2019-2020 Annual Report
From the Head of School Dr. Michael Drake, Interim Head of School Despite the arrival of a most invasive pandemic at the mid point of the second semester, the past year at St. George’s was an excellent year. Probably the highlight of the year was the completion of the high school building. Thanks to the efforts of our development team and the vision of the Board of Trustees and Dr. Larry Collins, we are blessed with a building designed specifically to meet the needs of high schoolers in an age when creative teaching and the use of technology are becoming exceptionally important. Not only were the high school teachers excited about having their own space, but removing the high schoolers from other parts of the campus allowed other divisions to “spread out” to give them more room for their programs. The construction also included our new soccer field on which we were able to host one match before the pandemic struck. The arrival of the pandemic saw the disruption of a lot of activities that are part of the traditional high school and middle school program. Athletics for both divisions were abruptly cancelled as not only St. George’s but the other teams we normally play were quickly closed. Online learning for older children quickly became the norm and the lower divisions utilized the concept of sending home academic work in packets and then replacing them as they were completed by other packets. Parents who had not taught for years or perhaps never suddenly found out what it was like to have to push children to finish required work. Older children and teachers rapidly became aware of all the things that could be done on Zoom from offering lessons, to having meetings with parents and children, to serving as platforms for testing. Although some probably enjoyed their time away from school, most were happy to return to school this year after spending 152 days away from St. George’s. All things considered, however, the pandemic probably interrupted our schedule less than most schools. The Get-Away-Gig was scheduled early enough in the year that it went off without a hitch and provided its usual financial boost to the school. We, fortunately, scheduled our prom for the weekend of March 14 and the decision was made to go ahead with it even though we knew we would be out of school beginning on the next Monday. Our Senior class lost their trip to Spain, but a last minute trip to Florida allowed them to have some special time together as a class. Our Seniors also were feted with a faculty car parade to their houses with the presentation of front yard signs highlighting their year. And, although somewhat late, the face-to-face graduation in June was a great success. We regretted the decision by Dr. Collins to leave St. George’s at the end of the academic year, but were content in knowing that this decision was the correct one for him and his family. The entire St. George’s community benefitted from nine great years of leadership by Dr. Collins which saw the addition of the high school and the continued growth of the school. Everyone wishes him well in his future endeavors. So, overall, the 2019-2020 school year will be one long remembered. It was not as invasive on our school life as it could have been since most expected activities other than spring sports were accomplished. But the hope clearly is that 2020-2021 will not show a repeat of last year!
Board of Trustees
July 2019-June 2020
Chris Edwards, Chair Bruce Bartholomew, Vice-Chair Suni Clements Dan Fuller Carson Gleaton Alvin Goldstein
Charles Jones Enid Lofters-Jones Stephanie Manley Jay Matthews, Treasurer Phillip Mouchet Mark Peek, Past Chair Daniel Searcy
Anna Taylor Ryran Traylor Patricia-Ann Upson George Weldon, Ex-Officio Barbara Wren, Secretary
Congratulations
to the graduating class of 2020
Isabella Bankston
Molly Boggs
Drew Collins
Sam Cross
Kat Dague
Camerhyn DorsettFlemister
Emily Edwards
Colin Hadley
Chaz Martinez
Butler Matthews
Garrett Parker
Jeremy Potter
Honors and Awards
Valedictorian
Salutatorian
The highest ranking Grade Point Average over four years was given to Chaz Martinez. He attends The University of Georgia.
The second-highest ranking Grade Point Average over four years was given to Emily Edwards. She attends Furman University.
Headmaster’s Award
Senior Achievement Award
Junior Achievement Award
was presented to Isabella Bankston. This award recognizes a student in the Senior Class who has demonstrated outstanding achievement, commitment to improvement, stellar work ethic, and a passion for learning.
was presented to Elizabeth Hammock. This award recognizes a student in the Junior Class who has demonstrated outstanding achievement, commitment to improvement, stellar work ethic, and a passion for learning.
The King Legacy Award
This award recognizes students who have shown potential in leadership, service to the community, was presented to Mady Pye. integrity, and more importantly an aptitude for greater This award is given to the leadership and service in the years to come. In Dr. King’s 8th grade student who best words, in becoming “an outstanding citizen.” exemplifies the principles The King Legacy Award was given to upon which the school Kaylin Drake (5th grade) and was founded: academic Constance Potter (8th grade). excellence, dedicated leadership, outstanding citizenship, and religious
faithfulness.
