ANNUAL REPORT ST. LOUIS CATHOLIC SCHOOL FORMING CHILDREN IN W I S D O M A N D H O L I N E SS
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he glory of God is the human person fully alive” -St. Ireneaus of Lyon
Dear Friends of St. Louis Catholic School, Catholic schools are the place where the human person, God’s masterpiece in all of creation, is able to become what God intended. St. Ireneaus of Lyon (A.D. 202) once wrote that the glory of God is the human person fully alive. This is why Catholic schools exist and it is what we at St. Louis see as a sacred ministry. When children grow in wisdom and holiness, they become fully alive. When they learn about mathematics and science, they become fully alive. When they write poetry and short stories and study history and world cultures, they become fully alive. When they create works of art and sing or play music, they become fully alive. When they develop skills of public speaking and engage the scientific method, they become fully alive. When they participate in athletics, they become fully alive and most importantly, when they worship God, celebrate the Sacraments and study theology, they come to know who they are and at the same time whose they are. This work of God happens every day at St. Louis Catholic School and, as such, we are more than an academic enterprise. St. Louis School is a place where the whole person is formed in the most complete image and likeness of God. As Catholics we remain proudly pro-life. Helping young people become fully alive is definitely a pro-life ministry. This year our outstanding Principal, Cindy Gee, gathered over forty stakeholders of St. Louis School, creating our five-
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year strategic plan. The plan engages all aspects of SLCS from academics to Catholic identity to facilities to governance to marketing to enrichment programs, all of which strive to prepare our students as the leaders our world needs not just tomorrow, but certainly today. The strategic plan is a significant achievement and will serve us as we bring St. Louis Catholic School into the future. As you know, this important work of SLCS requires resources like outstanding teachers, modern equipment and technology tools, effective facilities, and of course funding. The Annual Fund is your way to help us help God in his vision for these young people. Part of the Catholic school ethos is to make Catholic education affordable for anyone who desires it. Because of this, we charge less tuition than the actual cost to educate each child. The difference between the tuition and the actual cost is called the gap. This is where you come in to the equation. We need you to help us bridge this gap through our Annual Fund. Participating in Catholic education is quite simply part of being a Catholic and joining us in this important work is a vote of confidence for the mission of St. Louis Catholic School. May God bless you for your generosity! Gratefully,
Fr. James A. Misko, Pastor
Dear Family and Friends, St. Louis Catholic School continues a strong tradition of educating children in the light of Christ. Our mission is to provide our students with the knowledge and skills they need to be leaders. This must be done in a world that is changing exponentially. We are educating children in our school for a world that we cannot even imagine. They must be prepared to lead with the light of Christ. This is the ten-year anniversary of the iPhone. Think back on how this one device has changed our daily lives. Then think about how this is just ONE example of the technological advances made in our world. Then think what 2030 will be like when our youngest students are entering college or when our older students are entering the workforce. What is St. Louis Catholic School’s responsibility to this changing, evolving world? We must provide an education for our children that embraces the new, but holds dear to the traditions established by Christ and our Church Fathers. Catholic Schools provide religious and moral formation in a world desperately in need of Gospel values. We are preparing leaders and citizens that will secure our society.
Research indicates that Catholic schools help build a better society. • Graduates of Catholic high schools are more likely to vote. • Graduates of Catholic high schools are more likely to earn high wages. • Catholic Schools tend to produce graduates who are more civically engaged, more tolerant of diverse views, and more committed to service as adults (Campbell, 2001; Wolf, Greene, Kleitz and Thalhammer 2001).
