Providence

PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OF TEXAS

2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 A N N U A L R E P O R T

PROVIDENCECELEBRATES 25 YEARS,

PREPARES FOR NEXT 25

HEADMASTER’S READING SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP 2013-2014

(in order of date achieved)

Margaret Thompson, Class Two and Class One Lists

Alexa Sims, Class One Beck Henry, Class Two Lilly Weir, Class Four Brooks Loukas, Class One Elizabeth Thompson, Class FiveRyan Stark, Class One Sofia Herd, Class One Scarlett George, Class One Peyton Ganss, Class One Mark Nilson, Class Four Alex Ryan, Class Four Grace Keller, Class Three Brady French, Class Two Zoe Wong, Class One Mary Lawrence Cordon, Class One Katherine Adams, Class Two Clark Cooper, Class Two Alice Thackston, Class Two Emelie Wong, Class Four

ADMINISTRATION

Dear Providence Family,

Every school year is a series of milestones, whether it is Class One students mastering their phonograms, Class Four students enjoying Patriot Day, or Class Eight students visiting Washington, D.C. This past school year, we were blessed to celebrate a very special milestone—Providence’s 25th anniversary. As a society, we are typically conditioned to always look forward, but our 25th anniversary provided a time for us to look back, reflect, and celebrate God’s guiding hand in developing Providence into the fine institution it is today. While each year is special and produces its own memories, this anniversary year was made all the more special by the opportunity to revisit the things that make Providence unique. Whether it was reconnecting with and learning from our founder, Robin Lewis, seeing some of our earliest students reach an age where their children are now applying to the School, or laughing at the “Top 10 Ways You Know You Are At Providence” during the anniversary gala, we saw that much of what we celebrated this past year is the same today as it was twenty-five years ago. Much has changed over the years, most notably our physical campus, but it is the time-tested and true that has enabled Providence to succeed in preparing students to live purposefully and intelligently in the service of God and man. The past twenty-five years have not always been easy and there certainly have been bumps in the road. Still, in I Thessalonians 5:18 Paul tells us, “…in everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” It is this spirit of thankfulness, for good times and bad, with which we approached our anniversary celebration. It is easy to be thankful when blessings are plentiful, but it is substantially harder to have a thankful spirit when times are tough. As long as we always seek God’s will in Christ Jesus, and give thanks regardless of the result, we can be certain Providence will celebrate yet another special anniversary in twenty-five more years. The following pages provide just a glimpse of the 2013-2014 school year. It is hard to capture so many wonderful memories in so few pages; but, I hope you will take time to revisit a truly special moment in the history of our school. I also ask that you join me in giving thanks for our first twenty-five years, and in asking God’s blessing on our next twenty-five.

Blessings,

HEADMASTER Dr. Tony Jeffrey

HEAD OF Jeff Hendricks MIDDLE SCHOOL

HEAD OF Carol Chester LOWER SCHOOL

DIRECTOR OF Eileen Morse ADMISSION

REGISTRAR Pam Floyd

DIRECTOR OF Jill McClung DEVELOPMENT

DIRECTOR OF Eli Melton ATHLETICS

DIRECTOR OF Bill Sharp FINANCE AND OPERATIONS

DIRECTOR OF HR, Don Gailey FACILITIES, AND RISK MANAGEMENT

Dr. Jeffrey and Providence Founder, Robin Lewis, at the Headmaster’s Reading Society Luncheon.

2 PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OF TEXAS

SCHOOL FINANCIALS AS OF MAY 31, 2014

TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE $5,130,116 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE $5,111,423 NET OPERATING INCOME $18,693

SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS AND FUNDRAISERS $181,392

ANNUAL FUND $506,483

TOTAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE $687,875

SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTED $300,711

PLAYGROUND AND CAPITAL PROJECTS $303,857

ADDED TO RESERVE FUND $102,000 LESS: NET OPERATING INCOME $(18,693) TOTAL USE OF DEVELOPMENT REVENUE $687,875

TOTAL DEBT NONE RESERVE FUND BALANCE $400,848 ENDOWMENT FUNDS $487,205

2013 – 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 3

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I want to thank the Providence community for a tremendous 2013-2014 school year. The Board spent significant time this academic year in a strategic planning process, led by board member Robin Pou. This process included the entire Board and School Administration, as well as some faculty members and the Strategic Planning Committee made up of current parents, alumni parents, and an alumna. We worked through confirming the vision for the School, determining strategies around critical objectives, while the Administration came up with tactics to execute the plan. Being able to reflect on the past twenty-five years at the celebration at Lisa and Kenny Troutt’s home was a highlight for us and helped as we planned for the next twenty-five years. Four core committees cover most of the work of the Board: Development, Education, Finance, and Governance: Development: This committee, led by Chris Messick, is responsible for the Annual Fund, the primary fundraiser for the School. The Annual Fund covers the following strategic priorities:

