YELLOWSTONE ACADEMY 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT Dear Friends, AT A GLANCE 2018-19 was a year of highs and lows for Yellowstone.

At , we continued to see impressive academic gains from Pre-K through 4th grade, and greater access to state-of-the-art assessment data showed us where we can continue to improve our program. Our alumni continued to do well—notably, 100% of our 8th grade class of 2015 succesfully graduated high school this Spring, and many of them have already enrolled in a post-secondary program!

For the first time in Yellowstone history, we launched a new public charter school for students 470 STUDENTS 100% OF OUR CLASS OF 2015 in grades 5-8. The energy and excitement around this new endeavor was incredible to 55% FEMALE | 45% MALE GRADUATED HIGH witness! We worked hard to establish a positive student culture, provide effective instruction, SCHOOL and care for our student’s social and emotional wellbeing. Despite truly heroic efforts on the part of our faculty and staff, and measured academic growth among our students, Yellowstone College Prep received an “Improvement Required” rating from the State of . We anticipated this rating for our first year, and we are poised for greater success in 2019-20.

As President Kennedy reminded us in his famous moonshot speech, “We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win.” We remain unbowed in our determination to provide an high-quality education paired with 80% 2020 the wrap-around support our students need to achieve success. The future of our students OF OUR COLLEGE-AGE YELLOWSTONE’S FIRST ALUMNI ALUMNI HAVE ENROLLED depends on us, and we will not let them down. We will rise to the challenge, not because CLASS WILL BEGIN TO GRADUATE IN POST-SECONDARY this work is easy, but because we are unwilling to postpone it. FROM COLLEGE

Ryan Dolibois Executive Director, Yellowstone Academy Superintendent, Yellowstone College Prep INSIDE THIS REPORT 3 | About the Yellowstone Scholars 9 | Building a Foundation of Faith & Character 4 | The Yellowstone Way 11 | Alumni Achieve Success 5 | Academic Highlights 13 | Fundraising Events Recap 6 | Yellowstone Teacher honored with Inaugural Excellence in 15 | Thank you to our supporters! Teaching Award

7 | Providing Wholistic Student Support

2 About the Yellowstone Scholars 35% of children in live below the federal poverty line. We Believe in Every Student In Third Ward, the median household income lags behind the national average At Yellowstone, we believe that every child is born with a purpose and destined for by $30,000. Our education system is failing these children, contributing to a success. Unfortunately, many of the children in our community lack the resources, downward cycle of generational poverty which is difficult to break. support, and education they need to achieve success.

The students and families at Yellowstone want to end this cycle and build a Students who complete a post-secondary degree or program can expect to enjoy brighter future. higher wages, more employment opportunities, better health, and increased levels of civic engagement. However, in the communities served by Yellowstone, only one in ten students is expected to achieve this level of success. For the remaining nine students, the cycle of generational poverty will likely continue uninterrupted. We believe this is a tragedy.

Who We Serve The Yellowstone Way • 470 students from Pre-K3 through 8th Grade At Yellowstone, we give our families and students a plan and support them on • 96% qualified for Federal Free/Reduced Lunch Program their path to success. Together, we are building a brighter future for our city. • 99% Black • 1% Latino/a We believe that if students learn from fantastic teachers, participate in wholistic support services, and build on a foundation of faith and character, then they will achieve success. 3 4 LEARN FROM FANTASTIC TEACHERS

Yellowstone’s academic program is designed to encourage students to make significant academic gains each year. Our teachers focus on each individual student’s progress, providing instruction suited to their level. We continued to offer smaller class sizes that averaged 18 students.

