THE KING’S ACADEMY 1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT COVER PHOTO Mission Statement Since 1999, The King’s Academy has cared for children around the The King’s Academy exists to assist the home and church world by partnering with Samaritan’s in their endeavor to “train up a child in the way he should Purse’s shoebox ministry, Operation Christmas Child. Last year, King’s go” (Proverbs 22:6). Its mission is to share salvation students shared the Good News of through Jesus Christ and to graduate Christian leaders our Savior’s birth by donating more than 600 gift boxes to this effort. who seek to impact their world for the King of kings Pictured: TKA junior kindergartner Taylen Bostic. through academic excellence and spiritual vitality. A LETTER FROM TKA’S PRESIDENT

Dear TKA Family,

TKA Cares! As we review the 2017-2018 school year, it’s clear that God’s Kingdom is advancing locally and globally through the ministry of The King’s Academy. TKA Last year, with a fantastic group of King’s faculty and staff, I had the privilege of escorting the Class of 2018 through five countries comprising the British Isles and of Cares joining TKA’s International Studies Program in three cities across China.

One of my favorite memories of the senior trip was an outdoor Sunday morning devotional with our students led by TKA Director of Student Ministries Stephen Kimpel. At the bottom of Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh, within walking distance of beautiful yet spiritually-dead Scottish cathedrals, God’s Word was alive and proclaimed.

In China, I was told that students often choose King’s because it is a Christian school and Chinese families know that Christian teachers are more caring and nurturing. The love of Christ is alive at TKA, and students know us by our love.

Last year, prior to the current political unrest, TKA students served in Nicaragua by building homes, feeding the hungry, donating school uniforms, and loving children. They were the hands and feet of Christ to the poorest of the poor. They were hope in an otherwise hopeless situation.

Currently, plans are underway for next year’s first-ever senior trip to Iceland—a country where naturalism and new age mysticism now exceed the former influence of Christianity. The largest Christian church in the country has only 200 members, but as we travel to this beautiful land, King’s Class of 2019 will be a witness for Christ.

For almost 50 years, God has called us to be counter-cultural at TKA—to be His light to the lost. And, that is exactly what we are doing and will continue to do. God’s redemptive plan for a hurting world must be on display at The King’s Academy and wherever we go.

Thank-you for loving God, serving one another, caring for others, and helping 60 acres of good soil at the corner of Belvedere and Sansbury to produce a global harvest. As you read this report, please join me in praising our King, the One who makes this excellence possible!

Sincerely,

Randal L. Martin President

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10 16 17 2 The King’s Academy’s faculty and staff returned to campus and were welcomed back with breakfast in the TKA Café. President Martin challenged them to be rooted in prayer and to avoid complacency. 3 The gym is renovated and renamed the M. Nelson Loveland Athletic Center. 8 TKA welcomes more than 200 new students to campus, including Kristina Sheveleva from Kazakhstan who, with mother Vera, presented President Martin with a beautiful pictorial book about her home country. 9 TKA kicks off the new school year with Get Acquainted Day. 9 The high school administrative building is overhauled, including beautiful hallway murals thanks to designer Christin Diddle. 10 TKA Kindergarten teacher Miss Delia Albee celebrates her 40th year of teaching at TKA. 10 TKA founder M. Nelson Loveland’s great-grandchildren and son Jeff Loveland take an annual picture by his memorial tree. 16 TKA’s new strategic plan, “The Future is Now,” is unveiled to the TKA family. 17 TKA’s volleyball team becomes First Serve Pre-Season Tournament Champions on its way to an undefeated regular season.

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27 27 30 18 Senior Cory Croteau is named ESPN West Palm Beach’s Impactful Player of the Year. 18 Students lead a new student Bible study called ONE80. 18 TKA Lions football starts the fall season with a 51-16 victory over Cardinal Newman for its 17th straight victory. 21 Students in Mrs. DeProspero’s STEM class check out the solar eclipse. 24 In chapel, Mr. Stephen Kimpel, Director of Student Ministries, asks, “Have you been climbing the wrong ladder?” 26 TKA Lions football team notches its 18th win in a row and starts 1-0 on the regular season. 26 TKA’s Summer McCarty ’17 is cast as Eponine in a professional concert version of Les Misérables. 27 TKA’s James Holland ’14 leads Colgate’s football team to a 20-14 upset over #23-ranked Cal Poly with 91 yards and a TD. 27 King’s celebrates the Grand Opening of the Page Family Center for Performing Arts. 30 TKA’s swim team breaks six school records at the first meet of the season.

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10 11 12 1 TKA’s varsity volleyball team defeats Lake Worth Christian in three sets to remain undefeated on the season. 1 TKA’s football team beats Westminster Academy 48-7, collects 19 straight wins and is 2-0 on the season. 2 TKA’s golf team finishes 4th in their national title defense at the Antigua National Golf Invitational in Arizona. 2 Senior Logan Othmer shoots 7-under 65 in the final round of the Antigua National Golf Invitational, finishing 2nd overall. 4 The King’s Regiment performs at the Miami Marlins baseball game. 5 Hurricane Irma closes school. TKA alum Matt Wensing’s state-of-the-art Riskpulse.com helps King’s prepare for the storm. 8 TKA’s YouTube Channel, TKALionheart, achieves more than 10 million views. 10 Even as Irma’s winds rage the Christian flag is still flying high at TKA; a symbol of our hope and trust in our King. 11 TKA alum Austin Stack ’09 flies helicopters for the US Navy. 12 TKA parent Travis Benjamin’s LA Chargers vs. TKA alum Emmanuel Lamur’s Minnesota Vikings on Monday Night football. 15 Classes resume post-Hurricane Irma, thanks to TKA volunteers working side-by-side with King’s maintenance dept.

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ORANGEWOOD TOURNAMENT 28 29 CHAMPIONS 30 17 TKA’s Sarah Collins ’14 becomes Stetson’s all-time leading goal scorer, scoring two goals for the Hatters. 20 The undefeated Lady Lions volleyball team beats Benjamin 3-1 and the game is streamed by the TKA Broadcast Crew. 22 TKA football notches 20 wins in a row and is 3-0 on the season. 22 Lady Lions volleyball downs Cardinal Newman to improve to 10-0. 23 TKA’s cross country team finishes 1st (girls) and a close 2nd (boys) in Class 1A at the Spanish River Invitational. 26 The Boswell Science & Technology Center’s beginning is marked with a Groundbreaking Ceremony. 27 Lady Lions volleyball beats Oxbridge to remain undefeated. 27 TKA students meet for “See You at the Pole” and prayer. 28 TKA’s spectacular production of Disney’sBeauty and the Beast opens in the Page Family Center for Performing Arts. 29 The undefeated Lions football team beats Calvary Christian 27-3 on Elementary Night, marking 21 wins in a row. 30 The undefeated Lady Lions volleyball team improves to 14-0 and is named Orangewood Tournament Champions.

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13 13 13 3 Demolition continues at TKA, making way for TKA’s Boswell Science & Technology Center. 5 Pastor Robert Madu speaks at RUSH chapel, where King’s celebrates 17 new Christ followers. 5 TKA’s Joel Loveland ’99 designs the first autonomous floating microgrid platform for electric marine propulsion vessels. 8 TKA’s volleyball team completes an undefeated regular season, winning its third tournament title at North Broward Prep. 8 TKA eighth grader Mia Rodriguez wins the Melbourne HS Invitational by more than 30 seconds with a 20:58.84 time. 10 TKA’s junior girls are victorious over the seniors 42-20 in the annual powderpuff game. 13 TKA football makes it 23 victories in a row at homecoming, and Henry Erwin and Gigi Perez are named King and Queen. 13 TKA’s Gilda Doria ’10 is inducted as the newest member of The King’s Academy Athletic Hall of Fame. 13 King’s celebrates the 25th anniversary of its first FHSAA team state championship with the 1992 Lions baseball team. 16 TKA Lions golf team brings home a FHSAA district trophy. 17 King’s Philharmonia, featuring violinist Nathan Clifford ’18, plays a side-by-side concert with the PBA Symphony.

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26 27 30 18 Pastor George Estornell and TKA football players teach elementary students during spiritual emphasis week. 19 TKA volleyball team comes back from an 0-2 deficit to beat Oxbridge in 5 and win King’s 114th FHSAA district title. 19 The King’s Academy swim team brings home two FHSAA District Runner-up trophies. 20 TKA football (7-0) prevails over Key West, winning a 24th straight game, on a national broadcast by ASBN. 22 TKA’s Kaleigh Marschall ’17 finishes 2nd in jumping with the FAU Equestrian team. 24 TKA’s President’s Report, including a recap of the 2016-17 school year, is mailed. 25 TKA senior swimmer Annie Fletcher verbally commits to swim at D1 University of North Florida. 25 TKA’s Hunter Malmin and Dylan Shepherd achieved perfect ACT scores on their math and science sections, respectively. 26 TKA Lions’ boys and girls cross country teams both win district championships, King’s 115th and 116th all-time. 27 TKA’s Broadcasting class tours WPTV with anchor Tania Rogers and sees the live production of the 11 am news. 28 The King’s Regiment and Dance Team perform the halftime show for the Miami Heat-Boston Celtics NBA game.