As you can see Catholic schools are vitally important to the world’s future. This year at St. Louis, we set into action a new five-year strategic plan designed to move our mission forward. We strive to create the type of environment that produces critical thinkers who act with virtue. Providing a relevant education increases the cost for all students. For the Parochial school student this cost falls on the shoulders of the parent. Our world needs our children to have a school that creates more than the adequate, we must provide the best. To do this and remain affordable to our parents we must raise funds to make up the difference in the actual cost. This annual fund appeal attempts to do that. However, this appeal must reach further than our parents. It must reach to others in our society because the mission of St. Louis Catholic School is not simply to provide a quality school for our children, it is to provide a quality society for our future. Please join us in spreading this message to others. Respectfully, Cindy R. Gee, M.Ed., Principal S T. LO U IS C AT H O LI C SCH O O L AN N UAL R EPO R T
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STRATEGIC PLAN PROCESS The purpose of this strategic plan is to provide a path leading to academic excellence for our students, while maintaining an environment based on strong Catholic values. The creation of this plan was a comprehensive process that was initiated in the fall of 2016. It was a collaborative process involving the voices of administrators, school board, faculty, staff, students, parents, and parish members. It is our mission as a Catholic school to form our students in wisdom and holiness. In developing this plan St. Louis Catholic School will effectively continue its long standing legacy to provide an excellent Catholic Education for students in the greater Austin area.
world languages, language arts, and social studies. SLCS will provide opportunities to strengthen the bodies, minds, and souls of its students.
T E C H N O LO G Y Students learn in an environment where responsible use of technology optimizes learning.
A DVA N C E M E N T SLCS is recognized as the premier choice for Catholic education in the great Austin area and has the sustainable resources needed to form the leaders of tomorrow.
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GOALS 2017-2021 C AT H O L I C I D E N T I T Y Students at SLCS will encounter Christ through the union of the Sacraments, academics, and Christian service, forming the whole person in wisdom and holiness.
AC A D E M I C A N D S T U D E N T S E R V I C E S Students are taught to be socially responsible critical thinkers with a sound foundation in math, science,
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Students spend their day on a beautiful 22 acre campus in central Austin, SLCS provides a safe and welcoming environment that supports and enhances learning for all students.
FI N A N C E Our forward looking financial plan responsibly aligns resources to support the mission and vision of SLCS.
G OV E R N A N C E The leadership team at SLCS and school board ensure the long term success and operation vitality of the school through conscientious stewardship, transparent communication, and oversight.
CRITICAL FIRST YEAR OBJECTIVES
Fully integrate the parish and school toward a single mission focusing on opportunities to grow in faith through the sacraments, Christian Service, and an educational experience infused with the Catholic faith in all subject areas. Provide evidence-based staff development for teachers so they may implement high quality, hands-on lessons across subject areas based on the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills.
Develop a comprehensive plan that allows for continuous improvement of school facilities and grounds ensuring a safe and secure environment. Enhance the reputation and knowledge of St. Louis Catholic School to prospective students, donors, and members of the community.
MOVING FORWARD The Strategic Plan committee and Leadership team at SLCS will continually monitor the status of implantation of the objectives identified for each school year. Stakeholders will receive an update on the progress made toward achievement of the goals and annual objectives stated in the strategic plan. Ongoing data analysis will be undertaken by the school administration and Advisory Council in order to ensure that the plan remains realistic and responsive to any changes.
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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE PSIA PSIA is best described as “competitive test taking” for those in grades 1-8. Events include art, public speaking, math, science, and more. St. Louis students entered into the competition for the first time in the 2015-2016 school year, and have had much success with the program. This year, 10 students represented SLCS in 13 events at the State level, and 2 students placed in the top 10!
N AT I O N A L J U N I O R H O N O R S O C I E T Y The Cougar Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society began its inaugural year of service with 25 members. Their first
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service project was to collect books for the Dell Children’s Medical Center Half Pint Library. With their service and leadership, over 300 books were collected and delivered to the library. The chapter looks forward to inducting new members in the fall and starting a new service project.
T E C H N O LO G Y With iPads in PreK through second grades and Chromebooks in third through eighth grades, technology is available to all students in the school. With the recent addition of four Promethean boards adding large-format touchscreen interactivity to classroom learning, St. Louis is at the forefront of technology in the classroom.
