THE KING’S ACADEMY 1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA BUILDS

COVER PHOTO MISSION STATEMENT In January 2017, 43 students and chaperones traveled to Cristo The King’s Academy exists to assist the home and church Rey, Nicaragua where they built in their endeavor to “train up a child in the way he should six homes for needy families, distributed lunches through a local go” (Proverbs 22:6). Its mission is to share salvation church’s feeding program, and through Jesus Christ and to graduate Christian leaders provided school uniforms to local students. Pictured: Jacob Brodnick who seek to impact their world for the King of kings ’17, Mason Boudreaux ’17, and Christian Guida ’17. through academic excellence and spiritual vitality. A LETTER FROM TKA’S PRESIDENT

DEAR TKA FAMILY:

The past twelve months have been full of joy in many ways at The King’s Academy. We have seen unparalleled success in academics, athletics, and the arts. More importantly, we have seen God work in the hearts, minds, and bodies of many at King’s—often in miraculous ways!

These God-given wonders have reminded me often to thank Him and those who have gone before for preparing a firm foundation on which to build our current successes. As Jeremiah 29:11 reminds us, it is God’s plan and the work of His obedient servants that have established The King’s Academy as a premier Christian school; with an incredible 47-year history and a hope- filled future.

One highlight of the 2016-2017 school year was the construction and completion of the Page Family Center for Performing Arts; a 23,000 square foot, state-of-the-art theatre in the middle of TKA’s 60-acre campus. This tremendous building project was the culmination of more than 40 years of faith, imagination, and hard work by many predecessors.

In 1973, King’s first music directors Larry and Marie Davies wrote a script and gathered an eager group of parents and students in King’s Cherry Road “Matchbox” gymnasium hoping to build a stage, install some theatrical lighting, and hang drops. Despite a lack of air conditioning and uncomfortable wooden bleachers, this faith-filled group of pioneers produced TKA’s first school musical, Nazarene. Thankfully, King’s families and first patrons came to the show, and so began The King’s Academy’s four-decade long commitment to honoring Christ through the theatrical arts. Because of the Davies’ legacy, we are now able to build artistic excellence on a national scale.

This story (from TKAvault.net) demonstrates, that today, we both benefit from King’s past and have a great responsibility for TKA’s future. The importance of today’s efforts to build excellence in academics, athletics, and the arts for tomorrow’s students should not be underestimated. As such, King’s Board of Governors recently approved a new strategic plan, The Future is Now, focused on: • Instilling Faith (page 30); • Impacting Learning (page 32); • Initiating Growth (page 34) • Inspiring Innovation (page 36); and • Influencing Culture (page 38) in The King’s Academy’s students, faculty, programs, and facilities.

My prayer is that the Lord will bless us each day as we use this plan to continue building His best at The King’s Academy.

Thank-you for choosing King’s to educate your children. We take our responsibility to you and your family very seriously and will continue, with God’s help, to build the finest Christian school. Please help The King’s Academy continue to expand by sharing a digital copy of this report (TKA.net/Presidents-Report) with your friends and extended family.

And, as you read this report, please join me in praising our King, the One who makes all of this excellence possible!

Sincerely,

Randal L. Martin President

See what’s new for 2017-2018!

THE KING’S ACADEMY 3 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 AUGUST 2016 6 2016 Prefect Retreat held at PBA and led by Director of Student Life Miss Dawson and Director of Student Ministries Mr. Kimpel.

2 4 TKA student Reid Champlin TKA’s Page Family Center scores a perfect section on for Performing Arts’ the ACT, acing reading. backstage floor poured. TKA BUILDS

19 19 First TKA Lions TKA beats Cardinal 18 football game Newman 20-6, “Roarin’ Renovations to Kahlert Stadium completed, including a new broadcast by The Between the Royals” in a scoreboard, sound system, and royal palm trees. King’s Academy Preseason Classic. Broadcast Crew. 24 25 TKA Lions swim team New Director of Student wins first home meet Ministries Stephen Kimpel and breaks three school unveils first records. chapel series, “Don’t Feed the Wildlife.”

THE KING’S ACADEMY 4 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 8 10 Teachers return for 2016-17 New pad for expanded school year, starting with guest bleachers poured at 15 President’s Breakfast. Kahlert Stadium.

Newly renovated library unveiled. KIDSERVATORY

15 16 Prayer and praise highlights First day of school for 1,475 TKA’s Get Acquainted Day. students. 17 TKA’s Kidservatory begins for fine arts 26 students in 4th through 6th grade.

The King’s Regiment, TKA’s 26 26 Media Center renamed TKA Lions football team new parade band, is unveiled the Rosemary (1-0) wins season opener Beaumont Library 29-6 over St. Andrews. and plays National Anthem. in honor of long- time volunteer.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 5 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 SEPTEMBER 2016

2 7 9 10 TKA Lions football team Sixth grade football wins TKA Lions football team 230 high school students (2-0) beats Benjamin 37-6. first game on 80-yd fumble (3-0) travels to Marathon “Rock the Universe” in recovery TD as time expires. and returns with 49-0 win. Orlando. 10

13 16 TKA welcomes US Naval Varsity football team (4-0) Seventh grader Mia Rodriguez wins the Sea Cadet Corps to train on wins on Elementary Night, beating Coral Shores 35-0. Boca Bobcat XC Invitational. campus.

23 Undefeated TKA Lions swim team beats PBG and improves to 18-0. 24 26 TKA alum Paul Schumacher Boys golf team three-peats TKA Football (5-0) beats Miami scores 100th NCAA point at Crutchfield-Hawkins 23 Country Day 35-0 in a lightning- for Gardner-Webb football. Invitational to go 84-0. shortened game. THE KING’S ACADEMY 6 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 10 NATIONAL CHAMPS Lady Lions volleyball wins Highlands Christian Invitational. 10 10 Senior Andrew Kozan shoots TKA Lions boys golf team wins 7-under par, wins school’s first-ever national individual National Championship. championship in Arizona.

17 17 21 23 TKA alum James Holland Seventh grader Mia The King’s Regiment Elementary students enjoy leads Colgate to 55-13 win Rodriguez wins the Spanish and Strings perform Johnny Appleseed Day. over Yale with 110 yards River XC Invitational with the National Anthem rushing and a TD. PR of 20:07. at Marlins Stadium. 23 King’s YouTube channel, TKALionheart, TKA Lions boys golf team 20 gets 6 millionth view. shoots a team record 269 to win the TKA Invitational. 28 King’s student body prays together at “See You at the Pole.” 30 TKA Lions football (6-0) beats Glades Day on the 27 road 37-21. Lady Lions volleyball beats Benjamin in tight 5-setter.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 7 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 OCTOBER 2016 HOMECOMING Hurricane Matthew interrupts homecoming, but God protects TKA. 8 8 TKA Lions football (7-0) Aidan Hobbs and Jenny beats Pine Crest 51-19 at Spell named Homecoming homecoming. King and Queen. 1 4 Lady Lions volleyball downs Emmanuel Lamur ’07, Fort Pierce Central to Minnesota Vikings (4-0) improve to 14-4. beat Giants on Monday Night Football.

TKA BUILDS 8 14 Christina Alessi ’10 Seniors beat juniors 14-0 inducted into TKA Hall of in a delayed homecoming Fame (volleyball, basketball). powder puff game. 16 17 TKA Preschool’s fifth location New theatre’s stage opens in Boynton Beach. concrete is poured.

27 TKA swimming wins two district runner- 25 27 up trophies for the TKA Theatre Co.’s “And Professional artist first time in school Then They Came for Me” Scott Erickson is history. opens a sold-out, six guest speaker in performance run. chapel.

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11 12 TKA golf wins King’s TKA’s annual Boutique & TKA swimming finishes the regular 108th FHSAA District Trunk Show is a success. season with a combined 26-1-1 record. Championship by 44 strokes.

20 19 TKA boys and girls cross country teams win 21 National honor societies TKA Theatre Co.’s “Cheaper induct 193 new members. King’s 109th and 110th district titles all-time. by the Dozen” opens for four sold-out performances.

21 21 22 25 Hundreds of TKA Dads TKA Lions (8-0) finish a Junior Madeline Furtado TKA volleyball beats Lincoln enjoy “Dads & Donuts” with perfect regular season with wins CBS12’s Athlete of the Park Academy in the FHSAA their King’s students. a 55-7 victory over Lasalle. Week award. regional quarterfinals. 28 29 30 31 Lions football (9-0) beats TKA girls cross country TKA golfers Andrew Kozan, Eighth graders travel to Marathon 55-7 in the first qualifies for states as Alex Vogelsong finish 2nd Philadelphia and Gettysburg round of the SFC playoffs. FHSAA regional runner-up. and 5th at FHSAA states. for American history trip.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 9 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 NOVEMBER 2016 5 Broadway stars Matthew James Thomas (Pippen, Spider-man) and Tess Soltau ’05 (Wicked, Addams Family) prepare PBC ALL-DISTRICT TKA Conservatory 1 JAZZ BAND students for auditions. For the first time in TKA history, 4 members of TKA’s Jazz Ensemble selected for 4 SFC CHAMPIONS PBC All-District Jazz Band. Lions football (10-0) defeats Coral Shores 48-0 in the SFC Semifinals. 12 Undefeated TKA Lions football team (11-0) beats Pine Crest 21-13 to win 7 8 first conference title. TKA’s track makeover For Election Day, King’s first begins. graders line up to cast ballots. MOVIE PREMIERE

21 21 22 Stadium seating constructed TKA senior Andrew Kozan is The Believe movie, produced by King’s in the Page Family Center named to the Rolex Junior for the Performing Arts’ All-American Team for the alumni Tim, Mark, and Landon Popadic and auditorium. second year in a row. TKA parent Chuck Hobbs, premieres in LA.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 10 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 5 6 Coach Mitchell, Coach Brooke Engstrom, Emily Smith and boys and girls Trieu, Dana Leininger, 6 cross country teams Tara Leininger, and Annie TKA 7th grader Josh Zuchowski breaks compete at FHSAA 1A State Fletcher break TKA Finals in Tallahassee. swimming records and school records in the 200 Individual Medley qualify for State Finals. and 100 Backstroke at FHSAA Regionals.

14 14 16 17 TKA’s Key Club donates TKA seniors practice TKA President Randy Elementary students give over 4,600 food items teamwork at the Senior Martin’s annual report gifts to children in need with to CROS Ministries’ food Retreat in Lake Placid. recaps an outstanding Operation Christmas Child. pantry. school year and includes a vision for King’s future. 24 TKA President and Mrs. Martin welcome 560+ faculty, staff and their families to Thanksgiving dinner at TKA.

30 Championship rings given to King’s national champion boys golf team and TKA’s undefeated football team.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 11 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 DECEMBER 2016

3 3 Rigging, drywall, electrical, TKA Conservatory’s His 2 stucco, and roofing People choir performs at King’s launches new digital installed in TKA’s Center for Boynton Beach Community Performing Arts. Church. archives site, TKAvault.net.

12 14 15 15 More than 65 TKA students Piano students treat TKA Chapel speaker TKA’s “Pepsi Wagon” gets a serve at Urban Youth families and friends to Robert Madu TKA Lions makeover. Impact’s Christmas Store, King’s first-ever Christmas reminds students to entertaining children while recital. use God-given gifts. their parents select gifts. 20 TKA senior Jacob Brodnick receives a congressional nomination to the US Naval Academy in Annapolis from US Representative 21 17 Lois Frankel. TKA’s annual Christmas Christmas party hosted for program, Christmas at the TKA’s international students Kravis, celebrates the birth from 15 countries. of our Lord Jesus Christ.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 12 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 4 5 Five-time state champion TKA sophomore Alex 12 Lady Lions cheerleading Vogelsong shoots a 4-under The King’s Regiment and TKA team wins twice at Seminole par final round to win the Dancers march down Main Street Ridge to stay undefeated. 2016 SFPGA Junior Tour USA at Disney’s Magic Kingdom. Championship. COACH OF THE YEAR

15 TKA’s Head Varsity Football Coach Keith 16 17 The King’s Academy’s Landscaping added to the Allen awarded the Florida Dairy Farmers preschoolers perform in five Center for Performing Arts’ Independent Coach of the Year Award. Christmas programs. site. TKA STUDENT-ATHLETES RECOGNIZED

21 21 21 21 TKA 7th grader Mia TKA sophomore Alex TKA junior Madeline TKA senior Andrew Kozan Rodriguez named to Sun- Vogelsong named to the Furtado named to the Sun- named Sun-Sentinel’s and Sentinel’s All-County Girls Sun-Sentinel’s All-County Sentinel’s All-County Girls Palm Beach Post’s Golfer Cross Country First Team. Boys Golf First Team. Volleyball First Team. of the Year for third year.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 13 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 JANUARY 2017

2 3 4 5 Kirk Faris ’15 selected to march TKA’s Daniel Demmery ’05 King’s loading dock for the TKA Cheer Invitational held with The Citadel’s Regimental becomes the youngest Center for Performing Arts at the Loveland Center. Band in the Presidential Boeing 777 captain in the is ready to accept its first Inauguration parade. world. deliveries. PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION 7 7 TKA senior Alex Brown Lady Lions Cheerleading represents TKA’s undefeated wins 2017 FCC National football team on Palm Beach Grand Championship, Post’s All-County Football overall winner against all First Team. schools.