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10 11 12 1 TKA’s volleyball team defeats Oxbridge in 5 sets to advance to the FHSAA regional finals. 2 TKA senior Madeline Furtado sets a school record with 2,012 career kills during the team’s FHSAA regional win. 3 The Kravis-on-the-Road’s Storymakers perform written by TKA parent Don Butler, at King’s. 4 King’s swimmers Josh Zuchowski, Jonathan Yang, Tara Leininger and its relay teams advance to the state finals. 8 TKA Conservatory’s Jared Todd, Griffin Lowe, Kelby Fredrick, and Chris Santiago play in the All-County Jazz Band Concert. 9 TKA Lions sign to play D1 athletics in college: Annie Fletcher, University of North Florida (Swimming); Logan Othmer, George Washington University (Golf); Madeline Furtado, Liberty University (Volleyball); and Andrew Lee, LSU (Baseball). 10 Walls are raised for the Boswell Science & Technology Center. 10 More than 600 grandparents attend TKA’s Grandparents Day. 11 TKA’s eighth graders enjoy a historical visit to Philadelphia, Gettysburg, Lancaster County, and Valley Forge in PA. 12 TKA’s cross country teams enjoy best-ever finish at FHSAA states. The boys and girls teams finish 5th and 13th, respectively.

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20 22 29 12 Three bus loads of seniors and chaperones head to Lake Placid for TKA’s 2018 Senior Retreat. 12 TKA students help King’s Key Club collect a record 6,790 food items during its Food for Families drive. 15 The King’s Academy Theatre Company is named a National Top 5 High School Program for the second year in a row. 15 Operation Christmas Child boxes are collected for children around the globe. 16 TKA parent and lead pastor of Family Church, Jimmy Scroggins, leads TKA’s high school Thanksgiving chapel. 17 TKA’s YouTube channel (TKALionheart) reaches 11 million views. 19 TKA’s James Holland ’14 helps Colgate beat Georgetown and clinch the Patriot League championship. 20 Hedrick Brothers Construction works over Thanksgiving to keep the Boswell Center on schedule for its 2018 opening. 22 TKA’s soccer team celebrates their first win of the season, covered by The Palm Beach Post. 22 King’s student-athletes serve dinner to tens of thousands in need as part of Big Heart Brigade’s volunteer effort. 29 TKA formally launches its Pre-Law Studies program and announces a $1.25 million endowment gift donation.

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8 11 13 1 TKA’s Theatre Company students perform White Christmas for enthusiastic crowds. 3 Lady Lions basketball team improves to 4-0 on the season, winning the Turkey Shootout Tournament. 3 Emmanuel Lamur ’07, of the Minnesota Vikings, wears “my cause my cleats” for Haitian orphans and breast cancer survivors. 4 TKA’s Lauren Jelencovich ’03 makes history as the first woman to sing at a concert in Saudi Arabia in front of men and women. 6 TKA Head Football Coach Keith Allen is named 2017 South Florida Conference Coach of the Year. 7 TKA’s Class of 2018 reads to King’s first graders in the Rosemary Beaumont Library. 8 The King’s Regiment, TKA Conservatory Dance Team, and Cheerleaders perform at Disney’s Magic Kingdom. 10 TKA Swim Coach Jonathan Zuchowski shares his testimony before leaving for treatment for multiple myeloma. 11 Miami Hurricanes Head Football Coach Mark Richt visits TKA, home of the back-to-back SFC Conference Champion Lions. 13 Coach Ashlei Furtado and middle school Lady Lions basketball are named 2017 Conference Champions. 13 TKA preschoolers sing to Jesus at their Christmas program, live-streamed on TKA’s YouTube channel (TKALionheart).

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20 22 29 16 Coach Jenn Allen and TKA Cheerleaders lay memorial wreaths at the South Florida National Cemetery. 16 King’s students and faculty serve at Urban Youth Impact’s Christmas Store and TKA families donate more than 500 toys. 18 Senior Liberty-commit Madeline Furtado is named the Sun Sentinel Player of the Year. 18 TKA Lions cross country’s Bill Mitchell is honored with the Sun Sentinel Coach of the Year award. 18 The first steel girder for the second story floor of the Boswell Science & Technology Center is installed. 19 TKA seniors Gigi Perez and Ryan Kingman are accepted by Berklee College of Music and Williams College respectively. 20 TKA Lions performance coach and alum Kimmy (Ruch) Ledford ’12 earns an Exos Performance Specialist certification. 20 Hedrick Brothers Construction installs the Boswell Center’s second floor. 22 TKA’s His People Honors Choir performs a Disney Candlelight Processional with Neil Patrick Harris as the narrator. 22 Two big wins for TKA basketball: Lady Lions improve to 10-1, beating Calvary Christian, and the boys blow out West Boca. 29 TKA 8th-grader Josh Zuchowski ends 2017 with national recognition as the Swimmer of the Year for 11-12 year-old boys.

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15 17 18 4 TKA baseball scoreboard is upgraded, recognizing two-time state champions. 6 TKA cheer team celebrates back-to-back National Championships. 8 TKA’s Mike Miller ’10, former TKA Lions quarterback, coaches Alabama to a win in the National Championship game. 10 Fifty-four TKA students and chaperones join Hope Project International to build eight homes in Nicaragua. 11 TKA’s outstanding history department is successful in its first-ever National History Day competition. 13 King’s YouTube channel (TKALionheart) receives its 10,000th subscriber, elevating it to Bronze Level. 14 TKA’s Emmanuel Lamur ’07 and the Minnesota Vikings head to the NFC Championship game. 15 TKA sophomore Rebekah Laflin earns first chair in the Florida All-State Concert Band, the first-ever TKA student to earn this ranking. 17 TKA junior Juliana San Lucas verbally commits to play D1 lacrosse at Presbyterian College. 18 TKA Coach Joby Slay and the soccer team score a big 2-0 district win over Oxbridge.

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30 31 31 19 Senior Haley Gantt commits to Biola University in California to play NCAA basketball. 20 The Lady Lions basketball team beats Spanish River 69-40, while the Lions down Berean Christian 69-43. 22 Senior Ryan Kingman announces his decision to play D1 football for Williams College next year. 22 Hedrick Brothers Construction starts building the roof on the Boswell Science & Technology Center. 23 TKA alumna Tess Soltau lands a recurring role as Rachel Modine on CBS’s NCIS: New Orleans. 26 TKA Theatre Co.’s Peter and the Starcatcher opens for a sold-out, two-week run in the Page Center. 26 Mrs. Horne’s exceptional 4th graders win TKA’s 45th Annual Day of Jubilee. 30 TKA’s Christian Weisz ’18, an accomplished equestrian, earns a full scholarship to portray Chief Osceola at FSU. 31 TKA’s Dual Enrollment Business students present their projects at PBAU Entrepreneurship Challenge. 31 TKA soccer team moves on to the FHSAA district finals with a 1-0 victory over Benjamin.

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9 12 13 2 TKA’s Dr. Chris Chafin ’03 speaks to the National Honor Society about his experience as an oral surgeon. 3 On Senior Night, the Lady Lions basketball team defeats St. John Paul II to complete a 17-7 season. 3 Hedrick Brothers Construction keeps the Boswell Science & Technology Center project on schedule. 6 Coach Jenn Allen and TKA cheer team’s hard work is rewarded with a trip to the FHSAA State Championships. 6 TKA elementary students celebrate 100 days of school. 9 TKA basketball team finishes its first winning season since 2014 with a win over 9A Palm Beach Central. 9 The Silvas spearhead TKA’s 16th annual Sidewalk Café, a celebration of worldwide food, music, art, and dance. 12 TKA’s Key Club spreads love around campus and supports Access Life during Valentine’s Day. 13 Coach Hobbs and the varsity basketball team advance in FHSAA districts by virtue of a win at Glades Central. 14 Dr. Denise Brown and TKA’s first-ever Mock Trial Team place second at a county-wide competition.

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24 24 25 14 TKA senior Calvin Johnson scores his 1,000th career point for the TKA Lions basketball team in his final game. 17 King’s science students earn first place at the Miami Science Olympiad. 20 TKA Conservatory vocal students perform in a sold-out show at New York City’s Carnegie Hall. 23 Pastor Tony Merida from Raleigh, North Carolina, is the featured speaker for Rush week. 24 Lady Lions softball wins 19-7 against Pine Crest to remain undefeated on the season at 5-0. 24 TKA elementary students raise over $13,000 for the American Heart Association while collecting hundreds of shoes for Guatemalan children. 24 TKA Philharmonia’s recent Andre Rieu Waltz Concert is posted on YouTube. 25 Studio 70 records a music video from Worship Night at TKA. 28 TKA senior girls and their mothers enjoy a Senior Tea while King’s senior boys and their fathers enjoy a BBQ.