» Sustentation funding » Scholarship dollars above and beyond the two Parents’ Council

Fundraisers (Book Fair and Reading Rally) » Reserve Fund » Capital Improvements

This year, we had a positive operating budget, provided the most scholarship dollars in our history, added to the Reserve Fund, and still had enough funds to upgrade our playground and implement a new clock system. We are thankful for the Annual Fund chairs this year, Elaina and Chris Peterie, and their Class Captains. Education: This committee, led by Debby Smith, is charged with maintaining consistency in our curriculum and overseeing curricular changes proposed by the Administration. If changes are proposed, they are brought to the Board through this committee. Finance: This committee, led by Brian Heflin, provides financial oversight for the School. By God’s grace, our entire campus is completely paid for, with no debt. We also maintain a reserve fund of about $400,000 that is growing, and we have approximately $485,000 in endowment funds. Governance: This committee, led by Tyler Burke, is responsible for updating our bylaws and determining future Board members and officers. We thank the 2013-2014 Board Members for their service and welcome the following Board Members for 2014-2015: Ben Bell, Brian Heflin (Finance Chair), Syd Hurley (added spring 2014), Steve Key, Chris Messick (Development Chair), Jack and Shirley Mechem (Parents’ Council Chairs), Dan Meyer (Governance Chair), Robin Pou (Vice President), Charlie Robinson, Debby Smith (Education Chair), Elizabeth Tamlyn (Secretary), and Kelsie Wagner. We also thank Tyler Burke and Mauri Tardy for their longtime service on the Board, as well as Gini and John Florer for their service as Parents’ Council Chairs and Board members this past year. Please pray for the Board that we would serve Providence well in 2014-2015. We will also be in prayer for you, our wonderful Providence community.

Tommy McBrideBoard President, 2014-2015

2013-2014 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Tyler BurkeBrian Heflin, TreasurerSyd Hurley (added mid-year)Tommy McBride, PresidentChris MessickDan Meyer, Vice PresidentRobin PouCharlie RobinsonDebby SmithElizabeth Tamlyn, SecretaryMauri TardyKelsie WagnerGini and John Florer

Board of Trustees: Front row l to r: Debby Smith, Gini Florer, Kelsie Wagner, Mauri Tardy, Elizabeth Tamlyn. Back Row l to r: Tyler Burke, Chris Messick, Charlie Robinson, Tommy McBride, Dan Meyer, Syd Hurley, Brian Heflin, Robin Pou. Not pictured: John Florer

BOARD PRESIDENT LETTER


25TH ANNIVERSARY EVENTS

During the 2013-2014 school year we took time out to celebrate Providence’s 25th anniversary. Reaching this milestone was meaningful in so many ways; but most importantly, it was a testament to the School’s success in developing students of character through a classical, Christ-centered education.

Our yearlong celebration enabled us to offer thanks to God for His providence as the School reached maturity, and to recognize the people He entrusted to help shepherd its growth over the years. We hope you will enjoy a look back at the events commemorating the School’s anniversary.

CHAPEL OF THANKSGIVINGOn September 6, 2013, we held the first of our anniversary events, a special dedication ceremony that helped to kick off the school year and to offer our praise and thanks to God for His watching over Providence the past twenty-five years.

25TH GRANDPARENTS’ DAYThe oldest and most special of Providence’s many traditions is Grandparents’ Day, held the Friday prior to Thanksgiving. On November 22, 2013, students once again performed many beloved recitations, songs, and historical speeches.

PROVIDENCE GOLF TOURNAMENTOn October 29, 2013, Providence dad and PGA pro, Justin Leonard, conducted a clinic prior to our school’s first Providence Golf Tournament. Providence Alumni parent, Cindy Sloan, helped organize forty parents and alumni parents for the tournament held at Old American Golf Club.

HOMECOMINGOn October 24, 2013, hundreds of alums, current students, parents, and faculty turned out to watch Providence battle Inspired Vision, and to enjoy a few treats cooked up by parents and staff.