17 TKA Honors Choir and Dance 25 26 Program is one of only 12 schools TKA Lions Soccer advances TKA observes the Chinese to the FHSAA district finals New Year with a lunch nationwide chosen to perform at with a 1-0 win over top- celebration of food and the 58th Presidential Inauguration. seeded Oxbridge. culture.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 14 PRESIDENT’S REPORT COACH OF THE YEAR 6 TKA Golf Coach Ross Cash named Palm Beach Post’s 2016 Coach of 6 6 the Year. King’s junior Logan Othmer TKA’s Lady Lion and sophomore Alex Cheerleading team wins Vogelsong honored as First King’s 35th Regional Team All-County Golfers. Championship. TKA BUILDS

11 15 King’s students travel to Nicaragua TKA’s new “blue-tiful” track is to build houses and serve at a local completed. orphanage.

26 28 31 31 TKA’s Molly Erneston to Lady Lion Cheerleaders TKA’s Alex Brown signs to TKA’s Jared Kirkpatrick play lacrosse for Ohio State. finish as state runner-ups. play DI football for Stetson. signs to play football at Southeastern University. THE KING’S ACADEMY 15 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 FEBRUARY 2017

1 3 4 6 TKA Conservatory students AMMO & Co Ltd features TKA holds annual dodgeball TKA AP English class holds perform at the Harriet The Kings Regiment’s tourney. Victorian tea in honor of Himmel Theater. drums. authors Jane Austen and Oscar Wilde.

40 Year Reunion 13 TKA alumni Heath Evans (Super Bowl Champion and NFL Network), Emmanuel Lamur (Minnesota Vikings LB), and 11 Sammuel Lamur return to train King’s student-athletes. TKA hosts its Class of 1976’s 40th reunion. TOP 5-RANKED THEATRE PROGRAM 17 TKA Artistic Director David Snyder named 2017 CSPBC Teacher of the Year. He leads TKA’s Conservatory of the Arts’ Top 5 nationally-ranked theatre program. 18 STEM students compete in Science Olympiad. THE KING’S ACADEMY 16 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 8 8 9 9 TKA senior Austin Sharkey TKA’s Coach Scott Williams TKA’s 15th annual Sidewalk Pastor Erwin and junior Andrew Morris honored with the 2017 Cafe, celebrates food, McManus of receive Gold Key Awards Exceptional Youth Tennis music, dance and art from Mosaic Church in from the National Scholastic Provider award from USTA around the world. Los Angeles leads Arts Awards. Florida. TKA chapels. WINNING ATHLETIC PROGRAMS

14 14 15 15 TKA boys and girls TKA boys and girls tennis TKA soccer players Enzo TKA softball opens the lacrosse teams beat teams start season 2-0, Lerer, Luiz Spolidoro, and season with a 15-3 home Suncoast 10-7 and 7-4. sweeping Cardinal Newman Caleb DeMarco selected win over Coral Springs 7-0 and 7-0. to play in the PBC Senior Christian. Soccer Showcase.

NYC LINCOLN 20 CENTER TKA Conservatory students perform at NYC’s Lincoln Center in “Crazy For You” 18 with Broadway, TV and film stars Jack McBrayer, Rachel Dratch, Tony Yazbeck, TKA students serve at the and Laura Osnes. Access Life Expo. THE KING’S ACADEMY 17 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 MARCH 2017

16 16 16 16 Lions and Lady Lions defeat TKA’s Sophia Dorribo The world-famous Yale TKA band visits Lexington all district rivals at TKA Track accepted by Cornell Spizzwinks a capella group and Concord and the Blue & Field Invitational. University. performs at the TKA Man Group while in Boston. Conservatory. King’s YouTube channel (TKALionheart) reaches 8 million 19 views, with 12,000 daily views from 200+ countries.

20 22 23 25 King’s students spend spring TKA’s beautiful new main Carpet laid in the Center Science Olympiad team break sharing the Gospel stage is complete. for Performing Arts; pattern represents King’s in the in neighborhoods around inspired by the “Old World” state finals. Atlanta. theatres of Europe.

TKA’s Class of 2017 boasts acceptances from highly selective schools such as 29 Cornell, Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, Rice, NYU, and almost 50 acceptances to the University of Florida and Florida State University.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 18 PRESIDENT’S REPORT King’s students participate as delegates Center for Performing Arts’ 800 seats representing South Africa, Ukraine, and are installed. 17 Senegal at Model UN in New York. 18 TKA BUILDS LEADERS

26 27 27 28 King’s senior Aidan Hobbs Senior soccer players Enzo Junior Haley Gantt named TKA’s theatre named accepted by New York Lerer and Caleb De Marco to the girls’ basketball All- “Page Family Center University. selected to 2017 All-County County First Team by the for Performing Arts” First Team by Sun-Sentinel Palm Beach Post. in honor of Dave, Tuny, and Palm Beach Post. and Charlotte Page.

31 Les Miserables opens for eight shows, the final musical 3131 TKA’s girls and boys track teams finished 1st in team points staged in the M. Nelson Loveland Sports & Fine Arts at the qualifying meet for the PBC Championships. Center.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 19 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 APRIL 2017

NATIONAL RECORD 1 3 4 4 TKA seventh grader Josh State-of-the-art theatrical Due to strong enrollment, Lady Lions Lacrosse wins Zuchowski becomes the equipment, spotlights and The King’s Academy its FHSAA district semifinal youngest USA swimmer ever retractable acoustical shell announces an additional over Park Vista, 11-10. to break the 4:10 mark in added to the Page Family fifth grade class for the the 400 individual medley. Center for Performing Arts. 2017-18 school year. DISTRICT CHAMPS 12 TKA’s Track & Field team wins King’s 112th FHSAA district championship. The boys’ team wins King’s 5th district title of the school year.

20 20 24 25 Lady Lions softball beats TKA Lions baseball beats STRYKE Wynds takes the Lady Lions softball scores Pine Crest 37-23 in a Palm Beach Central 5-4 in silver medal at the WGI 5 runs in the 7th inning record-breaking scorefest. extra innings on a walk off World Championships. and beats Benjamin 8-6 to hit by senior Dylan Costa. advance in FHSAA districts.

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5 6 TKA mathematics teachers King’s seventh grader travel to San Antonio for Josh Zuchowski sets a 5th continuing education at a In its second season at TKA, Lady national record, breaking national math conference. Lions Lacrosse captures its first-ever the National Age Group record in the 200 IM with FHSAA district championship with a a 1:55.75. 7-6 win over Wellington HS. DISTRICT CHAMPS

READY FOR THE NEXT LEVEL

Ashlynn Weston commits to PBA Sailfish to play on its inaugural women’s lacrosse team, Austin Sharkey 19 commits to play baseball at Centre College, and Dana Leininger commits to swim for Trinity University.

26 29 29 29 TKA Lions baseball wins 7-4 King’s Lady Lions 4x100m TKA senior Deuce Shaw Mr. David Skinner and TKA’s over John I. Leonard, led by relay team is FHSAA advances to States as the instrumental students junior Sam Cornelius with 2 Regional Champion. FHSAA Regional Champion perform a “Night of Jazz” at home runs and 5 RBIs. in the pole vault. the Duncan Theatre.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 21 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 MAY 2017

2 4 6 TKA baseball erases a 6-0 Funny Girl opens to a TKA alum and Broadway deficit to beat Oxbridge standing ovation in the 5 actress Tess Soltau (Wicked, 7-6 on a walkoff sacrifice brand new Page Family TKA junior Justin The Addams Family) is cast fly by Nick Van Reeth in the Center for Performing Arts. in the world premiere bottom of the 8th. Bridgewater wins production of Romy and FHSAA 800m state Michele’s High School COACH OF THE YEAR championship. Reunion in Seattle. 9 TKA’s Boys Golf Coach Ross Cash named Florida Coach of the Year. 12 12 King’s softball scoreboard is TKA Explore Program’s 2nd upgraded. annual Cardboard Boat Classic held at the Full-Page Aquatic Center. 17 King’s Class of 2017 completes over 32,000 hours of community 16 16 service, worth more than Lady Lion Competitive King’s Jr. Conservatory $250,000 to Palm Beach Cheerleaders receive FCC and Kidservatory students County. National Championship rings. perform The Lion King Jr.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 22 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 7 7 7 9 TKA’s Class of 2018 hosts As featured in the New York Family Church (with Pastors TKA senior and Auburn prom in honor of King’s Times, TKA junior Christian Jimmy Scroggins and Tim golf commit Andrew Kozan Class of 2017 at the Mirasol Cordon-Cano starts School Akin) holds first service in advances to US Open Country Club. Lunch Fairy, an organization the Page Family Center for sectional qualifying with a to help underprivileged Performing Arts. round of 67. students buy lunches.

12 13 TKA 6th grader Gianna TKA senior Jacob Brodnick Codispotti sings the awarded $200,000 Navy TKA’s Wally ’86, travels to Uganda National Anthem at Roger ROTC scholarship. 14 to provide clean water. Dean Stadium. PATHFINDER WINNER

17 19 TKA senior Reid Champlin, wins First Senior goalie Caleb De Marco and junior Liberty-commit Place in History category at the 2017 Madeline Furtado named TKA’s Athletes of the Year. Palm Beach Post Pathfinder Awards.

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19 23 22 SFC Champion TKA TKA’s Class of 2017 travels Andrew Kozan and Madison Erneston named King’s football’s spring season to Hawaii and Alaska on its M. Nelson Loveland Career Athletes of the Year. victory over John I 10-day senior trip. Leonard is the team’s 16th consecutive win.

25 26 30 TKA’s Kindergartners TKA’s sixth graders US Representative Brian Mast gives are first to “graduate” graduate in the an inspiring commencement address in the Page Center. Page Center. to the Class of 2017.

121 seniors join the ranks of TKA alumni as King’s graduates its Class of 2017 at a commencement ceremony at Christ Fellowship.

30 THE KING’S ACADEMY 24 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Want to See More of TKA’s 2016-2017?

TKA VAULT TKAvault.net holds nearly 400 photo albums, videos, newspaper and social media clippings, publications, sports statistics, and more from this fantastic school year!

Three simple steps to access the TKA Vault: Go to TKAvault.net Click “Browse” Search “2016-2017” or Adjust the Timeline to 1 2 3 2016 through 2017 TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 JUNE 2017

1 3 4 5 Loveland Center is TKA hosts 150 Angel Tree TKA rising 8th grader Mia Former Major League transformed into a Hawaiian football campers at Kahlert Rodriguez is the AAU Baseball player, Olympic luau for year-end President’s Stadium. District Champion in the Champion, and USA luncheon honoring King’s 3000m run and runner up in Baseball Coach of the Year faculty and staff. the 1500m run. Brad Wilkerson and FHSAA State Champion Coach Brett Van Alstyne open TKA Lions ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Sports Camp. 10 TKA Lions’ Justin Bridgewater named Sun-Sentinel’s Track Athlete of the Year. 12 12 TKA’s Jordan Winters TKA’s Brianna Oats, Deuce named first team on the Shaw, and Brandon Prichard Sun-Sentinel’s All-County named first team on the Softball Team. Sun-Sentinel’s All-County Track and Field Team. 24 TKA graduate Jenny Spell’s miraculous story featured 21 23 on People Magazine’s TKA announces the addition TKA Lions sports campers website. of Jeremy Evans as its get pointers from Florida new Director of Athletic Golf Coach of the Year Ross Performance Training. Cash.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 26 PRESIDENT’S REPORT COACH OF THE YEAR 10 TKA Coach Janis Smith honored as Sun-Sentinel Coach of the Year for Boys 8 9 1A-2A Track & Field. TKA’s administrative Carissa Martin ‘17 selected team returns from for a highly regarded its annual planning internship at the Loxahatchee retreat with a multi- River District before heading year strategic plan. to Emory University. TKA BUILDS

18 20 TKA’s Danielle (Bradley) TKA alum and Super Bowl Dingman ’06 (and HOF ’12) champion Heath Evans 14 wins two national titles in a visits TKA to discuss single day at USA Triathlon’s his experience as a TKA The Loveland Athletic Center stage is 2017 Duathlon Nationals. student-athlete. remodeled to become TKA Lions’ new Athletic Performance Training Center. King’s channel gets 20 9 million views. 28 TKA’s Brianna Oats qualifies for the Junior Olympics in the heptathlon and the 400m hurdles. 30 30 More than 100 campers TKA summer campers enjoy prepare for the future at Arty Gras week at Camp TKA Lions soccer and girls’ ROAR! volleyball camps.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 27 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA YEAR IN REVIEW 2016-2017 JULY 2017

1 2 3 6 King’s Director of Facilities TKA rising senior Parker TKA 8th grader Josh King’s SFC Champion Dave McCarty and TKA’s Bennett earns the rank of Zuchowski named Swimmer football team bonds and maintenance staff continues Eagle Scout by building a of the Month by Swimming grows athletically, mentally, refreshing King’s campus for shaded playground for the World Magazine. and spiritually at FCA the new school year. YMCA. Football Camp.

