th: Michelle Parker 11th: Carrie Tucker 12th: Jeana Rogers Book Fair Coordinators: Katie Carlson, Kacie Clark Ladies Bible Study Coordinator: CeCe Ray, Krisi Monsivaiz Moms-In-Prayer Coordinator: Jerri Mortenson Operation Christmas Child Coordinators: Jerri Mortenson, Katie Smith Teachers Lounge Treat Coordinator: Tonya Page Uniform Exchange: Sandrine Haenecour
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The Woodlands Christian Academy Boosters exists to support the Warrior athletic programs and promote school spirit. Funds raised through the annual Booster membership drive, Golf Tournament, Sponsorships on campus and in the Athletic Guide provide additional support to enhance our Warrior Athletic Program. Items purchased last year include: softball bleachers, cheerleading uniforms and poms, volleyball poles and net, middle school cross country and track uniforms, game chairs for teams, baseball pitching machine, football helmet reconditioning, and power neck strengthening machines for the weight room. Chair: Robin Bennett Membership and Volunteer Coordinators: Kim Murphy, Amy Torres Sponsorship and Media Guide Coordinators: Mari Harvey, Alison Veldekens Golf Tournament Coordinator: Katrina Savage Warrior Cookers: Travis Jadlot, Will Murphy Banquet Coordinators: Angela Carroway, Danielle O’Brien Athletic Director: Randy Hollas Director of Development: Kellie Armstrong Championship Level
Matt & Wendy Adams Scott & Kim Andersen Peter & Kerri Bigler Jason & Angela Branch Robert & Tania Bryngelson Bryan & Amy Chappelle Hal & Ginger Chappelle Robert & Kristy Copeland Scott & Carrie Culberson Jeremy & Courtney Davis Jonathan & Tanya Ellisor David & Robin Fantin Jarrid & Alana Franke Larry & Mari Harvey Drew & Sarah Howard Clint & Christle Johnson Chuck & Andrea Jordan Michael & Jennifer Leahy Thomas & Celani Marcotte David & Katherine McBride David & Sherry McClure Jeramy & Christian Meacham Gerard & Krisi Monsivaiz Alan & Kim Murphy William & Nicole Murphy Norm & Dawn Miller Doug & Candyce Orr Scott & Tonya Page Richie & CeCe Ray John Schantz & Kimberly Gassman Kevin & Emily Smith Tony & Amy Torres Vernon & Alison Veldekens Mike & Laura Wheeler Scott & Amy Young
Victory Level
Casey & Inger Berger David & Angela Carroway Mike & Heather Carson Scott & Mary Lynn Draudt Geoffrey & Beth Dunn Bart & Rhonda Glover Michael & Shelie Goodwin Jim & Michelle Hanigan Karl & Cristen Hansen Robert & Crisanna Hulett Scott Schmidt & Julie Jackson-Schmidt Willis Jefferys & Michelle Parker Jeff & Jillyn Johnson Fred & Natasha Klages Chad & Shawn Lusk James & Shelley Mathis Shawn & Lisa Moore Tony & Amy Nash Ryan & Jessica Queck Richard & Leslie Scrushy Jason & Brooke Shepperd Kevin & Ronda Trow Don & Jaynne Weisner Ted & Amy Wyrick
Spirit Level
Eric & Rachel Alarid Matt & Christin Allphin Tim & Emily Booth Glenn & Chanel Brass John & Bridget Buck Gordy & Michelle Bunch Alex & Heather Cabanas Robert & Katie Catron Mike & Monique Davis
Paul & Michelene Davis Phillip & Jackie Decker Tony & Raymona Draper Raymond & Judy Duroy Victor & Susan Ellis Kevin & Tiffany Everhart Tom & Janice Freet Bob & Amanda Gaige Ken & Lora Golaszewski Patrick & Kate Gorman Peter & Christine Gunthorpe Steve & Tanya Hanshaw Randall & Gayla Harris Johnny & Pam Higdon Randy & Tori Hollas Andrew & Kate Howorth Chris & Becky Hummel Mark & Valri Ingebrigtsen Travis & Jennifer Jadlot Nick & Michelle Karim Marc & Shay Labbe Deborah LaStrap Greg & Gina Lusk Jeff & Michelle Maggert Jeff & Anne Mansfield Chris & Chevelle Melber Ken Melber Rob & Deborah Michel Joe & Penny Newcomb Jerry & Danielle O'Brien Charles & Kelly Owens Matt & Laura Powers Mike & Bonnie Ray Loren & Shannon Regier Christian & Elizabeth Sizemore Slade & Lisa Swanner