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7 8 10 1 TKA alum Josh Grogis ’00 is named Chief of Staff for U.S. Congressman Tom Cole (Oklahoma). 2 TKA elementary mothers enjoy Mornings with Moms with their students. 2 King’s Symphonic and Middle School Concert Bands perform at Disney World. 4 TKA fourth graders visit the Little Red Schoolhouse in Delray Beach. 6 TKA alum Max Thompson ’81 and son Jonathon of Tradesmen Quality Plastering add stucco to the Boswell Center. 7 Senior English students host a Victorian tea party today after reading The Importance of Being Earnest. 7 King’s Model UN team experiences the 44th Annual High School Model United Nations Conference in NYC. 8 Overnight Bible read-through of the New Testament begins, livestreamed by Studio70. 10 TKA’s Odyssey of the Mind team wins first place in regionals to advance to states. 13 TKA boys Lacrosse keeps roaring with a seven-game win streak.

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22 22 26 13 The King’s Academy announces its re-accreditation has been validated by the ACSI and AdvancEd through 2023. 14 TKA alumna and Conservatory’s Mrs. Cathy Higgins ’87 wins re-election as mayor of Atlantis’ City Council. 17 TKA Theatre Company’s fantastic Oliver closes after a successful eight-show run. 17 TKA sixth grader Kolby Martin wins first place in FL for his Daughters of the American Revolution contest essay. 17 King’s TKA Lion heart YouTube channel receives its 14 millionth view—6 million in the past year alone. 21 TKA senior Char Page meets former U.S. VP Joe Biden to share her experience with Friends of Thai Daughters. 22 TKA’s Emmanuel Lamur ’07 signs to play his 7th NFL season with the Oakland Raiders. 22 TKA alumnus AJ Titus ’10 is named president of Signarama. 22 TKA students help Lara Trump prepare for Big Dog Ranch Rescue’s fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago. 26 TKA volleyball’s Madeline Furtado wins the Palm Beach County HS Female Athlete of the Year award.

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11 11 12 4 TKA senior Jake Zimmerman raises more than $27,000 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. 4 TKA senior Graham Popadic earns a full scholarship to The King’s College in New York City. 5 TKA’s Lauren Dariana Jelencovich ’03 sings with country music legend Dolly Parton. 5 TKA boys lacrosse team’s win streak continues marking a 12-1 record. 8 A Night of Jazz and a Sacred Music performances are held in the Page Family Center for Performing Arts. 10 Hedrick Brothers Construction primes the Boswell Center’s exterior and the project remains on schedule. 11 King’s track team wins two FHSAA district championships, King’s 117th and 118th all-time. 11 TKA’s Emin Toro ’93 was nominated by President Trump to be a Judge on the U.S. Tax Court. 12 TKA senior Justin Bridgewater commits to Lynn University’s new cross country and track and field teams. 12 TKA’s undefeated middle school baseball team finishes their season as conference champions.

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25 26 27 16 TKA celebrates 22 decisions to follow our King at the “Ball at the K” event. 16 TKA alumna and Lions Hall of Fame athlete Gilda Doria ’10 runs in the Boston Marathon. 17 The King’s Academy adds an additional 6th grade section to accommodate growth. 19 Ghost the Musical, featuring a massive digital display, opens at the Page Family Center for Performing Arts 20 TKA senior Cindy Hugel earns a full scholarship to study nursing at Palm Beach Atlantic University. 24 TKA senior Tara Leininger wins the coveted Marquis Fellowship to study engineering at Lafayette College in PA. 25 TKA’s YouTube Channel celebrates 15 million views. 26 TKA’s boys and girls track teams sweep FHSAA regionals for the first time to advance to states. 26 TKA senior cheerleaders Caylin Gatchell and Hannah Salici make their D1 college cheer teams. 27 Mrs. Lockmiller and the Sceptre staff unveil the 2017-2018 yearbook with a dedication to Mrs. Richardson.

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25 31 31 5 TKA’s Ashley Sousa ’14, one of only two FSU graduates with a perfect 4.0 GPA, graduates with a marketing degree. 5 TKA junior class president Kyle Martin welcomes the 2018 and 2019 Classes to Prom 2018. 8 Mrs. Robin Phillips and King’s piano students perform at the year-end recital, the first-ever in the Page Center. 11 TKA junior Jacob Dillistin earns a perfect score on the ACT science section. 12 TKA announces the Class of 2018 Valedictorian Kelly Ahkee (5.654 GPA), Salutatorian Cindy Hugel (5.526) and International Student of Distinction Marie Schuhler (4.457 GPA). 19 SFC Champion TKA Varsity Football topples Everglades Prep 42-12 in spring football game. 25 Ninety-four sixth grade students including Justin Wright who received the Gold Award for placing first or second in all subject areas, celebrated the culmination of elementary school during the graduation ceremony. 31 The King’s Academy celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2018—TKA’s largest with 142 graduates. 31 U.S. Senator Marco Rubio speaks at TKA’s 47th Annual Commencement Exercises.

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20 27 30 3 TKA’s Casey Butler wins the Kravis Center’s Outstanding Leading Actor Dream Award for his performance in Oliver! 4 Freshman Michael Kolkana is the first-ever TKA boys lacrosse player to make the All-Regional team. 4 TKA’s Trevor Hollis ’18, who committed to play baseball for Palm Beach State College, is named PBC Pitcher of the Year. 7 TKA’s Camp ROAR! begins. 7 TKA president Randy Martin and TKA administrators attend an annual retreat to plan the 2018-2019 school year. 10 TKA’s YouTube channel (TKALionheart) reaches another milestone with its 16 millionth view. 18 TKA’s Rachel Rossin ’05 was selected as NatGeo’s featured art genius. 19 Lady Lions softball player Hannah Federico ’19 is named to the 1st team all state and Jordan Winters ’19 is named 2nd team. 20 Justin Bridgewater ’18 earns Track and Field Athlete of the Year for the second year in a row. 27 TKA students Beltran Nores, Liam Jamason, Ben Fischer, and Chris Vingiano attend CRISIS Duke Tip at Eckerd College. 30 TKA Director of Athletics Chris Hobbs is recognized as one of the best young sports leaders in the USA by the NHSACA.

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RANKED #22 IN PBC 25 28 31 6 Landscaping and grass are added to the Boswell Science & Technology Center. 9 TKA students earn a 91% pass rate on 2018 AP exams. 12 TKA’s Brielle Biggins ’19 spends two weeks in Tanzania on a Global Leadership Adventures program, which centers on volunteer work. She served at a local school, teaching the children English and helping rebuild classrooms. 13 TKA’s Ethan Spell ’20 graduates from US Naval Sea Cadet Corps NSWOC training at Tyndall Air Force Base in Panama City. 17 TKA begins “30 Days of Prayer” for the 2018-2019 school year. 19 TKA swimmers compete in the Junior Olympics, earning a combined 3rd place finish for the TKA FAST Swim Club. 25 TKA Quarterback Justin Wake ’19 is ranked 22nd for Palm Beach County football players by New Era Prep. 28 Lady Lions Cheerleading team serves at Habitat for Humanity. 31 John Prieschl ’19 completes the 60th Annual University of Florida Student Science Training Program, working on a project entitled “The Effects of Exoskeleton Mass on Embodiment Using Unpowered Pneumatic Muscles.”

THE KING’S ACADEMY 24 PRESIDENT’S REPORT A STRATEGIC UPDATE: CARING FOR THE KING’S ACADEMY TKA’s newly implemented strategic plan — The Future is Now — is less than THE one year old, but our school has made significant strides in putting the plan into action. Here are some highlights:

FUTURE Instilling Faith: The King’s Academy welcomed Bible teacher and apologetics expert Dan Stuart, improved chapels and witnessed the growth of the IS NOW student-led ONE80 Bible study. Effective training for our teachers featured the Three Circles, How to Lead a Child to Christ, and Classroom Apologetics. King’s celebrated many salvations and rededication decisions by students. TKA introduced the opportunity for students to pursue a special diploma distinction in the field of Christian Ministry.

Influencing Culture: The King’s Academy hosted influential speakers, such as U.S. Senator Marco Rubio and President of the Palm Beach County Bar Association, Rosalyn Sia Baker-Barnes, Esq.; energizing and inspiring our students with their messages.

