2015-2016 Annual Report

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2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT



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If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more — you are a leader. John Quincy Adams

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WHEN I REFLECT BACK ON THE 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR, THERE IS ONE WORD THAT KEEPS COMING TO MY MIND. I see this word in action every single day at Trinity — and that word is leadership. To me, leadership is about selfless gifts and service to the community and beyond with a focus on the greater good. I am proud to share this report that highlights the many ways our Trinity community members have generously led us forward through their contributions of both time and treasure. This year’s Annual Fund and A Night to Shine gala were the most successful in our school’s history. These two important initiatives ensure excellence in the Trinity classroom for Each Child, Each Day, provide our faculty with abundant professional development opportunities, and allow us to continue offering financial assistance to families who could not otherwise afford a Trinity education. I am a firm believer that leaders do not stand alone. At Trinity, we have a community of teachers, parents, students, and stakeholders that come together to create a contagious energy that can be seen and felt in our classrooms, on our playing fields, and out in the community where we serve. It is that unique difference that is palpable when you step onto the Trinity campus and keeps us striving to be our best. Leadership, indeed, can be hard to define as it means something unique and different to each individual. I thought it would be best to let our students and alumni tell you how they define leadership. The following pages will take you on a journey, from a young kindergarten student to a graduating 8th grader, and onto an alumna who has left our halls and continues to be the change we all want to see in this world. John Quincy Adams once said, “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more - you are a leader.” You will find from the following stories that our Trinity students are ready to inspire others, dream big, and lead the way. Faithfully, Marie Kidd Head of School



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A leader needs to remember that we can learn from our friends. Sometimes I have the right answer, and sometimes my friends have an even better idea. Kate Williams, Kindergarten

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ONE OF THE MOST MEMORABLE PROGRAMS FOR OUR YOUNGEST STUDENTS AT TRINITY IS THE K8 BUDDY PROGRAM. Every kindergarten student is paired with an 8th grade buddy and participates in activities together during the entire school year. One highlight is the annual Easter egg hunt. Kinder and 8th grade students hunt for eggs, and instead of finding candy inside, the eggs contain math problems that the K8 buddies solve together as a team. This example of teaching and mentoring is a prominent theme at Trinity, and both the kinder and 8th grade students come away with lifelong lessons and friendships.

“I love the K8 Buddy Program because it creates a greater sense of community at our school. I definitely think the 8th graders get as much out of the program as the kindergartners do! Being a mentor to someone younger than you is truly rewarding.” Alexandra Swartz, 8th Grade


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Leadership means that if someone is doing something good, the rest of the people will follow. Joaquin Gomez, 1st grade

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IN 1ST GRADE AT TRINITY, LEADERSHIP TOOK THE FORM OF RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS. Our 1st grade students decided to share God’s love with others by performing acts of kindness, and inspiring others to do the same. They presented a challenge to the entire Lower School to do at least one random act of kindness each day for a week, totaling 1,500 good deeds. Students picked up trash around campus, cleaned up after a friend in the dining hall, tied a shoe for a friend who didn’t know how, returned recess balls at lunch, and placed items in the lost and found. A large graph was posted so everyone could see the ongoing total, and students shared examples of kindness each day in Chapel as motivation.

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FIRST GRADE LEADERSHIP



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Trinity has taught me that I can make a difference and you can be a leader at any age! I love working with my friends to try and make the world a better place. Maya Patel, 2nd grade

SECOND GRADE LEADERSHIP

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AT TRINITY, WHEN STUDENTS DISCOVER A PROBLEM, THEY WORK HARD AS LEADERS TO COME UP WITH A SOLUTION. In 2nd grade, students worked together

to create a monarch sanctuary on campus after learning that the monarch butterfly population had plummeted over the past 10 years. First, students learned about the milkweed plant and how to grow it. Next, they created milkweed and nectar gardens around campus to attract the migrating fall and spring monarchs. The students conducted field studies to keep track of butterfly and caterpillar sightings. To extend the learning further, these 2nd graders started a business and raised money for monarch research and preservation by selling milkweed plants and seeds. All proceeds were donated to the Monarch Fund.


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Being a leader means you never meet a stranger – it means you always meet a new friend. Jacob Ulmer, 3rd grade

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THE 3RD GRADE STUDENTS AT TRINITY CAME UP WITH A POWERFUL IDEA WHEN THEY REALIZED THAT SOME FRIENDS WERE FEELING LEFT OUT AND LONELY AT RECESS. A sign was created next to an outside

bench in the form of an agreement. The agreement stated that if anyone saw another student sitting on the bench, they would reach out to him or her and include that individual in a game or group activity. Sometimes, the Buddy Bench was an opportunity to sit down with a friend and simply say, “Are you doing ok today?”

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THIRD GRADE LEADERSHIP

This idea was presented to the entire Lower School at Chapel, and the Buddy Bench is now used by students in every grade level.


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A leader does what is best for everyone and encourages others.

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Mia Harrington, 4th grade

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FOURTH GRADE LEADERSHIP AS THE OLDEST STUDENTS IN THE LOWER SCHOOL, 4TH GRADERS ARE CONSIDERED THE “LEADERS OF THE LOWER SCHOOL.” One of the ways we encourage

leadership is through a capstone course called Inquiry Seminar. Leaders in progressive education recognize that, in our rapidly changing world, curiosity and inquiry are increasingly necessary as we tackle problems and encourage innovation. In Inquiry Seminar, our 4th grade leaders engage in multiple rounds of research in a way that empowers them to become changed by the integration of new knowledge—actually altering their perceptions of themselves and of the world around them. Students build confidence as they present their research and engage in debates. Humility, flexibility, and self-reflection are integral parts of the Inquiry Seminar research process. Students must learn to recognize dead ends, persevere through frustrations, and adapt through each iteration of research.




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A leader means being a good role model to people around you. Tate Butter, 5th grade

FIFTH GRADE LEADERSHIP

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IN 5TH GRADE, STUDENTS PROVIDED LEADERSHIP ON A GLOBAL SCALE. In the spirit of Ubuntu, “I am

because we are,” students learned about the problems and preventions of malaria in their Global Citizens Class. The 5th graders led a school-wide effort called “Nets for Life.” This initiative, coordinated by Episcopal Relief and Development, provides malaria education and bed nets to families in African countries. Over the course of four weeks, 5th grade students explained the awareness campaign to all students during Chapel services, and encouraged everyone to earn and donate $12 — which provided one net and had the power to save one life. Trinity students raised enough money to purchase 257 mosquito nets, and made a true impact around the globe.


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When I think of a leader, I think of the sports teams that I participate in at Trinity. A leader shows up to practice and tries to excel and inspire teammates. Sophia Carrales, 6th grade

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WHEN STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN ATHLETICS AT TRINITY, THEY LEARN TO LEAD THEIR TEAMS TO A WIN, AND TO LEAD THEIR TEAMS THROUGH A LOSS. There are

no titled leadership positions such as “Captains,” but students are called upon during practices and games to lead others, model perseverance, and put the team ahead of the individual. Athletics at Trinity is an inclusive program with a “no cut” policy. We are proud that over 80% of Trinity Middle School students participate in our athletics program. At Trinity, we want athletics to be a supportive, encouraging, challenging, and fun environment where students thrive. As a result, students develop an overall appreciation for an active and healthy lifestyle and a deepened sense of school spirit.


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Leadership is about setting a positive example for your peers. A leader works hard, is kind, perseveres, and never gives up. Melina Ruelas, 7th grade

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A TRUE LEADER UNDERSTANDS THAT AN INDIVIDUAL IS A PART OF A GLOBAL SOCIETY, AND THE MODEL UNITED NATIONS PROGRAM AT TRINITY PERSONIFIES THIS BELIEF. Model UN simulates debate and deliberation

of global affairs in the United Nations and its various committees. Trinity students take positions as delegates on committees such as the General Assembly and Security Council, the World Health Organization, and the Human Rights Commission, among others. Teams of students represent an assigned country, research a range of global issues, develop national positions on these issues, and represent their country at an annual conference in Dallas.

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Model UN is the highest example for developing skills in research, presentation, argumentation, and negotiation. The Trinity Model UN Chapter has garnered numerous accolades - including two Peace Prizes - which are awarded to each year’s outstanding delegate.


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Leadership is setting a positive example by being kind and inclusive, and working hard. Major Thurman, 8th Grade

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ONE OF THE CULMINATING ACTIVITIES OF 8TH GRADE IS PROJECT 8 . This is a year-long, multidisciplinary,

team-taught course in which students are challenged with the task of identifying a real-world problem and using the design process to create a plan for delivering a sustainable solution. Project 8 requires collaboration, cooperation, and communication as students work in small groups. Trinity 8th graders incorporate skills and knowledge from across the Middle School curricula and present their research and ideas in a number of modalities, including written and digital. Areas of study and solution include: Teenage Homelessness; Veteran Homelessness; Gender Equality in the Workplace; Equal Access in Sports; Abuse Victim Support; and Cyberbullying.