15 15 18 18 TKA alum and TKA hosts NFL Chicago With newly installed TKA’s Andrew Kozan ’17 Minnesota Bears cornerback Cre’Von signage, TKA shares the advances to match play Vikings linebacker LeBlanc and his foundation’s Good News in all of its at the US Junior Amateur Emmanuel Lamur’s inaugural football camp. classrooms. Championship. jersey number (9) retired. 26 26 TKA’s Gilda Doria ’10 The Loveland Center is is the leading scorer in renamed the M. Nelson the CLSA 2017 Premier Loveland Athletic Center. Division Championship soccer game.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 28 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 24 TKA Lions Associate AD Chris Hobbs publishes article, “The Coach is the Key,” in the Interscholastic Athletic Administration Journal. 17 TKA Lions Sports Camp hosts more than 50 future King’s basketball stars.

7 TKA Soccer Goalie Caleb DeMarco ’17 selected as the Florida High School Player of 7 15 the Year and named an All-American. Mrs. Christin Diddle, TKA’s TKA’s Sammuel and Creative Director, beautifies Emmanuel Lamur ’07 PLAYER OF THE YEAR TKA’s campus with new inducted into the TKA Lions door signage. Hall of Fame.

21 22 22 24 King’s new boulevard Six new classrooms are TKA’s Kelley McGillicuddy TKA alum Christian James banners go up, reminding added for the 2017-18 ’10 is outstanding as Velma single “Fall” receives more the TKA family that we school year. Von Tussle in Hairspray at than 100,000 SoundCloud thrive together. the Dr. Phillips Center in streams. Orlando.

28 30 31 New pictures hung The Loveland Center game court is King’s host families welcome throughout the main refinished, including lettering honoring 78 international students, administration building. King’s founding Board Chair and 25-year representing more than 20 countries, including Antigua, President, M. Nelson Loveland. China, Italy, Serbia, Kenya, and France.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 29 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 24 TKA Lions Associate AD Chris Hobbs publishes article, “The Coach is the Key,” in the Interscholastic Athletic Administration Journal. TKA BUILDS

INSTILLING FAITH

STRATEGIC STEPS FOR BUILDING SPIRITUAL GROWTH

s The King’s Academy developed its new pursuing full-time and bi-vocational Christian A strategic plan “The Future Is Now” during the service. 2016-2017 school year, its most important priority • Examined the effectiveness of chapel programs quickly emerged: Instilling Faith. As King’s is a Christian to intentionally reach today’s young people with school with an admissions policy that welcomes all a relevant Gospel at all age levels. students regardless of faith, it remains vital that we • Provided increased opportunities for students to clearly explain and exemplify our Christian faith at all impact their world through missions trips, Bible times. Doing so in a manner which reflects love and studies, and local outreaches. grace, while maintaining Biblical truths, is also key. From 43 students and chaperones travelling to This year, a number of actions laid the groundwork Nicaragua to build homes for that country’s poor to for the strategic initiatives outlined in “The Future TKA hosting three football camps in partnership with is Now.” Those actions go beyond simply sharing Christian organizations to the growth of King’s new salvation through Jesus Christ to preparing Christian student-led “ONE80” Bible study, TKA’s community is leaders through active discipleship. To that end, we… intentionally seeking God’s best. • Installed Stephen Kimpel as Director of Campus Ministries to provide youthful, vibrant leadership Most importantly, our students are coming to Christ. to a unique generation of students. More than 35 students made specific first-time • Prepared specific coursework for a Christian decisions to follow and commit their lives to Him Ministry designation for students interested in during the 2016-17 school year!

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TKA BUILDS

IMPACTING LEARNING

INNOVATION AND ENRICHMENT BUILD ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

t The King’s Academy, academic excellence is a (NILD) Discovery Program, Success For All A top priority of its outstanding faculty. Its Students (SFAS), and occupational and speech academic administration, led by Headmaster Doug therapy offerings continue to grow and reflect Raines, is committed to providing these teachers with TKA’s dedication to excellence at all levels of every tool necessary for academic success. learning. • In the middle school and high school, STEM, The piloting and launch of three specific academic Conservatory, and Business tracks continue to programs, along with the growth of others, evidence thrive. TKA’s continued focus on learning and innovation: • Honors, Advanced Placement, and Dual Enrollment class offerings in many subject areas • Sports Medicine launched under the leadership continue to provide challenging academic focus of Tyler Hamilton, allowing students to examine for students, with TKA’s Advanced Placement their interest in specific intersects of athletics program achieving an unprecedented 89% pass and medicine. rate! • Christian Ministry provides an academic preparation for students interested in pursuing The success of TKA’s academic program is reflected in Christian service. the continued admission to and success of graduates • Attorney Denise Brown spent the entire 2016-17 at top colleges and universities, and The King’s school year planning and piloting the country’s Academy’s leadership remains committed to ensuring first high school Christian Pre-Law Program, that core academic rigor is not compromised by “flavor and the program is poised to grow and attract of the month” programming as specialized programs national attention. add to rather than take away from the overall academic • TKA’s elementary EXPLORE Gifted Program, focus of the school. Search & Teach Early Intervention Program, National Institute for Learning Development

THE KING’S ACADEMY 32 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Second grade teacher Mrs. Kara Fountain is one of the many expert teachers at The Kings Academy. She is certified in elementary education (K-6), primary education (PreK-3), and exceptional student education (K-12). TKA BUILDS

INITIATING GROWTH

NOW BUILDING THE CAMPUS OF TOMORROW

he 2016-17 school year was another year of time music instructor Mrs. Robin Phillips, laying the Tgrowth for The King’s Academy, both on campus musical groundwork for future success. and off. The most noticeable and celebrated campus addition was the Page Family Center for Performing King’s International Student Program also continues Arts, capping the successful Dedicated to Excellence to grow, and increasing demand from more than 20 Campaign where more than 350 generous donors countries led the school to purchase two additional gave sacrificially so that TKA could provide dedicated dormitory houses, for a total of four for the 2017-18 space for both Athletics and Fine Arts. The 23,000 school year. square foot Page Center is now recognized as one of the premier performing arts venues in all of Palm TKA’s strategic plan The Future is Now lays the Beach County. groundwork for future campus growth, with the recently announced Boswell Science & Technology In addition, TKA renovated the former stage of the Center and a master site plan revision which allows the Loveland Center into a state-of-the-art Athletic school to build for the future. Performance Training Center, with indoor turf, custom weight training facilities, and almost three times the The strategic plan also imagines additional parking space for developing strong, healthy athletes in the near the track and Full-Page Aquatic Center, Lions Athletic programs. additional classrooms and an expanded fieldhouse, a covered elementary PE pavilion, and a student TKA also added a fully-equipped piano lab in the Events center to ensure that current and future students Center. The lab, outfitted with 9 Yamaha Clavinova of The King’s Academy are educated on a campus pianos, allows students of all ages to learn from long- that is second to none.

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TKA BUILDS

INSPIRING INNOVATION

STATE-OF-THE-ART METHODS BUILD ATHLETIC MOMENTUM

he 2016-17 school year saw increased investment • Coach Keith Allen and the Lions Varsity Football Tin The King’s Academy athletic program, with boys continue their undefeated streak, having new and renovated facilities, improved coaching, won their Spring Game, Fall Classic, and first four and a campus-wide focus on building on TKA’s rich regular season games to extend an undefeated history of Lions Athletics. That investment paid early streak to 21 games. dividends with two national championships (Golf • Lions Boys Varsity Golf again competed on the and Cheerleading), an undefeated season (Football), national stage, earning a top-five team finish individual state championship (Track), a regional title and a runner-up individual finish for Senior (Cheerleading), and five district championships (Boys Logan Othmer at the Antigua National HS Golf Golf, Boys Cross Country, Girls Cross Country, Boys Championship. Track and Field, Girls Lacrosse), and numerous broken records (Swimming). And, investment in future success continues at The King’s Academy. With the opening of the Page Family As we enter the 2017-2018 athletic seasons, Center for Performing Arts, the school transformed previous success is resulting in a new permanence of the former stage of the Loveland Athletic Center achievement: into an athletic performance center that rivals many • Lady Lions volleyball is undefeated early in the college-level facilities. Additional investment in the season, defeating traditional county powers and future strength and health of Lions athletes came with earning local and state recognition. the hiring of Jeremy Evans, from Dr. James Andrew’s • Lions swimming is dominating competition and Exos Performance Institute, and Kimmy (Ruch) Ledford enjoying the Full-Page Aquatic Center while ’12 to focus on building the strength, flexibility, and records continue to fall — 10 at last count. athleticism needed to achieve at the highest level.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 36 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA ATHLETICS BY THE NUMBERS 1 Antigua National Golf Individual Championship FHSAA Track & Field Individual State Champion Southeastern Football Conference Championship Undefeated Football Season (11-0) FHSAA Cheer Regional Championship FHSAA Boys Track Regional Runner-up 2 National Championships - Antigua National Golf Invitational Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders 3 Top 5 Golfers at the National Golf Championship Coaches of the Year: Keith Allen, Ross Cash, Janis Smith 5 FHSAA District Championships Boys Golf, Boys Cross Country, Girls Cross Country, Boys Track and Field, Girls Lacrosse 6 FloridaHighSchoolFootball.com All-State Players Christian Guida, Alex Brown, Justin Wake, Jacob Brodnick, Ryan Kingman, Jared Kirkpatrick 7 TKA Medalists at the FHSAA Track State Finals Justin Bridgewater, Deuce Shaw, Brandon Pritchard, Sierra Smith, Brianna Oats, Alexis Hobbs, Boys 4x800 Seniors Participating in All-Star Games Will Bayonne, Alex Brown, Daniel Scroggins, Caleb DeMarco, Dylan Costa, Austin Sharkey, Ricky Namen 8 TKA Athletes Playing at the College Level Next Year Alex Brown, Dylan Costa, Andrew Kozan, Jared Kirkpatrick, Dana Leininger, Ricky Neyman, Austin Sharkey, Ashlynn Weston 20 Total Team Invitational & FHSAA Championships TKA Track Athletes Advancing to FHSAA State Finals 73 Number of TKA Varsity Athletes with a 4.0+ GPA 86 Palm Beach Post and Sun Sentinel All-County Athletes Justin Bridgewater, Class of 2018, is a State Champion in the 800-meter run, and a member of the varsity basketball team and 706 varsity cross country team - which is ranked 5th in the state. TKA Student-Athletes on Athletic Rosters .876 Record Fall Varsity Winning Percentage TKA BUILDS INFLUENCING CULTURE

FINE ARTS RANKED IN TOP 5 NATIONALLY

he debut of TKA’s Page Family Center for at Disney World, Marlins Park, and FIU Stadium in TPerforming Arts represented the culmination of addition to Kahlert Stadium. The new-look Regiment a year of growth for the Conservatory of the Arts sported custom-designed uniforms reminiscent of and Elementary Kidservatory. From vocal arts to England’s Royal British Military Guard, while playing instrumental arts to theatre, dance, digital, and visual custom-designed marching drums and herald arts, TKA’s long-respected fine arts program grew to a trumpets. TKA’s Jazz Band came to life in 2016-2017 new level of instruction and performance! with numerous performances, capping the year with a full “Night of Jazz” concert at PBSC’s Duncan Theatre. In the first full year of implementation, the Conservatory presented an emotional run of Les Miserables starring Throughout the year, TKA’s Elementary Kidservatory TKA alumnus Nate Adams ’04 as Jean Valjean in the implemented instrumental, vocal, and dance offerings final musical performance in the Loveland Center, then for students as young as 4th grade. The elementary opened the Page Center with an amazing production of participated inChristmas at the Kravis, performing to a Funny Girl. In addition, Christmas at the Kravis brought full house of more than 2,200 guests. the entire King’s community together to celebrate the birth of Jesus in a spectacular pageant similar to King’s Finally, TKA’s Studio 70 broadcast, film, and traditional Christmas programs at West Palm Beach’s photography program grew in leaps and bounds, with “Leaky Tee-Pee” Auditorium in the 1970s and 1980s. student-produced video offerings throughout the The Conservatory’s Black Box stage productions year. TKA became the first high school to present a delved into the horrors and atrocities of the Holocaust live, multi-camera, student-produced Friday night with And Then They Came for Me, balanced with the football broadcast, utilizing the TKA Broadcast Crew light, comedic Cheaper by the Dozen. TKA’s middle under the leadership of Shelby Kimpel and alumna school performers also staged a wonderful concert Macey (Leslie ’08) Norton. The growth of Studio 70, production of Disney’s The Lion King, Jr. along with the continued success of TKA’s theatre productions, also led to TKA achieving its 10 millionth TKA’s long years of success in marching band launched view on YouTube.com/TKALionheart. a new program with The King’s Regiment performing

CHECK OUT THESE LINKS TO TKA’S 2016-2017 PERFORMANCES And Then They Cheaper by Les Miserables Came for Me the Dozen Funny Girl Lion King Jr.