Chris & Louise Smith Steven & Katie Smith James & Jennifer Trevathan Brent & Carrie Tucker Rob & Karen Van Til Christopher & Patricia Van Horn John & Stevi Venable David & Leslie Wagnon Kent & Becky Wise Scott & Jennifer Worthington Michael & Nancy Yanochik
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Class Holiday Parties
Lower School End-of-Year Carnival
Donuts with Dad
Muffins with Mom
GRAND DAYS Our annual Grand Days event was expanded this year to include our entire student population. During the two-day celebration, grandparents were invited to meet students’ teachers, see their classrooms, check out their work, including how Apple devices are integrated into daily learning. Grandparents were treated to musical performances from Lower School, enjoyed a family dinner, and watched a soccer exhibition from Warrior Leagues before attending a varsity basketball game with a half-time show presented by Varsity and Lower School cheerleaders. The legacy of grandparents, shown through our students, is integral to our school’s culture, and we value every moment with them.
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Dads and Grads
Seniors Luncheon with Moms
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AUCTION & GALA
On April 21, 2018 over 400 guests gathered in rocker attire at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott for a spirited affair to celebrate Livin’ on a Prayer. The Woodlands Christian Academy is extremely grateful to Shawn and Chad Lusk, event chairs; Richie’s Specialty Pharmacy, the Rock of Ages Presenting Sponsor; members of our auction and gala committee, and the many sponsors, volunteers, and supporters who worked tirelessly to create a stunningly beautiful gala and raise over $1,380,000 million for the new high school building.
2018 Auction & Gala Committee Chairs: Shawn and Chad Lusk Past Chairs: CeCe and Richie Ray 2019 Chairs: Alison and Vernon Veldekens
Nelly Anders Kellie Armstrong (Event Coordinator) Courtney Baker Robin Bennett Inger Berger Debbie Bryant Tania Bryngelson Bridget Buck Kristi Buschemeyer Heather Carson (Procurement Lead) Jennifer Chamberlain (Procurement Lead) Erica Doner Tanya Ellisor Courtney Emmons Tiffany Everhart Kelli Fleenor
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Alana Franke Anne Frey Christie Gerhard Michelle Hardy Andrea Huff Ginger Jennings Stefanie Laugen Deborah May Christian Meacham Kay Mehrens Amberly Moody Crystal Murphey (Sponsorship Lead) Kim Murphy (Auction & Staging Lead) Kelly Owens Tonya Page Laura Powers
Mandy Rabon Bonnie Ray (Decorations Lead) Sonya Rojas-Zirilli Katrina Savage Leslie Scrushy (Decorations Lead) Jen Seeger Brandy Smart Kasaundra Smith Ty Tillman Karen Van Til (Class Projects Lead) Stevi Venable Brandi Watterson (Sponsorship Lead) Amy Wyrick (Auction & Staging Lead) Kim Young (Alumni Lead)
Rock of Ages Presenting Sponsor Richie’s Specialty Pharmacy Don’t Stop Believin’ Sponsor HFG Wealth Management SLI Group, Inc. The Marcel Group
Sweet Child O’ Mine Sponsors
Brighton Academy Carrie Muzny, DDS & Associates Chicago Title Compass Drywall Laura Powers Properties Scott Young, DDS Surgical Group of The Woodlands Texas Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Waste Connections, Inc. Woodlands Family Dental, Brett A. Murphey, DDS Woodforest National Bank
Table Sponsors Jessie’s Girl Sponsors John Armour and Kellie Nations Ken and Ruth Melber Foundation, Inc. Danny and Brandi Watterson
Welcome to the Jungle Sponsors Price and Julie Ambler Gordy and Michelle Bunch Scott and Carrie Culberson Lucas and Mical Duvall Clint and Christle Johnson Sam and Dara Parker Jack Powell
Mike and Bonnie Ray Andy and Kim Remy Lee and Ty Tillman Michael and Laura Wheeler Jeff and Melissa Young Shawn and Kim Young Zoner’s Pizza, Wings, and Waffles
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AUCTION & GALA (cont.)