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GRADUATION CLASS OF 2016 Jemima Abalogu Liam Francis Flanagan Archacki Grace Elizabeth Armstrong Isabelle Rose Armstrong Amelia Grace Bast Clea Hope Bell Barkley Claire Bennett Andrew Thomas Borders Lawrence Xavier Boucvalt IV David Jefferson Boyt Everett Craig Bradley Charles Harvey Campbell III Lilia Elizabeth Canter Rawley Powell Casey Harrison Lyndon Chiu Julia Antoinette Collins Cailyn Faith Cox Charles Casey Cunningham James Shaunak Divine Grant Odell Erwin Katherine Elaine Falk Jasmine Laura Garcia Samuel Pierce Gluskoter David William Goodman John Truett Greco Anna Sophia Johnson Aubrey Lea Johnson James Braeden Johnson Hunter Harris Jones Cora Grace Jordan Jordan Elizabeth Kappler Patrick Warren Kennedy Beckett Avery Kumler Margarita Susana Mercedes Matta Ellen Reed McCartt Camille Antoinette McLemore Hill Taylor Morgan Neema Salu Mugofwa Edward Coleman Nemec Kaley Elizabeth Schneider Emma Jette Sharples Nicholas Scott Strehli Alexandra Marie Swartz Major Huntington Thurman Patricia Claire Warner Samuel Walker Zapalac

WHEN STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM OUR HALLS AND TAKE ON THE TITLE OF “TRINITY ALUMNI,” THEY ARE POISED AS LEADERS AND READY TO MAKE A ROARING IMPACT AT THEIR NEW HIGH SCHOOLS AND IN THE COMMUNITY. Trinity alumni are ready to propose and defend resolutions that will impact humanity. These young leaders have learned to listen, seek advice, stop and notice the little things, and to consider all options. Most of all, Trinity alumni know the value of hard work. We are proud of every Trinity graduate and the way in which they lead with dignity, thoughtfulness, and vigor.

CLEA BELL The Jane Ferguson Hill Medal was established to recognize a graduate for total contribution to the life of the School. Like Jane herself, this student is the personification of Trinity’s four core values: Enriched Academic Excellence, Christian Foundation, Diversity, and Family.


CASEY CUNNINGHAM

AMELIA BAST

The James Edward Horne Medal is awarded to

The Trustee Medal is awarded to the graduate with

the graduate who best exemplifies leadership, faithfulness, and a commitment to live in harmony

the highest overall average in core academic classes.

with a greater purpose.

MAJOR THURMAN

CAILYN COX

The Fellowship Medal is awarded to the graduate

The Trinity Spirit Medal is awarded to the graduate

who best exemplifies inclusiveness, acceptance,

who is a tangible example of the intangible Trinity

and understanding in everyday relationships and

spirit. This student is characterized by a strong

experiences at Trinity and in the larger world.

and good-humored work ethic, good citizenship, empathy, appreciation, and high morale.


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A leader fiercely believes in his or her own ability to change the world, while at the same time having the grace to cultivate a beautiful and diverse conversation where new ideas can grow. Cate Gillham, Class of 2013

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AB OUT L E A D E R S H I P. Currently in her senior year at St. Stephen’s Episcopal School, Cate has a passion for all forms of art — especially film. Cate began making films several years ago and created, edited, and co-directed her first documentary which won Best Film Production at the Girls Impact the World Film Festival at Harvard University in May, 2016. This same film is now an official selection in the All American High School Film Festival held in New York City later this year. Cate is also fervent in her dedication to women’s issues and empowerment. How many women is she empowering? The goal is one billion by the year 2020. Working alongside Ingrid Vanderveldt, the founder of Empowering One Billion Women by 2020 (EBW2020), Cate is filming a documentary as they travel the globe from Iceland to Washington D.C. Cate gives credit to Trinity for influencing her to pursue her dreams and instilling a passion for empowering others. “My most memorable moments at Trinity were the times I spent in the Theater Department and in Student Government. At Trinity, when you want a leadership role, the only question is— how big of an impact do you want to make?”


2015 – 2016 ANNUAL REPORT OF PHILANTHROPY We are forever grateful for Trinity’s donors and volunteers, and their many acts of generosity and leadership.


THE TRINITY LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (TLC) IS COMPRISED

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OF THOSE DONORS WHO HAVE GIVEN OR PLEDGED LIFETIME TOTALS OF $50,000 OR MORE TO THE SCHOOL.

As we reflect back over the past 17 years, it is the selfless continued support of the TLC that has allowed Trinity to construct such a strong foundation on which many future dreams will be built. We are honored to recognize these very important donors and welcome our new members into this generous and supportive group. It is evident that the Trinity Leadership Council has made a lasting impact

TRINITY LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

$1,500,000+ Tess and Greg Peters $1,000,000+ Suzanne B. Carper and Don Carper The Durant Family Foundation AnnMarie and Joel Kocher Anonymous (3) $500,000+ Andrea and Mike Durkin The Family of Nicole and Jonathan Ezell Anonymous (2) $250,000+ Mrs. Nancy C. Allen Janet and Wilson Allen Eula Mae and John Baugh Foundation Maryann and Paul Bell Nicole and Brent Covert Ben and Julie Davis Susanne and Colby Denison Luci Baines Johnson and Ian Turpin The Lowe Foundation/ Clayton and Andrew Maebius Robyn and Craig Malloy Dr. Janet Marcus and Mr. Michael Marcus Linda and Cliff Mountain Claire and Joe Pinkerton Debra Pylypec and Adrian Pylypec

which will benefit Trinity families for years to come!

Gayle Glass Roche Hank Seale and Tina Seale Tracey Sharples and Brian Sharples The Allen Smith Family Connie and Ralph Spagnola Michelle and Martin Taylor Martha and Mike Vollman Anonymous $100,000+ Jenny and Dan Ahearn Michelle and Lorne Bain Shelly and David Bain Tammy and Merritt Belisle Jerri and Johnny Bell Laura and Kyndel Bennett Laura and Steve Beuerlein Lori and Tito Beveridge The Borders Family Gretchen and Lawson Brice Amanda and Mike Bruemmer Chrissy and Dave Butler Lucy and Stephen R. Butter Jr. Michelle and Alan Cline Dr. and Mrs. Donald Counts Eloise and John Paul DeJoria Amy and David Dunham Gretchen and Bob Ellis Rhonda and Stan Erwin Margaret Forgan Sara and Ralph Gilster Natasha and Gavin Gray Mr. and Mrs. Chris Halligan Margaret and David Hampton Jane and Tom Hill

Elizabeth and Ed Horne Lori and Jim Johnson Gerri and Peter Kappler Nicole and Karl Kipke Jeanne and Michael Klein Lora Reynolds and Quincy Lee Marlene and Brian Magierski Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Maples Lorena Junco de la Vega and Eduardo Margain/ Roberta and Alejandro Junco Marty and J. McCartt Sam and Tim McClure Carrie and Jeff McDowell Susan McDowell Fredericka and David Middleton Pam and John Myers


Marnie and Dave Near The Nemec Family Mary and Chris Ozburn Beth and Bryan Plater Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rathgeber Pam and Mike Reese Carla and Eduardo Repetto Bryan and Cathy Rome Stephanie and Todd Routh Ryan Runkle The Family of Taite Sandefer The Saunders Family Bradley and Kimberly Schlosser Lisa and Dave Sikora Suzanne McFayden Smith Loren and Alan Stalcup Danielle and Kevin Sweeney Drew and Jimmy Treybig The Tuttle Family Terri and Chris Von Dohlen Rhonda and Marshall Wingo Anonymous (2) $75,000+ Anne and Stuart Ashmun Katie and Ed Chafizadeh Sarah and Stephen Garrison Rosalind and Timothy George Betty Holmes Brenda and Jeff Hood Jacquelyn Mouton-Johnston and David Johnston Cindy and Layne Levine Jean and David Mattka Jennifer and Jonathan Mohn Mrs. Anne G. Moore Gai and Gerry Newkirk Gregory and Rosanne Nikolaidis Dr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Reifsnyder Elizabeth and Rob Rogers Ana and Alejandro Ruelas Texas Capital Bank Elisabeth and Alex Tynberg Shelley and Kenny Van Zant $50,000+ Bridget and Samy Aboel-Nil Robyn and Victor Alcorta Austin Community Foundation Rebecca and Chuck Baxter Rich and Sara Beem Violet and Dennis Bell Bobby and Nourah Caskey Julie Cloud, Breck and Alexa Ortiz Gillian Coates and Will Coates Jill and Jim Cochran Mary Pawelek and Drew DiNovo Abha and Jim Divine

Mitzi and Chris Easley Kathy and Jim Erben Amelia and Terrell Gates Gita Lal and Bhala Ghatate Robyn and Gary Gill Jenny and Iain Gillott Dianne Goggan Gustavo and Monica Gomez Stephanie and David Goodman Karen and Tom Hale Millie and Scott Harper Susan and John Harris Ken and Angela Hashman Mr. and Mrs. David Hentschel Heritage Title Company of Austin, Inc. Kristin and Tony Holt Rebecca Hudson Crary and Hal Jagger Jastrow Foundation Suzanne and Clay Johnson Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson Mr. Michael P. LaVigna