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TKA BUILDS SUPPORTING THE MISSION

CONTINUED STABILITY

he King’s Academy governs and shepherds the approach to budgeting maximizes school resources, Tresources with which the school is blessed in order while fundraising and philanthropic endeavors allow for to ensure TKA will remain a positive value proposition growth and expansion. for parents for decades to come. TKA’s conservative

THE KING’S ACADEMY SOURCE OF FUNDS 2016-2017

78% 11% 7% 4% Tuition Gifts Auxiliary Fees Services THE KING’S ACADEMY USE OF FUNDS 2016-2017

2% Transportation 48% 18% 8% 6% 3% Salaries & Endowment/ General Debt Administration Benefits Contingency Instructional Service 9% 6% Auxiliary Maintenance Services

THE KING’S ACADEMY 40 PRESIDENT’S REPORT THE KING’S ACADEMY 41 PRESIDENT’S REPORT THE KING’S ACADEMY ASSETS 2004-2017

Total Assets $50M$50M Net Assets

$40M$40M

$30M$30M

$20M$20M

$10M$10M

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

FOR YEARS ENDING JUNE 30

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he King’s Academy is constantly growing, building on the success of a 47 year history! From new programs and faculty Tto buildings and opportunities, TKA could not build as it does without the philanthropic support of generous donors. Your financial support has a direct and immediate impact on all aspects of the school - in academics, the arts, athletics, financial assistance, professional development, facilities, and campus life. In the 2016-2017 school year, Parents, Grandparents, Alumni, and Friends of The King’s Academy gave more than $1,600,000 to projects and programs at TKA. The Annual Fund raised more than $600,000, with almost $80,000 of that dedicated to need-based financial assistance. At the same time, the Dedicated to Excellence Campaign raised more than $1,000,000. Thank you for your generosity as TKA builds!

$400,000+ Mr. Herbert F. Kahlert Tuppen’s Marine Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Perez Mr. and Mrs. John (Holly Mr. Richard A. Krause United Data Technologies Ms. Marjorie Potter-Kolb Loveland ’95) Boswell Mr. and Mrs. David Loveland ’90 United Technologies Mr. and Mrs. John Powell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Loveland ’75 (Pratt & Whitney) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Raines Mr. and Mrs. Gene Martin Wells Fargo Educational Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ricker $200,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Raul Rodila Matching Gift Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rodriguez Family Church Mr. and Mrs. Luis Saillant Dr. and Dr. Hayden Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scalisi Mr. and Mrs. John Page Mr. Bill Weisberg and Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. John O. Schlechter Mrs. Karin Taylor Dr. Vincent Apicella and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Simon $50,000+ Dr. Mariaclara Bago Ms. Tammie Smolchek Mr. John Askintowicz and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutton The Batchelor Foundation $2,500-4,999 Mrs. Deborah Ricci Mr. and Mrs. Steven Templeton Johnson Scholarship Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Kwame Mr. and Mrs. Max (Heidi $25,000-49,999 National Christian Foundation Bawuah-Edusei Toepfer ’83) Thompson ’81 South Florida National Christian Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biskupiak Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Titus Palm Beach Atlantic University Tampa Bay Ms. Judy Coble Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Reeth The Kendall Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Brad Wilkerson Trust Mr. and Mrs. David Rinker Mr. and Mrs. Claybrook Collier Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Williams Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Graves Mr. and Mrs. Kash Croteau Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Albert Mr. and Mrs. John DiDonato Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bohne $500-999 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerardi Amazing Grace Assisted $10,000-24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Kamal Fereg Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kozan Living Home David and Leighan Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fuhrman Mr. Randall Loveland ’77 Bellaggio Residents Association Rinker Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Gatchell ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin ’88 Butler Construction NextEra Energy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Gay Mr. and Mrs. Randal Carjosmi Properties Renaissance Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hannan (Heidi Varella ’88) Martin Curtis Dermatology Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hartig Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fantastic Finishes of Palm Beach Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collier Jr. Mr. Sean P. Kelley (Sheryl Buhl ’83) Masi Froehlich& De La Rua, LLC Landscape Lighting Designs Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Kingman Dr. and Mrs. Clyde S. Harbour Petroleum Corp of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray Dorsey III Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Knoll Meckstroth ’77 Brevard Insurance Office of America Ms. Janet Kozikowski Mr. and Mrs. James Erneston Dr. and Mrs. Henry Virkler Hawkins Construction Dr. and Dr. George Kubski Jez Capital Erneston Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobbs Kiwanis Club of $1,000-2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Donald LaTorre West Palm Beach Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Loveland Mr. and Mrs. Mark Leininger Mr. and Mrs. Michael BCM Construction Loveland Electric Mr. David Linder ’78 (Meg) Percy Bill Snoddy Construction Marine Exhaust Systems Mr. and Mrs. David Lodwick Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rasmussen Company Modern NP Mr. and Mrs. James Long III Regal Paint Center Foundation Chiropractic Clinic Morgan’s Country Kitchen Rev. and Dr. Kevin Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Rodriguez Hulett Environmental Services Moya Photography Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scalici J & J Produce Music Man Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Schaefer JC Martin Jewelers National Concrete Mr. and Mrs. Juan Martin Ms. Jan Smith La Bamba Mexican and Spanish Polishing Company Anonymous Donor Lightning Electric Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Meldrim Palm Beach Glass Lost Tree Club Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mercurio Royal Palm Pools MJ Truck Nation Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mickler Shults Orthodontics $5,000-9,999 NFL Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rosenvel Molina Sierra Clinical Services Braman Honda of Palm Beach Prima Properties Mr. and Mrs. Sean Monaco Sourcing Solutions USA Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Foundation Ridgeway Plumbing Mr. Robert Mullins The Center for Bone & Joint Premier Family Health & Sailfish Club of Florida Dr. Dominique Musselman ’80 Surgery Wellness Senergy Industrial Solutions Dr. and Dr. Marcos Nores Thea-Ology Salon & Day Spa Mr. Ben Cook, Sr. Shoreline Air Conditioning Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nowlin Titan Building Solutions Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlos Garcia Shores Animal Clinic Dr. and Mrs. Andrew O’Leary Tournament Yacht Sales Mrs. Allie Hanley Signarama Mr. Lee Parker Tradesmen Quality Plastering Mrs. LeAnn Hitchcock ’87 Templeton & Company Mrs. Laura Peppard Vanguard Charitable

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Ventura Construction & Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gunster, Florida’s Law Firm Surfside Contracting Development (Kelly Kendall ’91) Wilson for Business Susan’s Jewelry Viking Security Associates Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Worley Hamilton Grading Team Fitness Westside Outpatient Center Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wright ’85 Hobgood Construction The Arthur J. Gallagher Woerner Holdings Mr. and Mrs. Jason Zwibel Independent Imaging Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brett C. Allen Infinite Loop Photography The Club at Admirals Cove Dr. and Mrs. Sunket Ahkee Innaterx The Lasik Vision Institute Ms. Delia Albee Other Donors Intelligent Holdings / SmartADV The Ogee Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allen A Better Cut Inter-Plan The Sandal Shop Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Avdellas A Cut Above Landscape & J & J Ag Products Tomasello Mr. Christopher P. Bailey ’94 Maintenance J.A. Adams Total Properrty Control Dr. and Mrs. Ken Begnoche Academy of North Palm Beach J.C./G.C. Town Management Services Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bell ’73 Aegis Components James Landscape Designs United Way of Palm Beach Mrs. Deborah J. Bennett Alexandra Gioia Jennifer’s Designer Exchange County Mr. and Mrs. Steven All County Funeral Home Johan Kriek Tennis Visions Hair Studio Brandstetter All Tennis John C. Whelton Voyage International Mr. and Dr. Curtis Brown APKP / DBA Wellington Joseph L. Lunsford Wellington National Holdings Dr. and Dr. Byron Burks Auto Service Jupiter Dental Care Winners Church Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Butler Art Cellar Kabayan Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Abel Mr. and Mrs. Mark Caldwell Association For Community Kaufman Dental Associates Mr. and Mrs. Mike Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cravens Counseling Kety Roqueta Labrador Alterations Mr. and Mrs. James Adkins II Mr. and Mrs. James (Gretchen Atlantis Country Club King Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ahearn Walker ’92) Cristantiello Bass Property Maintenance Klein, Begnoche & Tumminia Mr. and Mrs. John Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Raul De La Rua Beach Cars Dental Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeFloria Beacon Baptist Church Ladybug Bows Mrs. Beverly Akin Mr. Frank Dimino Blessed Boutique Lyrae Group Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alasia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doran BPA Restaurant MAG Engineering Rev. and Mrs. Keith Albert Dr. and Dr. Robert Doria Brett Allen Pool Service Maggs Hair Studio Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Dunn Brinker International Mahoney Pediatrics Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ellis Broedell Insurance Services Maisons Granite Mr. and Dr. Kirk Alexander Mr. and Mrs. James Fields Buckle Your Belt MedExpress Urgent Care Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Almond Mr. and Mrs. Michael Floyd Budget Air Compressor Medisupport Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amico Mr. and Mrs. James Fortnash California Pizza Kitchen Mens Club Pines of Delray West Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andolina Dr. Lisa Gordon Chafin Musicenter MJL Contracting Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Andres Mrs. Ann Gray Chick-fil-A Moda Hair Design Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Cesar Gutierrez Chief Pool & Pump Service Mother Goose Corp. Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Harris Children’s Gastroenterology My Beach Boutique Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hubman of South Florida My Favorite Things Boutique Arockiasamy Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Jones Claire Anderson Photography My Hearts Treasure Dr. and Mrs. D. Albrey Arrington Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cote De Chic Event Nassau Suffolk Long Island Club Mr. John Askintowicz (Sonya Angus ’87) Jones Management Newport Cove Ladies Mr. and Mrs. Burke Aubry Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kendall Didi Burton Insurance Agency Social Club Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Brian Korte Dio Properties Nickee’s Automotive Center Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ball Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kraut Dr. Navarro’s Vein Centre of Nobles Servicecenter Mrs. Carol Ball Mr. and Mrs. John Lacy The Palm Beaches Nutinfits Mr. and Mrs. James Barillo Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lenzi Drop Zone Management Palm Beach Ice Works Mr. and Mrs. Edrick Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Cory Lytle Duffy’s Sports Grill Palm Beach Pediatrics Mr. Alex Barret Mr. and Mrs. David Martin Dwellings Direct Palm Beach Sandal Company Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Basile Mr. and Mrs. David McCarty East Coast Valet Papanicolaou Corps for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Basore Rev. and Mrs. Daniel McDonald EmbroidMe Cancer Research Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Deogene Meza Everglades Outdoor Services Pascale’s Dr. and Mrs. (Dr. Lynora Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Morris Everything Beaded Patriot Insurance Agency Curtis ’89) Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pasquale Exclusive Auto Tops Pete Andolina Produce Sales Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Beato Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Phillips Family Orthodontics Plaster Time Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Beebe Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Phillips Fat Boys Florida RFR Financial Services Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bender Dr. and Mrs. Damian Portela Florida Eye Microsurgical Rich Moore Roofing Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Beneby Mr. and Mrs. John Raese Institute Rulon Reed Ms. Deborah Best Mr. Ronald Reinighaus FM Remodeling Services Sand Solutions Limited Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Felix Santiago Forest Hill Animal Hospital Scalisi Produce Company Mr. and Mrs. Craig Billman Mrs. Judith Smith FYZ Sea Lustre Mr. and Mrs. Chris Birch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith G.L.M. Publishing Shannon Optometry Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Blakley Mr. and Mrs. Russell Swift G2 International Sharon’s Lovely Linens Mrs. Bliss Blenak Mr. and Mrs. Brook Thomas Go Coastal Studio Smyth Air Conditioning Mrs. Elizabeth Bloeser Mr. and Mrs. Dio Trujillo Gonz Collision Center Southeast Certified Contruction Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bloeser Mr. and Mrs. John Gonzalez & Porcher Sterling Village Community Club Mr. and Mrs. David Bludworth Vander Wagen Goodshop Steven M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Bodden Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Waldt Greenacres Bowl Stonegate Bank Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bohol Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Williams Growers Outlet of Lake Worth Surfside Beach Service Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bonasera