Impacting Learning: The King’s Academy Explore Program expanded to include more students. Its new innovation lab, developed by a group of sixth graders, promises to benefit the entire elementary school by creating a love for engineering. TKA also experienced improvement in TerraNova and Advanced Placement results. In 2018-2019, students will experience improved transitions from 6th to 7th grades and from TKAP to TKA.A number of our teachers are pursuing advanced degrees, 20 elementary teachers achieved gifted certification, and TKA strengthened its faculty with more outstanding hires.

Inspiring Innovation: From hosting its first National History Day to implementing IT and maintenance ticketing systems, The King’s Academy is continually improving. Some technology improvements included additional laptops in the elementary school. Additionally, the opportunity for students to earn a special distinction on their diploma in the field of computer science was added. Coursework includes computer programming, web design, and AP computer principles.

Initiating Growth: The Boswell Science & Technology Center, completed in 2018, will attract students to King’s who aspire to cure diseases, solve engineering problems, and provide technological solutions thus allowing needed opportunities to discover God-given passions rooted in STEM pursuits. The Boswell Center has 12,000 sq ft of educational space including the 1,300 sq ft Smith Family Chemistry/Physics Lab, a 1,000 sq ft Rodila Family Life Sciences Lab, two additional 1,000 sq ft Life Sciences Labs, 1,500 sq ft programming/robotics Lab, 800 sq ft engineering lab, two STEM Classrooms, and four offices for TKA’s International Student Program.

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CALLED TO CARE King’s Students Exemplify Their Faith Through Service

aith calls upon us to serve others, in ways large and The King’s Academy outreaches—including a home- Fsmall. Hebrews 6:10 says, “God is not unjust; He will building mission trip to Nicaragua, Operation not forget your work and the love you have shown Him, as Christmas Child, Key Club’s food drive, Jump Rope you have helped His people and continue to help them.” for the Heart, Angel Tree Football Camp, and Urban Our prayers for a better world were put into action as Youth Impact’s Christmas Store volunteers—raised King’s students used their talents to help others. tens of thousands of dollars and helped hundreds of families over the course of the school year. A spirit of service must first be embraced before it can be shared. Beginning within, more than 75 King’s Through these programs students were not only students made first-time decisions to follow Christ, able to see how their faith could transform lives, and hundreds rededicated their lives to Him during the but experienced how they too were changed. Many 2017-18 school year. Our students then proceeded expressed feelings of gratitude, humility, and empathy, to demonstrate just how much they cared. which truly embodies the teachings of our King.

TKA student Genesis Gutierrez ’19 (2 year Hope Project International volunteer): “When we were in Nicaragua, I got to talk with a lady inside of the house that we built. Because I spoke Spanish, I was able to talk to her on a personal level. She explained her situation and said that we had a special place in her heart. She explained to me that she only got a small amount of food each day, and it would be divided amongst her kids and mother who was very sick. Her husband had left her, and before we built the home she lived under a tarp. It made me think about my family in Cuba who are also in a difficult situation. The experience was heart-wrenching but made me realize that we could help. In a way, I think the project benefited us as much as it did them.”

TKA student Connor Marschall ’20 (2 year Hope Project International volunteer): “The part that I enjoyed most was the fact that we were there to help families have a home, and they were also involved in the building process. We were there to help them, but they helped us. I think I gained humility through the trip. We are so blessed. We have food, internet, and homes, but all they had was a trash dump to dig through. In Cristo Rey, we built a home for a family that had previously lived in a plastic garbage house. It was really eye-opening. Because of the trip, I find myself being aware that I am often not thankful enough for what I have.”

THE KING’S ACADEMY 26 PRESIDENT’S REPORT #TKACaresSTORY Hope Project International enabled King’s students to save lives in Cristo Rey (translated “Christ the King”), Nicaragua. For five days, four groups of students built eight 12’ x 12’ homes, complete with concrete-slab foundations, doors and metal rooftops. The structures, which can house up to 45 people, are simple, but keep animals, the elements, and dirt-born bacteria from endangering babies and children—reducing infant mortality rate by 50 percent. Additionally, King’s students donated cribs and beds that kept the children from sleeping on the floor—another simple lifestyle change that would lengthen the lifespan of young children.

Because this was the second year King’s students served in Nicaragua, returning students were able to prepare and guide new students. “It was cool to see students grabbing other students and leading them through the process of serving,” said Stephen Kimpel, TKA Director of Student Ministries, who was among the chaperones.

“During the trip, there was an awakening about meeting needs as a community, an awakening to what God wants to do through us and for us. When you go to places like that and you are open to brokenness, the impact when you return is that you are able to see the brokenness all around us. If you are willing to be exposed to brokenness, God can do really powerful things through you.” TKACares

LEARNING TO CARE King’s Students Excel Academically

he King’s Academy is a place of rigorous learning, 1400; and more than 50 percent of the class scored Twhere students discover their passions, pursue higher than 1300. The 2017 national average for their curiosities, and glorify Christ by exploring SAT scores is 1060, and the 2017 Florida average is His world. Proverbs 18:15 tells us, “The heart of the 1017. On the ACT, King’s students also outpaced the discerning acquires knowledge, for the ears of the wise national average, earning an average score of 25. The seek it out.” ACT national average score in 2017 was 21; and was 19.8 in Florida. In 2018, our graduating class placed The King’s Academy among the nation’s academic elite by: We are extremely excited about our newest academic - Earning a 91 percent Advanced Placement enhancement—the Boswell Science & Technology Passing Rate – Five years ago, an estimated 50 Center that opened its doors for the 2018-2019 percent of our graduates earned this distinction school year. Housed within the Boswell Center, our illustrating impressive academic growth. STEM program was recently recognized by Project - Being awarded more than $9.1 million in Lead the Way as a distinguished program that is scholarships – Scholarships ranged from National reserved for only 133 schools nationwide. Merit Commendations and Florida Bright Futures to Pathfinder and academic and athletic awards. Our current achievement compels us to prepare for - Achieving 100 percent college acceptance by all the future. Because the bar is always being raised, The 142 seniors – The King’s Academy will be proudly King’s Academy’s first-ever academic endowment—a represented on campuses across the country. $1.25 million endowment gift and $1 million matching incentive for King’s Pre-Law Studies program is key to Looking forward, our next graduating class is also future success. We thank our generous supporters for excelling. Among TKA’s class of 2019, six of our 137 investing in the endowment and in a legacy of academic students earned more than 1500 on the SAT college excellence. To learn more about the matching program entrance exam; 15 King’s students earned more than please contact our Development Office.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 28 PRESIDENT’S REPORT #TKACaresSTORIES GIFT OF EDUCATION Embedded within The King’s Academy’s mission is providing all children with an opportunity to learn. During our Hope Project International outreach, students delivered needed uniforms to Nicaraguan children, which allowed them to attend school. Generous supporters of The King’s Academy make it possible for foster children from Place of Hope to benefit from a King’s education.

KEY CLUB TKA’s Key Club members learned leadership skills while helping others. The effectiveness of the Annual Food Drive was improved by 175 Key Club members, collecting 6,790 items, which surpassed the previous year’s collection by more than 2,000 items. Key Club sponsor Heidi Martin credited members with working hard to meet their goals. “Key Club members gave more than 4,500 community service hours during the school year through their various projects,” she said.

COMMUNITY SERVICE At minimum wage rates, King’s graduating seniors donated more than $250,000 in community service to Palm Beach County residents and organizations providing more than 33,000 hours of time to help those in need. TKACares

CARING DONORS LEAD THE WAY King’s Campus Grows With Generous Support

o meet the needs of a growing student body, The commitment to making the Page Center a reality. And TKing’s Academy campus has recently expanded. II right on time, the Boswell Science & Technology Corinthians 9:8 reminds us of the source of our growth. Center opened its doors to welcome our 2018-2019 “And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all students. The two-story, eight-classroom STEM things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound building was filled with smiles and laughter during its in every good work.” Prayers for successful, strategic August 13th ribbon-cutting as students and teachers expansion to allow TKA to impact more students and alike marveled at the potential of it all. Imaginations families with our mission have been answered while ran wild with the discoveries that would soon take plans for future development are coming to fruition. place there! John and Holly (Loveland ’95) Boswell, Jan Smith, and Mr. Raul and Dr. Jill Rodila have left In 2017-2018, The King’s Academy saw notable an indelible mark upon The King’s Academy and its campus growth with the dedication of the Page scientific minds with their generous gifts, which made Family Center for Performing Arts, a 23,000-square- the Boswell Center possible. foot performing arts center featuring an 800-seat theatre. More than 400 donors contributed to the Over the past two years, The King’s Academy’s school’s Dedicated to Excellence Campaign, which campuses have also been blessed with six additional provided funding for the $9.5 million facility. Special classrooms, a new preschool opening, TKA Lions’ new gratitude goes to lead donorsDave, Tuny, & Charlotte Athletic Performance Training Center and film study Page, after whom the theatre is named, as well as, room, renovated common areas, and new baseball significant gifts from the Esther B. O’Keeffe Charitable field bleachers. Additionally, our new athletic pavilion is Foundation (lobby), Chuck and Ellen Hobbs (stage), currently under construction. John and Holly Boswell, and Family Church for their

THE KING’S ACADEMY 30 PRESIDENT’S REPORT #TKACaresSTORIES ANGEL TREE FOOTBALL Campus additions and renovations allow The King’s Academy to extend a larger helping hand to our community. Organizations, non-profits, churches, and neighbors utilize The King’s Academy’s campus throughout the year. During the summer, it is common to see football players practicing on TKA’s sports fields with football coaches. What you may not know is that some of the players that participate are part of Angel Tree Ministries, a program for children of incarcerated parents.