Claudine and David Lee Margo and Fitz Lee Joseph Mansour Lili and Federico Martinez Vicki and Jay Mechling Mr. and Mrs. Brendon W. Mills Mrs. Dan Moody Jr. Irma and Anthony Moreno Christine and Shea Morenz Tory and Milam Newby Lori and Ron Olfers Tracey Davies and Michael Peter Maryola and Damon Rawie Gracie and Bob Renbarger Susan and Eric Shaffer Sharoll and Bryan Sheffield Julia and Evan Smith Robert F. Smith Trinity Parent Council The Ben Wells Family Tere and Tito Vidaurri Melba and Ted Whatley Anonymous


THE TRINITY TOMORROW CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TOOK THE SCHOOL’S FACILITIES TO THE NEXT LEVEL. Thanks

to our extremely generous community, we raised $17 million over a five-year period. This successful campaign provided Trinity and all of our students with a state-ofthe-art 6th-8th grade building, a dining hall, an athletic field, a playground, expanded parking, and Jane Hill Hall, our chapel and performing arts center. Rarely do individuals have the opportunity to be part of building an institution that will impact the lives of children and families for years to come. We give heartfelt thanks to

TRINITY TOMORROW

$1,000,000+ The Durant Family Foundation Trinity Board of Trustees $500,000+ Anonymous (3) $250,000+ Mrs. Nancy C. Allen Janet and Wilson Allen Eula Mae and John Baugh Foundation Maryann and Paul Bell Susanne and Colby Denison The Lowe Foundation/ Clayton and Andrew Maebius Robyn and Craig Malloy Tracey Sharples and Brian Sharples Michelle and Martin Taylor Anonymous $100,000+ Jenny and Dan Ahearn Shelly and David Bain Michelle and Lorne Bain Laura and Kyndel Bennett Laura and Steve Beuerlein The Borders Family Gretchen and Lawson Brice Chrissy and Dave Butler Lucy and Steve Butter Nicole and Brent Covert Rhonda and Stan Erwin Natasha and Gavin Gray Lori and Jim Johnson

the following visionary donors who helped make the Trinity Tomorrow dream a reality.

Luci Baines Johnson and Ian Turpin Gerri and Peter Kappler Nicole and Karl Kipke Jeanne and Michael Klein Marlene and Brian Magierski Lorena Junco de la Vega and Eduardo Margain/ Roberta and Alejandro Junco Marty and J. McCartt Carrie and Jeff McDowell Susan McDowell Fredericka and David Middleton Marnie and Dave Near The Nemec Famliy A Proud Trinity Family Pam and Mike Reese Gayle Glass Roche Cathy and Bryan Rome Stephanie and Todd Routh Ryan Runkle Suzanne McFayden Smith The Allen Smith Family Loren and Alan Stalcup Danielle and Kevin Sweeney The Tuttle Family Rhonda and Marshall Wingo $50,000+ Bridget and Samy Aboel-Nil Sara and Rich Beem Tammy and Merritt Belisle Michelle and Alan Cline Julie Cloud, Breck and Alexa Ortiz Mary Pawelek and Drew DiNovo Abha and Jim Divine

Sarah and Stephen Garrison Rosalind and Timothy George Gita Lal and Bhala Ghatate Dianne Goggan Gustavo and Monica Gomez Stephanie and David Goodman Karen and Tom Hale Millie and Scott Harper Heritage Title Company of Austin, Inc. Crary and Hal Jagger Margo and Fitz Lee Claudine and David Lee Lora Reynolds and Quincy Lee Joseph Mansour Lili and Federico Martinez Jennifer and Jonathan Mohn Mrs. Dan Moody, Jr. Christine and Shea Morenz Meunier-Reynolds-Newkirk Families Rosanne and Greg Nikolaidis Tracey Davies and Michael Peter Elizabeth and Rob Rogers Ana and Alejandro Ruelas Texas Capital Bank Elisabeth and Alex Tynberg Shelley and Kenny Van Zant Terri and Chris Von Dohlen Diann and Jay Watson The Ben Wells Family Anonymous $25,000+ Dr. Nasser Al-Rashid Robin and Todd Bartee


Cynthia and Jim Bast Lori and Tito Beveridge Trish and Greg Brown Nourah and Bobby Caskey Rowena and Kevin Dasch Jennifer and Christopher Davis Martha and Donald DeGrasse Jill and Mark Dewey Jacy and John Donovan Kathy and Jim Erben Amelia and Terrell Gates Debra and Wade Gillham Judi and Brian Gladden Margaret and David Hampton Mr. and Mrs. David Hentschel Kate and Robert Hersch Beth Freeman-Hoesman and Clark Hoesman Kristin and Tony Holt Suzanne and Clay Johnson Allan and Gloria King Foundation Alexa and Jim Knight Kara and John Kratzer Cindy and Layne Levine Carol and John Lynch Laura and James Mayes Jeanie and Mel Miller Debbie Green and Vivek Mohindra Mrs. Anne G. Moore Jennifer and Todd Morgan Wendy and Bruce Nakfoor Tory and Milam Newby Beth and Bryan Plater Maryola and Damon Rawie Lisa and Eric Rothfus Ruthann and Darrell Royal Karin Schneider and Jeffry Schneider Melissa and George Scott Susan and Eric Shaffer Cheryl and Scott Thomas Trinity Parent Council Katherine and Chris Wallin Angela and Dan Yochem Anonymous (4) $10,000+ Pat and Dave Adams The Alcorta Family Kay and Rusty Allman Jackie and Robert Alvarez Austin Community Foundation Sharon and Russell Barnett Leah and Chase Belew Karen, Richard, and Jake Berns Kolleen and Don Blanton Becky Jo Bonham Tabatha and Cameron Brown Margie and Jim Sam Camp

Jennifer and Chuck Campbell Yolanda and Chris Conyers Julie and Ben Crenshaw Jean-Marie and Anthony Dina Michelle and Randy Dryer Mitzi and Chris Easley The Family of Nicole and Jonathan Ezell Dr. Arnold and Christina Fenrich Cissie and Dillon Ferguson The Finnegan Family Elizabeth and Charles Greenman Sandra and Asher Griffin Angela and Ken Hashman Mary Lou and Michael Heath Colleen and Joel Hefner Albert & Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation Jane and Tom Hill Ann Kendrick Horan and Dr. John Horan Shannon and Kyle Janek Jastrow Foundation Jocelyn and Mark Johnson Jacquelyn Mouton-Johnston and David Johnston

Cathy O’Neill and Mike Kadyan Margy and Fred Kennedy Meredith and Edward Lamme Katie and Drew Marye Stephanie and Matt Matthews Nancy and Greg McLemore Lori and Ron Olfers Kathy and Mark Roche The Saunders Family Christine Christensen and Carl Schaber Chelsea and Patrick Short Julie and James Shrewsbury Robert F. Smith Lynn and Tim Smith Still Water Foundation Julie and Rob Swett Juliet and Daniel Tapia Laura and Mike Taylor Stephanie and Michael Trotter Tere and Tito Vidaurri Michael Wakeland Angela Hall and Craig Watkins Catherine and David Wilkes Anonymous (8)


$5,000+ Fayruz Benyousef and Malek Ben-Musa Irma and Jim Brand The Rev. and Mrs. Miles R. Brandon II David, Kris, Henry, and Alex Brown Bess and Clay Carsner Dieu and Jim Christian Shelly and Ray Cole Jessica and John Daetwyler Abigail and Peter Donovan Courtney and Brad Elliott Ann and Peter Flemings Vicky and Peter Gregg Anna and Michael Hochman Jeri and Jim Houstoun Judy and John Hutchison Nicole and Brian Julian Susan and Michael Klein Julie and Bruce Knox Kimberley and Rev. Kelly Koonce Lucy and Lin Lamme Rose and Dan McGovern Kristin Wold and Drew Miller Grant and Jackson Owens Claire and Joe Pinkerton Debra Pylypec and Adrian Pylypec Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Rhodes Kendall and Alec Robinson Sasa and Miguel Rodriguez Julia and Evan Smith D’Andra and Theo Ulmer Missy and Allen Ward Amanda and Ben White Up to $5,000 Shannon and John Abikhaled Sylvia Acevedo James Adams Hilary and Stuart Adamson Vicki and Price Ainsworth Deborah Alexander Mary Flanagan and Robert Archacki Rev. Margarita and Eric Arroyo Cheray and Vincent Ashwill Diontha Fancher and Bennie Barnes Pamela and Hunter Barrier Olivia Bast Kristen and Adam Battani Kara and Chris Belew Suzanne and Jim Bell Cynthia and Avery Bengtson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bequette