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Mr. and Mrs. David Boshko Mr. and Mrs. Luciano De Nadai Dr. and Mrs. Jamal Halim Mr. Bruce Maasbach Mr. and Mrs. Milan Boyanich Mr. and Mrs. William Degan Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hallenbeck Mrs. Winifred Machuga Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bradley Mrs. Molly Demarcellus Mr. and Dr. R. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Greg Maclean Mr. and Ms. Bill Breckenridge Ms. Wilhelmina Depompa Mrs. Janice Hamilton Mrs. Monique Madeus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bretti Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Preeya Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Jared Mancil Mr. and Mrs. George Brigham Jeyapaul ’98) Desh Mrs. Joanne Hansrote Mr. and Mrs. Allen Maness Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brintnall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deters Mr. and Mrs. Scott Harala Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Maniquis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brodnick Mr. Craig DeWerff Mr. and Mrs. Willie Harp Mr. and Mrs. Homer Marshman Mr. and Mrs. Kohl Brown Mr. and Mrs. Eric Diddle Ms. Tricia Hatton ’90 Mr. Lance Marsigliano Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dobrie Mr. Joseph Heilner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Brown Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dobrie Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hein Ms. Kathleen Martin Mrs. Robin Buck Rev. and Mrs. Gary Dolphus, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Henneman Mrs. Elizabeth Martin Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Bueno Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Dominguez Mr. and Mrs. William Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burmaster Mr. and Mrs. Sean Domnick Mr. and Mrs. Esteban Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. John Mattessich Mrs. Sara Burns Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Donahue Ms. Kirsten Herndon Mrs. Donna R. Mauro Ms. Didi Burton Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Dorribo Mr. and Mrs. Justin Hicks Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Mayer Mr. Robert Butkus Mr. and Mrs. Jose Dorribo Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Gary Butler Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Duffy (Cathy James ’87) Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Kenya McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Don Butler Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dunn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell McCranels Ms. Meredith Butler Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hiscock Ms. Melissa McCullouch Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Butler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hobgood Ms. Christen McCullough Dr. and Mrs. Roger Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Chris Erneston III ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Horne Mr. and Mrs. Brian McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Ben Calcutt Mr. and Mrs. William Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoxsie Mr. and Ms. Terry McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cantave Mr. and Mrs. Arnaldo Espino Ms. Susan Hugel Mr. and Mrs. Kyle McFadden ’86 Mr. and Mrs. David Cardenas Mr. and Mrs. William Evans Dr. and Mrs. Craig Hurovitz Mrs. Laura McFaden Mr. and Mrs. Dean Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Raul Falero Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Inks III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McKamey Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Carruthers Mr. Chelot Feliscar and Mr. and Mrs. Lance Ivey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mrs. Linda Cartwright Mrs. Wendy Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jablonski McQueeney Dr. and Mrs. Sean Casey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ferretti Mrs. Amy Jagemann Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mearman Mr. and Mrs. Burman Cash Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn Mr. John James ’83 Miss Megan Meckstroth ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Burman Cash Mrs. Patricia Folino Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jardin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mehalko Dr. and Dr. Luis Castillo Mrs. Liana Fonseca Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johansen Mr. and Mrs. Terry Meier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caswell Mr. and Mrs. David Fowler Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Mejia Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Catoe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jones Mr. James Meldrim ’88 Dr. and Mrs. Rui Cerejo Dr. and Dr. Jose Fragoso Ms. Phyllis Jordan Dr. and Mrs. Manuel Mendez Mr. and Mrs. Hassan Champion Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frasca Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kateris Mr. and Mrs. James Mercer Mrs. Debbie R. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frates Mr. Craig Kerns Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meredith Dr. and Dr. Gilbert Chidiac Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Brent Kiepke Mr. and Mrs. Jose Miguez Mr. and Mrs. John Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Freeman Mrs. Louise King Mr. and Mrs. Adam Miller Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cochran Mr. George Frye Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kintz Mrs. Kathleen Miller Mr. and Mrs. Peter Codispoti Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. William Kirkpatrick Mr. Donnie Mills Mr. and Mrs. Ray Colaiacovo (Ashlei Krause ’97) Furtado Mrs. Peggy Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Marc Monroe Mr. James Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Hermes Galiano Mr. Mike Kobiako ’83 Ms. Elizabeth Moore Mrs. Sandy Collier Mrs. Linda Gallant Mr. and Mrs. James Kolar Mrs. Kristina Morrissette Mr. and Mrs. James Collins Miss Sahira Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Kolkana ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Brien Muschett Mrs. Darby Collins Miss Mariella Garcia-Velez ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Ravi Koppada Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mutz, Jr. Mrs. Amy Collins Dr. and Mrs. Charles Gard Mr. and Mrs. Don Kratzenberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nabhan ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Comeau Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gardiner Ms. Kristine Krigbaum Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Napoli Mr. and Mrs. Troy Cool Mrs. Lolita Gasser Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kulp Ms. Caroline Ndungu Mr. and Mrs. John Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. David Geller Dr. and Mrs. Luis Lahud Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nehemias Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cortes Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lang Mr. and Mrs. John Nelms Mr. and Mrs. Richard Covell Mr. and Mrs. Eugene George Mr. and Mrs. Jose Lara Mr. and Mrs. Rick Neyman Mr. and Mrs. Brooklyn (Hannah Mr. Jeffrey Geuder Mr. and Mrs. David Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Rickey Nguyen Meckstroth ’08) Cravens ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Nick Giandomenico Mr. and Mrs. Valery Latour Ms. Tania Ochoa Mr. and Mrs. Derek Crawford Pastor and Mrs. Randall Gill Mr. and Mrs. Justin Lazzara Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Steven Crespo Mrs. Lenka Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Todd Leckrone Mr. and Mrs. Alan Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Criser Mr. Josue Gomez and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lee Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Orozco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dr. Claudia Ortega Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lemke Mr. and Mrs. Rick Othmer (Tina Pait ’98) Cromey Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graves Mr. and Mrs. Declan Lennon Mr. Charles Otterson Ms. Nan Crosby Dr. Charles Griff Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Leon Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Packer Mr. and Mrs. James Crosslin Mrs. Sara Grimm Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leonard Mrs. Elizabeth Packer Mr. and Mrs. Marc Croteau Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mr. and Mrs. Yaron Lerer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pait Mrs. Teresa Cruz Grossomanides Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leslie Mr. and Mrs. James Palmisano Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Curley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan (Sheri Mr. and Mrs. Marc Linsky Mr. Kary Pappas Mrs. Ann Curtis Stackhouse ’82) Grove ’81 Ms. Kathy Lintzenich Mr. Brian T. Parker ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Daly Dr. and Mrs. Roberto Guerrero Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Sanjay Parmar Mr. and Mrs. Scott Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Michael Guida Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Danley ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Fadi Hajjar Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Luchey (Heidi ’95) Patchin Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Day Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hale Mr. and Mrs. Paul Luis Mrs. Kimberly Patrie

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Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pattee Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Shelby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Urso Mrs. Rebecca Paul Mr. Fabio Ricetti and Pastor and Mrs. Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Philip Valente Ms. Rett Paulsen Mrs. Daniele Araujo Shipman Mr. and Mrs. Brett Van Alstyne Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Payne Mr. Brian Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Silva Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderveldt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Peifer Mrs. Melissa Rinaldi Mr. and Mrs. Serge Simon Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vingiano Ms. Raquel Pena Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rinker Mr. and Mrs. Gary Simons Mr. and Mrs. James Vogelsong Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Ms. Susan Ristau Mr. and Mrs. David Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Alan Vordermeier Pereboom Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Gary Slade Mr. and Mrs. Terence Walker Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Perez Ms. Les Roner-Hansen Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Mr. and Mrs. Raworth Wall Mr. and Mrs. Luis Perusquia Mr. and Mrs. Jared Rosen Mrs. Laura Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kristopher Berrizbeitia Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rossodivita ’84 Mr. and Mrs. David (Rebecca Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Petrone Mr. and Mrs. Larrance Rothberg Pait ’96) Snyder ’93 (Lisa Barrett ’95) Wall ’95 Ms. Kim E. Phillips ’81 Mr. Michel Roy Mr. and Mrs. Jose Sousa Mr. and Dr. Larry Walmer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Donna Mr. and Mrs. Celestino Ruiz III Mr. and Mrs. David (Jill Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ward Provenzano ’96) Phillips ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rupolo Folino ’87) Spector Mr. and Mrs. William Weathers Mr. Donald Phillips Mr. and Mrs. George Russo Mrs. Patricia Sprankle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pittman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ruvituso Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stack Mr. and Mrs. Andres Weisz Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Popadic ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Saccal Mr. and Mrs. Jason Stutsman Mr. and Dr. Matthew (Heather Dr. and Dr. Humberto Porrata Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sadofski Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Stutzman Williams ’00) Wells Mr. and Mrs. Robert Potter Mr. and Mrs. Yves Saint-Pierre Mrs. Shawn Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Brandon West Ms. Wendy Potter Mr. and Mrs. Jose Salazar Mr. Tony Swicer ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wharton Mr. and Mrs. Brian Prichard Mr. and Dr. Damien Sankar Mr. Alejandro Tapia and Mr. and Mrs. Christian White Mr. and Mrs. John Prieschl Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sargen Mrs. Larissa Colon-Bengoa Mr. and Mrs. Bruce White Mr. and Mrs. Dan Prieto Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Savarese, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William Whittaker Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Prince Ms. Sylvia Scarola Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Taylor ’97 Mrs. Judy Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Schmidtke Mrs. Jennifer Teixeira Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams Mr. Jean Marc Rainville and Mr. and Mrs. Christophe Schuhler Mr. and Mrs. Joey T. Testa ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Williams Mrs. Karyne Breton Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Marc Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Adam Winters Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Witzen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rando (Christina Chase ’82) Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Justin Rantin Mr. Joseph Schweigart Mrs. Juana Tippins Mrs. Connie Woods Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rapp Mr. and Mrs. James Scroggins Mr. and Mrs. Cecilio Toledo Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wooster Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rasor Mr. and Mrs. Michael Selk Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Tomaselli Mr. and Mrs. David Workman Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Ratty Dr. and Mrs. Erin Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Rick Trefzger Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wysong Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Reale Mr. Vince Sharkey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trevino Mr. and Mrs. Derek Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reelitz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sharp Dr. and Mrs. Thanh Trieu Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mrs. Jennifer Reese Mr. William Sharpe and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tuller Zuchowski Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Reickel Mrs. Daniela Gorgevska Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tutwiler ’85

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STUDENT BODY The King’s Academy seeks a diverse student body representative of its surrounding communities. It admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded to or made available 2% Other to students at the school. It does not discriminate 2% Bi-racial on the basis of race, color, national, or ethnic origin Students 3% Asian in administration of its policies, admission policies, Students scholarship, and loan programs. 6% African- American GENDER Students Ethnicity Male students comprised 51% and 52% of TKA of Students students and female students were 49% and 48% of 2016-2017 the student body during the 2016-2017 and 2015- 21% Latino Students 2016 school years, respectively. 34% Minority ETHNICITY Students 10% Declined The school enrolled 56% and 58% Caucasian students to Provide during the respective 2016-2017 and 2015-2016 school years. Minority students were 34% and 33% 56% Caucasian Students of students in 2016-2017 and 2015-2016 and were represented by Hispanic and Latino students (21% and 20%), African-American (6% and 5%), Bi-racial (2% and 2%), Asian (3% and 3%), and Other (2% and 3%). Approximately 10% and 9% of students declined to provide information regarding their ethnicity in 2016-2017 and 2015-2016. 29% Christ Fellowship CHURCH ATTENDANCE

King’s does not require its families or students to Family Church 5% attend church or profess faith in Jesus Christ. Happily, Attendance Church many of the school’s students have accepted His free 2016-2017 St. Rita’s 4% Catholic gift of salvation and do attend church regularly. For the Church 2016-2017 school year, the most frequently attended 4% LifeChurch churches were Christ Fellowship (29%), Family Church 4% St. Theresa de Lisieux (5%), St. Rita’s Catholic Church (4%), LifeChurch Catholic Church (4%), St. Theresa de Lisieux Catholic Church (4%), 3% Community of Hope and Community of Hope (3%). Additionally, 41% of 41% Other students attended more than 80 additional churches churches with less than 3% of the school’s student body represented.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS In 2016-2017 and 2015-2016, 59 and 43 students from 12 and 9 countries were enrolled at The King’s Academy by the school’s international studies department. Incoming students must meet rigorous English-proficiency standards, and TKA provides English as a Second Language (ESL) and specialized Bible support services.

COLLEGE COUNSELING Photo courtesy of Bruce R. Bennett, Palm Beach Post Beach Palm R. Bennett, Bruce of courtesy Photo CLASS OF 2017 - WEST PALM BEACH 121 King’s graduates finished their studies at the end of the 2016-2017 school year. Carissa Martin was class valedictorian with a GPA of 4.67, and Max Meier was class salutatorian with a 4.52 GPA. The Class of 2017 had 33% of its students with a 4.0 or higher GPA, and 67% with a GPA that was 3.5 or higher.

SCHOLARSHIPS The King’s Academy’s Class of 2017 earned $7.26 million in scholarship offers, an average of $60,000 per graduate. Florida Bright Futures Scholarships were awarded to 53% of the class. Eight seniors signed scholarship offers to play collegiate athletics in baseball, football, golf, lacrosse, and swimming.

COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES The Class of 2017 enrolled 100% of students in college, 97% at a four-year institution. A third of the class enrolled at highly-selective colleges and universities, and the class received 174 highly selective acceptances out of 446 total acceptances, a 60% increase from the prior year. A total of 15% of PATHFINDER AWARD WINNER the class enrolled in a Christian college or university. Reid Champlin 1st Place, History COMMUNITY SERVICE The class contributed 32,000 hours of community In addition to winning a Pathfinder Award, service, an average of 265 hours per senior, during Reid is a Monroe Scholar and received a full their four years of high school. This contribution was scholarship to the College of William & Mary. worth more than $250,000 to the citizens of Palm Beach County.

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ROSEMARY BEAUMONT LIBRARY Houses 15,700 paper volumes, Ebrary, an online collection of 110,000 ebooks and scholarly journal articles, Arbordale ebooks and eLibrary, providing thousands of volumes and more than 390 magazines, newspapers, and transcripts for elementary students, and 15 subscriptions including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Daily Business Review, Chronicle of Higher Education, Palm Beach Post, School Library Journal and World Book.

Recently added subscriptions include Kid’s Sports Illustrated, American Girl, Boy’s Life Magazine, Pockets, God’s Big World, World Teen, CCM, The Artist’s Magazine and STV Magazine.