BALL AT THE K TKA also opens the Loveland Athletic Center on Sunday nights to students throughout our community. During half-time, Family Church staff and King’s faculty and students share the Gospel. Last year, more than 35 people who participated in the open basketball program accepted Christ as their Lord and Savior as a result of this outreach.

During the construction of the Boswell Science & Technology Center, Jan Smith, son Mike Smith ’86, grandson Hunter Smith ’27, and President Martin take a hard hat tour of the future home of the Smith Family Chemistry & Physics Lab. TKACares CARING COMPETITION King’s Students Exhibit Leadership On & Off the Field

emonstrating care in and out of competition is recorded more than 2,000 career kills and was named Dimportant at The King’s Academy. Our student- the Palm Beach County Sports Commissions’ Female athletes show care as they support one another High School Athlete of the Year. Madeline broke new through teamwork, show respect for their opponents, ground with this honor as the first Lions’ student- work hard, and play fairly. They show gratitude to the athlete to ever received this award. Lord for their successes and abilities. I Corinthians Other accomplishments included: 9:24-25 tells us, “Do you not know that in a race all the - Track & Field swept district and regional runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a championships for the first time in school history way as to get the prize. Everyone who competes ... goes - Boys’ Golf, Boys’ Cross Country, and Girls’ Cross- into strict training. They do it to get a crown that will not Country teams each claimed district championships last, but we do it to get a crown that will last forever.” - Boys’ Lacrosse won 16 straight games, finished the year with a 17-2 record and was ranked #15 in The King’s Academy made significant accomplishments Florida by MaxPreps during the 2017-2018 season. Highlights of 682 - Girls’ Softball posted a 17-7 record and finished athletic contests included 16 team championships the year ranked #9 in FHSAA 4A classification and a .619 varsity winning percentage. The Lions’ - Boys’ Basketball posted a winning record for the football team boasted a 24-game winning streak first time in five years and won a district play-off earning a second consecutive SFC Conference game for the first time in more than a decade Championship—with its win over previously unbeaten - Calvin Johnson became the 10th member of Lions Key West broadcast nationally as the High School Boys’ Basketball 1,000-point club Game of the Week. The Lady Lions competitive cheerleading team earned the title ofNational Grand The King’s Academy is grateful for our talented Champion at the FCC National Championships coaches, trainers, assistants and volunteers who work beating all teams in all divisions. tirelessly to prepare our student athletes. Six Varsity Coaches were recognized as “Coach of the Year” The King’s Academy Girls’ volleyball team rose to seven different times. Without the caring teamwork prominence and became district champions following inherent in our school’s culture, this level of success an undefeated regular season. Madeline Furtado ’18 would not be possible.

TKA’S 2017-2018 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS National Champions (1) District Champions (6) Invitational Champions (6): Competition Cheer (FCC) Volleyball, Boys’ Track, 3 Volleyball Championships Conference Champions (1) Girls’ Track, Boys’ Golf, 2 Boys’ Golf Championships Football (SFC) Boys’ Cross Country, 1 Girls’ Cross Country Regional Champions (2) Girls’ Cross Country Championship Boys’ Track, Girls’ Track

THE KING’S ACADEMY 32 PRESIDENT’S REPORT #TKACaresSTORY Small gestures matter. Whether moving furniture to help people shop at a Habitat for Humanity’s retail store or laying a wreath on the final resting place of a veteran, The King’s Academy cheerleaders made a big difference through small, yet meaningful actions. Coaches Jenn Allen and Christina Reickel coordinated the volunteer efforts of the Varsity and JV football and basketball cheerleaders.

The cheerleaders volunteered at a Habitat for Humanity retail location. They organized and cleaned the store allowing shoppers to purchase items and helping the store raise support for the nonprofit organization. “It was extremely helpful and humbling for the girls to serve and to learn about the purpose of Habitat for Humanity,” said Coach Reickel.

Coach Jenn Allen continued her tradition of connecting King’s cheerleaders to the sacrifices made by our country’s veterans including her father Paul Dunnell and founder of The King’s Academy M. Nelson Loveland. Each year, Coach Allen involves the cheerleaders in “Wreaths Across America,” a nonprofit organization that ensures wreaths are placed on headstones in Varsity Girls’ Volleyball, led by nine committed seniors, 1,400 national cemeteries. Since her father passed tallied a regular season record of 24-0. The Lady Lions in 2011, Coach Allen has coordinated the effort, eventually won 27 straight games finally being bested which takes place in December. “It’s a wonderful by eventual state champion Berkeley Prep in the FHSAA way to keep the veterans’ memories alive and an Regional Championship. impactful way for our cheerleaders to see where our freedoms originated,” she said. TKACares

CARING FOR OUR GIFTS King’s Students Share Their Artistry

salm 98:4 implores, “Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, Ghost the Musical also won acclaim from the Kravis Pall the earth: make a loud noise, and rejoice, and Center’s Dream Awards in the Best Actor (Clayton sing praise.” In response, The King’s Academy offers a Hider ’19) and Best Actress (Olivia Henley ’21) comprehensive arts education to its preschool through categories. Sophomore Casey Butler won Best high school students. Students perform in Broadway- Performance by an Actor at the Regional Dream style musicals, His People and His Voice choirs, The Awards. Casey then represented TKA at the 2018 King’s regiment, jazz and concert bands, percussion, National High School Musical Theatre Awards strings, dance ensembles, visual arts, broadcasting, (“Jimmy Awards”), presented by the Broadway League film, digital arts, and stagecraft. Students can also earn Foundation in New York City. Casey was one of only diploma distinctions in theatre, instrumental, vocal, 80 students selected to compete at the national dance, visual, digital arts, as well as in journalism and level at the Jimmy Awards, which was broadcast on print media. June 25 from the Minskoff Theatre.

When the curtains rise on a performance given by To inspire students The King’s Academy also sponsored King’s students, the audience knows they are in for a a trip to New York City for more than 100 of its special experience. In 2017-2018, our Conservatory Conservatory of the Arts students enrolled in musical Arts Program was recognized at the local, state, and theatre, dance, visual art, band, and broadcasting. For national levels for professionalism and artistry. We five days in February, students from each discipline were thrilled when The King’s Academy Theatre honored their craft in the presence of professionals Company received National Top 5 honors for a second and legends. The trip culminated with a sold-out time from the American High School Theatre Festival— performance of Broadway Classics with current winning the award for its productions of Les Misérables Broadway musical stars at the famed Carnegie Hall. and Funny Girl.

CHECK OUT THESE LINKS TO TKA’S 2017-2018 PERFORMANCES

Beauty & the White Peter & the Oliver! Ghost Christmas Beast Christmas Starcatcher the Musical at the Kravis

THE KING’S ACADEMY 34 PRESIDENT’S REPORT #TKACaresSTORIES REMEMBERING THE ELDERLY The King’s Academy Conservatory students show they care through inventive ways. TKA has a heart for those in need. Imagine being ill or confined to the point of being unable to enjoy the theatre or attend church. TKA students perform at assisted living facilities and retirement villages giving performances to those who would otherwise miss out.

SHARING THE GOOD NEWS During the holiday season, The King’s Academy staged seven Christmas programs—Preschools, Primary, Elementary, and Christmas at the Kravis—to share the Good News of our Savior’s birth. One hundred percent of tickets sales were donated to support local and global ministries, including Urban Youth Impact and Hope Project International. Urban Youth Impact helps local youth improve their futures through tutoring, job-training and mentoring programs while Hope Project International helps children in need globally by feeding, housing, and educating them.