Talbert Berry Jacqueline Bien and Emily Lambeth Ginger and Dale Blankenship Kimberly and Marc Bove The Revs. Cathy and David Boyd Kim Bratton and Tracy Bratton Gayden and Chris Breckwoldt Dawn and Kevin Buffington Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Bunch II Sarah and Daniel Burgess Claudia Burnett Karen Calvert Sandy and Sam Cangelosi Craig Cannon Nicole and Chuck Cannon Brooke Carmichael Sandy Caron Amy Lee and Adrian Carrales Marian and Chris Casey Norma Catan Giovannelli and Jose Manuel Landa Garcia Karen and Nigel Cave Ashby and Joe Christian Gretchen Cion Drs. Patricia and Peter Clark Pansy Cornett Eloise Cotugno Monica and Bryan Denney Carolina and Scott Derber Amanda and Cary Douglass Laura Eaton Susan and Charles Edmiston Sara and Colby Evans Kate Fisher Mandy and Carl Frank Elizabeth and Javier Garcia Flavia and Tim Gaskin Nancy and Wayne Gibbs Mindy and Cubby Gillingwater Xio and Alan Goss

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham Patrick Green Jamie Greer Donna and Bill Hallett Mari Allan and Todd Hanna Melinda and Dan Hansen Melody and Chris Harman Brett Hatton Joseph R. Heidelmeier Anna Hentschel Ella Hentschel Cathy and Stuart Hentschel Erin and Scott Hentschel Linda and Don Herron Evie and Bob Hofmann Jenna and Brooks Holder Grace and Steven Holzman Sarah and Cory Horan Marilynn and Rick Huffman LaDrena and DJ January Jennifer Johnson Tommy Johnson Krystin and Chris Johnson Elizabeth Jones Shawn Jones Jody and Branon Kane Aubrie Kerr Beverly and Gary Kesslar John Keyes The Kilian Family Brittany King Katherine King Dana Kirk AnnMarie and Joel Kocher K. Terry Koonce Chelsea and Wylie Kumler DJ and Scott Kyle Christina and Jeff Larsen Sheila and Brian Latkowski Margaret A. Laycock Catherine and Frederick Lewis


The Hon. Lora J. Livingston Brianna Livsey Jan and Chris Mabley Beth and Ken Malcolm Julie and Benton Maples Susie Matta and Tony Matta Lanette Matthews and Matt Matthews Brendan McCarthy Elle McCartt Susie McCartt Rebecca McClure Tom McLemore Camille McLemore Cindee McMahon Vicki and Jay Mechling Jeni Messina Martha and Freddy Monreal Etta R. Moore Jeff Moore Melinda Morenz Jennifer and Mark Mouritsen Amy Mouser Elizabeth and Mark Mueller Susan and John Murray Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Naples Heather and Jason Naples Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nugent Bliss and Minsok Pak Viji and Raj Panda Carolyn Biebas and Donald Patrick Erin Peloquin

Angel and Michael Pesenson Kim and Dan Peterson Karen and Jim Porter Denise Prince Jeff and Trudy Pzynski Terry and Graham Quinn Sue and Tim Ramsey Jennifer and Tom Reilly Patti Renaldo Margaret Renwick Ann Rinehart Kyle Robertson Mike Roche Christina Rose Trina Rose Mary Ann Russell Saida Salamanca- Egli Emily Sayers Julia Schuler Cathy Riely and Brett Schwab Veronica and Steve Segura Jordan Shaughnessy Tana and Dan Sholly Tom Simmons Carolyn Simon Susan and Brent Sitton Suzie and Chris Smartt Lindsey Smith Mr. and Mrs. James F. Stair Jessica and Tom Stamatopoulos Molly Stott Paula and Thomas Sumners Cassie and Bill Swanson

Kathy and Daryl Swarts Marissa and Stephen Tarleton Ingrid and James Taylor Eleanor and Bruce Thompson Jason Tibbits Leslie Vaughn Sarah and Arun Venkatesh Meg and Mark Warms Jennifer Warren and Jim Warren A.J. Washington Delane and Tom Weber The Jack Webster Grigsby Foundation Shanna and Kelly Weiss Kelly and Richard Weiss Greg Wenderski Diana Espinosa and William White Elizabeth Williams and Tom Martinec Jimmy Williams Janet Wright The Rev. and Mrs. Michael Wyckoff Ricara Zahner Lisa and Jake Zapalac Anonymous (5)


Each Child, Each Day

EACH CHILD, EACH DAY… MORE THAN JUST A SLOGAN, THIS NOTION ILLUSTRATES TRINITY’S COMMITMENT TO OUR STUDENTS. Each day, we dedicate ourselves to

providing the most challenging and fulfilling educational experience to each Trinity student. All gifts to the Annual Fund play a significant role in supporting our students by providing exceptional faculty and programs plus equipment and materials which ensure the margin of excellence that makes our school unique. We are proud of our faculty, staff, parents, grandparents, trustees, alumni, parents of alumni, and friends of the school who

ANNUAL FUND

participated in this effort. We also give special thanks to those listed in red who have contributed consecutively over a decade or more.

Visionary $25,000+ Sharoll and Bryan Sheffield Sustainer $10,000+ Jenny and Dan Ahearn Sandra and Kevin Brown Jessie and Bret Curtis Dorothy Knox Houghton Nicole and Tyson Tuttle Anonymous Trinity Circle $7,500+ Lisa and John Borgerding Michelle and Alan Cline Robin and Malcolm Cooper Anna and Michael Hochman Julie and Don Judson Patron Circle $5,000+ Manjeera and Jasvant Adusumalli Robyn and Victor Alcorta Camila Alves and Matthew David Amy Corbin and Charles Attal Meleesia and Don Avant Amy and Joshua Baer Maryann and Paul Bell Laura and Kyndel Bennett Sabrina Bradley Sabrina and Jay Brown Laura and Bryan Burkhart Lawton and Craig Cummings Rowena and Kevin Dasch Mary Burke and Alan Fenton Mandy and Carl Frank Amelia and Terrell Gates

Gustavo and Monica Gomez Katie and Greg Henry Carrie and Robert Hicks Caroline and Mike Hinson Katie and Jordan Jaffe Lori and Jim Johnson Katherine and Patton Jones Marie Kidd Lora Reynolds and Quincy Lee Lowenberg Family Clayton and Andrew Maebius Marlene and Brian Magierski Lili and Federico Martinez McDowell Foundation Fredericka and David Middleton Carolyn and Nehal Modi Ellen and Michael Navarre Ellen Nemec Tory and Milam Newby LaQuieta and Barry O’Dell Sally Posey Jackie and Eric Price Maryola and Damon Rawie Julie and James Shrewsbury Loren and Alan Stalcup Yuniedth and Jennings Steen Marie and Barth Timmermann Pat and Jay Trungale Becky and James Urhausen Tere and Tito Vidaurri Cissy and Mark Warner Leslie and Ben Wells Anonymous

1999 Society $2,500+ Shelly and David Bain Donna and Davis Baldwin Michele Connors and Seth Bank Ashley and John Bartram Joelle and David Beisner Kara and Chris Belew Brandi and Lawrence Boucvalt Gretchen and Lawson Brice Lucy and Steve Butter Suzanne Freid and Don Carper Jen and Chris Davis Susanne and Colby Denison Jill and Mark Dewey Mary Pawelek and Drew DiNovo Jacy and John Donovan Janet and Steve Gluskoter Vicky and Peter Gregg Anne and Michael Harrington Jodi and Rocky Holland Lisa and Raj Idnani Nicole and Brian Julian Gerri and Peter Kappler Ashli and Casey Knust Robyn and Craig Malloy Lorena Junco de la Vega and Eduardo Margain Marty and J. McCartt Beth and Chris McKay Sallie and Mike McKetta Mary Ana and Kevin Miller Gai and Gerry Newkirk Kristen and David Osborne Nina and Jay Patel Tracey Davies and Mike Peter Lucy and Bill Reagan


Sasa and Miguel Rodriguez Elizabeth and Rob Rogers April and Christopher Ryan Karin Schneider and Jeff Schneider Catherine and Shaesby Scott Tracey Sharples and Brian Sharples Kristi and Cole Simmons Erika and Brett Tabke Caroline and John Trube Elisabeth and Alex Tynberg Anonymous (3) Shareholder $1,000+ Bridget and Samy Aboel-Nil Jennifer Attal Allen Clary and Mark Auler Elizabeth and Don Baker Jannis and Robert Baldwin Jana and Barry Bandera Laura and John Barzizza Eileen and Bobby Beckmann Sara and Rich Beem Fayruz Benyousef and Malek Ben-Musa Sarah and Josh Borders Brooke and Braedon Box Irma and Jim Brand Kris and David Brown Benee and Marwin Brown Elizabeth and William Buchholz Morgan and John Burnham Monty and Dick Burnham Mary Sullivan Casas and Greg Casas Marian and Chris Casey Robin and Stephen Collins Bob Collins Yolanda and Chris Conyers Beth and Kelly Cunningham Mrinalini Kulkarni-Date and Sumit Date Christina and John Davenport Jennifer and Vic Desireddi Abha and Jim Divine Sonia and Vik Durairaj Susan Dozier and Charles Edmiston Heather and Eric Elmburg Kathy and Jim Erben Sara and Colby Evans Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot Jr. Ann and Peter Flemings Kate and Ryan Ford Lauren and Don Fornes Julie and Ryan Foster Sarah and Stephen Garrison Kelly and John Gasink