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ADVANCEMENT HIGH SCHOOL CAPITAL CAMPAIGN SUPPORTERS
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Mr. & Mrs. Emem and Toye Abraham Mr. Khachik Abrahamian and Ms. Kathryn Van Hulzen Mr. & Mrs. Matthew and Wendy Adams Mr. & Mrs. George and Sarah Al Shamy Mr. & Mrs. Eric and Rachel Alarid Mr. & Mrs. Alex and Elizabeth Alcala Mr. & Mrs. Matthew and Christin Allphin Mr. John Allyn Mr. & Mrs. Tarek and Maysaa Alsolh Mr. & Mrs. Carlos and Mirian Amaya Mr. & Mrs. Price and Julie Ambler Anadarko Aid to Education Mr. & Mrs. David and Nelly Anders Mr. & Mrs. Louis and Jane Anders Mr. & Mrs. David and Elizabeth Anderson Mr. & Mrs. John and Rachel Anderson Mr. John Armour and Mrs. Kelli Nations Mr. & Mrs. Philip and Ellen Asherman AT&T Mr. & Mrs. Douglas and Carolyn Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth and Nancy Bagnoli Bank of America Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Behe and Kellie Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Tom and Sharon Bell Mr. & Mrs. Marc and Heather Bellamy Mr. & Mrs. Mark and Robin Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Casey and Inger Berger BHP Billiton Mr. & Mrs. Gary and Lisa Birdwell Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Nelda Blair Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Delores Block Mr. & Mrs. David and Lynn Bodkin Mr. & Mrs. George and Gillian Booth Ms. Janice Borths Ms. Angela Bowen Mr. & Mrs. Steve and Gayle Brand Mr. & Mrs. Glenn and Chanel Brass
Brighton Academy Mr. & Mrs. Dan and Heather Broussard Mr. & Mrs. Dave and Carolyn Brownell Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Patty Bruha Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Tania Bryngelson Dr. & Mrs. John and Bridget Buck Dr. & Mrs. Thomas and Maria Buerkert Mr. & Mrs. Pedro and Jennifer Buhigas Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Michelle Bunch Mr. & Mrs. Cedric and Mary Anne Burgher Mr. & Mrs. Lee and Lori Burton Mr. & Mrs. Leon and Dana Busch Mr. & Mrs. Kristi and Cooper Buschemeyer C4 Realty Group Mr. & Mrs. Alex and Heather Cabanas Mr. & Mrs. Jon and Susan Caron Carrie Muzny DDS & Associates Mr. & Mrs. David and Angela Carroway Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Heather Carson Ms. Stacy Cason Mr. & Mrs. Thomas and Amanda Cathey Catholic Health Initiatives Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Katie Catron Mr. & Mrs. Brett and Jennifer Chamberlain Mr. & Mrs. Chris and Crystal Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Bryan and Amy Chappelle Mr. & Mrs. Hal and Ginger Chappelle Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, LP Mr. & Mrs. Stephen and Robin Clark Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Kristy Copeland Mr. & Mrs. Stephen and Kimberly Creden Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Carrie Culberson Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy and Courtney Davis Mr. & Mrs. James and Carol Day Dr. William and Cecilia Deaton Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Chanda DeBoyes Ms. Heather Deming
Mr. Jason Deming Mr. & Mrs. Amandus and Ariana Derr Mr. & Mrs. Edward and Diana Dew Ms. Susan Doliner Drs. Raz and Doina Dumitru Mr. & Mrs. Brian and Whitney Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Raymond and Judy Duroy Mr. & Mrs. Lucas and Mical Duvall Mr. & Mrs. Wallace & Eleana Edens Mr. & Mrs. Ryan & Johnna Edone Mr. & Mrs. Don and Shirley Ellisor Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan and Tanya Ellisor Mr. & Mrs. Kevin and Tiffany Everhart Mr. & Mrs. Brent and Laura Everson ExxonMobil Mr. & Mrs. David and Robin Fantin Ms. Beth