The Bishop’s Award
was presented to Rylee Cook. This is the 8th grade student who best exemplifies the mission of SGES as a school of the Episcopal Church: to seek and to serve God in all persons, loving one’s neighbor as oneself, to strive for justice and peace among all people, and to respect the dignity of every human being.
The Founders Award was presented to Jannellen Rigg. This award is given to the member of the faculty or staff that best exemplifies the principles upon which the school was founded and who has contributed in significant ways to the mission and ministry of the school during the academic year.
Music and the Arts Last fall, students in Grades 3-5 participated in a poetry contest sponsored by Griffin Choral Arts. Over 40 entries were received and narrowed down to 12 finalists, and those 12 poems were sent to a composer in Minneapolis, MN. Griffin Choral Arts commissioned the composer, Dr. Ben Kornelis, to write a song based on one of the poems, and Dr. Kornelis chose Henry Stover’s poem “Your Life is in Your Hands.” Dr. Kornelis noted that, as he read Henry’s poem, it just “wanted to be sung.” He further explained: “There are some really nice gestures in it-- reach, open, wake, see, fight.” These “gestures” were transformed into a new choral work, completed on February 29, entitled “Hands.” The piece is for adult choir, children’s choir, piano with two players, handbells, and clapping hands.
Henry was able to meet Dr. Kornelis and the GCA singers in a special Zoom meeting in March. Although the music is completed, printed, and was distributed to the singers, there was only one rehearsal before the current health crisis suspended rehearsals and concerts for Griffin Choral Arts. The plan going forward is to perform the premiere of “Hands” as soon as the choir is able to return to regular rehearsals.
St. George’s students learn with passion. Elective Classes
SGES students in grades 4-8 enjoy our elective program, which allows them to choose classes on a wide range of topics. Classes this year included cooking, yoga, basketball, crochet, journalism, escape room, cards and puzzles, running, and more. These fun, interactive classes allow students of different ages to spend time together while developing their interests in activities that can be enjoyed outside of regular academic studies.
High School Mathematics Students in Mrs. Hill’s high school math classes experience real-world problem solving, and they take the classroom outside! In geometry, students participate in a scavenger hunt of over forty geometric concepts within their homes. In Pre-Calculus, students apply the concepts of trigonometry by creating chalk drawings on the sidewalks at St. George’s. In Advanced Placement Calculus, students participated in their own car lab while a friend or family member collected data as they were driving.
High School Language Arts Ninth grade English students held a class debate in the style of a courtroom trial following their reading of the stage play 12 Angry Men. The students were given details about a fictional situation in which a high school teacher appealed a school board ruling and worked in teams to defend either the school board or the teacher. Both teams conducted research, wrote opening statements, cited evidence, and rebutted their opposition with gusto.
St. George’s students serve with respect. Coat Service Project PK3 and PK4 classes sponsored a Winter Coat and Accessory drive for the Clothing Closet of First Baptist Church in Griffin. They collected and donated over 70 new or gently used coats as well as a bag full of winter hats and mittens. These items were given out to the local community throughout the winter!
Milner Methodist Each December, students in 5th grade lead the Milner Methodist Church in a selection of Christmas choral pieces. They end their time by sitting among the congregation and engaging in a time of singing Christmas Carols together. It is an annual delight!
Socktober Project Lower school sponsored the annual Socktober project, a sock collection project that supplies socks to local nonprofit organizations. These organizations give out socks to the homeless for the winter season. As part of the effort to collect socks, students enjoyed wearing silly socks on “Crazy Sock Day”!
St. George’s students live with purpose. Happenings and New Beginnings Retreat For the first time, we were able to offer high school students the opportunity to participate in an Episcopal retreat weekend called Happenings. The weekend is designed for students in grades 10-12 to help them experience the love of Christ through prayer, worship, and the ministry of their peers, clergy, and other adults. They are invited to deepen their faith and to allow it to inform their engagement with a changing and challenging world. Students who participated in the weekend found it meaningful, energizing, and fun.
Friendly Letter Writing Second grade enjoyed learning the five parts of a friendly letter. Students sung several songs, memorized poems, and danced a jig to help them remember these very important parts and the order they are used. Once students learned this information, they began writing letters. At the end of the unit, students were able to buy a stamp, mail a letter, and even get a behind-the-scenes tour of the Milner Post Office!