Hosts King’s author series including Nicholas Novella (The Shield Bearer), Travis Thrasher (God’s Not Dead 2), and Poet Robert Forbes (Beast Friends Forever, Beastly Feasts!, and Let’s Have a Bite) during the 2016-2017 school year.

TECHNOLOGY The King’s Academy upgraded technology, including: TKA’S NEW DIRECTOR OF • Adding access points around campus. STUDENT MINISTRIES • Upgrading internet speed from 100 MB to 500 MB. tephen Kimpel oversees and facilitates • Adding laptops for loaner devices in fourth and Ssecondary school chapels, coordinates fifth grades. student-led Bible studies, and teaches • Adding two film viewing rooms for Lions elective courses in the Bible department. He athletic teams. is also laying the groundwork for a TKA Bible curriculum study track that will allow graduates ACADEMIC TESTING to earn a Christian Ministry endorsement on his or her diploma after the 2017-2018 academic The King’s Academy uses the Terranova 3 achievement year. “My heart’s desire is to be a steadfast test to compare elementary and high school students’ leader, relational as a mentor, and purposeful (through grade 9) academic acumen with state and as a communicator.” Kimpel earned a Master national standards. TKA’s annual achievement testing of Divinity degree from Palm Beach Atlantic has placed King’s in the top 15% of schools nationally University after completing a Bachelor of Arts and earned TKA the National Blue Ribbon Award as in Biblical and Theological Studies. an Exemplary High Performing School, one of only 50 private schools nationally so honored.

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Many of King’s high school students take Advanced accommodate junior kindergarten through high school Placement tests in 23 courses authorized by the students. In 2016-2017, more than 150,000 lunches College Board to carry the AP designation. In 2017, were served by a food service staff of nine. The café the school had an aggregate passing rate of 89% with offers a monthly newsletter to parents and continues 252 exams taken. to increase healthy food options.

CLINIC MAINTENANCE TKA offers RN-provided medical support and loving The King’s Academy services the 60-acre campus in care for students and faculty, including: West Palm Beach with more than 5 acres (225,000+ • Student Injury Report management; square feet) of building space and five TKA preschools. • Assessment of minor complaints including fever, King’s maintenance staff is graced by a landscape and colds, sore throats, and stomach aches; grounds maintenance specialist, an air conditioning • CPR & First Aid training classes for faculty and staff; technician, a finish carpenter, and electrical and phone • Childhood diabetes management; technician. • Scoliosis screenings; and • Epi-Pen training for faculty and staff. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Awarded 135 students and disbursed $670,000 in SCHOOL STORE (“THE PRIDE”) need-based financial assistance, enabling 96 families The King’s Academy school store is open each with financial need to send their children to The King’s school day from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm and throughout Academy. the summer by appointment for uniform fittings. Conveniently located adjacent to King’s main lobby, PARENT-TEACHER FELLOWSHIP The Pride carries TKA uniforms, King’s-branded • Hosted weekly Monday morning prayer meetings apparel, gift items, school supplies, and spirit items. for parents and staff. The store carries name brands including Under • Honored teachers and staff throughout the year, Armour, Nike, Tervis Tumbler and more. including during Faculty Appreciation Week. • Volunteered countless hours to support King’s; TRANSPORTATION including at the Mane Event auction and its The King’s Academy’s 35 bus drivers and fleet of 40 supporting events, in the Beaumont Library, and as buses provide transportation to approximately 900 room parents. students per day. With 29 bus routes, TKA’s free transportation covers most of Palm Beach County; MARKETING from Tequesta to Delray Beach and from Palm Beach Maintained websites including TKA.net, TKAP.net, to the western communities. TKALions.net and TKAFineArts.net. Launched TKAVault.net. TKA CAFÉ The TKA Cafe provides hot and cold meals for a Boosted social media reach, including a 35% student body of approximately 1,250 students. annual increase in YouTube views (now 10,000,000 Lunches are staggered from 10:30 am to 1:45 pm to cumulatively) and added 3,000 YouTube subscribers

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(now 8,000). Currently, users watch approximately ADMISSIONS 13,500 King’s videos per day (on channel Presenting The King’s Academy to new and prospective “TKALionheart”), spending 31,100 minutes per day students, TKA’s admissions staff welcomed: (21 days) doing so. • 740 online inquiries; • 1,600 phone inquiries; Other school-wide social media outlets include: • 410 family tours; • Facebook (TheKingsAcademy) with 3,280 likes; • 100 shadowing students; and • Instagram (@TKAWPB) with 1,540 followers; and • 140 families at the school’s two open houses. • Twitter (@TKAWPB) with 890 followers.

For the 2017-2018 school year, these efforts Additionally, TKA Lions Athletics and TKA’s culminated with 264 new students at King’s. In all, Conservatory of the Arts maintain robust social media 70% of new student applicants ultimately enrolled platforms. in The King’s Academy, and 85% of existing students reenrolled for the 2017-2018 school year. Increased presence on local Christian radio station (WAY - FM), becoming “The Wally Show” Sponsor and lead Business Impact Sponsor. ENROLLMENT GROWTH

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PRESCHOOL ALUMNI RELATIONS The King’s Academy Preschool (TKAP) offers quality The King’s Academy maintained relationships with early education and loving care for one- to four- approximately 1,000 King’s alumni through Facebook year-olds at convenient locations in Boynton Beach, and kept an alumni database of approximately 2,800 Greenacres, Loxahatchee/Wellington, Palm Beach TKA graduates up to date. Hosted approximately 200 Gardens, and Royal Palm Beach. Twice named the King’s alumni at Homecoming 2016 and numerous “Best in the West” preschool, TKAP is licensed by the on-campus visits throughout the year. Published two Florida Department of Health - Palm Beach County. In editions of The Chronicle featuring TKA graduates 2016-2017, parents enrolled more than 210 students Natalie Miller Williams ’04, Macey Leslie Norton ’08, in TKA preschools, a 50% increase from the prior year. Dr. Lady DeJesus ’99, and Mark and Tim Popadic ’90.

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BOARD OF GOVERNORS Dr. Clyde S. Meckstroth ’77 Chair Steven T. Rasmussen Vice Chair Eric E. Engstrom Treasurer Jerry Y. Bell ’73 Secretary Edward J. Aiello Dr. D. Albrey Arrington Sheryl L. Masi ’83 Meg E. Percy Randal L. Martin President

ADMINISTRATION Randal L. Martin President BS, Palm Beach Atlantic; MAc, Florida Atlantic; CPA Douglas Raines Headmaster BA, MS, Palm Beach Atlantic; MEd, Lynn Jeffrey M. Loveland ’75 Chief Operating Officer BS, Bryan College Sonya Jones ’87 High School Principal BA, Palm Beach Atlantic; MS, Scranton James Kolar High School Assistant Principal BA, Cedarville; MS, Scranton Terry Toulson High School Assistant Principal BA, Bob Jones Adam Miller Elementary Principal BS, MEd, Oklahoma Dr. Deborah Rantin Elementary Assistant Principal BS, MS, EdD, Nova Southeastern Jean Albert Elementary Dean BA, South Florida Glenn Martin ’88 Director of Development BA, Kentucky Wesleyan College; MA, Northwestern State Tina Cromey Business Manager AA, Palm Beach State; BBA, Northwood

FACULTY - WEST PALM BEACH Katrina Agnello Junior Kindergarten BA, Florida Atlantic Delia Albee Kindergarten BA, Alma College Keith Allen STEM Chair, Head Football Coach BE, Oklahoma; MA, Texas Christian Lisa Anderson Explore Gifted Program BS, Florida Jennifer Arrington Science Chair BS, Pensacola Christian; MS, Texas A&M Gerardo Barrantes Bible BA, BS, Taylor; MA, Regent Nicole Berger History BS, Auburn Deborah Best English BA, Miami; MA, Southwest Baptist Valerie Breckenridge English BA, Arkansas State Dr. Denise Brown Pre-Law, History BA, MBA, Palm Beach Atlantic; JD, Miami Brian Burrage Director of International Studies BBA, Florida Atlantic; MEd, Southeastern Jennifer Burrage ESL BA, MEd, Florida Gary Butler Chaplain, Bible BA, Livingstone College; MBA, Florida Atlantic; ThM Dallas Theological Seminary Robin Carrier College Counselor BFA, Marymount Manhattan; BA, Florida Atlantic Cheryl Carruthers Science BS, Central Michigan Patrick Clifford Orchestra, Philharmonia BM, Cleveland Inst. of Music; MM, Miami Helga Collins English BA, Florida Atlantic Lori Corrigan First Grade BA, Palm Beach Atlantic Amy Cuomo Director of Admissions BA, Georgia Christopher Danley ’12 Marine Science BS, Florida Atlantic Angela DeStefano Second Grade BS, Central Florida Rebekah DeProspero ’93 Elementary STEM, Science BS, Stetson Sandra Erneston Elementary Physical Education BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Jeremy Evans Sports Performance BS, South Alabama; MS West Florida Sarah Fahey ’12 Theatre Arts BFA, New York University Vickie Farmer Preschool Coordinator BA, Florida

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Allyson Fischer ’96 Occupational Therapy BOT, Florida Kara Fountain Second Grade BS, Liberty Ashlei Furtado ’97 History BA, Palm Beach Atlantic; MA Nova Southeastern Ginette Gard Science BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Brittany Gay History BA, Houghton College; MA Norwich Jaimie Gatchell Junior Kindergarten Chair BS, Geneva College Jeffrey Gentry Bible BA, Hobe Sound Bible; MS, Palm Beach Atlantic Domenica Giallombardo English BA, Morehead State Ann Gill NILD Director BA, Maryland Kyle Gorton Mathematics BA, MA, Potsdam Linda Hahn Computer Science BA, Florida Atlantic; MS, Palm Beach Atlantic Tyler Hamilton Athletic Training, Sports Medicine BS, California State; MS, North Carolina Joanne Hansrote Academic Counseling BA, Rollins College; MBA, MIM, T-A Graduate School Joel Henning Science BS, Indian River Minda Henry Mathematics BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Catherine Higgins ’87 Dance BBA, Florida Atlantic Patricia Hiscock Fifth Grade BA, Florida Jennifer Hobbs First Grade BA, Clarks Summit Christopher Hobbs Associate Athletic Director, BA, Clarks Summit; MSS, US Sports Acad.; EdS, PE Chair Liberty; CAA, NIAAA Kimberly Horne Fourth Grade BS, Ashland; MS Walden Shannon Hoxsie Academic Support BA, Albright College; MEd, Kutztown Christopher Huether Bible Chair BS, Valley Forge April Jamason Speech Pathology BS, Western Carolina; MS, Florida State Cortney Johnston English BA, Alabama; MS, Jacksonville State Craig Kerns Psychology BS, MS, Palm Beach Atlantic Stephen Kimpel Director of Student Ministries BA, MDiv, Palm Beach Atlantic Christine Kovachik First Grade Chair BA, Palm Beach Atlantic William Kovachik Sixth Grade BA, North Florida; MEd, American College of Ed. Kimberly Ledford ’12 Physical Education, Health BS, Samford Ronnie Lee Physical Education, Def. Coord. BA, Washington State Kimberly Leslie Kindergarten Chair BA, Harding Susan Lockmiller Journalism, Yearbook BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Evan Lowe ’12 Instrumental Music BS, Bob Jones Bradley Majzner Technical Theater Heidi Martin ’88 Mathematics BA, BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Deanna Mayer Academic Support Chair BS, Miami of Ohio Rev. Jeff McCormick Science BS; BTh, FL Bible College; MAEd, Temple Baptist Seminary Yvette McDaniel Kindergarten BS, Memphis Daniel McDonald Sixth Grade BS, Tennessee Temple Laura McFaden Visual Arts BA, Rollins; MAT, Rhode Island School of Design Cammie McQueeney English BA, Houghton James Meldrim ’88 History BS, Pensacola Christian College Tamara Meldrim Mathematics BS, Pensacola Christian College Mayra Mesa English BA, Montclair State Michael Moore ’90 Bible, Academic Counseling BA, MS, Palm Beach Atlantic Heather Muir ’00 Elementary Art BA, Palm Beach Atlantic Bonnie Mutz Elementary Academic Support BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Ryan Norton Elementary Physical Education BS, Middle Tennessee State Macey Norton ’08 Digital Arts BA, Biola University Mike O’Brien History BS, Pensacola Christian College Heidi Patchin ’95 Third Grade Chair BA, Florida Atlantic Rett Paulsen NILD Specialist BS, Columbia International; MS Nova Southeastern Stephen Peifer Director of College Counseling BA, Northern Illinois Kim Phillips ’86 Fourth Grade Chair BA, Bob Jones Robin Phillips Piano, Music Theory BM, Mars Hill