Rosalind and Tim George Tana and Scott Gordon Xio and Alan Goss Natasha and Gavin Gray Sandy and Asher Griffin Elizabeth and Gary Gunter Mary and William Harper Nancy Harper Carol and Tommy Harper Anne and Charlie Henderson Steven Hicks Jane Black-Hodgman and Jake Hodgman Dalia El Bejjani and Mauricio Hong Monica Barrera-Humphries and J. Brent Humphries Crary and Hal Jagger Kristi and John Jordan Sandra Wright Kibby Karen and Robert Killeen Nicole and Karl Kipke Julie and Bruce Knox Wrennie and Gary Knust Margo and Fitz Lee Claudine and Dave Lee

Carol and John Lynch Susan and Chris Mack Katie and Drew Marye Jennifer and Todd Morgan Karen and Gregory Murray Wendy and Bruce Nakfoor Nidhi and Tanuj Nakra Heather Naples and Jason Naples Holly Dluzniewski and David Nguyen Cheryl Norman Le Parmentier and Mark Norman Sarah and Tim O’Hara Lori and Ron Olfers Darlene and Tony Owens Gabriela Vivanco and Jose Penafiel Johanna and George Peyton Photo Texas, LLC Claire and Joe Pinkerton Erin and Michael Portman Pam and Mike Reese Margaret and Sheldon Roberdeau Stephanie and Todd Routh


Ana and Alejandro Ruelas Ryan Runkle Pamela LaPlaca and Raghu Sadasivan Joe Sanders Gretchen and Daniel Scardino Roseann Ferraro and Amos Schwartzfarb Paulyn and Aaron Sloan Suzanne McFayden Smith Audrey Yu-Speight and Evan Speight Jessica and Tom Stamatopoulos Danielle and Kevin Sweeney Marissa and Stephen Tarleton The Jack Webster Grigsby Foundation Estelle Reddeck and Michael Thomas Cheryl and Scott Thomas Geraldine Timmermann Margaret and Mark Vera Kelly and Tom Wala Katherine and Chris Wallin Jennifer Warren Jim Warren Courtney and Mark Watson Nancy and Ben Wells Amanda and Ben White Catherine and David Wilkes Kimberly and Floyd Wilson Elaine and Jon Winsette Anonymous (3) Benefactor $500+ Amber and Marc Alcedo Kay and Rusty Allman Michelle and Lorne Bain Sharon and Russell Barnett Druscilla and Mike Beuerlein Laura and Steve Beuerlein Nan and Schlick Boettcher Cheri and Ron Boyd Teresa Medley and Johnny Bradley Kim Bratton and Tracy Bratton Ellen and Wayne Brown Jennifer and Chuck Campbell Gretchen and Les Canter Courtney and Jake Childers Laura and Tommy Craddick Nadine and Thomas Craddick Judy and Tom Crofut Gloria and Elmer Dasch Anne and Stephan de Bernede Bridget and Geoff DeMartino Abigail and Peter Donovan Michelle and Bill Earley

TRINITY 2015-2016 ANNUAL FUND = $740,678

Parents - 70.59%

Faculty/Staff - 2.51%

Parents of Alumni - .18%

Former Trustees - .06%

Trustees - 10.57%

Foundations - .30%

Alumni - .22%

Grandparents - 8.44%

Donor Advised Funds - 5.10%

Grandparents of Alumni - .09%

Corporations/Businesses - .35%

Matching Gift Programs - 1.59%

Linda and Cy Elmburg Stacey and Guy England Sukey Fenoglio Karen and Tom Hale Kay and Hub Hawthorn Mary Lou and Mike Heath Sarah and Cory Horan Ana Trevino and Michael Hutchison Rachel Goggan and Travis Indgjer Regina and Paul Jensen Jocelyn Johnson Krystin and Chris Johnson Vicki Johnson Margy and Fred Kennedy Melissa Meeks Kilian and Chris Kilian Nelissa Torres and Seth Koppel Laura and Bill Lace Lucy and Lin Lamme Meredith and Ed Lamme Kathi and Neill Masterson Laura and James Mayes Halliday and John McDonald Patricia and John McDonald Stefanie and Philip Moore Roberta and Joe Naples Alice and Bill O’Brien

Pat and Glen Parkey Jeanne and Gerald Pees Ashli Smith and Patrick Pelanne Don Plattsmier Kerri and Jason Qunell Hema and Sada Sadasivan Safeway, Inc. Cornelia and Charles Saltzman Amy and Tab Schadt Susan and Eric Shaffer Chelsea and Patrick Short Cynthia and Fred Siegele Leslie and Mike Sloan Suzie and Chris Smartt Ann and David Smith Susan and Scott Smith Martha and Harold Straka Cassie and Bill Swanson Cyndi and Vaughn Swartz Linda and Charles Thomas Luci Johnson and Ian Turpin D’Andra and Theo Ulmer Deepthi and Venu Venugopal Marilyn and Charles Wallin Delane and Tom Weber Megan Whatley Lynn Gilman Williams and Mike Williams Anonymous (5)


Associate $250+ Vicki and Price Ainsworth Mary Flanagan and Robert Archacki Margarita and Eric Arroyo Pamela and Hunter Barrier Leah and Chase Belew Kimberly and Marc Bove Sarah Templeton and Dave Bralower Tabatha and Cameron Brown Julia and Bill Buchholz Karen and Neal Calvert Bess and Clay Carsner Monica and Bryan Denney Sandra and Daniel Durn Mitzi and Chris Easley Eledith and Michael Falk Debra and Wade Gillham Stephanie and David Goodman Nancy Kate and Joe Hargrove Robyn and Robert Hargrove Melody and Chris Harman Susan and John Harris Sid Mallory and Bitsy Henderson Megan and Damion Heredia Marilyn and Rick Huffman Don Jagger Jan and Bobby Jenkins Roberta and Chuck Katz Beth Magill Nowshaba Ahmed and Asif Mahbub Stephanie and Matt Matthews Erika and Tom Matzen Leah and Tommy Meunier Rev. Brin Bon and J. Elijah Powell Jennifer and Tom Reilly Robin and Sean Schultz Betty and Robb Southerland Hillarey and Ryan Squires Karen and Glenn Stephenson Shannon and Scott Strehli Mike Sullivan Julie and Rob Swett Natalie Tarrant Donna and Andrew Tryba Nan and Peter Tynberg Ron Vosika Anonymous (5) Friend Up to $250 Pat and Dave Adams Patricia and Mike Ahearn Deb Alexander Dara and Todd Allen Susana and Manuel Alverdi Amazon Smile Rebecca and Arthur Andersson

Kristin Armstrong Isaiah Arroyo Cheray and Vincent Ashwill Kasia Barenska Jackie and Buddy Bartee Robin and Todd Bartee Jane Bateman Marcia Bates Elizabeth Bayer Tammy and Merritt Belisle Brandon Bengtson Ginger and Dale Blankenship Lila and Mark Boyt Stephen Braggs Laura and Steve Brice Bonner Briggs Karen and Jeff Broaddus Marrisa Brody Drew Brown Emily and David Brown Sarah and Daniel Burgess Margie and Jim Camp Mary and Charles Campbell Craig Cannon Amy Lee and Adrian Carrales Ben Carsner Robin Carsner Margaret Chalkley Carolyn and Lee Chancellor Chen Chen Kenneth Chilton Kate and Steve Clark Payton Coleman Cat Cook Claudia Covert John Covert Lee Crawford AnnaRiley Crenshaw Jordan and Michael Cronin Georgia Denny Anne and John Donovan Jennifer and John Dugan Laurie Dunston Ann Easley Chase Easley Rhonda and Stan Erwin Nadine Feiler Remy Fenrich Carly Ferguson Cindy and Bryan Finnegan Libby Flory Susie and Rob Frazer French Toast Joan Frost Flavia and Tim Gaskin Mindy and Cubby Gillingwater Patrick Glazik Elizabeth Goodson Patrick Green

Jamie Greer Donna and Bill Hallett Haifa Hammami Millie and Scott Harper Kristin and William Harper Christiana Harris Qainta Harris Cathy and Stuart Hentschel Suzanne Herrington Linda and Don Herron Debbie Hicks Amy and Hunter Hillin Lydia and Robert Hock Sharon and Jason Hubbard Dan Imburgia Faith and Tommy Johnson Georgia Jones Cynde and Jack Jones Lucy Jones Max Jones Nancy Keasler Lisa Kelly-Willis Ashley Kelsch John Keyes Gwen and Stephen Kinney Tyler Kinney Allison Klein Katherine Klein Bill Lacefield Jackie Bien and Emily Lambeth Sheila and Brian Latkowski June and George Lee Kerri and Mark Lewandowski Amanda and Matthew Lipstein Helen Logue Sandy and Gene Mangum Celeste Caswell and Sam Martin Constant and Neill Masterson Susie Matta Shannon McDonald Irene Anderson and John McMillan Crystal and Thomas Meunier Susan Millet Laura Robinette Minor Carol and John Mohn Martha and Freddy Monreal Kerry Mooney Colleen Tierney and Michael Moore Janet and Bright Mugofwa Susan and John Murray Lindsey Mushinski Grant Owens Elizabeth Ozuna Viji and Raj Panda Paige Patrick Erin and Mike Peloquin Paige Pemberton