Chapel Talks As part of schoolwide chapel, students hear short homilies from clergy serving as ministers in the local church community. Wesley Smith, interim Rector at St. George’s Episcopal Church, as well as Katie Pasch, retired pastor of St. John Lutheran Church, both participated in leading Eucharist throughout the year. The staff of First Methodist Church and First Baptist Church in Griffin both offered their ministerial teams to lead Chapel Talks as well.
St. George’s students lead with integrity. Beta Club Convention Students in Beta Club participate in various competitions at the state Jr. Beta Club Convention each fall. Among 75 other Beta Clubs from around the state, St. George’s students continually attain top scores in multiple categories, including engineering, creative writing, and social studies.
High School LEADS The High School LEADS program is designed to develop leadership skills that will serve students throughout their life. Not only do students spend time developing their passions outside of the school buildings by designing their own community service projects, but students also gain mentorship experience by partnering with younger students in the classroom.
Academic Success in Math High School students earn Math Boss awards each quarter. In order to attain the award, students have to meet certain criteria, including attaining an A in math or physics, maintaining at least a B in all other courses, display a willingness to assist peers and underclassmen with math or physics homework and be in good standing overall as a student at SGES.
Annual Giving Fund Thank you for giving to St. George’s Episcopal School
Your generosity has insured another successful year of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service to others. Saint’s Society ($10,000 +) Mary Bickers Don’t Tip the Canoe James R. New Jr. Charitable Trust St. George’s Episcopal Church Founder’s Society ($9,999-$5,000) Johnny Deen Chris & Michelle Edwards Joey & Susie Scanlon Randall & Marsha Smith Trustee’s Circle ($4,999-$1,000) Anonymous Bruce & Susan Bartholomew Scott & Lindsay Boatright Larry & Jane Comer Brian & Kerry Cross Bill & Alyson Dallas Murray & Jessica Deen Joe & Pat Edwards John Edwards Laura & Jim Edwards Laura Geiger Tom & Jean Hancher Brian & Kelly Hughes Eleanor Hyde June Jones & Enid Lofters-Jones Taylor & Anne Manley Trey & Stephanie Manley Jimmy & Kathy Matthews Quimby & Louisa Melton Phil & Annette Mouchet John Newton, Jr. Todd & Megan Potter Hal & Cathy Rahn Richard & Kathleen Rigg Bart & Cherry Searcy Kelly & Jennifer Smith Cecil & Wanda Spear Sun Trust Matching Gift Brian & Ashley Taylor Ryan & Lori Tucker William & Ann Turner Doug & Lisa Tuttle
Randolph & Peggy Dorsett Vaughn Bobby & Neal Wheaton Doug & Barbara Wren Headmaster’s Circle ($999-$500) Wayne & Ginger Clark Larry & Melanie Collins Wayne Cook Andy & Liz Dopson Emory Communications Britt Gaylor Sid & Jackkie Jennette Wes & Sandra Long Bill & Diane McKibben Betty Rhodes Ed & Carlene Ritter Philip & Jackie Smith John & Julie Stikes Larry & Marie Stover Meg Sullivan Josh & Meredith Thacker Ryran & Jessica Traylor Randolph & Peggy Vaughn Ricky & Patricia Williams Kyle & Christine Wooddall 1996 Circle ($499-$100) Scott & Lisa Barrett Nathan & Kelly Bell David & Margaret Brown Nathan & Katie Buffington Orville & Ivey Burson Rick & Cathy Chambers Bob & Nell Chambers, Jr. Bill & Benie Colvin Alan & Christa Cook William & Belinda Cooper Doug Craig & Marie Lamb Don & Farrah Crider Milton & Joyce Cross Jon & Linda Crouch Cindy Davenport Dean & Joyce Davis Gordon & Linda Dixon Gary & Fay Drake
Michael & Mardi Drake Cory & Erin English Jay & Laurie Fisher Mark & Jennie Floyd Dan & Ashlee Fuller Buren & Barbara Goss William & Jean Hall Greg & Mitzi Hammock Tim & Robin Hearn John & Angie Hewitt Christopher & Patricia Hill Troy & Ellee Hilley Tommy & Sara Hopkins Andrew & Lindsey Jackson Brad & Liz Jester Margie King Charles & Leah Leverett Gray Long Carole Anne Marshall Tony Martinez James & Cheryl Matlock Clint McAbee Barclay & Jennifer McDaniel Graham & Page McDonald Christopher McFadden & Linda Hyde John & Sue Mixon Blake Monts de Oca Mark & Lisa Moore Stephen & Erin Mulder George & Linda Olivier Alice Parker Larry & Ashley Payton John & Cindy Plageman Jimmy & Susan Reddick Kevin & Jannellen Rigg Mary Ann Shapard Jennifer Stewart Leiv & Lindsey Takle Tracie Taylor Andy & Jeanie Travis Dan & Blendon Travis Josh & Tracy Waites Conrad & Shirley Waller Russ & Nicole Walters Whitney Wheaton
The 2019-2020 Annual Fund includes gifts from July 1, 2019 to June 20, 2020. We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of donor lists, but occasionally mistakes do occur. Please send information regarding errors or omissions to Mitzi Hammock at mhammock@sges.org.