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Donna Phillips ’96 Science BS, MS, Florida Daniel Pope STEM, Mathematics BS, Liberty Jennifer Pope Third Grade BS, Liberty Risselle Portuondo ’10 Dance BFA, Boston Conservatory Tami Prieto Sixth Grade BA, Palm Beach Atlantic John Raines History Chair BS, Palm Beach Atlantic; MEd American Public Cheryl Raines Mathematics BS, MBA, Palm Beach Atlantic Stephenie Revell Elementary, Instrumental Music BM, Palm Beach Atlantic Tammy Richardson Mathematics Chair BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Sonia Santiago Vocal Arts Assistant Director BMus, Florida; MMus, Florida State Sylvia Scarola Elementary Spanish Linda Shaw Sixth Grade Chair BS, Messiah College; MEd Virginia Fatima Silva Latin, Spanish, Foreign Lang. Chair BS, Universidad Federal de Minas Gerais Roberto Silva Spanish BS, Universidad Federal de Minas Gerais Cathy Simons Third Grade BA, Palm Beach State; MEd, Florida Atlantic David Skinner Instrumental Music Director BA, Palm Beach Atlantic Lisa Skinner Fifth Grade BS, Bowling Green Carolyn Slade Fourth Grade BA, Florida Kimberly Smith Fifth Grade Chair BA, Redlands College; MA, Phoenix Cathleen Smythe History, English BA, Western Governors David Snyder ’93 Artistic Director Chair BFA, Elmira College; Additional certification: Julliard, AMDA Brenda Sorber Director of After School Care AA, Broome Community College Anne Spell Mathematics/Business BS, Alabama; MBA, Loyola of Chicago Nancy Stack English Chair BS, Trinity College Daniel Stuart Bible BS, MDiv, Liberty Lourdes Torres Spanish BBA, Detroit Mercy; MS, Puerto Rico Dr. Charlene Urso Mathematics BS, Rutgers; DPM, Temple Deborah Valdes ’87 Academic Support BS, Bryan College Mary Virkler Science BA, Georgia State; MS, Liberty Scott Williams Elementary Athletics BA, Eastern Washington Adam Winters Athletic Director BA, Cedarville; MS, Neumann Lisa Worley Second Grade Chair BS, Huntington Nancy Wysong Fifth Grade BS, Oakland Jin Yin Mandarin Chinese BS, Shanghai

THE KING’S ACADEMY PRESCHOOL Hannah Arockiasamy Teacher, Royal Palm Beach Johanna Machado Director, Boynton Beach Lucia Becerra Teacher, PB Gardens Daime Machado Teacher, Loxahatchee Liz Best Teacher Assistant, Royal Palm Beach Mayelin Mejia Teacher, Greenacres Lori Boshko Teacher, PB Gardens Daisylee Montalvo Teacher, Royal Palm Beach Beth Britnall Director, Greenacres Leticia Overson Teacher, Royal Palm Beach Stephanie Britnall Director, Loxahatchee Cynthia Palmer Assistant Program Coordinator Jessica Camizzi Teacher, Greenacres and Director, Royal Palm Beach Soledad Cook-Garcia Teacher, PB Gardens Amanda Richter Teacher Assistant, PB Gardens Jill Feick Preschool Assistant Tricia Scala Teacher, Royal Palm Beach Gwen Fisher Teacher, Boynton Beach Monique Stovel Teacher, Loxahatchee Natasha Forrest Teacher, Royal Palm Beach Leina Thomas Teacher, Loxahatchee Belinda Fowler Teacher, Boynton Beach Natasha Smith Teacher Assistant, Royal Palm Beach Odelin Hicks Teacher, Greenacres Stephanie Thomas Teacher, PB Gardens Gina Leinwol Director, PB Gardens Kristen Valenti Teacher, Royal Palm Beach

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STAFF Kristie Adkins Director of Transportation June Namen Cafeteria Tara Armstrong Business Office Assistant Jeanene O’Brien Elementary Assistant Ernesto Bohol Cafeteria Dori Oxford Cafeteria Jonathan Bradley Security Amy Parmar Housekeeping Colleen Bray First Grade Assistant Lissette Perez Cafeteria Elizabeth Brown ’90 Admissions Assistant Beth Popadic Conservatory Assistant David Burke Maintenance Catherine Prusila High School Assistant Mary-Julia Camplin Kindergarten Assistant Lynda Richardson Cafeteria Wendy Cano ISP Assistant Global Initiatives Nina Root Sixth Grade Assistant Michelle Catoe Junior Kindergarten Assistant Jackie Ross Second and Third Grade Assistant Jocelyn Cool Cafeteria Michel Roy Maintenance Scott Coxson Director of Security Katherine Ryan First Grade Assistant Bunny Crocetti ’85 Receptionist Eileen Sandersen-Lee Assoc. Director of International Tina Cunningham Accounts Receivable Studies Arlene Cushing Director of Human Resources Nevada Shane School Store Manager Andrea DaSilva Admissions Assistant Cristin Shipman Library Assistant Tiffany Dalie Attendance Assistant Lisa Smith ISP Operations Coordinator Diana Danion Fifth Grade Assistant Deidre Stutsman Business Office Assistant Robert Danley ’85 Director of Information Technology Trisha Todd Student Life Director Christin Diddle Archivist, Creative Director Tina Tutwiler Communications and Alumni Fidelina Duclos Cafeteria Susan Varella International Dormitory Parent Sherri DuMont Purchasing and Payroll Robin Wentz Fleet Manager Julie Engstrom Housekeeping Sylvia Wiggins Cafeteria Rev. George Estornell Chapel Coordinator Kimberly Williams Kindergarten Assistant Lisa Feldman Junior Kindergarten Assistant Jane Winters Academic Assistant Kelli Fogleman ’86 Athletic Assistant Connie Woods Cafeteria Manager Megan George First Grade Assistant Andrea Wright College Counseling Assistant Lisa Gerardi Director of Constituent Relations Jonathan Zuchowski Aquatics Director Jonathan Hilliard ’00 Information Technology Ryan Johnson ’11 Athletic Events Charles Jones Maintenance Shelby Kimpel Director of Marketing Alexandra Kikendall ISP - Marketing & Admissions Coordinator BUS DRIVERS Michelle Kolar International Dormitory Parent Heather Albert Robin Johnson Melissa Krell Information Technology Assistant Johanna Alfaro Julie Kintz Rosario Larson Development Coordinator Lincoln Baker Kami Kolkana Jason Lewis ’02 Security Carl Barnowski Dona Lowe ’86 Richard Lewis Maintenance Trish Barnowski Patty Marsh David Linder ’78 Security Amy Bender Tracy Mastandrea Amber Loveland Conservatory Assistant Yanny Brown Julia McClellan Gloria Loveland International Dormitory Parent Kathleen Curley Melissa Miller Sarah Loveland ’09 Housekeeping Jacquelyn Ezzo Laura Morano Michaele Marlow Security Sheila Fox Alessandra Picotte Dana Marschall ’94 School Nurse Dr. Janely Fredrick Marti Prichard Christine Martin Kindergarten Assistant Andrea Gerhoff Idalmlys Sargen David McCarty Director of Facilities Kelly Gustafson Kelly Taylor Pamela McCarty Executive Assistant Kathy Higgins Philip Tirino Lauryl Mearman Librarian Ashton Hulscher Sandra Todd Tamara Meldrim Workroom Manager Leticia Infiesta James Walter Krista Mills Registrar

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THE KING’S ACADEMY THE KING’S ACADEMY ACADEMIC PROGRAM 8401 Belvedere Road Classes meet five times a week for a total of 37 West Palm Beach, FL 33411 weeks per school year. The school day consists of Phone: 561.686.4244 Fax: 561.686.8017 seven periods with 244 minutes of class time per www.TKA.net class per week. Students are required to take a Email: [email protected]; [email protected] minimum of 7 classes per day. CEEB/ACT Code: 101821 ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT STAFF THE SCHOOL President Randal L. Martin The King’s Academy, a private Christian school with a Headmaster Douglas M. Raines strong college preparatory program, educates students High School Principal Sonya A. Jones from Preschool through 12th grade. Current enrollment is Assistant Principal Jim J. Kolar approximately 1400 and features a dynamic international Assistant Principal Terry L. Toulson program which hosts, supports and educates 78 international Athletic Director Adam D. Winters students from 20 countries. The King’s Academy, situated Academic Counselor Joanne E. Hansrote on a 60 acre campus, is located in the heart of Palm Beach Director of College Counseling Steve C. Peifer County within suburban West Palm Beach, Florida. The College Counselor Robin D. Carrier graduates of the past 45 years reflect The King’s Academy’s College Counseling Assistant Andrea Wright reputation for producing quality students who are successful Director of International Students Brian J. Burrage in colleges, universities, and in the community at large. The Registrar Krista D. Mills King’s Academy’s high academic and spiritual standards aid in the growth of a student’s spiritual, intellectual, social, and CLASS OF 2017 STATISTICAL PROFILE physical development. The Class of 2017 was recognized • Students 121 with two National Merit Scholarship Commended Scholars. • College Bound 100% • GPA Mean 3.68 ACCREDITATION • Highest GPA 4.7 The King’s Academy is fully accredited by three associations: AdvancED-Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, CLASS OF 2017 SAT/ the Association of Christian Schools International, and the ACT STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES Florida Association of Christian Colleges and Schools. • Top 5% 755 Reading 775 Math 35 ACT • Top 10% 731 Reading 749 Math 33 ACT • Top 25% 692 Reading 709 Math 31 ACT • Top 50% 658 Reading 660 Math 29 ACT MISSION STATEMENT The King’s Academy exists to assist the home and church 2017 AP EXAM RESULTS in their endeavor to “train up a child in the way he should go” 89% Pass Rate (Proverbs 22:6). Its mission is to share salvation through • Total AP Exams 252 Jesus Christ and graduate Christian leaders who seek to • Scored 5 24% impact their world for the King of kings through academic • Scored 4 or Higher 65% excellence and spiritual vitality. • Scored 3 or Higher 89%

THE KING’S ACADEMY 58 PRESIDENT’S REPORT QUALITY POINTS AND RANKING GRADUATION GRADING SCALE Students enrolled in rigorous courses are awarded additional REQUIREMENTS A+ 4.25 99-100 Course Credits A 4.0 98-92 quality points. These additional points are called “weighted” English 4.0 A- 3.75 91-90 points. One full quality point is added to the Grade Point Average History 4.0 B+ 3.25 89-88 of students who take AP and DE classes. Honors courses receive Math 4.0 B 3.0 87-82 Science 4.0 B- 2.75 81-80 an additional 0.5 quality point added to the GPA. Electives 2.5 C+ 2.25 79-78 The King’s Academy offers a balanced experience for every Foreign Language 2.0 C 2.0 77-72 student. Our goal is to reach every child academically, spiritually, Bible 1.5 C- 1.75 71-70 Fine Arts 1.0 D+ 1.25 69-68 and socially. The King’s Academy program is comprehensive Health 0.5 D 1.0 67-62 and rigorous. Our students have a long history of excellence in PE 0.5 D- 0.75 61-60 their academic pursuits, and we rank for purposes of selection Total Credits 24.0 Weighting Quality Points of Valedictorian and Salutatorian. However, we do not feel the AP Classes 1.0 exceptional work of our students can best be demonstrated Dual Enrollment 1.0 by a single statistical ranking. We do not believe that ranking Honors 0.5 students provides a valid measure of student achievement, and therefore we do not publish class rank as part of the college admission process. 22 Advanced Placement Courses 7 Dual Enrollment Courses 46 Honors Courses Biology Apologetics & Evangelism 3-D Studio Art III Introduction to Business Calculus AB College Algebra Acting IV Introduction to Calculus BC College Trigonometry Algebra I, II Engineering Chemistry Exploring the Bible Anatomy and Physiology Jazz Ensemble IV Computer Science Principles General Psychology Aviation 101 Keyboard IV English Language & Composition Music Theory Band VI Wind Symphony Marine Science English Literature & Composition Public Speaking Biology Military History Environmental Science Chemistry Musical Theatre III European History Chinese III, IV Oral and Written Macroeconomics Chorus V Advocacy Music Theory Dance Techniques III, IV Orchestra IV Strings Psychology Differential Equations Physics I, II Physics C Electricity and Magnetism English I, II, III, IV Pre-Calculus Physics C Mechanics Ethical Business Principles of Engineering Spanish Language & Culture Practices Probability and Statistics Statistics Engineering Design & Script Analysis Studio Art: 2-D Drawing Portfolio Development Spanish III, IV Studio Art: 3- D Design Portfolio Geometry US History Studio Art Drawing Portfolio Health Explorations I, II Vocal Ensemble IV US Government & Politics Instrument Techniques IV World History US History International Relations World History

SPECIAL DISTINCTIONS Students may pursue seven special designations in the areas of Aviation, Business, Conservatory, Ministry, Pre-Law, Sports Medicine and STEM. A certificate of completion, indicating mastery of fundamentals in these fields, will be awarded to students who complete the required courses as stated below (in addition to completion of all graduation requirements with a minimum GPA of 3.0).