Ferester Mr. & Mrs. Joe and Emilia Ferrovecchio Fidelity Charitable Mr. & Mrs. William and Kelli Fleenor Mr. & Mrs. Joseph & Krista Formica Mr. & Mrs. Jarrid and Alana Franke Mr. & Mrs. Norman and Lisa Franke Mr. & Mrs. Tom and Janice Freet Mr. & Mrs. Ernie and Anne Frey Mr Peter Fritschi Mr. & Mrs. Bob and Amanda Gaige Mr. & Mrs. Terry and Lisa Galassini Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Christine Gallien Mr. & Mrs. Anthony and Michelle George Mr. & Mrs. Johnnie and Ginger Golsby Mr. & Mrs. Alex and Keri Gonzales Mr. & Mrs. Tom and Laura Grace Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Lisa Greathouse Mr. & Mrs. Andre and Candace Guilbeau Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Christine Gunthorpe HFG Wealth Management LLC Dr. & Mrs. James and Michelle Hanigan
Mr. & Mrs. Karl and Cristen Hansen Mr. & Mrs. Steven and Tanya Hanshaw Mr. & Mrs. Larry and Mari Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Tom and Amy Hauser Mr. & Mrs. Jesse and Linda Herrera Mr. & Mrs. Arden and Donna Hetland Mr. & Dr. Randy and Tori Hollas Mr. & Mrs. Brad and Jennifer Holly Ms. Shelle Honeycutt Houston Methodist - Sugar Land Hospital Houston Methodist Mr. & Mrs. Matthew and Melissa Horak Mr. Bradley Howard Dr. & Mrs. Drew and Sarah Howard Dr. & Mrs. Jack and Kathryn Hyland Mr. & Mrs. James and Dawn Hynes Insperity Mr. & Mrs. Travis and Jennifer Jadlot Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Ruth Jarrard Mr. & Mrs. John and Tracey Jasek JCDS Holding, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Willis and Michelle Jefferys Mr. & Mrs. Blair and Ginger Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Clint and Christle Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Jeff and Jillyn Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Matt and Jenni Johnson Johnson Downie, LLC Mr. Benjamen Jones Mr. & Mrs. Chuck and Andrea Jordan Mr. Lenny Jue Mr. & Mrs. Ed and Pamela Julius Mr. & Mrs. Steven and Jennifer Keffeler Ken and Ruth Melber Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Diane Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. David and Casey Kent Mr. Donald Kirkpatrick Klein Family Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Matt and Stephanie Koppelman Ms. Estella Lalgee Mr. & Mrs. Todd and Marcela Lantrip Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Stefanie Laugen Laura Powers Properties Mr. & Mrs. Micheal and Jennifer Leahy Mr. Bill Lester Ms. Lauren Linett Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Liu and Min Jung Chun Ms. Nicole Luckett Mr. & Mrs. Mark and Gina Lunsford Mr. & Mrs. Chad and Shawn Lusk Mr. & Mrs. Greg and Gina Lusk Mr. & Mrs. Jeff and Michelle Maggert Mr. & Mrs. Carey and Suzan Marcinkovich Mr. & Mrs. Thomas and Celani Marcotte Dr. & Mrs. Jeff and Peggy Mardaga Mr. & Mrs. Aaron and Denisse Marez Mr. & Mrs. James and Shelley Mathis Mr. Dennis McAndrew Mr. & Mrs. James and Sonja McCain Mr. & Mrs. David and Sherry McClure Mr. & Mrs. Todd and Pamela McGrath Mr. & Mrs. Terry and Susan McMillin Mr. & Mrs. Mark and Kadria Mehrens Mr. & Mrs. Rob and Deborah Michel Mike Powell Insurance Mr. & Mrs. Norman and Dawn Miller Mr. & Mrs. Ron and Darin Mittelstaedt Mr. & Mrs. Gerard and Krisi Monsivaiz