Woodman Lodge No. 199 Joseph & Patricia Wunderlin Navy & Cardinal (Under $100) Anonymous Tim & Lori Gordy
Jim & Elaine Grubbs Bo & Mary Louise Guillebeau Jim & Tammy Hill Charles & Dee Joiner Angie Mankin Elizabeth Moore
Steven & Michelle Norris Tony & Diana Pearson Geoff & Joan Voight Scott & Nancy Walraven
Revenues and Expenses
Annual Fund Total Giving
Accreditation
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Southern Association of Independent Schools Georgia Accrediting Association
Memberships
Southern Association of Independent Schools National Association of Episcopal Schools Georgia Independent School Association Schools Independent School Management
Get-Away-Gig
Thank you to all the sponsors, donors, and bidders for your support. We are also grateful to the Get-Away-Gig Committee members, volunteers, and everyone who spent so much time and energy into making the annual Get-Away-Gig a success. Akins Feed and Seed of Barnesville All Together Unique Clothing & Accessories Allstar Amusement Artistic Flowers and Gifts Josh & Franki Askew Kristen Askew Howard Ayers Scott & Beth Bailey Banilla Games Barnesville Bottle Shop Barnesville Eye Clinic Bruce & Susan Bartholomew Beck, Owen & Murray Nathan & Kelly Bell Brian & Emily Berner Bickers Consulting Group Mark & Mary Bickers Bobby & Maryann Bickley Randall & Charlotte Bickley Scott Boatright Al Booth Bradley’s Olde Tavern Brian Cross/Internal Medicine of Griffin David Brock Carl & Marie Broder Janet Brooks David & Margaret Brown Seth & Emily Brown Frank & Betty Bryant Buckles & Bowes Children’s Boutique Katie & Nathan Buffington Turner & Blair Burson Jeremiah Busbin Sean & Kristi Cain Eric & Ashley Callahan Katie Cavanaugh Chief Manufacturing James Clark Betsy Clark Claxton Hobbs Pharmacy Mark & Stephanie Coker Coker Pediatrics, LLC Larry & Melanie Collins
Michael & Kendal Conklin Jared Cordova Doug Craig & Marie Lamb Tim & Judy Cramer Don & Farrah Crider Bill & Alyson Dallas Lucinda Dallas Darren & Christie Davis Dean & Joyce Davis Murray & Jessica Deen Jason & Destiny DeLoss Tim & Miranda Dender Doll in a Dash Andy & Liz Dopson Kathryn Doss Charlie & Chris Doughtie Nat Doughtie Douglas C. Kallis Orthodontics Davis & Susan Drake Gary & Fay Drake Michael & Mardi Drake Dry Falls Outfitters John & Connie Dupree Stephen & Kayla Echols EDO Kitchen Chris & Michelle Edwards Jim & Dr. Laura Edwards Joe & Pat Edwards John Edwards Cory English David & April English Heath & Jane Asher English Billy & Josie Evans Family Health Clinic of Zebulon Todd Feltman Financial Architects of Low Country First National Bank of Griffin Dawn Ford Four Seasons Salon & Spa Franklin and Rosemary Boutique Joel Fuller Britt Gaylor Laura Geiger Shelly Boswell George Georgia Boot Camp MMA