AVIATION CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS SPORTS MEDICINE Aviation 101 Honors and Private Pilot Flight Concentrations in Dance, Instrumental, First Aid and Safety, Injury Care and Training. Musical Theatre, Performing or Visual Arts. Prevention, Health Exploration I Honors, Health Explorations II Honors and Anatomy & BUSINESS MINISTRY Physiology Honors. Business & Entrepreneurial Principles, Introduction to Christian Ministry, Interpreting Ethical Business Practices Honors, Marketing the Bible STEM Essentials, Statistics and/or Calculus, PRE-LAW Introduction to Engineering Honors, Principles Economics, two years of foreign language, Introduction to Law, Business Law I & II, of Engineering Honors, Engineering Design and Introduction to Business DE. Membership Constitutional Law Honors, Oral and Written and Development Honors, and an engineering with the Future Business Leaders of America Advocacy Honors, and Survey of Criminal elective. is encouraged. Law.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 59 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2017-2018 COURSE OFFERINGS

AVIATION FINE ARTS Musical Theater III* Biology I, Biology I* Aviation 101* ART Script Analysis* Chemistry, Chemistry* 3-D Studio Art I Technical Theater: Environmental Science BIBLE 3-D Studio Art III* Design & Production I Marine Science I* Bible I (9th grade) AP Studio Art 2-D Design Physics I, Physics I* Bible II (10th grade) Portfolio FOREIGN LANGUAGE Physics II, Physics II* Bible III (11th or 12th grade) AP Studio 3-D Design AP Spanish Language & Evangelism and Portfolio Culture SOCIAL SCIENCE Apologetics DE AP Studio Art/Draw Chinese I, II, III*, IV* Ancient History Exploring the Bible Portfolio Latin I, II AP European History Exploring the Bible DE Art I Creating 2-D Art Spanish I, II, III*, IV* AP Macroeconomics Introduction to Christian Drawing Perspective AP Psychology Ministries Painting I PRE-LAW Psychology DE Interpreting the Bible Portfolio Development Business Law II AP United States Systematic Theology Drawing* Criminal Law Government & Politics Women of the Bible Printmaking Introduction to Law AP United States History Oral and Written Advocacy* AP World History BUSINESS BAND Economics with Financial Business & Entrepreneurial Band I MATH Literacy Principles Band VI - Wind Symphony* Algebra I, Algebra I * International Relations* Ethical Business Practices* Instrument Techniques IV* Algebra II, Algebra II * Intro to Art History Intro to Business* Jazz Ensemble IV* Analysis of Geometric Military History* Intro to Business DE Orchestra I and II Strings Functions United States Government Marketing Essentials Orchestra IV Strings* AP Calculus AB United States History AP Calculus BC United States History* COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS AP Statistics World History AP Computer Science Digital Cinema Production I College Algebra DE World History* Principles Digital Cinema Production II College Trigonometry DE Applied Computer Digital Photography Differential Equations* SPORTS MEDICINE Business Skills Journalism I ROAR Geometry, Geometry* First Aid & Safety Computer Programming I Journalism II Elem Yearbook Pre-Calculus* Care & Prevention of Web Design Journalism III HS Yearbook Probability & Statistics Athletic Injuries Public Speaking DE Probability & Statistics* Health Explorations I*, II* ENGINEERING Broadcasting I Trigonometry Engineering Design & Broadcasting II Trigonometry/Analytical ELECTIVE COURSES Development* Geometry DE Administrative Office Tech Introduction to Engineering* DANCE Introduction to Education Principles of Engineering* Dance Technique I, II, III, IV* PHYSICAL EDUCATION Learning Strategies Personal Fitness & Health ENGLISH MUSIC Team Sports I TKA ONLINE COURSES AP English Language & AP Music Theory Weight Training I, II, III Please visit www.tka.net for Composition Chorus V* a complete listing of our online AP English Literature & Keyboard I, II, III, IV* SCIENCE courses. Composition Music Theory Anatomy & Physiology* English I, English I* Vocal Ensemble IV* AP Biology English II, English II* AP Chemistry English III, English III* THEATER AP Environmental Science English IV, English IV* Acting I, II, IV* AP Physics C: Electricity Design & Production: & Magnetism Lighting & Sound AP Physics C: Mechanics

Symbols: AP - Advanced Placement DE - Dual Enrollment Course * - Honors Level Course

THE KING’S ACADEMY 60 PRESIDENT’S REPORT COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES

Adelphi University Drew University Loyola University Maryland Samford University University of Houston Agnes Scott College Drexel University Lynn University San Diego State University University of Kentucky Alma College Duke University Manhattan School of Music Santa Clara University University of Maine AMDA Eckerd College Marquette University Sarah Lawrence College University of Maryland American University Elon University Mars Hill University Savannah College of University of Massachusetts Art and Design Anderson University-SC Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Marymount Manhattan University of Miami Appalachian State University College School of the Art Institute University of Michigan University Emerson College Maryville College of Chicago University of Mississippi Arizona State University Emory & Henry College MCPHS-Massachusetts School of Visual Arts Asbury University Emory University College of Pharmacy & Sewanee: The University University of Mount Union of the South Auburn University Endicott College Health Sciences University of Nevada, Shorter University Las Vegas Averett University Erskine College Mercer University Southeastern University Barnard College Fairfield University Messiah College University of North Methodist University Southern California Institute Carolina, Asheville Barry University FAU Harriet L. Wilkes of Architecture Charlotte-Greensboro, Baylor University Honors College Miami University Southern Methodist Wilmington Belhaven University Flagler College Michigan State University University University of North Florida Florida A&M University Middlebury College Belmont Abbey College St. John Fisher College Florida Atlantic University Mississippi College University of North Georgia Belmont University St. John’s University Florida Gulf Coast Mississippi State University University of Oklahoma Beloit College Sterling College University Montreat College University of Oregon Bentley University Stetson University Florida Institute of Moody Bible Institute University of Pennsylvania Berry College Suffolk University Technology Moravian College University of Pittsburgh Bethune-Cookman Sweet Briar College University Florida International Morehead State University University of Richmond University Syracuse University Bob Jones University New College of Florida University of Rochester Florida Southern College Taylor University Boston College New York University Tennessee Technological University of San Diego Florida State University North Carolina State Boston Conservatory University Fordham University University University of San Francisco Boston University Texas A&M University Francis Marion University Northeastern University University of South Carolina Brown University Texas Christian University Franklin Pierce University Northwest University University of South Carolina Bryan College Texas Tech University Furman University Northwestern University Upstate California College The American Musical & Gardner-Webb University Norwich University University of South Florida, of the Arts Dramatic Academy Geneva College Nova Southeastern St. Pete California Institute of The Art Institute of University University of South Florida, Technology George Fox University Fort Lauderdale Oakwood University Tampa California State University, George Mason University The Catholic University University of Southern Channel Islands Georgetown University Occidental College of America Mississippi California State University, Georgia Institute of Ohio Northern University The Citadel, the Military Chico Technology Ohio Wesleyan University College of SC University of Tennessee California State University, Georgia Southern University Oklahoma State University The College of Wooster University of Tulsa Long Beach Gettysburg College Oral Roberts University The George Washington University of Vermont California State University, Grand Valley State Otterbein University University University of Virginia Northridge University Pace University The King’s College University of Washington Campbell University Guilford College Palm Beach Atlantic The New School University of West Florida Carnegie Mellon University University Hanover College The Ohio State University Ursinus College Case Western Reserve High Point University Palm Beach State College The Stella Adler Studio University Valparaiso University Hofstra University Pennsylvania State of Acting Catawba College Vanderbilt University Hollins University University The University of Alabama Cedarville University Virginia Commonwealth Houghton College Plymouth University The University of Arizona Charleston Southern University Howard University Point Loma Nazarene The University of Georgia University University Virginia Polytechnic Institute Huntington University The University of Iowa Christopher Newport Point Park University The University of North Wake Forest University University Husson University Princeton University Carolina at Chapel Hill Washington and Jefferson Clark University Indiana University Purchase College State The University of Tampa College Clemson University Iona College University, NY The University of Texas Washington State University Coastal Carolina University Iowa State University Purdue University Tufts University Washington University in Colgate University Ithaca College Quinnipiac University Tulane University St. Louis College of Charleston Jacksonville State University Regis College United States Military Jacksonville University Webber International College of the Holy Cross Rensselaer Polytechnic Academy University College of William James Madison University Institute United States Naval Webster University and Mary John Carroll University Rhodes College Academy West Virginia University Colorado State University Johns Hopkins University Rice University University at Buffalo NY Western Carolina University Concordia University-Irvine Johnson & Wales University Rider University University of California, Western Connecticut State Cornell College Knox College Ringling College of Art Davis, Irvine, & San Diego Cornell University LaGrange College and Design University of Central Florida University Cornish College of the Arts Lee University Roanoke College University of Cincinnati Western New England Covenant College Lees-McRae College Roger Williams University University of Colorado University Dartmouth College Liberty University Rollins College University of Connecticut Wheaton College IL Davidson College Limestone College Saint John’s University University of Dayton Widener University Daytona State College Lipscomb University Saint Leo University University of Delaware Wittenberg University Denison University Louisiana State University Saint Louis University University of Denver Word of Life Bible Institute Dickinson College Loyola University Chicago Salve Regina University University of Florida Xavier University

THE KING’S ACADEMY 61 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA AT A GLANCE

ENROLLMENT (FALL 2017) ATHLETICS NOTABLE ALUMNI • Total Students - 1,472 • Member of the Florida High School • Heath Evans ’97, NFL fullback and • Preschool - 217 Athletic Association (FHSAA) Super Bowl champion, NFL Network • Elementary - 490 • Member of Southeastern Football analyst • Middle - 188 Conference • Emmanuel Lamur ’07, NFL linebacker • High School - 577 • Fielding 50+ boys’ and girls’ teams in • Tess Soltau ’05, Broadway and 23 FHSAA-sanctioned varsity sports. television actress, Wicked, The Addams GRADUATES • Competing in baseball, basketball, Family • More than 3,300 total alumni bowling, cheerleading, cross country, • Lauren Jelencovich ’03, soprano, lead • Class of 2017 - 121 graduates football, golf, lacrosse, swimming, vocalist for Yanni, Star Search winner soccer, softball, tennis, track & field, • Colt Morton ’00, MLB catcher FACULTY and volleyball • Dr. Juli Slattery ’88, author, broadcast • Student-Faculty Ratio - 10:1 • Cumulative Team Championships media and psychologist, Focus on the • Elementary Average Class Size - 20 o 112 FHSAA district titles Family radio • High School Average Class Size - 17 o 35 FHSAA regional titles • DJ Carter ’03, assistant television • Full-Time Faculty - 125 o 10 FHSAA state titles director, ABC’s The Middle • Faculty with Advanced Degrees - 53 o 2 national titles • Sam Tanabe ’08, Broadway actor, NATIONAL RECOGNITION • 25 Individual FHSAA state champions Allegiance in golf, swimming and track & field • Dr. Elizabeth Ennis ’79, chief medical • Choir, Dance Selected for 58th • 1 Individual national champion in golf officer, Baptist Health System of Presidential Inauguration (2017) Alabama • NFL Super Bowl High School Honor CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS • Sgt. Philip Jones ’00, second baritone, Roll (2015) • Conservatory for the Arts US Marine Drum and Bugle Corps • National Blue Ribbon School of o Majors in Dance Arts, Instrumental • Dr. Karl Shoemaker ’89, professor and Excellence (2014) Arts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, author, University of Wisconsin • Top 7 Christian school in Learning from Theatre Arts, and Digital Arts • Sammuel Lamur ’07, AFL & NFL the Best, Volume II: Growing Greatness o Musical theatre, vocal, instrumental, linebacker that Endures in the Christian School and dance performances annually • Kent Annan ’90, author and missionary, (Dr. Gene Frost, 2014) • 2016, 2017 Top 5 National High School Haiti Partners • Top 7 Christian school in Learning Theater Festival Award • Wally ’86, nationally-syndicated radio from the Best: Growing Greatness in the • Annual NYC trip with performance at host, The Wally Show Christian School (Dr. Gene Frost, 2007) Lincoln Center • Rachel Rossin ’05, multimedia artist, oil • Band Selected for 51st Presidential o Crazy for You (2017) painting, installation and virtual reality Inauguration (1989) o The Secret Garden (2016) • Christina Alessi ’10, professional • National Excellence in Education Award o Titanic (2014) volleyball, Sweden, Philippines, and USA (1986) o Ragtime (2013) • Matthew Wensing ’00, CEO ACADEMIC PROGRAMS • The King’s Regiment parade band Riskpulse, Inc. • The King’s Philharmonia orchestra • College preparatory program • Kidservatory for grades 4 to 6 ACCREDITATION • Certificate tracks in Business, The King’s Academy is accredited by the Christian Ministry, Conservatory, CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Southern Association of Colleges and Pre-Law, Sports Medicine, and STEM • 50+ academic, service, professional, Schools, AdvancED, the Association of • 23 advanced placement classes and Christian clubs and organizations Christian Schools International, and the (89% passing rate) Florida Association of Christian Colleges • 24 dual enrollment hours and Schools. The school’s most recent • Explore gifted program re-accreditation study was completed in for elementary students 2013 and resulted in an extension of the • Academic and ESL support programs school’s accreditation through 2018.

The King’s Academy admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded to or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of its policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs.

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As 2016-2017 closes, TKA looks forward to building excellence with God’s promises TKA BUILDS for tomorrow!

2017-2018 SCHOOL VERSE “Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God. Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God. Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love. This is how God showed His love among us: He sent His one and only Son into the world that we might live through Him.” I John 4:7-9

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