Academic Highlights - Yellowstone Academy • 85% of Early Childhood students are on track in reading • 97% of Early Childhood students were on track in math • 92% of 1st and 2nd grade students were proficient or advanced in reading, according to the Scholastic guided reading levels • 100% of our 3rd and 4th grade students were proficient or advanced in reading, according to the Scholastic guided reading levels. • Research has shown that students who are able to read proficiently in 3rd grade are far more likely to graduate high school on time. Excellence in Teaching Academic Highlights - Yellowstone College Prep Marlena Smith, third grade teacher at Yellowstone In almost every grade, our middle school students made significant Academy, was recognized with the inaugural Marie Fay gains from their benchmark scores to their final state testing scores Evnochides Award for Excellence in Teaching. in both reading and math. Benchmark vs. Final STARR Results in Reading & Math Organized by the Marie Fay Evnochides Fund, this award recognizes teachers who are dedicated to fostering optimism, creativity, critical thinking and lifelong learning. The award included a $15,000 stipend provided by the Marie Fay Evnochides Fund.

I love seeing the smiles in the morning, I even love “the challenging situations where I see the growth of students when they’re problem-solving. It gives them 5th 6th 7th 8th a voice and allows them to know that how they feel Despite these impressive gains, Yellowstone College Prep received an “improvement required” rating from the Texas Education Association. matters, what they think matters, and helps them We anticipated this rating for our first year based on the way the rating develop a skill for the long term. formula works, and the way we launched our model and our mission. Read more about our state ranking at yellowstoneschools.org/ratings. —Marlena Smith ” We are poised for greater success in the coming years. Third Grade Teacher 5 6 PARTICIPATE IN WHOLISTIC SUPPORT SERVICES Students at Yellowstone often face multiple barriers which prevent SUPPORT SERVICES AT A GLANCE them from achieving success. These barriers might include housing or • With the greater number of students, Yellowstone was able to participate in the food insecurity, lack of access to basic medical care, and an unstable National School Lunch Program for the first time. home environment. Each student’s story is unique, and the challenges they face vary greatly. At Yellowstone, we partner with our student • 96% of students qualified for free or reduced breakfast and lunch. families to ensure that each student’s basic needs are being met. • More than 143,000 meals were served.

Students received free healthy meals and snacks daily, uniform • Each family received a voucher for a basic uniform set, and additional vouchers were distributed to those families in greatest need. Each student also received appropriate vouchers, school supplies, and transportation to and from school. outerwear at no cost. Yellowstone provided social services that included group and individual counseling, family engagement, and parenting programs. • Our social work department engaged approximately 75% of our student body through Additionally, students benefited from access to basic medical, dental, referrals, counseling, small groups, and community circles. The referrals included and vision services through our community partnerships. social and emotional needs, parents seeking resources and assistance with financial matters, housing, and consultation regarding developmental issues. In every way possible, we set our students up for success. • Dozens of students received free eye exams, glasses, dental cleanings, and more as needed through our network of partnerships across Houston.

• 2018-19 marks the first year that Yellowstone was able to offer a special education program and 504 plans

• 13% of Yellowstone College Prep students benefited from special education programming (6%) or a 504 plan (7%), putting us above both national and state averages.

• More than 300 volunteers provided more than 2,000 hours of service to Yellowstone.

• Volunteers hailed from all over the area and enriched every aspect of our campus life. They served as mentors and lunch buddies each week.

• Several corporate partners signed on to sponsor grade levels through monthly activities designed to improve students’ confidence and leadership skills. Our corporate partners included Ascend Performance Materials, Riveron Consulting, Gow Media, Frost Bank, Cadence Bank, Women Empowering Nations, and Houston Association of Realtors.

• Many individuals have contributed to our on-going snack and hygiene drives, which provide healthy snacks and necessary hygiene items to our students who need them.

• Volunteers also provided each Yellowstone student with several books during our book drive in support of our literacy initiative, which includes building students’ home libraries.

7 8 BUILD A FOUNDATION OF FAITH & CHARACTER

Christian Education

As a hallmark of Yellowstone Academy, we continuously instill in our students Christian values to guide their lives. Students attended Bible class each school day, and once a week the campus gathered for a school-wide chapel service. The school also provided opportunities for our students to put their beliefs into practice through our annual community day of service, and by helping to pack and distribute food boxes during the holidays to other Houstonians in need.

