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2019-2020 Annual Report Annual Report The Mission of St. Mark’s The mission of St. Mark’s Cathedral School is to value the individual who comes to us, to help that student realize his or her potential, and to foster a culture that reflects Christian values, intellectual curiosity, and strong work ethic. Our goal is to develop a student who feels self-confident educationally, socially, and spiritually, and who can reach out to help others in our community. St. Mark’s Cathedral School does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, creed, or ethnic or national origin. Message from the Head of School Dear Members of the St. Mark’s Community, Well 2020 certainly made its mark on St. Mark’s! On Friday, March 13th we had an unprecedented end-of-the-day Chapel before sending our students home for what turned out to be the end of the year. In a matter of days our teachers became virtual teachers who used Google Classroom and Zoom and self-recorded videos in order to help our children keep up with all their studies. No Fiesta, no 8th grade trip to South Louisiana, no May Day or Field Day, and no graduation. In their place was a virtual Spirit Week, a Zoom Family Trivia Night, and drive-by parades for each division. Even as we missed our friends and our classes and lost special events, we continued to pray, play, and learn and fulfill our mission. Even before the novel coronavirus pandemic, however, the 2019-2020 school year was going to be one to remember! In order to create greater transparency and coordination between the fundraising efforts of the Parents' Club and of the school’s development office, we created an overall fundraising goal under the umbrella of the Lion’s Fund, which consists of both Parents’ Club fundraising and the Annual Giving Campaign. With outstanding leadership from officers and committee chairs, the Parents’ Club raised $175,981 from the Paw Print Sprint, Christmas greenery sales, the Fiesta online auction, and other fundraisers. Sadly, the Fiesta party itself had to be canceled as a result of the stay-at-home orders, but that didn’t prevent people from bidding on fantastic finds to support the school. A huge thank you to everyone who purchased a sponsorship, greenery, auction items or race registrations in support of St. Mark’s! The Annual Giving Campaign, under the leadership of Development Director Kim Carter and Co-Chairs, Amye and Reid Wilson, raised $141,348 from 357 donors. That number includes 100% faculty and staff participation. We are so very appreciative of the generosity of our donors—thank you for making your mark on St. Mark’s! As we are almost halfway through the new school year and the pandemic continues, we offer thanks and prayers for the entire St. Mark’s community. We are not entirely certain of all that the 2020-2021 school year will bring, but all our St. Mark’s Lions will continue to pray, play, and learn. Thank you for your continued support! Faithfully Yours, Chris Carter, D.Min. Head of School Message from the Annual Fund Chairmen Dear St. Mark’s Family and Friends, We are truly grateful for all of the generous support during the 2019-2020 Annual Giving Campaign. Your gifts enabled our students to engage in a wide range of extraordinary learning opportunities, both at home and in the classroom. Thanks to you, St. Mark’s Cathedral School will continue to develop dedicated faculty members and well-rounded students. This year was another successful year for the Annual Fund with contributions of $141,348 from faculty and staff, parents, grandparents, alumni, friends, and students. We are so fortunate to have exceeded our goal, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and we are proud of the way that our school community came together to do so. It takes all of us to build upon a strong foundation of past giving to ensure the future stewardship of St. Mark’s. We are so blessed that our children are able to attend a school with such strong academics and a loving Christian environment. Thank you for your generosity! Amye and Reid Wilson Sincerely, Amye and Reid Wilson 2019-2020 Annual Fund Chairmen Financial Summary for Fiscal2019-20 Year Revenue Totals % of Total Tuition and Fees 3,235,809 89.44% Grant Revenue (Net) 162,230 4.48% Parents’ Club Contribution 52,000 1.44% Cathedral Contributions from Investments 20,676 0.57% Contributions from Donations 141,348 3.91% Interest and Miscellaneous 5,674 0.16% $3,617,737 100.00% Expenses Totals % of Total Academic 2,389,114 65.80% Administration 708,851 19.52% Facilities 445,114 12.26% Other 88,052 2.42% $3,631,131 100.00% Ordinary Income (Loss) (13,394) Change in Equity - Assets Totals Increase in Cash 528,288 Increase in Accounts Receivables 2,537,296 Increase in Property & Equipment 98,211 Decrease in Prepaid Expenses 15,000 Unrealized Losses on Investments (27,378) $1,151,417 Change in Equity - Liabilities Totals Decrease in Accounts Payable 34,335 Increase in Accrued Expenses 4,143 