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With the belief that hands-on learning in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) enriches the classroom experience for students, our library has taken on a major endeavor of creating a Makerspace. With a multifaceted approach to robotics, coding, circuitry, engineering, and creative use, the library hopes to reach students at all grade levels. The library will also be purchasing a 3D printer to provide students with an expanded ability to prototype, craft, and take school projects to the next level.
The St. Louis Catholic School Student Council serves as the student government for our school. The officers and representatives are elected from grades 6th-8th and serve oneyear terms. Student Council members receive leadership training throughout the year in keeping with our school’s mission statement.
THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW ART This year, veteran art teacher Pilar Castrejon, curated a children’s exhibit for the Mexican American Cultural Center (MACC). Students in grades 2-8 participated in this event. One exhibit featured mixed media projects inspired by quotes discovered through their involvement in Artists in Society program. Some other highlights from our Art program included the 4th grade “Body in Motion” paintings, a project united with an 8-week interpretive dance program that the class participated in. Pre-K and Kindergarten students created elaborate “creature sculptures” using wood pieces, glue, timing,
and gravity. Middle school students, as well as 3rd and 5th grade students, also visited to Blanton Museum of Art to view work that they had been analyzing in their art classes.
AT H L E T I C S Students in grades 5-8 are able to compete with the Austin Inter-Parochial League. Our athletic program emphasizes the development of skills through hard work, sportsmanship, and cooperation. We offer volleyball, cross country, flag football, cheerleading, basketball, soccer, tennis, golf, and track & field.
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FINANCIALS AND GRANTS C AT H O L I C S C H O O L S O FFI C E O F T H E D I O C E S E O F AU S T I N Celebrating Catholic Schools Grant for Tuition Assistance $10,352
A DVA N C I N G O U R M I SS I O N G R A N T The middle school religion department received $1,000 to fund the Living Stations of the Cross program that is put on by the 8th grade class each year. Our counselor Emily Hladik received $700 for a social emotional learning program to implement with students in grades 1 and 5. St. Louis Catholic School was also awarded $1,000 to enhance the current literacy library. We were able to purchase 180 books to be used by grades kindergarten through fifth grade during small group, guided reading instructional time.
JOHN G . AND MARIE S TELL A K ENEDY FOUNDATION The Kenedy Memorial Foundation was founded to by Sarita Kenedy East to provide resources to charitable non-profits. The foundation provided a grant to St. Louis in the amount of $15,000 for tuition assistance and the Montessori program.
C AT H O L I C F O U N DAT I O N D I S T R I B U T I O N St. Louis Catholic School received $5,578
KO C H G R A N T The Koch Foundation granted St. Louis Catholic School $10,000 for tuition assistance.
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HSA REPORT The Home and School Association continues to prove the power of community in support of our school. Through the generous involvement and dedication of our school and parish families, the HSA increased its annual revenue in excess of $23,000 from the previous year. Our top five fundraisers yielded $145,246.62. The money raised allowed the HSA to assist our teachers with classroom supplies, technology enhancements like the brand new Promethean Boards, the development of our new Maker Space/Craft Center, the building of a beautiful courtyard by the new School office, and much more. In addition, the HSA was able to contribute to the school’s annual operating budget.
Green & White Night $ 53,561.94
HSA FUNDR AISING T O TA L $
H S A CO M M I T T E E S FAMILY-2-FAMILY Chair – Rochelle Carlin FAMILY FUN Chair – Angela Fuller HELPING HANDS Chair – Erika Coffey SOLICITATIONS Chair – Rochelle Carlin SCRIP Co-Chair – Christine Lemp Co-Chair – Ale Hamlet
*Cougar chase, dues, Safeway, box tops, restaurant partnerships and jewelry fundraiser.
MarkerSpace $ 16,000
PAW S U P PURCHASES $
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Promethean boards $ 12,000 Classroom technology $ 9,000 Education supplies $ 5,000
*$10,000 in remaining funds will be allocated after review in October.