The Society for the Preservation of the Great American Songbook selected Chris Santiago to be its 2018-19 Young Artist of the Year Award Winner. Chris receives one year of mentorship. He will also record an entire Jazz standards album which will be featured on the Legends 100.3 radio station as well as appear in live concerts as a guest artist with Jill and Rich Switzer. TKACares CARING FOR THE FUTURE The King’s Academy Introduces Gifts of a Lifetime he 2019-2020 school year promises to be an Christ and to graduate Christian leaders who seek Texciting time as The King’s Academy celebrates to impact their world for the King of kings through 50 years of providing the best in Christian education. academic excellence and spiritual vitality.” We are As we look to the future with great anticipation of all optimistic about how the Lord will bless our school that the Lord will provide, it is important that we also during its 50th Anniversary. In the coming year, each look back and recognize the Lord’s provision through member of our school family will be encouraged to His people. It is because of the investment of so invest in the future of The King’s Academy with a Gift many that King’s sits on a beautiful 60-acre campus, of a Lifetime in recognition of this special anniversary. provides challenging and engaging academics, award- These sacrificial, unrestricted gifts will empower TKA winning fine arts, championship athletics, and impacts to strategically plan for the future, ensuring King’s will local, national, and international communities in ways continue to provide the best in Christian education for we could have never imagined. TKA has truly been current and future generations. TKA will also provide blessed. It has been a journey of time, location, growth, opportunities for naming various campus locations. We and most importantly, a journey of faith. encourage you to consider honoring, memorializing or recognizing someone who has made a difference As The King’s Academy looks to the future, we remain in your life, your family’s life, or your children’s life rooted in our mission “to share salvation through Jesus through a naming opportunity.

THE KING’S ACADEMY SOURCE OF FUNDS 2017-2018

% 79 Tuition

% 10 Gifts

% 9 Auxiliary Services

% 2 Fees

THE KING’S ACADEMY USE OF FUNDS 2017-2018 % 41 Salaries & Benefits % 16 General Instructional % 11 Auxiliary Services % 11 Endowment/Contingency % 9 Debt Service % 7 Maintenance % 3 Administration % 2 Transportation

THE KING’S ACADEMY 36 PRESIDENT’S REPORT #TKACaresSTORIES Students have freely given of their time, talent, and resources to be a blessing to others; and a subtle shift is taking place at TKA. Students are asking what they can give rather than what they will receive.

JUMP ROPE FOR HEART Elementary students demonstrated a positive attitude towards exercise, healthy eating and heart health while raising vital funds to fight heart disease. Students collected $13,909 to support research into the cause, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of cardiovascular disease.

FIRST CARE Students participated in a spare change collection to support First Care Women’s Clinic and raised $4,129 for the Baby Bottle Boomerang Project that gives women a compassionate voice of hope when facing a crisis pregnancy and encourages them to choose life for their unborn children.

GUATEMALAN ORPHANAGE Elementary students donated more than 1,700 shoes and 700 uniforms to support the children and staff at two orphanages in Guatemala. These gifts allow students and staff to safely and confidently attend school.

ACCESS LIFE TKA partnered with the Access Life Expo to provide 500 gift bags to for individuals and families living with disabilities. Thirty students also volunteered at its Expo event that pairs volunteers with individuals with disabilities in recreational activities.

URBAN YOUTH IMPACT CHRISTMAS STORE More than 40 students volunteered with Urban Youth Impact to provide Christmas toys for inner city families at its Christmas Store. In all, TKA collected more than 500 toys to support the project. THE KING’S ACADEMY ASSETS 2004-2018

$51,856,457 Total Assets $50M$50M Net Assets

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$30M$30M $25,332,628

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THE KING’S ACADEMY 38 PRESIDENT’S REPORT BENEFACTORS

he King’s Academy is constantly growing, building on the success of a 49-year history! From new programs and qualified Tfaculty to buildings and student opportunities, TKA could not flourish 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 — academics, the arts, athletics, financial assistance, professional development, facilities, and campus life. During the 2017-2018 school year, Parents, Grandparents, Alumni, and Friends of The King’s Academy invested more than $3,130,000 to projects and programs at TKA. Thank you for your generosity!

$1,000,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Kristopher Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shepherd Mrs. Vera Stuerzer Anonymous (Lisa Barrett ’95) Wall ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Simon Mr. and Mrs. Emin Toro ’93 Braman Honda of Palm Beach Dr. and Mrs. Donald Tillman ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wright ’85 Canyon Creek Church Mr. and Mrs. James Traxinger Al Packer Ford Lincoln $500,000 - $999,999 Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Reeth Beach Cars Mr. and Mrs. John (Holly The Benevity Community Girl Scout Troop #20117 Comprehensive Pain Care of Loveland ’95) Boswell Impact Fund Kendra Scott South Florida Mr. and Mrs. John Page The Law Offices of Cosmo & Family $2,500 - $4,999 John T. Christiansen Everglades Farm Equipment Co. $100,000 - $499,999 Timothy P. Higgins Florida Crystals Corporation Anonymous United Way of Palm Foundation Chiropractic Clinic Mrs. Jan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mark Leininger Beach County Glade & Grove Supply Mr. and Mrs. Raul Rodila Mr. David Linder ’78 Wells Fargo Educational Harbour Petroleum Corp Mr. Randall M. Loveland ’77 Matching Gift Foundation of Brevard $50,000 - $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Iglesia New Life of The Loveland ’75 The Batchelor Foundation $500 - $999 Palm Beaches Mr. and Mrs. Randal Intelligent Holdings / SmartADV (Heidi Varella ’88) Martin Mr. and Mrs. Roger Barth Marine Exhaust Systems $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bell ’73 Palm Beach Atlantic University Mr. and Mrs. John Clancy (Sheryl Buhl ’83) Masi Mrs. Elizabeth Bloeser Palm Beach Electronics Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Bodden Pressly Pressly Randolph & Rasmussen / Regal S. Meckstroth ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bradley Pressly Paint Center Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Brown Score at the Top Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scalici Dr. and Mrs. Henry Virker Ms. Didi Burton SE Certified Construction Mr. Bill Weisberg and Dr. and Dr. Hayden Aaron Valisse Ciepiela Southern 441 Toyota Mrs. Karin Taylor Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Ben Cook, Sr. The Center for Bone & National Christian Foundation Johnson Scholarship Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kash Croteau Joint Surgery South Florida Oceanside Interiors Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Curley The Mac Toy Store The Greer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eric Diddle United Technologies Think Simple Inc Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Dunn (Pratt & Whitney) $10,000 - $24,999 Wells Fargo Bank, NA Mr. and Mrs. Eric Engstrom Vanguard Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Edrick Barnes Dr. and Dr. Jose Fragoso Ventura Construction & Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlos Garcia Mrs. Joanne Hansrote Development Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanlon $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. William Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Jones Ms. Delia Albee Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hubman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Loveland Mr. John Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Gheorghe Iaciu Other Donors Mr. and Mrs. David Loveland ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Rene (Jackie Mr. John James ’83 Mr. and Mrs. David Abitz Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Schaefer Ortiz ’80) Delgado Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Kingman Mr. and Mrs. Mike Adams Erneston Family Foundation - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doran Mr. and Mrs. Donald LaTorre Mr. and Mrs. Michael Adams Mr. and Mrs. James Erneston Mrs. Patricia Folino Mr. Jianchao Luo and Dr. and Mrs. Juan Agudelo Frank DiMino Family Trust / Mr. and Mrs. David Gatchell ’81 Mrs. Bin Wang Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ahearn Mr. Frank DiMino Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerardi Rev. and Mrs. Daniel McDonald Dr. and Mrs. Sunket Ahkee Hulett Environmental Services Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hannan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mehalko Mr. Jack Aiello and National Christian Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hayes Dr. and Mrs. Andrew O’Leary Mrs. Laurie Nelson Tampa Bay Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kozan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Payne Rev. and Mrs. Keith Albert NextEra Energy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Chris Alden Rev. and Dr. Kevin Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Ned Prusila Mr. William Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mercurio Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Raj Alexander $5000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Marc Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Larrance Rothberg Mr. and Dr. Kirk Alexander Mr. Herbert Kahlert Mr. Robert Mullins Mr. and Mrs. Felix Santiago Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mr. Richard Krause Dr. Dominique Musselman ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sauerberg Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Alan Machuga Mr. Lee Parker Mr. and Mrs. James Scroggins Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allen Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin ’88 Ms. Marjorie Potter-Kolb Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Brett Allen Mr. and Mrs. Gene Martin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Raines Mr. and Mrs. Gary Simons Mr. and Mrs. Tony Almond Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Ronald Reinighaus Mr. and Mrs. William Dr. and Mrs. Ramon Alvarez (Meg) Percy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scalisi G. Smith ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. John Schlechter Ms. Tammie Smolchek Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amico