Increase in Deferred Revenue 2,588,787 Net Change in Capital Lease (18,143) PPP Loan Proceeds 541,000 Total Net Income 1,295 $3,151,417 2019-20 Memorials Anneliese Brewster Joe Cage Anne Montgomery Major (Ret.) Bennie Ray James Stroud Alice Townsen In Honor of SMCS Alumni Court in the Holiday in Dixie Cotillion 2019-20 Annual Fund Donors Dr. and Mrs. Wyche Coleman Bishop’s Council Headmaster’s Team Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dill Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gamble, Sr. Gifts of $10,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Kit Gamble Ms. Jaclyn Litton Briery Mr. and Mrs. Scott Baker Mr. Dan Gray and Dr. Susan Chidlow Gray Dr. and Mrs. Robert LaFargue Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Campbell The Guthikonda Family Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Daigle Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Eagles Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Johnson Mr. Randy Fair Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kirk Club Dr. and Mrs. Ben E. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lowe Dean’s Dr. and Mrs. Ben C. Foster Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. George Lukacs Mr. and Mrs. William Foster Mr. and Mrs. William Madole The Glynn Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gamble, Jr. Mr. Jason McNeil Mr. and Mrs. Jon Q=Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Ronny Martin Ms. Riviera McNeil Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Moritz Mr. and Mrs. David Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Q=Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Reading Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Rice Dr. and Mrs. David Renda Mr. and Mrs. Knox Ridley Mr. Charles Sheedy Mr. and Mrs. Chris Walls Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snyder Drs. Michael and Thuy Wiesner Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Russell Van Norman Dr. and Mrs. Stephen White The Saints Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wilson Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Willam Windham Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Youngblood Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baker Mr. and Mrs. Scott Baker Mr. and Mrs. David Ballard The Ms. Sue Ballard Foundation Drs. Katie and Ben Beach Gifts of $500 - $999 Ms. Kristen Brown Mrs. Sandra Arnold Drs. Susan Campbell and Chris Carter Mrs. Susan Berry Mr. and Mrs. Judd Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brown 2019-20 Annual Fund Donors Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smitherman Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kilgarlin Mrs. Susan Smitherman Dr. and Mrs. Fred Kinder Mr. David and Dr. Allison Spann Mr. and Mrs. Tandy Lewis Mr, and Mrs. Mike Tilton Mrs. Joan Lukacs Ms. Alysha Wallace Mr. James May Mr. William Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Kyle McCotter Mr. and Mrs. Craig Webb Mr. and Mrs. Harry McInnis Dr. and Mrs. David Werner Mr. and Mrs. John H. Meldrum, Jr. Mr. C. Cody White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Merrells Drs. Kristi and Rick Michael Ms. Amber Miller The J. Edgar Monroe Foundation Challengers Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Papa Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr and Mrs. John Pringle Mr. and Mrs. Alton Allen Mr. and Mrs. Danny Roemer Mr. Lamar Baker Mr. and Mrs. Keith Carter Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Brown Mr. and Mrs. Monte Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sale Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown Mr. Wyche Coleman The Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Davis Mrs. Anita Dulany Mr. and Mrs. Ben Foster Mr. and Mrs. Swarajya Guthikonda Mr. and Mrs. Quintin Hardtner, IV Mr. W. David Hart Dr. and Mrs. Sanders Hearne Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hernandez Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodges Mrs. Mary Pat Horton Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Hubbard 2019-20 Annual Fund Donors The Lion’s Path Gifts under $250 Ms. Mary Anna Adams Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams Mr. and Mrs. David Addison Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Dr. and Mrs. William Andress Mr. Dakota Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Braden Ash Mrs. Erin Engle Avery Mrs. Susan Cage Mr. and Mrs. James May Mr. James W. Babin Mr. and Mrs. James H. Campbell, III Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McCotter Mr. and Mrs. Steven Baker Mr. and Mrs. Jim Camhout Mr. and Mrs. William Meaney Ms. Connie Barefield Mrs. Judith Camhout Ms. Penne Mobley Mr. and Mrs. Baker Barr Mrs. Mary K. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Barro Mr. and Mrs. Michael Demech Ms. Mary Gayle Renfro Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Batchelor Mr. and Mrs. Chris Elberson Mr.
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