Professional development $ 3,000
P L AYG R O U N D M A I N T E N A N C E Lead – Eric Dawson
Transfers to school $ 50,000
UNIFORMS Lead – Heather Grissom
Paddles Up items $ 55,000
H S A S U P P LY CO O R D I N AT O R Chair – Mariela Dawson L A B E L S F O R E D U C AT I O N / B O X TOPS Jane Hellinger BOOS TER CLUB Co-Chair – Susana Campos Co-Chair – Susan Martinez CO U G A R C H A S E Chair - Jorge Padilla
R O O M PA R E N T CO O R D I N AT O R S Chair – Kristi Messing
FUN FEST Chair – Debbie Cantu
T E A C H E R A P P R E C I AT I O N Co-Chair – Christine Lemp Co-Chair – Veronica Navarro
ANNUAL SCH O O L AUC T I O N – GREEN & WHITE NIGHT Co-Chair – Barbara Friesenhahn Co-Chair – Stephanie Mayes
HONORS READERS (HR) / R E A D I N G AT S T. L O U I S ( R A S L ) Chair – Kelly Hosek
Fun Fest $ 16,365.85
Other * $ 5,691.08
Through our actions, we model for our children what it is to be true servants of Christ. We would love for you to partner with us in furthering the mission of St. Louis, to become the Leaders of Tomorrow with the light of Christ as our guide. John and Ale Hamlet HSA PRESIDENTS
Scrip $ 15,762
Golf Tournament $ 3,682.88
The HSA strives to strengthen the relationships among the families, teachers and staff to provide our children with a loving and nurturing environment.
HSA OFFICERS Presidents – John and Ale Hamlet Vice-President – Desten and Melissa Tyner Co-Treasurer – Bill Bartol Co-Treasurer – Chase Vernieuw Secretary – Amy Schlickeisein
150,0 63.75
Paws Up $ 55,000
HSA EXPENDITURES T O TA L $
132, 854. 85
Courtyard landscaping & Gaga pit $ 18,051.25 Teacher support * $ 3,706.46 Community building events & student support** $ 4,593.45
*Teacher Support: Teacher Appreciation, Christmas Gifts, Supplies money **Community & Student Support: F2F, Grandparent, First Communion & 8th grade Reception, Family Fun, Catholic School Gala, HSA celebrations, Honor Readers, Science Fair, Honor Roll, 8th Grade Retreat & trip *** Administration: Admin Expenses, Room Parent Expenses, Auction Software annual fee, communications
Administration*** $ 1,503.69
There was a residual of $17,208.90, which has been earmarked for upgrading/repairing the gym showers. These upgrades will happen in the Fall of 2017.
IN THE HEART OF AUSTIN, ALWAYS iN THE HEART OF CHRIST! The Heart of St. Louis Annual Fund continues to provide necessary resources to enrich the education of the students attending St. Louis Catholic School and to bridge the gap between expenses and tuition. These funds ensure that we are employing quality teachers and giving them the tools and training they need to provide excellent instruction. These funds are also put toward resources and materials needed to give our students a high-quality Catholic education. At St. Louis we are committed to providing a quality, affordable Catholic education to students in and around the Austin Area. By donating to the Annual Fund, you partner with us to ensure this tradition lives on for years to come.