25TH ANNIVERSARY GRAND CELEBRATION

25TH ANNIVERSARY GRAND CELEBRATIONWith more than 400 parents, alumni, faculty, and staff in attendance, Providence concluded its 25th anniversary year with a festive dinner and program at Lisa and Kenny Troutt’s home on March 29, 2014. John Cox, father of five children who all attend Providence, led a time of reminiscing, remembering, and honoring. Providence parents, Janie Bell and Doug Chesnut, performed a hilarious skit with funny anecdotes about the School’s history, while Marlyn Becker and Andy Turner sang an entertaining duet about carpool, which had been performed in years past at Back-to-School Night. A video, provided by Providence parent, Mickey Holden, about the School’s history reminded those in attendance of the early days of our school. Providence music teachers, Nicki Jordan and John Hendricks, performed “This

is a Time to Remember,” accompanied by Dave Leeman on piano. Providence Board President, Tommy McBride, closed the program with prayer followed by a hymn medley performed by renowned pianist, Stephen Nielson, father of Providence Alumnae, Caroline and Christiana. Guests then met outside for dessert and coffee while listening to the music of former Providence student, Brad Cooper. A special thank you to the Event Co-Chairmen: Jennie and Tom Gilchrist, Rebecca and Bobby Lutz, Elizabeth and Charlie Robinson along with Honorary Chairmen and Pioneering Parents: Laura and Charles Clift, Judy Darby, Carolyn and Bill Foose, Robin and Michael Lewis, Margaret and Keet Lewis, Diana and Bob Reagan, Sara Staley, and Bonnie and Doug Thompson.


ACADEMICS AND SCHOOL LIFE

2013-2014 HYMNS OF THE MONTH

SEPTEMBER Speak, O LordOCTOBER O Worship the King LYONSNOVEMBER Holy God, We Praise Your Name GROSSER GOTT, WIR LOBEN DICHDECEMBER Thou Who Wast Rich Beyond QUELLE EST CETTE All Splendor ODEUR AGREBLEJANUARY Spirit of God, Descend Upon My Heart MORECAMBEFEBRUARY Here Is Love Vast as the Ocean HERE IS LOVEMARCH Hosanna, Loud Hosanna ELLACOMBEAPRIL Jesus! What a Friend for Sinners! HYFRYDOLMAY Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven ANDREWS

2013 AMC RESULTSTwenty-two Providence students medaled in the American Mathematics Competition, a timed twenty-five question multiple-choice examination in middle school mathematics.

Class Six:Bronze: Sydney Cox, Jack Mandell, and Ryan MessickSilver: Jackson Barringer, Ryan Bozman,

Caleb Key, and Olivia WhannGold: Charlie Nowlin, Rawley Schott, and

Brandes Woodall

Class Seven:Bronze: Emma Kackley and Jackson MechemSilver: Laurel WoodGold: Alex Baker, Creston Brooks, Arden Howard,

and Sophia Love

Class Eight:Bronze: Joshua Limsenben and Hannah WeirSilver: Sarah LipeGold: Cole Johnson and Hampton Simms (both

were Honor Roll – top 5% in the nation)

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BEEScott Raybourn won the Providence competition and later qualified for the state tournament of the National Geographic Bee. Drew Messick and Laurel Wood were the other two finalists.

JOSHUA LIMSENBEN WINS THIRD PROVIDENCE SPELLING BEEOn January 8, Joshua Limsenben won his third straight Providence Spelling Bee to advance to the Dallas County Private Schools Spelling Bee as part of the national Scripps Spelling Bee competition. Creston Brooks (Class Seven) and Brandes Woodall (Class Six) were the other two finalists.

PRIVATE SCHOOL INVITATIONAL JURIED COMPETITIONThree Providence students received awards at the 2014 Private School Invitational, which was a juried art competition among nineteen private schools. The competition was judged by grade level and art dimension. The three students who received awards were Molly Clark (3rd place for 5th grade two dimensional art), Abigail Morante (1st place for 5th grade two dimensional art), and Sophia Love (2nd place for 7th grade two dimensional art).

Providence students performed the musical Seussical during the spring on our newly rebuilt and raised stage in the Great Hall.

Left to right: Creston Brooks, Joshua Limsenben, Brandes Woodall.

Left to right: Drew Messick, Scott Raybourn, and Laurel Wood.