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Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Andres Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Criser Mr. Josue Gomez and Mr. and Mrs. Cristopher Laus Mrs. Cristina Arango Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dr. Claudia Ortega Mr. and Mrs. Justin Lazzara Dr. and Mrs. D. Albrey Arrington (Tina Pait ’98) Cromey Mr. and Mrs. William Goode Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lemke Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Avdellas Mr. and Mrs. James Crosslin Dr. Lisa Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Declan Lennon Mr. Christopher Bailey ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Cunningham Mr. Jonathan Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Leon Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Baker Mr. and Mrs. Ludovic Darricau Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graves Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Graves Ms. Ancol Lewis Ms. Debbie Ballenger Mr. and Mrs. Keith Davis Mr. and Mrs. Todd Green Mrs. Sagine Lhemite Mr. and Mrs. James Barillo Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Day Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan (Sheri Ms. Kathy Lintzenich Mr. Alex Barret Mrs. Molly de Marcellus Stackhouse ’82) Grove ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Mario Basile Mr. and Mrs. Luciano De Nadai Mr. and Mrs. Michael Guida Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Luchey Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Beato Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeFloria Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Mr. Bruce Maasbach Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Ramon del Valle Gustafson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Julio Maceira Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Beneby Mr. and Mrs. Anthony del Valle Mr. and Mrs. Cesar Gutierrez Mr. Carlos Gomez and Mrs. Deborah Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Julian Deleon Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hackney Mrs. Johanna Machado Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Berger Mrs. Molly Demarcellus Mr. and Dr. Tyler Hamilton Mrs. Winifred Machuga Ms. Deborah Best Ms. Wilhelmina Depompa Mrs. Lesbia Hansen Mrs. Monique Madeus Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hansrote Mr. Marck Malary and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Billman (Preeya Jeyapaul ’98) Desh Mr. and Mrs. Scott Harala Ms. Ashalee Williams Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Blakeney Mr. and Mrs. John DiDonato Mr. and Mrs. Willie Harp Mr. and Mrs. Ford Malmin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bloeser Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dillistin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Harris Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mandor Mr. and Mrs. David Bludworth Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hartig Mr. and Mrs. Victor Manoharan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bohne Donnelly Ms. Tricia Hatton ’90 Mr. and Mrs. James Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Valerii Boiko Mr. and Mrs. David Downing Mr. Tao He and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bonasera Ms. Suzanne Downs Mrs. Chen Jianmin H. Marshman Mr. Neal Bonsanti Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Hein Ms. Kathleen Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bray Mrs. Jacquelyn Durkin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Heminger Mr. and Mrs. Reynaldo Martin Ms. Valerie Breckenridge Mr. and Mrs. Steven Eassa Mr. and Mrs. Joel Henning Mr. and Mrs. John Mattessich Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brintnall Mrs. Monica Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Tim (Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Matthies Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Brophy Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards Higgins ’87) Higgins Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Brown Mr. and Mrs. David (Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Higgins Mr. and Mrs. David McCarty Mrs. Lorraine Bruno Wallace ’73) Englert Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hiscock Ms. Christen McCullough Mrs. Elaine Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Richard Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Brian McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Bueno Mr. and Mrs. Chris Erneston ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hoet Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDavid Mr. Felipe Buitrago and Mr. and Mrs. William Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hogue Mr. and Mrs. Terry McDowell Mrs. Ayelen Masachesi Mr. and Mrs. Arnaldo Espino Mrs. Lesley Hollenbeck Mr. and Mrs. Kyle McFadden ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Burrage Mr. and Mrs. William Evans Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McKamey Mrs. Tracy Bussey Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Evans Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Horne Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. Robert Butkus Mr. and Mrs. John Evasius Ms. Susan Hugel McQueeney Rev. and Mrs. Gary Butler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faranda Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes Dr. and Mrs. Manuel Mendez Mr. and Mrs. Don Butler Mr. and Mrs. James Feick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hunter Mr. Kevin Menear Dr. and Mrs. Roger Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Jose Feliu Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Mr. Vincent R. Mercurio ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Calcutt Mrs. Cheryl Flah-Kiahon Hurley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Callander Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Jose C. Inacio Mr. Ishmail Merritt Ms. Martina Calvelli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Lance Ivey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mesa Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Camplin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frates Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jablonski Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mickler Mr. and Mrs. Dean Carlson Dr. and Dr. Jason Fredrick Miss Yan Jin Mr. and Mrs. Adam Miller Dr. Nevine Carp Mrs. Sharon Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johansen Ms. Shawnta Milton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carver Mr. and Mrs. Todd Fronrath Mrs. Patricia Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Julio Mirabal Dr. and Mrs. Sean Casey Mr. David (Ashlei Krause ’97) Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Rosenvel Molina Dr. and Dr. Luis Castillo Furtado ’92 Mr. and Dr. Henry Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caswell Mrs. Linda Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery Dr. and Mrs. Rui Cerejo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gannon (Sonya Angus ’87) Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monti Ms. April Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Gantt Rev. and Mrs. Evens Jules Mrs. Rosa Moore Dr. and Dr. Gilbert Chidiac Mr. and Mrs. Luis Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Naceeb Kassem Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morano Mr. and Mrs. David Chinchilla Miss Mariella Garcia-Velez ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kateris Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Morell Mrs. Janell Coble ’89 Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Elie Kazan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Morris Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cochran Mrs. Joni Garman Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kendall Mr. and Mrs. David Morris Mr. and Mrs. Peter Codispoti Mr. and Mrs. Drew Garrell Mr. Craig Kerns Mrs. Nicole Munder Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen Mrs. Lolita Gasser Mrs. Louise King Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mr. and Mrs. Ray Colaiacovo Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Gay Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kintz Murdaugh Ms. Bernadette Colanero Miss Kaela Genovese ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Knight Mr. and Mrs. Brien Muschett Mr. James Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Brian Korte Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mutz Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman Mr. and Mrs. David George Mr. and Mrs. Don Kratzenberg Mr. and Mrs. Brian Neal Mr. and Mrs. James Collins Mr. and Mrs. Eugene George Ms. Melissa Krell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nehemias Mr. and Mrs. Robert Comeau Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ms. Jodie Kronsberg Mrs. Atanaska Nikolova Mr. and Mrs. Troy Cool Giallombardo Mr. and Mrs. Steven Krupa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norberg Mr. and Mrs. Mario Cordon Mr. and Mrs. Nick Giandomenico Mr. and Mrs. John Lacy Dr. and Dr. Marcos Nores Mr. and Mrs. Reid Cornelius Pastor and Mrs. Randall Gill Dr. and Mrs. Luis Lahud Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Norman Mr. and Mrs. David Cornett Mrs. Lenka Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lang Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nowlin Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cortes Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Giuliano Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Lapekas Miss Brianna Oats ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Crespo Mrs. Lauren Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. David Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Connor