DONORS FRIEND AND FAMILY SUPPORTERS
Anso Andrew Genia Antonine Lori Baker Peter and Kimberly Barger Corina Barragan-Guitierrez Aaron and Kate Barta William and Elizabeth Bartol Joann Bredl Nicolasa Benitez Gilbert and Tina Bernal Philip and Donna Beyer Bridget Blizzard Ann Bouldin Joann Bredl Nelson and Catherine Brites Thomas and Connie Brown Jeff and Margaret Bruns Christina Campbel Susana Campos Ray and Deborah Cantu Susana Carbajal Rene and Rochelle Carlin Chad Cartier Nathan and Jennifer Caruso Stephanie Castellanos Alvard Castellanos Eddie and Michelle Castillo Viviana Castro Robert and Alison Cavazos Michael and Rosalina Chapa Mike and Mercedes Chung Jeanmarie Coale Timothy and Erika Coffey Irene Coroalles Eric and Mariela Dawson Lori Ly Dinh Tim and Stacey Donahue Donna Dove Jennifer Dunning Ryan and Erica Edgerly Margaret English-Knipp Carlos Espetia
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Leticia Espetia Eric and Rachel Felan Ian Nichole Flanagan Brian and Bernice Follett James and Jennifer Foster Dan and Nelda Frasier Leonard and Barbara Friesenhahn Jason and Angela Fuller Renee’ Gately Kevin and Anna Givens Omar and Crysol Gonzalez Oscar Gonzalez Polo Gonzalez Alice and Damien Gray Willie and Ann Guajardo John and Alejandra Hamlet Michael and Christy Heimer, Robert and Jeanie Hermansen Luis Hernandez Kristopher Hesselbrock, Benjamin and Lindsay Hickman Teresa Hill Lawrence and Kelly Hosek Mike and Stephanie Hyzak Melissa Jacobs Carlos Jaimes Alanna Janssens David and Latasha Johnson Mathew Joseph Jeremey and Heather Kalamarides Timothy and Sara Keller Kenneth and Debra Korty Holly Kosiewicz Bryce and Jeni Kyburz Doug and Jaime Leach Joe and Beth Leary John Leary Christine Lemp Laura Litschi Garrent and Emily Loontjer Miguel Lopez William and Susan Maldonado Fernando Lozada Martinez
Alexandra Malovichko Miguel Martin Glen and Susan Martinez Hilda Marinex-Velez Asha Mathew Stephanie Mayes Donna McClung Derrick and Christina McKinney Evelyn McNair Rebecca Merrill Eric and Kristi Messing Margaret Miller Jesus and Stephanie Miranda Eduardo and Gina Muniz Joel and Selma Navarro Jeffrey and Veronica Navarro Harlan and Valarie Neidig Gerry and Teri Nemeroff Stephanie Newberg Peter and Angela Nguyen Quyen and Giang Nguyen Bertha Nyirenda Catherine O’Shea Christopher Ojeda Jose and Francine Olguin Jorge and Jacqueline Padilla Paula Parker Gretel Perera Carla Pileggi Mark and Melissa Pinckard Joseph and Beatrice Pojman Peter and Elizabeth Polito Potentials, Inc. Theresa and Javier Prado Mauricio Teresa Ramos James and Tolan Radl Joseph and Linda Ramacciotti Oscar and Melva Ramirez Chris and Jennifer Randleman Laura Rea Bernice Revering Adam Richardson Daniel and Kathy Riley Randy and Karen Ritch Kirk and Marisa Rivas James and Ariel Romell Victoria Roberts Chad Robinson Jesse and Brenda Rodriguez
Juan and Florentina Ruiz Louis and Linda Rychlik David and Amy Schlichelsen Donna Seggern Earnest and Michelle Sheffield Brad and Nadine Smith Art and Lucinda Soto Kimberly Speirs Caron St Onge Merlin Stephen Susan and Alan Stoner Shannon and April Swenson Tyler and Sara Taylor Shannon Taylor Laura Teran Robert and Carol Ann Tisdale Trang and Cuong Tran Chris and Kimberly Treadaway Philip and Erika Tucker Falba Turner David and Evelyn Tybor Desten and Melissa Tyner Steven and Anna Urteaga Chase and Carrie Verniew Samuel and Cathy Voltaggio Seth and Sarah Wallis Bob and Diane Wallis Michael and Lizbeth Washlesky Keith and Ann Waterman Stephanie Weaver Jum and Ana Weaver Kevin and Allison Wegner Stefan Wilkens Tracy Wright Joseph and Joan Yura HSA DONORS AND SUPPORTERS