Anna Pena Ashley and Austin Pfiester Amber Philpot Camille Pinkerton Emily Pinkerton Jennifer and Jeff Pool Denise Prince Trudy and Jeff Pzynski Anne Quinn Kim and Greg Ray Kathy Rayburn Karyn and Zach Rayburn Meg and Simon Renwick Ailing and Mark Richards Ann Rinehart John Roberdeau Chaundrika Satterwhite Melissa and George Scott Susan and Bill Sealy Isaac Segura Jordan and Kevin Shaughnessy Madeline Sikora Olivia Sikora Eileen and Jordan Silvergleid Manu Rehani Samantha Smith Lynn and Tim Smith Mary Elizabeth Hickman and Bryan Spevak Sarah Wheat and Tim Staley Sharon Steen Target Deborah and Bill Taylor Katie Taylor Roxanne and Jason Thurman Britanny and Marcus Tubbs Josie Turlington Michelle Van Rooyen Leslie and Harvey Vaughn Sarah and Arun Venkatesh Missy and Allen Ward Shanna and Kelly Weiss Westbank Dry Cleaning, Inc. Linda and Ron Whatley Diana Espinosa and Jon White Claudia Whittlesey Morgan Whittlesey Leyla Abou-Samra and Michael Winningham Jaclyn and Daryl Wong Jean Works Tamami and Thomas Yemington John Yost Anonymous (3 and 22)

TORNADO CLUB While at Trinity, our students learn the importance of giving back with their time, talents, and treasure. We are proud of the 2015-2016 Tornado Club, alumni who gave $10 per year since graduation. Isaiah Arroyo ’13 Joey Belisle ’12 Joshua Belisle ’15 Brandon Bengtson ’10 Drew Brown ’13 Robin Carsner ’15 Ben Carsner ’12 Claudia Covert ’12 John Covert ’11 AnnaRiley Crenshaw ’12 Chase Easley ’08 Ann Easley ’11 Remy Fenrich ’12 Cate Gillham ‘13 Elizabeth Goodson ’07 Emily Horan ’15 Max Jones ’10 Georgia Jones ’12 Lucy Jones ’11 Tyler Kinney ’12

Allison Klein ‘12 Katherine Klein ’08 Molly Laycock ‘06 Fitzie Lee ’12 Hayley Lee ’13 Susie McCartt ’14 Grant Owens ’11 Paige Patrick ’10 Camille Pinkerton ’13 Emily Pinkerton ’11 Isaac Segura ’13 Olivia Sikora ’07 Madeline Sikora ’07 Samantha Smith ’15 Katie Taylor ’13 Josie Turlington ’14 Caroline Tuttle ’12 Miranda Weber ’15 Claudia Whittlesey ’15 Morgan Whittlesey ’12

ANNUAL FUND CHAIRS Ellen and Michael Navarre

KINDERGARTEN

4TH GRADE

Christina and John Davenport Katherine and Pat Jones Gretchen and Daniel Scardino

Crary and Hal Jagger Marlene and Brian Magierski Catherine and David Wilkes

1ST GRADE

5TH GRADE

Jennifer and Tom Reilly Yuniedth and Jennings Steen Marie and Barth Timmermann

Ann and Peter Flemings Jim Warren

2ND GRADE

Kim Bratton and Tracy Bratton Cissy and Mark Warner

Rowena and Kevin Dasch Marissa and Stephen Tarleton Becky and Jim Urhausen

3RD GRADE

Elizabeth and Don Baker Lisa and John Borgerding Nicole and Brian Julian

GRANDPARENT CHAIRS LaQuieta and Barry O’Dell

FACULTY & STAFF CHAIRS

Susan Gaultney, Colleen Tierney, Sarah Venkatesh, and Daryl Wong

6TH GRADE

7TH GRADE

Meleesia and Donald Avant Suzanne McFayden Smith

8TH GRADE

Cynde and Jack Jones Marty and J. McCartt

ALUMNI CHAIR Molly Laycock

TRUSTEE LIAISONS

Dan Ahearn and Robyn Malloy


GRANDGIVERS CLUB The Grandgivers Club honors those grandparents of 2015-2016 Trinity students who contributed $500 or more to the Annual Fund. We treasure all gifts from grandparents at any level as these gifts are expressions of the value placed on a Trinity education for their grandchildren. GRANDGIVERS Kay and Rusty Allman Michelle and Lorne Bain Jannis and Robert Baldwin Sharon and Russell Barnett Druscilla and Mike Beuerlein Nan and Schlick Boettcher Cheri and Ron Boyd Ellen and Wayne Brown Monty and Dick Burnham Bob Collins Robin and Malcolm Cooper Nadine and Thomas Craddick Judy and Tom Crofut Gloria and Elmer Dasch Linda and Cy Elmburg Kay Favrot Sukey Fenoglio Nancy Harper Carol and Tommy Harper Steven Hicks Dorothy Knox Houghton Vicki Johnson Sandra Wright Kibby Wrennie and Gary Knust Laura and Bill Lace Lucy and Lin Lamme Patricia and John McDonald Karen and Gregory Murray Roberta and Joe Naples Gai and Gerry Newkirk Alice and Bill O’Brien LaQuieta and Barry O’Dell Pat and Glen Parkey Jeanne and Gerald Pees Don Plattsmier Sally Posey Pam and Mike Reese Margaret and Sheldon Roberdeau Hema and Sada Sadasivan Cornelia and Charles Saltzman Leslie and Mike Sloan Ann and David Smith Martha and Harold Straka Linda and Charles Thomas Geraldine Timmermann Pat and Jay Trungale Luci Baines Johnson and Ian Turpin Marilyn and Charles Wallin Courtney and Mark Watson Nancy and Ben Wells Elaine and Jon Winsette

GRANDSTUDENTS @ TRINITY Parker and Beckett Kumler Weston Bain Basil Baldwin Hunter Jones Rico Beuerlein Johnny and Barkley Bennett George Ware William and Caitlin Wilkes Brynn and Jack Burnham Chloe Knust Sam Carsner and Claire and Mary Charlotte Warner Claire and Tripp Craddick Harriet Crofut Litty and Caroline Dasch Ana, Cyrus, and Owen Elmburg Olivia Trube Graham and Jack Marye Flora Harper Flora Harper Elizabeth and Steven Hicks Litty and Caroline Dasch Julia Johnson Ava Caroline and Chase Bratton Chloe Knust John Wells Parker and Tilden Lamme Greer McDonald Millicent and Sloane Heredia Nina Naples Deacon and Wren Meunier Elle, Ryan, and Davis Wallin Nina Naples Sam Box Samuel Scott Theo Lipstein Finley and Rowan Ahearn Weston Bain Crenshaw Roberdeau Ava Sadasivan Charlotte and Phin Saltzman Olivia Sloan Stribling and Addison Scott Jack Shrewsbury Tate and Trey Butter Aidan and Colin Timmermann Josey Rose and Wyatt Trungale Annie Mooney Elle, Ryan, and Davis Wallin Daisy Auler John Wells Will Schniederjan

HOMETOWN Austin, TX Houston, TX Austin, TX Austin, TX Mary Esther, FL Lakeway, TX Amarillo, TX Shreveport, LA Washington, DC Sandia, TX Austin, TX Midland, TX Austin, TX Union, KY Afton, OK New Orleans, LA Houston, TX Austin, TX Houston, TX Austin, TX Houston, TX Shreveport, LA New Braunfels, TX Houston, TX Arlington, TX Houston, TX Houston, TX Wheaton, IL Houston, TX Austin, TX Amarillo, TX Austin, TX Amarillo, TX Lawrence, KS Fort Worth, TX Dallas, TX Austin, TX Houston, TX Batavia, IL Aspers, PA Austin, TX Pleasanton, TX Bonita Springs, FL Longview, TX Austin, TX Dallas, TX Austin, TX Sanger, CA San Antonio, TX Houston, TX Amarillo, TX


TRINITY’S SPRING GALA, A NIGHT TO SHINE, WAS A SPECIAL EVENING OF COMMUNITY BUILDING. Thanks to the generosity of our community, we raised over $500,000 for Trinity’s Financial Assistance and Faculty Professional Development programs.