Moral Foundation At Yellowstone College Prep, students are divided into houses based on our PRIDE values. Each week they participate in friendly inter-house competitions, team building activities, and character development programming. We help students build a strong moral foundation which prepares them for success.

150+ 2,000+ 144+ 57 70+ 100 hours of Bible hours of volunteer praise and worship number of times we students and family students, family, and instruction provided to service provided by songs sung together in prayed the Lord’s Prayer members volunteered staff participated in our each student (YA) our students and their chapel (YA) together as a school at Boxes of Blessings annual community day families (YA/YCP) (YA) (YA/YCP) of service (YA/YCP)

STATISTICS 10 ADRIAN STARKS Yellowstone 8th Grade Class of 2015 Graduated high school in 2019 ACHIEVE SUCCESS Northwestern State University of Louisiana In the communities Yellowstone serves, only 1 in 10 students is expected to complete a post-secondary AMAYAH HUDSON Yellowstone 8th Grade Class of 2013 educational program Graduated high school in 2017 including college, trade Entering her junior year at schools, or professional Texas Southern University certifications.

7 in 10 Yellowstone alumni EMERANCE MURAKATATE have enrolled in a post- Yellowstone 8th Grade Class of 2012 secondary program! Graduated high school in 2016 Entering senior year at Houston Baptist University Our students are achieving success, and our first class HOPE BIZURU of alumni will Yellowstone 8th Grade Class of 2015 Graduated high school in 2010 begin graduating Attending from college in Lamar University Spring 2020!

HFTN RAYSHAUN GAMBLE Yellowstone 8th Grade Class of 2012 Graduated high school in 2016 Serving in the Navy, participating in the Navy College Program

• 100% of Yellowstone’s 2015 class graduated from high school on time. KERRI JOHNSON Yellowstone 8th Grade Class of 2015 Graduated high school in 2019 • 100% of Yellowstone’s high school age Attending the alumni are still enrolled in high school. Air Force Academy • Nearly 80% of Yellowstone’s college age alumni have enrolled in a post-secondary RAKIA LEWIS educational program. Yellowstone 8th Grade Class of 2015 Graduated high school in 2019 Attending 11 Grambling State University FUNDRAISING

Event Chairs: Katy Boatman, Janice Character, Lori Fisher, Julia Humphreys, and Stephanie Tsuru Our inaugural Friendsgiving Brunch was a smashing success! Nearly 150 attendees enjoyed a delicious brunch and a program featuring a deeply impactful speech by one of Yellowstone’s 8th grade students (and a super cute rendition of You’ve Got a Friend in Me by Yellowstone’s 1st grade class). Altogether, the attendees raised more than $270,000 to support Yellowstone students.

Honorees: Elizabeth and Peter Wareing Event Chairs: Devin & Ryan McCord, Laura & William Wheless The second annual Party in the Park was a huge hit! Despite a rainy forecast, nearly 400 attendees danced the night away and helped raise more than $1 million to benefit the children at Yellowstone.

Event Chair: Natalie Pappas Auction Chairs: Taren Adams, Ashley Landry Hosted by the Young Friends of Yellowstone, professionals of all ages came out to celebrate our tenth and final Stomping of the Divots event, raising more than $40,000 for student scholarships at the Yellowstone Schools!

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Yellowstone Academy Yellowstone College Prep Brad Childers, Chairman Lionel Jellins, Chairman Duane King, President Arthur L. Bryan, II Venus Anderson Janice Character Carl Carter III David Lumpkins Les Csorba Valerie Williams David Dominy Karey Dye Bryan Fisher Bradley Freels Sherrill Garland David Humphreys David Lumpkins Kristi Lumpkins Devin McCord Susanna Moldawer Clark Thompson, Jr. Frank Tsuru Elizabeth Wareing Valerie Williams James Zucker

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