Alamo Drafthouse Alanna Janssens Albert and Dolly Jackson Alice Gray Ann Waterman Annie Hyzak Applebee’s Appliance Associates Arbor Car Wash & Lube Center Art on 5th Art Gallery Art Soto Arthur Murray Dance Centers
Austin Aquarium Austin Gourmet Popcorn Austin Spurs Austin Steam Train Association Austin Symphony Orchestra Austintatious Photobooth Avant Ballet San Antonio Barbara Friesenhahn Barger Familly Baskin Robbins Bernice Revering Bijan and Clarissa Ferrales Nayebi Bill and Elizabeth Bartol Bill and Susan Maldonado Bill Miller’s Bar-B-Q BJ’s Brewhouse Blue Baker Bob and Diane Wallis Boy Scout Troop 89 Brad and Nadine Smith Bradley and Jennifer Norris Bradz Brandi Jalbert Brandon and Christine Penksa Brandon and Misty Poe Brick Oven Restaurant Buca di Beppo C3 Presents Café Monet Capital City Comedy Club Capital Cruises Capital Music Center Capra and Cavelli Carino’s Italian Restaurant Carol Johnson Carrabba’s Casa Chapala Catholic Art & Gift Chase and Carrie Verniew Chef Felipe Chili’s Chocolaterie Tessa Chris and Aileen Poblete Chris and Kim Treadaway Chris Skowronek Christine Lemp Contigo Corner Bakery Cover 3 Crenshaws Athletic Club Crown Limousine Services Cub Scouts Pack 89 Cuong and Trang Tran Dan and Nelda Frasier Daniel and Renee’ Gately Danilo Villanueva David and Margaret King Dennis Bui Desano’s Desten and Melissa Tyner Diane T. Messing Disneyland Resort Dixon Golf Dona Medlock Dos Batos Double Daves Doubletree Austin Dragon’s Lair Comics and Fantasy Eddie V’s Edible Arrangements Edmond McCarthy Jr. Edward and Ann McLiney Eileen Rosipal Embellish Nails and Boutique Eric and Joanne Boyce Eric and Kristi Messing Eric and Mariela Dawson
Eric and Rachel Felan Esther’s Follies Evelyn C. McNair FD Grill Fedesna Chiropractic Clinic Firehouse Subs Flanigan’s Distillery Freytag’s Florist Gage Furniture Game Plan Entertainment Gatti’s Pizza Gerald and Diamantina Courson Gerri Misko Giang and Quyen Nguyen Gilbert and Tina Bernal Glenn and Susan Martinez Great American Cookie Co. Greg and Amy Vidal Grotevant/Schwarz Harlan and Valarie Neidig Hat Creek Burgers HEB Hill Country Mobile Massage HOPEcpr Hut’s Hamburgers Ian and Nichole Flanagan Inflatable Wonderland Innerspace Caverns Isaac Kuriaparambil IT Austin Jack Allen’s Kitchen Jack Brown Cleaners James and Jennifer Foster Jason’s Deli Jeannie Coale Jeff and Margaret Bruns Jeff and Veronica Navarro Jennifer Randleman Jerry and Teri Nemeroff Jersey Mike’s Jimmy and Ariel Romell Joan Yura Joe & Michelle Sheffield Joe and Denise Huerta Joe and June Lobit Villarreal Joe and Linda Ramacciotti Joel and Selma Navarro John and Ale Hamlet John Migl Jorge and Jackie Padilla Jose and Gloria Garcia Joseph and Elizabeth Leary Joshua and Julie Davis Jospeh and Elizabeth Leary Kathryn M. Burshnick Kathy-Ann Riley Ken and Margie Horton Kendra Scott Jewelry Kenneth and Deborah Korty Kimberly Guidry Speirs Knights of Columbus Kona Ice La Madeleine La Patisserie Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Lawrence and Kelley Hosek Learning Express Leonard and Barbara Friesenhahn Lisa Lira Louie Mueller BBQ Louis Moyer Lucy’s Fried Chicken Luella Smith Luis Velez & Hilda Martinez-Velez Make It Sweet Mark and Natasha Chapla Mark Calais