LIVE AUCTION DONORS

A NIGHT TO SHINE

CO-CHAIRS Lorena Margain-Junco Sharoll Sheffield Loren Stalcup HONORARY CHAIRS Sarah Garrison Robyn Malloy INVITATIONS Clary Auler Fredericka Middleton GRAPHIC DESIGN Sasa Rodriguez GRATITUDE Megan Heredia BOARD LIAISON Michelle Cline

Charles Attal/C3 Presents and Jennifer Attal Allen Sara and Rich Beem Robin and Stephen Collins The Hale Family Jack Ingram Marlene and Brian Magierski Eduardo and Lorena Margain-Junco Camila Alves and Matthew David Carrie and Jeff McDowell Loren and Alan Stalcup Yuniedth and Jennings Steen

UNDERWRITING Laura Craddick Susanne Denison STUDENT PROJECTS Jackie Alvarez Susana Alverdi SILENT/ONLINE AUCTION Xio Goss Ashli Knust Chandler Ware LIVE AUCTION Sabrina Brown Melissa Scott AUCTION DISPLAY Elizabeth Baker Jessica Stamatopoulos Yuniedth Steen

AUCTION PICK-UP Jennifer Reilly TRINITY TREASURES Sheila Latkowski Shannon Strehli STUDENT HEIRLOOM Missy Ward WINE PULL Jenny Ahearn Vicky Gregg TABLE SEATING Dalia El Bejjani Julie Knox Meleesia Avant ADVISORY COUNCIL Crary Jagger Jackie Price


SPONSORS & UNDERWRITERS THE LOUVRE Ryan Runkle TATE MODERN Evans Dermatology Partners Parsley Energy MoMA Taylor, Dunham and Rodriguez, LLP GUGGENHEIM Capitol Chevrolet Carol and Tommy Harper PlainsCapital Bank IMPRESSIONISM Amy and Joshua Baer Susanne and Colby Denison Rosalind and Tim George Carrie and Robert Hicks Lora Reynolds and Quincy Lee Eduardo and Lorena Margain-Junco Maryola and Damon Rawie Loren and Alan Stalcup MODERNISM Robyn and Victor Alcorta Susana and Manuel Alverdi Donna and Davis Baldwin Fayruz Benyousef and Malek Ben-Musa Laura and Kyndel Bennett Lisa and John Borgerding Kay and Jim Broaddus Sabrina and Jay Brown Laura and Bryan Burkhart Morgan and John Burnham Leigh and Clifford Chiu Michelle and Alan Cline The Jack Webster Grigsby Foundation Katie and Jordan Jaffe Lori and Jim Johnson Katherine and Patton Jones Claudine and Dave Lee Marty and J. McCartt Carrie and Jeff McDowell Fredericka and David Middleton Ellen and Michael Navarre Gai and Gerry Newkirk LaQuieta and Barry O’Dell Parker School Uniforms Claire and Joe Pinkerton Michael Portman Sr. Sally Posey Ellen and Edward Randall

Audrey Yu-Speight and Evan Speight Caroline and John Trube USI/David Mattlage Katherine and Chris Wallin Anonymous (2) ROMANTICISM Jenny and Dan Ahearn Elizabeth and Don Baker Ashley and John Bartram Laura and John Barzizza Kara and Chris Belew Melissa and Mark Burnett Laura and Tommy Craddick Monica and J. Brent Humphries Lisa and Raj Idnani Wrennie and Gary Knust Marlene and Brian Magierski Robyn and Craig Malloy Beth and Chris McKay Nidhi and Tanuj Nakra Melissa and George Scott Yuniedth and Jennings Steen Luci Baines Johnson and Ian Turpin Leslie and Ben Wells LUMINISM Dara and Todd Allen Mary Flanagan and Robert Archacki Shelly and David Bain Sharon and Russell Barnett Maryann and Paul Bell Sarah and Josh Borders Irma and Jim Brand Tabatha and Cameron Brown Elizabeth and William Buchholz Monty and Dick Burnham Mary and Greg Casas Jordan and Michael Cronin Lawton and Craig Cummings Rowena and Kevin Dasch Mrinalini and Sumit Date Christina and John Davenport Mary Pawelek and Drew DiNovo Sonia and Vik Durairaj Mary Burke and Alan Fenton Julie and Ryan Foster Mandy and Carl Frank Amelia and Terrell Gates Vicky and Peter Gregg Megan and Damion Heredia Beth Freeman-Hoesman and Clark Hoesman Jodi and Rocky Holland Crary and Hal Jagger Krystin and Chris Johnson Julie and Don Judson

Nicole and Brian Julian Sandra Wright Kibby Susan and Chris Mack Clayton and Andrew Maebius Lili and Federico Martinez Kathi and Neill Masterson Halliday and John McDonald Carolyn and Nehal Modi Heather Naples and Jason Naples Tory and Milam Newby Sarah and Tim O’Hara Nina and Jay Patel Johanna and George Peyton Erin and Michael Portman Elizabeth and Rob Rogers April and Christopher Ryan Catherine and Shaesby Scott Robin and Sean Schultz Paulyn and Aaron Sloan Sarah Wheat and Tim Staley Marissa and Stephen Tarleton Estelle Reddeck and Michael Thomas Marie and Barth Timmermann Elisabeth and Alex Tynberg Becky and James Urhausen Lynn Gilman Williams and Mike Williams Kimberly and Floyd Wilson Leyla Abou-Samra and Michael Winningham IN-KIND DONATIONS 1TouchPoint Dulce Vida Tequila Glazer’s Distributors GVA Real Estate Professionals Holland Photo Imaging Kurant Events Reagan National Advertising Tito’s Handmade Vodka


TRINITY, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH HORIZONS NATIONAL, SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED HORIZONS AUSTINTRINITY THIS PAST SUMMER SERVING 30 RISING 2ND AND 3RD GRADERS FROM RODRIGUEZ ELEMENTARY. As the first program affiliate in Texas, Horizons AustinTrinity is committed to the development of the whole child by providing experiences that build problem-solving skills, fostering awareness of community responsibility, instilling respect for oneself and others, and encouraging a life-long interest in learning. Last summer, Horizons students grew as readers, writers, mathematicians, and swimmers. This annual

HORIZONS AUSTINTRINITY

HORIZONS AUSTINTRINITY DONORS Robyn and Victor Alcorta Fayruz Benyousef and Malek Ben-Musa Laura and Kyndel Bennett Katherine Bradley Christine Christensen and Carl Schaber Michelle and Alan Cline Shawn Dennis Mary Pawelek and Drew DiNovo Mary Burke and Alan Fenton William Fenton Eileen Glazik Patrick Glazik Robert Glazik Natasha and Gavin Gray Vicky and Peter Gregg Sandy and Asher Griffin Erick Hong Horizons National Student Enrichment Program Marie Kidd The Lowe Foundation/ Clayton and Andrew Maebius Marlene and Brian Magierski Robyn and Craig Malloy Dana Marine Lili and Federico Martinez McDowell Foundation Sallie and Mike McKetta Tory and Milam Newby Posey Family Foundation Candace Schlesser Claire Simmonds Trinity Leadership Team Anonymous (3)

program would not be possible without the support of the inaugural Horizons AustinTrinity donors.


LEARNING BY DESIGN DONORS Bridget and Samy Aboel-Nil Manjeera and Jasvant Adusumalli Jenny and Dan Ahearn Vicki and Price Ainsworth Amber and Marc Alcedo Amy and Joshua Baer Ashley and John Bartram Maryann and Paul Bell Lisa and John Borgerding Natalie and Bobby Brooks Sabrina and Jay Brown Sandra and Kevin Brown Michelle and Alan Cline Amy and Dan Crofut Christina and John Davenport Monica and Bryan Denney Mary Pawelek and Drew DiNovo Jacy and John Donovan Kathy and Jim Erben Sara and Colby Evans Xio and Alan Goss Elizabeth and Gary Gunter

Melody and Chris Harman Qainta Harris Caroline and Mike Hinson Lisa and Raj Idnani Lori and Jim Johnson Natalie and Nathan Jones Katherine and Patton Jones Julie and Don Judson Lorena Junco de la Vega and Eduardo Margain Margy and Fred Kennedy Marie Kidd Melissa Meeks Kilian and Chris Kilian Ashli and Casey Knust Claudine and Dave Lee Amanda and Matthew Lipstein Marianna and Carlos Lowenberg Clayton and Andrew Maebius Celina and Vaughn Mankey Carrie and Jeff McDowell Beth and Chris McKay Fredericka and David Middleton Carolyn and Nehal Modi Stefanie and Philip Moore

Viji and Raj Panda Erin and Michael Portman Trudy and Jeff Pzynski Maryola and Damon Rawie Elizabeth and Rob Rogers April and Christopher Ryan Catherine and Shaesby Scott Susan and Bill Sealy Sharoll and Bryan Sheffield Audrey Yu-Speight and Evan Speight Shannon and Scott Strehli Danielle and Kevin Sweeney Marissa and Stephen Tarleton Roxanne and Jason Thurman Marie and Barth Timmermann Elisabeth and Alex Tynberg Kelly and Tom Wala Leslie and Ben Wells Anonymous (5)

DESIGN THINKING HAS CREATED A SHIFT IN EDUCATION. With experiences like DesignFest, we see

the great potential to expand this new way of learning throughout Trinity. It is about giving students opportunities and skills to create new solutions to real-world problems and making the transition from knowing to doing. Learning by Design at Trinity includes design cycle instruction that is brought to life through mobile innovation centers in both divisions, allowing for every student in any learning environment to benefit. Thanks to the incredible success of the A Night to Shine Fund-a-Need initiative, and the donors named above, we are able to provide exciting professional development opportunities for our fabulous

LEARNING BY DESIGN

faculty, and key pieces of equipment and furniture.