Left to right: Molly Clark, Abigail Morante, Sophia Love


2013-2014 HYMNS OF THE MONTH

SEPTEMBER Speak, O LordOCTOBER O Worship the King LYONSNOVEMBER Holy God, We Praise Your Name GROSSER GOTT, WIR LOBEN DICHDECEMBER Thou Who Wast Rich Beyond QUELLE EST CETTE All Splendor ODEUR AGREBLEJANUARY Spirit of God, Descend Upon My Heart MORECAMBEFEBRUARY Here Is Love Vast as the Ocean HERE IS LOVEMARCH Hosanna, Loud Hosanna ELLACOMBEAPRIL Jesus! What a Friend for Sinners! HYFRYDOLMAY Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven ANDREWS

YEAR IN PICTURESThe 2013-2014 school year produced its own special memories—from petting zoo visits for our Kindergarten students and phonogram parties in Class One, to “Remembering the Alamo” for Class Seven and the Washington, D.C. trip for Class Eight. We can think of no better way to revisit these special moments than by sharing the many wonderful photos that help capture these events in our school’s life.

CLASS ONE

CLASS TWO

PREKINDERGARTEN - KINDERGARTEN



CLASS THREE

CLASS FOUR

CLASS FIVE



CLASS SIX

CLASS SEVEN

CLASS EIGHT



Hudson Neuhoff and Sam Clare played in the TAPS All Star Game.

Padgitt Diehl in action.

ATHLETICS

FOOTBALL: SEASON RECORD 2-6

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL: SEASON RECORD 4-7

CROSS COUNTRY

CLASS SEVEN BOYS’ BASKETBALL:SEASON RECORD 4-14

D1 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL: SEASON RECORD 11-17

While the 2013-2014 athletic season was a challenging one, our Providence athletes brought honor to our Lord by their character and conduct on the field. Whether we won or lost, we sought always to lift up the name of Jesus Christ as we strengthened our spirit, mind, and bodies.

CLASS EIGHT BOYS’ BASKETBALL: SEASON RECORD 8-9, ADVANCED TO TAPS SEMI-FINALS


ATHLETICS

D2 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL: SEASON RECORD 14-3TAPS RUNNER-UP

MALE AND FEMALE ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

PROVIDENCE TEAMS PERFORM WELL IN

LOCAL LEAGUES

TRACK AND FIELD – TAPS league championships. The girls’ team won the Division I team championship by outscoring Good Shepherd and Prince of Peace with 138 points for the meet. The boys won the DII championship by a wide margin, scoring 171 points overall to claim the team trophy.

GIRLS’ SOCCER: SEASON RECORD 1-1-9

TENNIS

Sam Clare and Sarah Lipe


FACULTY

MARSHA FREDERICK: “LABOR OMNIA VINCIT” - WORK CONQUERS ALL!One of the distinctive characteristics of a Providence education is our Latin program. Latin is a difficult language to learn, but much more difficult to teach. However, we have been blessed for many years to have two of the finest Classics teachers, not just in Texas, but in all of the United States, in Donna Gerard and Marsha Frederick.

It is with a bittersweet sense of emotion that we recognize Marsha this year—sweet because of the excellence and enthusiasm with which she has taught Latin for seven years at Providence, but bitter because the 2014-2015 school year will be her last. Marsha, who currently teaches Classes Four, Five, and Six Latin, is retiring from full-time teaching, though she will keep busy with some educational consulting and other projects. Just this past summer, she helped prepare a professional education program for the Elementary Teachers of Latin conference in New York, one of whom remarked afterward, “I had no idea you could do all these different kinds of things with little

kids and Latin!” Adds Donna Gerard, “Marsha is a marvelous colleague. She has pushed me to work harder and try new things as we taught side-by-side. I will miss her very much.” Thank you Magistra Frederick, and we can think of no better way to remember you than to highlight the outstanding results you helped produce during the 2013-2014 school year on the National Exploratory Latin Exam and the National Latin Exam.

LE’SHAI MASTON, TRAFFIC, TURF, AND TRACKThe person with perhaps the most diverse set of job responsibilities at Providence is the ever-ebullient Le’Shai Maston. We first became familiar with Le’Shai as he directed morning carpool at the Lovers Lane exit, doing so with such style and joy that even people outside of Providence noticed his energy. Soon, we came to learn that Le’Shai, a Dallas police officer since 1999, was also a former football player of distinction, having played for state champion Dallas Carter in high school, Baylor University in college, and the Houston Oilers, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Washington Redskins in the NFL. More importantly, we learned that Le’Shai is a man of strong faith. Of course, he was then “encouraged” to begin coaching the Providence football team, and soon also took over the reins of the track team. We thank Le’Shai for the spirit, joy, and love he shares with us each and every day.