Mary Kay IBC Catherine Brites McAlister’s Deli Michael and Hope Debo Michael and Stephanie Hyzak Michelle Hyzak Mike and Liz Washlesky Mike Skowronek Montana Fresh Christmas Trees Moonshine Grill Mr. and Mrs. Eric and Rachel Felan Mr. Brian Kemp Mr. Charles Jones Mr. Felipe Carvajal Mr. Jesus “Toro” Martinez Mr. Jon Sherman Mr. Michael Hoffer Mr. Willie Gomez Ms. Ana Celada-Samayoa Ms. Barbara Fletcher Ms. Beth Foley Ms. Casey Foyt Ms. Chris Rethlake Ms. Cindy Axum Ms. Claire McCarthy Ms. Darlene Howard Ms. Elena Castillo Ms. Emily Hladik Ms. Erika Ferrales Ms. Gloria Vallejo Ms. Heidi Pickerill Ms. Jeannie Coale Ms. Jessica Chaffee Ms. Joan Yura Ms. Jordan Babcock Ms. Judy Jenschke Ms. Kara Lee Ruckriegal Ms. Kim Hoang Ms. Kimberley Guidry Speirs Ms. Maria Garcia Ms. Nikii Guerra Ms. Patty Townsend Ms. Pilar Castrejon Ms. Terri Kunkel Ms. Vivian Conway Nathan and Jennifer Caruso Natural Bridge Caverns Navarro Family Nohemi Alvarez Norma Sigler Oak Hill Eye Care/Dr. David Tybor Omni Austin Hotel Downtown Otterbox Outback Steakhouse P Terry’s Paramount & State Theatres Patrick Kurunwune Paul Martin’s Austin Grill Peter and Amy Reitmeyer Peter and Elizabeth Polito Peter and Kimberly Barger PF Chang’s Phil’s Ice House Pinthouse Pizza Pipe World, Inc. Pluckers Pok-E-Jo’s Smokehouse, Inc Precision Camera and Video PSC Quality Seafood Rack Room Shoes Randy and Karen Ritch Ray and Deborah Cantu Ready to Run Austin Reale’s Pizza & Café Rev. Alberto Carbajal Rev. James Misko Road ID Robert and Allison Cavazos
Robert and Jeanie Hermansen Robert and Judy Bonham Robert Berend Ron and DeAnn Walker Russell Korman Jewelers Schlitterbahn Scholtzsky’s School of Rock Sea World San Antonio Seth and Sara Wallis Shake Shack Shannon and April Swenson Shannon Taylor Sherlock’s Pub and Grill SLCS Run Club Smith Robertson Attorneys at Law Snooze Sonic @ Northcross Special Addition St. Dominic Savio Catholic High School St. Louis Booster Club St. Louis Guadalupanas St. Michael’s Catholic Academy Stahl, Bernal, Davis, Swewell & Chavarria Attorneys at Law Stan’s Heating and AC Stephanie Mayes Stephen and Michelle Hughes Stephen and Susana Campos Steve Armstrong Photography Steven and Kathy Coonan Studio Kitchen Subway Supporters Teekell Family Terra Toys Terry Pokar Texas Roadhouse The Cantu Family The Cheesecake Factory The Coffey Family The Egg & I The Frasier Family The Knights of Columbus, Council No. 5967 The Long Center The Martin Family The Melting Pot The Monogram Lady The Oasis The Park The Steeping Room The Texas Store The Wallis Family Thundercloud Subs Tiff’s Treats Tim and Rosalie Dowling Tinseltown 20 T-Loc’s Sonora Hot Dogs Todd and Christine Wilkens Tom and Carol Coale Tom and Connie Brown Uchi and Uchiko Velvet Taco Vera Bradley Store Villarreal Family Villarreal Fine Jewelers Vintage Villas-Hotel and Events Water 2 Wine Waterloo Ice House Waterloo Ice House Wegner Family William and Cindy Gee ZACH Theatre Zoe’s Kitchen
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