Daniel & Valerie Gill Byron Gleaton Carson Gleaton Alvin Goldstein Tim Gordy Buren & Barbara Goss Jim Granum Mike & Peggy Greene Griffin OB-GYN Clinic Griffin Tae Kwon Do Brandon & Lindsay Grubbs Greg & Mitzi Hammock Jimmy & Diane Harvey Keith & Elizabeth Helms Heritage Realty High Cotton Chris & Patricia Hill Tammy Hill Troy & Ellee Hilley Eric & Stacy Hoffman Holloway Cottages Honeywood Farms Alexander Hope Tommy & Sarah Hopkins Trent & Alexis Hornsby Jeff & Deborah Howard Huckaby’s Brian & Kelly Hughes Ideal ATM Impact Workforce Solutions, Inc. Tom & Katie Inglis Greg & Tamara Ison Ison’s Nursery and Vineyards J Henry’s JC’s Kitchen Jeffrey’s Bottle Shoppe Sid & Jackkie Jennette Jerry’s Shell Station Brad & Liz Jester Jill Joseph Salon Dee Joiner Abby Jones Charles & Sarah Jones June Jones & Enid Lofters-Jones Kate Dague Interior Designs
Keeler’s Kubbyhole Jennifer Key Don & Emily King Kingfish BBJ David & Marie Knight Mark Knight Scott & Stacy Knight Lamar County Sheriff Law Office of Edward R.T. Bullard John & Claire Leichliter Todd & Dana Livingston Ashleigh Long Wes Lowe Jaime Manion Taylor & Anne Manley Jr. Trey & Stephanie Manley Marco’s/Dairy Queen of Griffin Tony Martinez Jeff & April Mason Brent & Amy Matthews Elizabeth Matthews Jimmy & Kathy Matthews Maxi Lube of Griffin Maxi’s Restaurant Walt & Nancy McAbee Hillary & Bonnie McBroom McDonald’s of Barnesville The Honorable Chris McFadden & Dr. Linda Hyde Diane McKibben McLeroy Inc. Lacy & Charlene McPherson MGH Insurance (Middle Ga Hospitality) Milltowne Gourmet Milner Car Wash & Detail Paul & Claudia Moody Ronald & Terri Moody Lib Moore Dick Morror Susan Moss MRJ Construction Stephen & Erin Mulder Will Mulder David Newton John & Harriet Newton Tony Nicholas
Nocwing Norcom, Inc. Steven & Michelle Norris Michael O’Connor One Wake David & Holly Ortiz Alice Parker Epic Amusement (Kenny Patel) Nick Patel Ashley Payton Diana Pearson Mark & Sally Peek Persons Bank Petro South Sauney & Geraldine Pippin Cindy Plageman Anne B Ponder Darnell Poteat Earl & Anne Pye Hal & Cathy Rahn Mat & Austin Raybon Brian & Amanda Remington Rescue Me Market & Mercantile Kevin & Jannellen Rigg Ed & Carleen Ritter Deborah Ruffin Pat Ryan Sassy Flamingo Daniel & Stephanie Searcy Second Time Around Luxury Consignment Serendipity of Peachtree City John Shapard Jr. & Cara Shapard Mary Ann Shapard Scott & Kate Sherfinski Shred-X Singleton Marine Kelly & Jennifer Smith Valdon & Betsy Smith Westley & Kristina Smith Spa Angelique Amanda Sprayberry Mickey & Martain Stanley Stache Studio Jennifer Stewart Sara Beth Stinchcomb John & Julie Stikes
Ricky & Krista Surles Scott & Cheryth Swafford Crystal Swaggert Tom Swaggert T&J Outfitters Takle Eye Group Kris & Dusty Takle Lucian & Jennifer Tatum Taylor and Main Antiques Brian & Ashley Taylor Drew & Anna Taylor Josh & Meredith Thacker The Chicken House The Hair Studio Kim Thompson Thomaston Prescription Shop Tire Mart of Barnesville Andy & Jeanie Travis Dan & Blendon Travis William & Brandy Tuttle Under Ground Collections United Bank Brett Upson U.S. Martial Arts Centers Viking Metals Vision Flooring Joan Voight Wade Tractor & Equipment Inc Joshua & Tracy Waites Randy & Terrie Waller George & Regina Weldon Jake & Sarah Weldon Whaley Hammonds Tomasello, PC Bobby & Neal Wheaton Whitney Wheaton White Arrow Designs Windamir Development and Construction Mark Winter Wooddall Lumber Kyle & Christine Wooddall Michelle Worth Doug & Barbara Wren Yahola Creek Matthew Ziebarth
Thank you to our Wonderful Sponsors!