NATIONAL LATIN EXAMFor the 2013-2014 school year, 74% of Providence students received awards. 99% of Class Six students received awards; 81% of Class Seven; 43% of Class Eight. The Providence students are a year or two younger than their counterparts who take this exam. Five students in Class Six made perfect scores on the Introduction to Latin Exam and two Class Seven students made a perfect score on the Latin I Exam. Congratulations on a job well done! Only 447 students of over 19,900 who participated in the entire United States, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Guam, England, Italy, Poland, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, South Korea, France, Oman, Philippines, Spain, Japan, Germany, Singapore, Zimbabwe, and the Netherlands attained this distinction. We had five students this year who achieved this honor.

2014 NATIONAL EXPLORATORY LATIN EXAMClass Five Latin achieved outstanding results on the NELE. Four students earned perfect scores on the exam: Robert Pou, Ava Love, Sophie McNeill, and Juliet Moore. Seventeen students earned Summa Cum Laude gold medals; sixteen students earned Magna Cum Laude silver medals. Cum Laude bronze medals were earned by five students. Eighty one percent of the Class Five students earned awards.


PATRIOT GOLD CLUBEach year we celebrate teachers and staff who have worked at least ten years at Providence. We thank all of them for their dedicated service and devotion to our children.

DUKE TIPOur teachers prepare our students well, and the results are reflected in the Duke Talent Identification Program (TIP). The Duke TIP identifies students across the nation who score in the 95th percentile on grade-level achievement tests. 94% of our Class Seven students qualified, and 18 of the 30 who qualified took the SAT as part of Duke University’s 7th Grade Talent Search. Participation is completely voluntary. Of the eighteen Providence Class Seven students who took the test, one student received Grand Recognition and seven students received State Recognition.

Allison Albert Holden LaForceAlex Baker* Anna Kathryn LipeAvery Bowers Jackson Mechem*Creston Brooks* Claire NowlinRuth Anne Emerson* Michelle Raybourn*Mollie Hamman Scott RaybournArden Howard Macrae SmithDaniel Jones* Laurel Wood**Emma Kackley*

*State Recognition **Grand Recognition

MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP TEAMDuring the 2013-2014 school year, Jeff Hendricks (Class Eight), Eileen Ohanian (Class Seven), and Nathan Hoff (Classes Five and Six) served together as Middle School Team Leaders, while Dr. Jeffrey sought a full-time Head of Middle School. Beginning with the 2014-2015 school year, Jeff Hendricks has been appointed as the Head of Middle School.

PROVIDENCE ALUMS MAKE THEIR MARK IN MEDICINESix Providence alums are currently medical students or professors at UT Southwestern. They are: Katherine Bruton Haynes (’01) (not pictured), third-year PA in pediatric neurology; Anna Magliolo (’04), third-year MD; Steve Spurgin (’02), third-year MD; Alice Ann (Spurgin) Holland (’00), Ph.D., pediatric neuropsychology; Andrea Owen (’02) and Parker Wolf (’00), fourth-year MD.

Seated, l to r: Jenay Puckett, Carol Chester, Eileen Morse, Janie Navarro, Denise ClubbStanding, l to r: Sue Windrick, Donna Gerard, Bill Sharp, Barbara Leeman, Stephanie Weislak, Cindy McWhorter, Herman Sample, Susan Lockhart, Pam Floyd, Sheron Malhiot, Pat Sissom

Stephen Nielsen and daughter, Caroline (’07), performed together for a chapel.

The following students took the SAT:

FACULTY ALUMNI


GIVING

For 2013-14, two of Providence’s most treasured traditions, the Reading Rally and Book Fair, generated nearly $120,000 for our scholarship fund. The Reading Rally raised $96,388 and the Book Fair $21,129. Direct donations to the

scholarship fund and a portion of our Annual Fund contributions increased the scholarship budget to over $380,000, which allowed the school to grant scholarships to fifty-four deserving students.

Providence is proud to have so many wonderful organizations support its fundraising efforts. We thank the following companies for their assistance during the 2013-2014 school year:

FC Dallas Grand Bank Harlow Cattle Jackson Law Firm Mark Clifton Homes, Inc. Northwestern Mutual—Messick Financial

PlainsCapital Bank Preston Road Pharmacy Prestonwood Landscape Services Risk Theory, LLC Robin Pou, Executive Coaching SwingleCollins

Chairmen Elaina and Chris PeterieE Ann and Steve KeyE Carrie and Jamey Rosamond1 Katherine and Billy Diehl1 Lanier and Ken Monk2 Rebecca and Scott Whitaker2 Amy and Alex Danza3 Jennifer and Gene Richardson3 Nancy and Philip Braner4 Melanie and Paul Jackson