Montgomery County Community Foundation, Inc. Metcalf Family Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Amberly Moody Mr. & Mrs. Shawn and Lisa Moore Drs. Alan Moore and Caroline Fife Mr. Peter Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Alan and Kimberly Murphy Mr. & Mrs. William and Nicole Murphy Mr. & Dr. Victor and Carrie Muzny Network for Good Newfield Exploration Company Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Desiree Nielsen Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Susan Nielsen Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Mary Novelli NobleACTS Global Matching Gifts Program Northern Trust Charitable Giving Program Mr. & Mrs. Jerry and Danielle O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Susan O’Connor Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Dunneah Ogletree Mr. & Mrs. Jansen and Vivianne Oliveira Mr. & Mrs. Doug and Candyce Orr Mr. & Mrs. Fazil and Prudence Osman Mr. & Mrs. Charles and Kelly Owens Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Tonya Page Dr. Leonardo Palau Mr. & Mrs. Jeff and Miledy Paris Mr. & Mrs. Sam and Dara Parker Mr. & Mrs. Ian and Sheila Perks Mr. & Mrs. Will and Stephanie Perry Mr. & Mrs. Christopher and Susan Peters Mr. Jack Powell Mr. & Mrs. Mike and Shelley Powell Mr. & Mrs. Matt and Laura Powers Dr. Judith Ragsdale Mr. & Mrs. James and Beverly Ray Mr. & Mrs. John and Bonnie Ray Mr. & Mrs. Richie and CeCe Ray Ms. Heather Reding Mr. & Mrs. Andreas and Kim Remy Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Jennifer Rios Richie’s Specialty Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Sonda Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Paul and Jeana Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Steven and Lisa Rogers Ms. Sonya Rojas-Zirilli Mr. & Mrs. Thomas and Sandra Rourke Mr. & Mrs. Chris and Wendie Ruffner Ms. Jennifer Russell Mr. Christoph Sahar Mr. & Mrs. Edgar and Julie Sanchez Mr. & Mrs. Jay Mac and Kristin Lee Sanders Mr. & Mrs. Kraig and Jessica Sanders Mr. & Mrs. John and Katrina Savage Shell Oil Company Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Timothy and Judith Schilling Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Courtney Schindewolf Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Julie Schmidt Schwab Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Leslie Scrushy Mr. Bryan Sergent Ms. Kathy Shadle Ms. Foram Shah Dr. & Mrs. Munir and Anissa Shah Shake to Shake Dr. & Mrs. Peter and Megan Shedden Dr. & Mrs. Justin and Laurie Shults Mr. & Mrs. Ray and Nancy Sievert
Mr. & Mrs. Gerhard and Sigrid Sihler Ms. Stacey Simpson Mr. & Mrs. Christian and Elizabeth Sizemore SLI Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gordie and Brandy Smart Mr. & Mrs. Kevin and Emily Smith Col. & Mrs. Michael and Tina Smith Mr. & Mrs. Steven and Katie Smith Mr. Lonnie Soza and Ms. Elvira Cauthen Ms. Aldona Spiegel Mr. & Mrs. Jack and Marcia Stibbs Mr. & Mrs. Bret and Angela Strong Mr. & Mrs. Bill and D’Anne Surber Surgical Group of The Woodlands Ms. Susan Tananbaum Mr. & Mrs. Brian and Cindy Taylor Texas Pools The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Jaz Foundation The Kula Foundation The McBride Family Gift Fund The Village Nannies Mr. & Mrs. Lee and Ty Tillman Tillman Family Trust Mr. & Mrs. Tony and Amy Torres Mr. & Mrs. James and Jennifer Trevathan Truist Mr. & Mrs. Brent and Carrie Tucker Mr. & Mrs. George and Linda Turek Mr. & Mrs. Tim and Julie Turner United Techologies Charity Trust Mr. & Mrs. Brandaen and Crystal Van der Kloet Mr. & Mrs. Christopher and Patricia Van Horn Mr. & Mrs. Rob and Karen Van Til Mr. & Mrs. John and Laura Vander Voort Mr. & Mrs. Vernon and Alison Veldekens Mr. & Mrs. John and Stephanie Venable Mr. Klaus Voos Mr. & Mrs. David and Leslie Wagnon Mr. & Mrs. William and Joretta Waites Ms. Joanne Walker Ms. Martha Wasserman Waste Connections, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Danny and Brandi Watterson Wellsfargo Foundation Mr. Michael Wetzel Mr. & Mrs. Morgan and Melanie