Geraldine & Sauney Pippin
Georgia GOAL Scholarship 2019 Tax Year
Chuck & Kim Bankston Scott & Lisa Barrett Bruce & Susan Bartholomew Nathan & Kelly Bell Brian & Emily Berner Nancy Blake Scott & Lindsay Boatright Seth & Emily Brown Mark & Stephanie Coker Larry & Melanie Collins Alan & Christa Cook John & Teresa Copeland Don & Farrah Crider Lucinda Dallas Bill & Alyson Dallas Nat & Shannon Doughtie Gary & Fay Drake Michael & Mardi Drake James & Lynn Dunaway Chris & Michelle Edwards Jim & Laura Edwards Joe & Pat Edwards John Edwards Todd Feltman Dennis & Gay Fortson James & Jan Fortune Dan & Ashlee Fuller Joel & Christine Fuller Robert & Janet Ogletree Carson Gleaton Jim Granum Jim & Elaine Grubbs Judith Hamilton Thomas Hamilton Greg & Mitzi Hammock
Christopher & Patricia Hill Phillip Hopkins Sid & Jackkie Jennette Charles & Myra Knowles Arthur Krepps Tony Martinez Brent & Amy Matthews Barclay & Jennifer McDaniel John & Sue Mixon Phil & Annette Mouchet Stephen & Erin Mulder James & Susan Murray David & Holly Ortiz Tony & Diana Pearson Artie & Kim Potter Todd & Megan Potter Hal & Cathy Rahn Kevin & Jannellen Rigg Jeff & Angela Rooks Pat Ryan Joey & Susie Scanlon Kelly & Jennifer Smith Drew & Anna Taylor Brian & Ashley Taylor Charlotte Thacker Josh & Meredith Thacker Ryan & Lori Tucker Bud & Ann Turner William & Brandy Tuttle Brian & Tracee Upson Geoff & Joan Voight Freddie & Andrea Waltz Andrew Whalen Doug & Barbara Wren
2020 Tax Year
Joshua and Franki Askew Chuck and Kim Bankston Scott and Lisa Barrett Bruce and Susan Bartholomew Nathan and Kelly Bell Brian and Emily Berner Scott and Lindsay Boatright Seth and Emily Brown Nathan and Katie Buffington Larry and Melanie Collins Alan and Christa Cook John and Teresa Copeland Donald and Farrah Crider Beatrice Dallas Lucinda Dallas Mary Katherine Dallas William and Alyson Dallas Nat and Shannon Doughtie Gary and Fay Drake Michael and Mardi Drake James and Lynn Dunaway Stephen and Kayla Echols Chris and Michelle Edwards Jim and Laura Edwards Joe and Pat Edwards Todd Feltman Dan and Ashlee Fuller Joel and Christine Fuller Britt Gaylor Carson Gleaton Jim Granum Judith Hamilton Greg and Mitzi Hammock Christopher and Patricia Hill Sid and Jackkie Jennette Charles and Sarah Jones
Charles and Myra Knowles Tony Martinez Brent and Amy Matthews Barclay and Jennifer McDaniel Quimby and Louisa Melton John and Sue Mixon Blake Monts de Oca Phil and Annette Mouchet Stephen and Erin Mulder James and Susan Murray David and Holly Ortiz Larry and Ashley Payton Tony and Diana Pearson Mark and Sally Peek Artie and Kim Potter Todd and Megan Potter Hal and Cathy Rahn Kevin and Jannellen Rigg Jeff and Angela Rooks Patrick Ryan Joey and Susie Scanlon Kelly and Jennifer Smith John and Bess Stover Drew and Anna Taylor Brian and Ashley Taylor Charlotte Thacker Josh and Meredith Thacker Ryan and Lori Tucker Johnny and Beth Turner William and Ann Turner William and Brandy Tuttle Brian and Tracee Upson Geoff and Joan Voight Andrew Whalen Doug and Barbara Wren
Through the Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program, state taxpayers can redirect a portion of their tax dollars to help deserving children gain access to a private school education. Georgia taxpayers who participate receive a state tax credit against their Georgia income tax liability. Thank you to our GOAL contributors. Your commitment has an impact on the lives of deserving students and our entire school community. We are incredibly grateful for your support.
GOAL Scholarships are a critical component to St. George’s financial aid program. To learn more about Georgia GOAL, contact Mitzi Hammock at 770-358-9432 or visit www.goalscholarship.org
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