4 Laura and Chris Thomason5 Elizabeth and Syd Hurley5 Mary Linda and Jonathan Lipe6 Kristen and Whit Roberts6 Meredith and Chris Messick7 Betsy and Rob Borrego7 Alicia and Scott Wood8 Alison and Bob Farrow8 Kelsie and Price Wagner

READING RALLY AND BOOK FAIR EXPAND MINDS, FUND SCHOLARSHIPS

2013-2014 CORPORATE SPONSORS

2013-2014 ANNUAL FUND COMMITTEE


SUPPORTERS

Annual Fund and Designated GiftsJenny and Todd AbbottEmily and Colby AdamsKen and Deborah AdamsMarti and Craig AlbertClayton and Lee AllenAlliance BernsteinAli AlpertJean-Marie and Robert AlpertSidsel and Bob AlpertAnonymous (10)Stephanie and Blair BakerCharlotte and Fred BallBarrett and David BallBank of America Matching GiftsBank of America United

Way CampaignSheri and Raegan BarringerThe Barrow Family FoundationBecky and Todd BaumannDinah and Daniel BeardenMeredith and Kyle BebeeAnne and Todd BellerMelanie and David BetzoldShawna and Reid BeuclerSam BibawiCarter and Michael BillLalis and Bill BledsoeBetsy and Rob BorregoShannon and Dan BowersMeredith and Wes BoydTara and Blake BozmanNita and Buddy BraddockNancy and Philip BranerRegan and Ron BrennanAlicia and Steve BrooksLiz and Mike BropheyNancy BrownRenee and Russ BrownSusan and Mark BryansAnn and Arlo BullerStacy and Tyler BurkeKaren and Bill ChapmanKris and Kevin CherryCarol and Gerald ChesterHyun and KJ ChoiWendy and Andrew ChungJessica and Miguel ChungCathy and Gary ClarePat ClareLinda and Mark CliftonKate and Spencer CochranJulie and James S. CochranDiane and Gary ColonneseCommunities Foundation of TexasMillie and Ken CooperShannon and Darren CopelandLeila and Jamie CorneliusKa and L. L. CotterJuliette and Ross CoulterHeather and Clint CoxAmy and Alex DanzaJudy S. DarbyKatherine and Billy DiehlCarol and Slayden DiehlBetsy and Grant DixonLacey and Robert DobrientKate and Dustin DulinAdrianne DuvallDeborah DuvallBob and Alison FarrowFC DallasJaime and Derek FeremCynthia and Glen FitzmartinGini and John Florer

Barbara and Larry FlorerSusie and Chris FloydKathy and Jay Fountain,Margie and Jonathan FrankMarsha FrederickCarol O. FunkDon GaileyAmy and Steven GanssDonna and Larry GerardMolly GittemeierKatie and John GoldenBridget and Michael GoldmanShannon and Jeff GrahamGrand BankBarrie and Martin GravelTara and Tag GreenJessica and Chuck GriegeSonia and John GuffeyWilliam GuffeyRichard GuldenVoncel and Bob HaggardBuffie and Andrew HalleJennifer and George HansonSandra and David HardieHarlow Filter Supply Inc.Melissa and Jason HarlowSusan and Walter HarveyKelly and Jason HeadConnor HeardJulie and Michael HearneCammie and Brian HeflinElaine and Jim HeflinCarolyn and John HeinrichJessica and Jeff HendricksLisa and Steve HenryKate and Hunter HenryMimi and Ben HerdAl G. Hill, Jr.Abby and Chris HinesClaire and Kent HopeVicki and Dulany HowlandHunt CaresTavia and Clark HuntElizabeth and Syd HurleyJackson Law FirmBrooke and Jeffrey JacksonEmily and Winn JacksonMelanie and Paul JacksonBetsy and Ralph JacksonAshley and Joe JanuszewskiKathy and Tony JeffreyNatalie and Neil JonesSarah and Bill JordanNan and John KirchhoferAngela and Kelley KackleyMia and Todd KeeterAnn and Stephen KeyKinder Morgan FoundationLaura KirchhoferJennifer and Jim KnoxAmy and Charles LaDueDorothy D. LaDueMeredith and Watson LaForceEloise and Greg LairdMary and Alex Lamar Martha LamarLaurie and Brett LambAudrey and Jack LambAmanda and Justin LeonardMargaret and Keet LewisJohanna and Timothy LimsenbenMary Linda and Jonathan LipeHeather and Chris LipscombAmy and Jeff LoukasMary Ann and Louis Macey