Whatley Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Laura Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Jennifer Willett Mr. & Mrs. Albert and Michele Williams Mr. & Mrs. Darin and MaryBeth Williams Mr. & Mrs. Glen and Stephanie Williams Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey and Tara Wilson Mr. & Mrs. JL and Jean Wix Woodforest National Bank Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Jennifer Worthington Mr. & Mrs. Ted and Amy Wyrick Mr. & Mrs. Hilton and Alison Yee Dr. & Mrs Harold and Aeri York Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey and Melissa Young Dr. & Mrs. Scott and Amy Young Dr. Scott Young, D.D.S. Mr. & Mrs. Shawn and Kimberly Young Zenith Insurance Company Zoner’s Pizza, Wings & Waffles
*Please note, this list does not include items purchased during our Auction & Gala.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
GIFT SUMMARY High School Capital Campaign FY 17-18 (including Auction & Gala) $3,876,294.00 Warrior Boosters $176,521.00 Worthy Servants $73,910.00 Designated $125,248.00 General Operating $85,218.00 Total Gifts (including pledges) $4,337,191.00 Total in-kind gift value $326,379.00
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BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS AND MATCHING GIFT CORPORATIONS We are thankful for your financial support. Alan Murphy Photography Alta Mesa Anadarko Aid to Education Arroyo Energy AT&T Bank of America The Ben R. Byrd Family Trust BHP Billiton Brighton Academy Carrabba's Italian Grill Carrie Muzny DDS & Associates Catholic Health Initiatives Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Chicago Title Chick-fil-A The Woodlands at College Park Dr. Scott Young, D.D.S. Dynamic Sports Medicine & Pain Solutions Estay, LLC ExxonMobil Fidelity Charitable HFG Wealth Management, LLC Insurance One Ken and Ruth Melber Foundation Kendra Scott Klein Family Charitable Fund KONA Ice Laura Powers Properties Mardaga Orthodontics Matt Powers Custom Homes and Renovations Memorial Hermann Metcalf Family Endowment Fund Mike Powell Insurance Montgomery County Community Foundation National Christian Foundation Newfield Exploration Company NobleACTS Global Matching Gifts Program
Northern Trust Charitable Giving Program Precision Basketball Republic Payment Systems Richie's Specialty Pharmacy River Aggregates Ryan Schwab Charitable Shake to Shake SLI Group, Inc. Stephen B. Tucker, M.D. Surgical Group of The Woodlands Stibbs & Co. Texas Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Texas Pools Terramont Orthodontics, Dr. Kendra Pratt, DDS, MS The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Greater Houston Neurosurgery Center, P.A. The Jaz Foundation The Kula Foundation The Marcel Group The Republic Grille The Ridge Community Church The Woodlands Dermatology Associates The Woodlands Sports Medicine Centre Thomas Markle Jewelers Tikiz Shaved Ice & Ice Cream Tillman Family Trust Truist Truth Entertainment United Technologies Charity Trust Waste Connections, Inc. Woodlands Family Dental Woodforest National Bank Woodlands Pediatric Dentistry Zenith Insurance Company Zoner's Pizza, Wings & Waffles
The report lists gifts for the 2017-18 fiscal year made between July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018. In compiling this report, we have made every effort to ensure that these listings are accurate and complete. If you made a gift during the 2017- 18 fiscal year and your name has been omitted, misspelled or listed inaccurately, please accept our sincere apology and advise us of the error by contacting Kellie Armstrong at 936-273-2555 x 1010 or karmstrong@twca.net.
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