ENDOWMENT IS THE ULTIMATE SOURCE OF LONG-TERM SECURITY FOR AN INSTITUTION BECAUSE IT PROVIDES A SECURE SOURCE OF MONEY THAT WILL ALWAYS BE AVAILABLE FOR DESIGNATED NEEDS. In addition to

stability, endowments also allow for flexibility in meeting the ever-changing needs of an educational institution. The following endowments have been established at Trinity. A sincere thank you to the donors listed below who contributed to these endowments and funds during the 2015-2016 school year.

ENDOWMENTS AND FUNDS

GLENN AND GLENDA FORGAN SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Established in 2000 by Margaret Forgan to be used for scholarships to qualified students whose families demonstrate financial need.

MOUNTAIN ENDOWMENT FOR FACULTY EXCELLENCE Established in 2000 by Cliff and Linda Mountain to enhance faculty excellence.

Donna and Davis Baldwin

Robyn and Robert Hargrove

Laura and John Barzizza

Ellen Nemec

Gary Bradley

Tory and Milam Newby

Abigail and Peter Donovan

THE TRINITY LIBRARY ENDOWMENT Established in 2000 to support excellence in the Trinity Library with acquisitions and maintenance.

Helen Owens

THE JANET LAVIGNA FUND FOR HEALTH AND WELL-BEING Established in 2001 by friends and family in memory of Katherine Janet LaVigna to fund health education and life skills programs at Trinity.

JOHN AND MILDRED HOLMES ENDOWMENT FOR FACULTY EXCELLENCE Established in 2002 to recognize excellence in teaching at Trinity and to be used to support continuing teacher education.

THE GENERAL ENDOWMENT Established in 2002 by the Board of Trustees to accommodate undesignated gifts to the School. The funds are to be used to meet the School’s most pressing needs as determined by the Board of Trustees.

The Jack Webster Grigsby Foundation


THE PRESIDENT’S ENDOWMENT FUND Established in 2003 in honor of past-president AnnMarie Kocher as a means of honoring all presidents of the Board of Trustees for their service to the School.

THE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE ENDOWMENT Established in 2004 for the purpose of benefiting students who qualify for admission and demonstrate financial need.

THE WATSON ENDOWMENT FOR EXCELLENCE Established in 2005 by the Watson Family for Trinity’s continued excellence through focused research, meaningful measurement, and national benchmarking.

THE ARZONETTI-MCCLURE FUND FOR FACULTY TRAVEL Established in 2006, this dedicated fund supports faculty travel by expanding their experiences through advanced professional development.

THE JANE FERGUSON HILL ENDOWMENT Established in 2001 by the Board of Trustees in honor of Founding Head of School, Jane Ferguson Hill, and her vision and leadership in the creation of Trinity Episcopal School.

Fayruz Benyousef and Malek Ben-Musa

Adrienne and Frasher Murphy

LBJ Family Foundation

Anonymous

A NIGHT TO SHINE ENDOWMENT Established in 2016 by the Board of Trustees to secure funds raised by the School from the annual A Night to Shine gala over and above the needs in the current year’s operating budget. These funds will be used for the purpose of benefiting students who qualify for admission and demonstrate financial need and for the purpose of providing professional development to faculty.

TRINITY ENDOWMENTS AS OF JUNE 30, 2016 = $2,017,598

The Trinity Library Endowment - 9% Glenn and Glenda Forgan Scholarship Endowment - 11% Endowment for Faculty Excellence - 9% The Janet LaVigna Fund for Health and Well-Being - 3% The Jane Ferguson Hill Endowment - 14% John and Mildred Holmes Endowment for Faculty Excellence - 4% The President’s Endowment Fund - 1% The Watson Endowment for Excellence- 2% The General Endowment - 5% The Financial Assistance Endowment - 37% A Night to Shine Endowment - 5%


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Leadership is not about titles, positions, or flow charts. It’s about one life influencing another. John C. Maxwell

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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LEADERSHIP. THERE COULD NOT BE A BETTER THEME FOR THE 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT. As I complete my second year as Chair of the

2015-2016 TRUSTEES

Board of Trustees, I continue to be inspired, amazed,

DAN AHEARN

this campus.

and driven by the examples of leadership that I see on

VICTOR ALCORTA III RUSSELL BARNETT

We set the bar very high at Trinity, and we not only meet

KYNDEL BENNETT (CHAIR)

our ambitious goals — we have a tradition of surpassing

FAYRUZ BENYOUSEF

them. This year, we exceeded the goal for the Annual

MICHELLE CLINE

Fund campaign by 23% and reached an impressive 98%

MALCOLM COOPER

parent participation level. In addition, our A Night to Shine

ALAN FENTON

gala raised 59% over our goal. The incredible success of

GAVIN GRAY

this year’s gala allowed us to establish the A Night to

VICKY GREGG

Shine Endowment benefiting students who demonstrate

MARIE KIDD (EX-OFFICIO)

financial need and faculty professional development for

CLAYTON MAEBIUS

years to come. The results of your tireless work and the

BRIAN MAGIERSKI

generosity of our parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty,

BETH MAGILL

staff, and friends make Trinity a place where anything is

ROBYN MALLOY

possible.

FEDERICO MARTINEZ JEFF MCDOWELL

Thank you all for your continued enthusiasm and support

MIKE MCKETTA

of our great school. The Board of Trustees is excited for what

DAVID MIDDLETON

the future holds, and we thank you for your leadership.

MILAM NEWBY RON OLFERS

Best regards,

DARLENE OWENS

Kyndel W. Bennett

ERIN PELOQUIN

Chair of the Board of Trustees


2015-2016 FINANCIALS STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS Tuition & Fees

‘15-’16 Budget $

10,823,255

Financial Aid

(726,755)

Contributions

935,000

Other Income

15,000 11,046,500

TOTAL REVENUES Personnel Costs

8,365,586

Curriculum & Classroom

503,976

Administrative

595,644

Facilities & Maintenance

686,045

Technology & STrategic

373,949

Debt Carry & Interest

120,000

Other

Tuition & Fees - 92%

Support & Contributions - 8%

Personnel Costs - 76%

Curriculum & Classroom - 5%

Administrative - 5%

Facilities & Maintenance - 6%

Technology & Strategic - 3%

Interest, Other, & Sustainability - 5%

43,300

Sustainability

358,000 TOTAL EXPENSES

$

11,046,500

CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET

6/30/2016

Cash & Cash Equivalents

$

4,916,087

Investments

2,017,598

Receivables (Tuition & Pledge)

8,051,495

Prepaid & Other

66,686

Long-term Investment in Real Estate

3,923,335

PPE, net

23,251,148 TOTAL ASSETS

$

Accounts Payable

42,226,349 $287,389

Prepaid Tuition & Other

10,147,040

Legacy Debt

1,178,052

Capital Campaign Debt (CTV)

1,514,297

Real Estate Debt (950 Westbank)

4,000,000

Net Assets TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

25,099,571 $

42,226,349


LEADERSHIP TEAM

CONTRIBUTORS

SPECIAL THANKS

HEAD OF SCHOOL Marie Kidd

The Annual Report is a publication of the Advancement and Marketing and Communications offices.

The Annual Report would not have been possible without the creative and content contributions of the following people:

HEAD OF LOWER SCHOOL Jennifer Morgan HEAD OF MIDDLE SCHOOL Shanna Weiss CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Bryan Denney DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT Melody Harman DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION Vicki Ainsworth DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS Cassie Swanson DIRECTOR OF INITIATIVES FOR DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION Viji Panda DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES Martha Monreal DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Dwayne Bryant

ADVANCEMENT OFFICE Melody Harman Director of Advancement mharman@austintrinity.org Jennifer Pool Director of Annual GivingGiving jpool@austintrinity.org Helen Logue Gift and Development Database Manager hlogue@austintrinity.org

K-8 Story Written by Lynn Gilman Williams Design by Ellen Buckmaster of Bucko Design Photography by Nimai Malle

MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Cassie Swanson Director of Marketing and Communications cswanson@austintrinity.org Kerri Lewandowski Associate Director of Marketing and Communications klewandowski@austintrinity.org

THE ANNUAL REPORT ACKNOWLEDGES

CONTRIBUTIONS AND VOLUNTEER PARTICIPATION FOR THE PERIOD OF

JULY 1, 2015 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2016. We have made every effort to give proper credit to all who have so generously contributed to Trinity Episcopal School. We regret any omissions or errors, and request that any such oversight be reported to the Advancement Office.

TRINITY LEADERSHIP


k n a h T You!


NON-PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT #2744 AUSTIN, TX

Trinity Episcopal School of Austin 3901 Bee Cave Road Austin, TX 78746 512.472.9525 www.austintrinity.org

MISSION STATEMENT At Trinity Episcopal School, we will nurture each child academically, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We will honor each child’s spirit for learning and life, ever mindful that we are all children of God.

CORE VALUES ∇∇ ∇∇ ∇∇ ∇∇

A Christian Foundation Enriched Academic Excellence A Diverse Community Family Commitment


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