Heather and Bruce MacFadyenConnie and Tom MandellMark Clifton Homes, Inc.Janice and Tommy MaxwellLaura and Tommy McBrideCannon and Gavin McClintockJill and Bill McClungMolly McClungMelissa and Robert McFarlaneErin and Scott McNeillMeredith and Chris MessickKate and Dan MeyerJulie and John MillerLanier and Ken MonkAllison and Sean MooreSusan MooreSandra and Christian MoranteTisha and Chad MorganCherry and Scott MorrisEileen and Denny MorseJodi and Brian NeitzelSue and J.R. NetherlandJudy and Thomas NeuhoffFlora and Tom NeuhoffCarolyne and Stephen NielsonHeidi and Victor NilsonValerie and Chris NorrisNorthwestern Mutual FoundationBetsy and Wade NowlinAnne and Bill NowlinLezley and Patrick NugentSusan and Jim O’BrienEileen and John OhanianLesley and Kevin OoleyMelayne and Ian PackerCatherine PattersonMisty and John Mark PersefieldElaina and Chris PeterieJo and David PetermanLynda and Rudy PetersMica and Paul PetersenKristi and Brad PierceSarah and Jared PogoloffDottie and Brett PostonKaren and Robin PouJason and Elizabeth PoundsJennifer and Robert PratherPreston Road PharmacyCarrie and Drew RandallRalph M. RandallSusan and Kyle RaybournStefani and David ReaHillary and Chris ReederJulie and Dan RhodesMolly and Thomas RhodesJennifer and Gene RichardsonLibba and Rob RichardsonAdam and Lillian RicheyRisk Theory LLCKristen and Whit RobertsElizabeth and Charlie RobinsonBrenda and Dave RolfeCarrie and Jamey RosamondThe Rosewood FoundationBrandy and Tim RumplerJeanne RussellMelissa and Rick SapioJamie and Jeremy SaylorLynne and Tom SchottJulee SchroederTori and Nathan SchubertAlisa and Clay SellChriste and Moshe ShaulJanna and Matt ShufordAimee and Dudley Simms

Nicole and Chris SimsPatricia A. SissomShelby and Harold SmithChristy and Steven SmithGay and Bill SolomonSally and Bob SpurginKristi and Will Stacy Charity and Bill StarkKatherine and Brian SteinbrueckAmy and Kurt StevesNikki and Matt StinsonCarol StollenwerckKaren and Jeff StoneMarin StoneTracy and David StringfieldLynn SummersElizabeth and Ron TamlynMauri and Chip TardyJessica and Robert ThackstonChris ThelenMargie and Arno ThiesLaura and Chris ThomasonLee and David ThompsonKelley and David TiffanyColleen and Kevin TimmonsCindy and Ed TravisLisa and Kenny TrouttDana and Raymond TurnerNancy and David UhrbrockAngie and Tim VaughanVision Vectors LLCWells Fargo Foundation

Educational Matching Gift Program

Kelsie and Price WagnerSusan and Perry WallaceHeather and Ray WashburneGretchen and Brooks WeirRinda and Jeff WentworthSuzanne and Richard WhannLisa and Tyler WhannRebecca and Scott WhitakerWynne and Craig WidemanShanin and Bryan WilburnJudith K. WilliamsAnn WillisCathy and Brian WongAlicia and Scott WoodKristi and Blake WoodallLisa and James WoodleyCarolyn and Stephen WoodsSandie and Steve WoodsKelly and Will WoodsKay and Jon WymaMichele and Greg YoungShirley Young

Capital CampaignAshley and Brant FergusonSharon and Jim HarrodSharon and Dave MumertElise and Burk MurchisonTeam String

Library GiftsLorraine CarrollMarsha FrederickSue and J.R. NetherlandSara L. Staley

25th Anniversary Scholarship Fund and EventsGigi and Cliff AdamsJanie and Ben BellCarolyn and Randy AllenMarsella and Tim Fults

Karen and Vance GilmoreBecky and Saeed Hamid-KhaniRobbi and Steve HarmsLisa and John HarrisonBursley and Steve HoeferMary Joy and Richard HintonClaire and Kent HopeMickey HoldenHolly and Phillip HuffinesElizabeth and Syd HurleyMelanie and Paul JacksonKathy and Tony JeffreyJackie KelsoRebecca and Bobby LutzJill and Bill McClungCathy and George MorganLynn and Pat MurthaGabriella and Glenn OwenMichal and Loyd PowellSusan and Lee RiffeTeresa and Bob RoofnerLaulie RossAmy and Tom SpenceJanet StuttsBonnie and Doug ThompsonCheryl and Mark TravisEmily and James TraweekKay TrouttSusan and Greg TurnerMimi and Bill VanderstraatenThe Write ChoiceLynn and Frank Yanez

Jennifer Stroud Scholarship FundKathy and Tony JeffreyEileen and Denny MorseSue and J.R. NetherlandAlice Ann HollandJill and Bill McClung

Scholarship FundCrederaDineli and Roshan MendisDottie and Jodie ThompsonKaren and Bill ChapmanPam and Lucky FloydMolly GittemeierHolly HendricksJessica and Jeff HendricksKathy and Tony JeffreyBarbara and Dave LeemanSheron and Warren MalhiotCindy and Tom McWhorterEli MeltonCindy NewsomKaren and Bill SharpPatricia A. SissomMarin StoneAnne UngareanStephanie and Bill WeislakBarbara Wilmot

Sydney Myna Thweatt Endowment for Teacher ExcellenceProvidence Parents CouncilKathy and Tony JeffreyPatricia A. Sissom

Sydney Myna Thweatt Scholarship Endowment Rebecca and Robert DyerKathy and Tony JeffreySue and J.R. NetherlandLynette and James ThweattMyna and Jack Young

WITH GRATEFUL HEARTS, WE THANK OUR SUPPORTERS FOR THE 2013-14 SCHOOL YEAR

Bryn Barringer Trinity Christian AcademyJack Brown Highland Park High SchoolJake Bryans Trinity Christian AcademySam Clare Trinity Christian AcademyKatelyn Cox Highland Park High SchoolBrannon Farrow The Cambridge School of DallasLibby Floyd Trinity Christian AcademyAnne Gilliam Hillcrest High SchoolCole Johnson Highland Park High SchoolMatthew Jordan The Cambridge School of DallasSarah Lamar Highland Park High SchoolJoshua Limsenben The Cambridge School of Dallas

Sarah Lipe Trinity Christian AcademyMary Crow Miller Episcopal School of DallasHudson Neuhoff Trinity Christian AcademyTrinity Ngo Highland Park High SchoolWilliam Nowlin The Cambridge School of DallasKyndall Richardson Trinity Christian AcademyHampton Simms The Cambridge School of DallasSavannah Troutt Episcopal School of DallasDavid Uhrbrock The Cambridge School of DallasAnnie Wagner Highland Park High SchoolHannah Weir The Cambridge School of Dallas

Congratulations to our wonderful Class Eight students, who moved on to the top public and private high schools in the area. Their Providence education has given them many choices, and we wish them well as they carry on the Providence tradition of excellence at the following schools:

Providence Christian School of Texas5002 W. Lovers Lane Dallas, Texas 75209 214.302.2800 www.pcstx.org

Providence Christian School of Texas admits students of any race, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational polices, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PROVIDENCE CLASS OF 2014!

CONGRATULATIONS ALSO TO THE CLASS OF 2010, NOW HEADING TO COLLEGE!

Annie Armes Baylor UniversityFulgham Bell Texas A&M UniversityMicah Bires Texas A&M UniversityBentley Borrego University of Texas - AustinThomas Burgher University of ArkansasCaroline Cash Louisiana State UniversityAnnabel Crosby University of ArkansasJennifer Dorn Providence CollegeRegan Ewing University of Texas - AustinShannon Flaten Texas Christian UniversityBen Hamner Baylor UniversityTheo Harrison College of CharlestonShannon Jones Texas A&M UniversityKaylee Kaigler Texas A&M UniversityKelsey Kaigler Baylor UniversityJake McKenzie University of Texas - Austin

Olivia Miles Baylor UniversityKaki Miller University of Texas - AustinCaroline Moore University of Southern CaliforniaFlora Neuhoff Vanderbilt UniversityWhitt Obenchain University of ArkansasSteele Padgitt Texas A&M UniversityByers Petty Texas A&M UniversityBrandon Richardson University of ArkansasCaroline Richardson University of Texas - AustinEmily Runnels Baylor UniversityMeredith Scudder Texas A&M UniversityGrace Sloan Baylor UniversityVirginia Smith Texas A&M UniversityClaire Sorrels Texas Christian UniversityLaura Spence Villanova University

Congratulations to the Providence “Seniors” of the Class of 2014, formerly Class Eight 2010, who graduated from area high schools and moved on to the following colleges. Their foundation here at Providence enabled them to excel at their high schools and be accepted to fine colleges in Texas and around the country.

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