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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Orians Mrs. Lynette Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams JDH Wrigley Mr. and Mrs. Rick Othmer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scalisi Mrs. Judy Williams Jin Chung’s US Martial Mrs. Michelle Otremba Ms. Sylvia Scarola Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson Arts Academy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pait Ms. Julia Schrenzer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson JJJ Automotive Mr. and Mrs. Chad Paiva Mr. and Mrs. Christophe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kard Mr. and Mrs. Sanjay Parmar Schuhler (Kelly Kendall ’91) Wilson Kenneth R. Beer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Adam Winters Kenya McCarty Insurance (Heidi Recker ’95) Patchin Mr. Joseph Schweigart Mr. and Mrs. Mark Witzen Agency Mr. and Mrs. Michael Selk Ms. Susan M. Woerner Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pattee Kristin Pearce Designs Ms. Rett Paulsen Mr. William Sharpe and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Worley La Bamba Mexican and Spanish Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Peifer Mrs. Daniela Gorgevska Ms. Staci Wright Ms. Raquel Pena Mr. and Mrs. David Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wysong Ladybug Bows Mr. and Mrs. Javier Perez Mr. and Mrs. Gary Slade Mrs. Sandra Yeager Lantana Square Fitness Group Mr. and Mrs. Luis Perusquia Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Smith Mr. and Mrs. Staffin Zebarth LCH International Berrizbeitia Mrs. Judith Smith Mr. Gregg Zielinski Lifestyles of Lynne Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Petrone Mr. and Mrs. Slade Smith Mr. and Mrs. Derek Zimmerman Longhorn Steakhouse Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. (Donna Pastor and Mrs. Reid Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lorraine Bruno Jewelry Provenzano ’96) Phillips ’94 Ms. Kandy Smith Zuchowski Lourdes Noreen McKeen Ms. Kim Phillips ’81 Mrs. Laura Smith Accessories By Suzy Residences Mr. Donald Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Smith Aegis Components Lux Auto Spa & Detail Center Debbie Pincus Mr. and Mrs. Jose Sousa AF Boutique McCranels Orthodontics Mrs. Deborah Pinder Mr. and Mrs. David (Jill Alexandra Gioia McFadden Ventures Mr. Attilio Pisani and Folino ’87) Spector All Star Pressure Cleaning Mobile Healthcare Solutions Mrs. Luiza Stefan Mrs. Anne R. Spell American Bistro Montemar Polo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stack Amerihome Health Care Moonlight Radiance Artisan Mr. and Mrs. Basil Stams ASL Consultants Popadic ’90 Soaps Market Dr. and Mrs. Damian Portela Dr. and Mrs. John Staszel Atlantis Country Club Nail Sass by Heather Mr. and Mrs. Brian Prichard Mr. and Mrs. Steven Studley Bala Boutique Mr. and Mrs. John Prieschl Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Stutzman Binka Nutinfits Mr. and Mrs. Dan Prieto Mr. and Mrs. Murad Sweiss Blankslate Showroom Oasis Men’s Hair Place Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Prince Mr. and Mrs. Russell Swift Blondie’s Vegan Bakery & Cafe Oceanside Produce Company Mr. and Mrs. Graham Prince Mr. Chris Taksey Brett Allen Pool Service Out of the Blue Collections Mr. and Mrs. James Pursell Mr. Alejandro Tapia and Bright Title Palm Beach Insurance Mr. and Mrs. David Quigley Mrs. Larissa Colon-Bengoa Buckle Your Belt Palm Beach PDQ Management Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Ramon Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Taylor California Pizza Kitchen Palm Beach Sandal Company Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Taylor ’97 Charles Henry Custom Papa Wheelies Bicycles Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rando Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Tewell T-Shirt Printing Peakactivity.com C Rappaport Mr. and Mrs. Brook Thomas Chick-fil-A Pete Andolina Produce Sales Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reickel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas Children’s Gastroenterology Philip L. Valente, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Reickel Mr. and Mrs. Max (Heidi of South Florida Professional Dental Team Mr. and Mrs. Barry Reiss Toepfer ’83) Thompson ’81 Community Animal Hospital Professional Family Eyecare Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ricotta Miss Lauren Thornton of RPB PYRA Promotions Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tierney Computer Service Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Riley Rich Moore Roofing Mr. and Mrs. David Rinker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Titus Curtis Dermatology Rock Kandy Ms. Susan Ristau Pastor and Mrs. Frank Toral Didi Burton Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ristau Mr. and Mrs. Rick Trefzger Digital Wave Productions RTF Aroma Mr. and Mrs. Etzar Roger Dr. and Mrs. Thanh Trieu East Coast Valet Sand Solutions Limited Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Root Mr. and Mrs. Dio Trujillo El Cid Animal Clinic Santelli Orthodontics Mr. and Mrs. David Rorabeck Mr. Jerry Turner Elite Power Solutions Inc Senergy Industrial Solutions Mr. and Mrs. James Ross Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Urso Elysa Suzanne Couture Clothing Shoppe the Duck Mr. and Mrs. Albert (Cristina Mr. and Mrs. Philip Valente Emerson Management Group South Florida Fair & PBC Expo Hass ’89) Rossodivita ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vingiano Environ Tech Restoration Susan’s Jewelry Mr. Michel Roy Mr. and Mrs. Alan Vordermeier Everglades Outdoor Services Swoozie’s Mr. and Mrs. Russ Rubis Mrs. Shirley Wake Fantastic Finishes of Palm Beach TCLM Enterprise Mr. and Mrs. William Ruch Mr. and Mrs. Terence Walker FEF Settlement Fund Team Fitness Mr. and Mrs. Celestino Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Raworth Wall Flowers By Phillis Texas Roadhouse Mr. and Mrs. Greg Rummo Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey A. Walter Gatchell Property Management That Spot on Ocean Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rupolo Mr. and Mrs. Travis Watson Genie’s Gymnastics The Cronican Group Mr. and Mrs. George Russo Mr. and Mrs. William Weathers GLM Publishing The Kloset Kouture Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weaver Go Coastal Studio Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ryan The Kula Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sadofski Mr. and Mrs. Andres Weisz Gonzalez & Porcher The Nohrenbergs Mr. and Mrs. Luis Saillant Mr. and Mrs. Damar Wellington Graham Holdings Mr. Juan Carlos Sainz Rueda and Mr. and Dr. Matthew Great 4 Gifts Three Sisters of Palm Beach Mrs. Pesentacion Garcia (Heather Williams ’00) Wells Hamilton Grading Tinge Daily Marcos Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ideal Family Practice TruDerm Mr. and Mrs. Antonio San Lucas Wensing ’96 India Hicks Variety Detail Mr. and Dr. Damien Sankar Mr. and Mrs. Brandon West Initial Styles Two Woody’s of Wellington Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sargen Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wharton Jack Scalisi Wholesale Fruit Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming Mrs. Heather Sasser Mr. and Mrs. Brad Wilkerson and Produce Zen

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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 35% Minority to students at the school. It does not discriminate Students on the basis of race, color, national, or ethnic origin 20% Latino in administration of its policies, admission policies, Students scholarship, and loan programs.

GENDER 7% African- Ethnicity American Students Male students comprised 50% and 51% of TKA of Students students and female students were 50% and 49% of 2017-2018 5% Asian the student body during the 2017-2018 and 2016- Students 2017 school years, respectively. 2% Other 1% Bi-racial ETHNICITY Students The school enrolled 57% and 56% Caucasian students 8% Declined to Provide during the respective 2017-2018 and 2016-2017 school years. Minority students were 35% and 34% 57% Caucasian Students of students in 2017-2018 and 2016-2017 and were represented by Hispanic and Latino students (20% and 21%), African-American (7% and 6%), Asian (5% and 3%), Bi-racial (1% and 2%), and Other (2% and 2%). Approximately 8% and 10% of students declined to provide information regarding their ethnicity in 2017-2018 and 2016-2017. 29% Christ Fellowship CHURCH ATTENDANCE

King’s does not require its families or students to attend Family Church 9% church or profess faith in Jesus Christ. Happily, many Attendance Church of the school’s students have accepted His free gift of 2017-2018 salvation and do attend church regularly. During the 2017-2018 school year, the most frequently attended 4% Life.Church churches were Christ Fellowship (29%), Family 4% St. Theresa de Lisieux Church (9%), Life.Church (4%), St. Theresa de Lisieux Catholic Church Catholic Church (4%), and St. Rita’s Catholic Church 3% St. Rita’s Catholic (3%). Thirty-eight percent of students attended more Church than 80 additional churches with less than 3% of the 38% Other school’s student body represented. churches

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS In 2017-2018, there were 75 international students from 20 countries and during the 2016-2017 school year there were 59 international students from 12 countries were enrolled at The King’s Academy. Incoming students must meet rigorous English- proficiency standards. TKA provides English as a Second Language (ESL) and specialized Bible support services.

College Counseling CLASS OF 2018 In 2018, The King’s Academy graduated a senior class of 142 students, its largest in school history. Kelly Ahkee was class valedictorian with a GPA of 4.65, and Cindy Hugel was class salutatorian with a 4.53 GPA. The Class of 2018 had 32% of its students with a 4.0 or higher GPA, and 66% with a GPA that was 3.5 or Pathfinder Award Winner Nathan Clifford ’18 higher. 3rd Place SCHOLARSHIPS Music/Instrumental Category The King’s Academy’s Class of 2017 earned Nathan began violin lessons at the age of four $9.14 million in scholarship offers, an average of with his mother and father as his teachers. As nearly $65,000 per graduate. Florida Bright Futures an orchestral musician, Nathan has been in Scholarships were awarded to 50% of the class. the first violin section of the Florida Youth Sixteen seniors committed to play collegiate athletics Orchestra and Concertmaster of The King’s in baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross country, Academy Philharmonia. He has performed football, golf, swimming, track and volleyball. at Carnegie Hall and has been a member of COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES the first violin section of the Palm Beach Atlantic Symphony for the past two years. The Class of 2018 enrolled 100% of students in Nathan has also been a member of The college, 98% at a four-year institution. Twenty percent King’s Academy Conservatory of the Arts of the class enrolled at highly-selective colleges pit orchestra for the nationally-acclaimed and universities, and the class received 120 highly musical theater department’s productions selective acceptances out of 455 total acceptances. A of Wicked, Jekyll and Hyde, and A Christmas total of 14% of the class enrolled in a Christian college Carol. Nathan was awarded third prize in the or university. Palm Beach Post Pathfinders competition in COMMUNITY SERVICE the music/instrumental category. Nathan The class contributed nearly 34,000 hours of earned a full scholarship to pursue a community service, an average of 240 hours per double major in violin performance and senior, during their four years of high school. This an MBA in finance at Stetson University. contribution was worth more than $250,000 to the citizens of Palm Beach County.

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Rosemary Beaumont Library Our library houses 16,400 paper volumes. These include Ebrary, an online collection of 100,000 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, RE-ACCREDITATION School Library Journal and World Book. To provide the best Christian education, The King’s Academy seeks accreditation and Subscriptions include Kid’s Sports Illustrated, American affiliation with state and national organizations Girl, Boy’s Life Magazine, Pockets, God’s Big World, that exemplify excellence. TKA is fully accredited World Teen, CCM, The Artist’s Magazine, STV Magazine, by four separate endorsing agencies, and our The Palm Beach Post, School Library Journal, The Daily recent re-accreditation earned high praise from Business Review, and Chronicle of Higher Education. members of the visiting teams. A comprehensive assessment by outside organizations gives King’s hosted two author series that included Crystal affirmation to our entire school program. Bowman (Devotions for Preschoolers) and Mike Thomas Every aspect of the school is thoroughly (Secrets of the Hidden Scrolls) during the 2017-2018 studied and documented, and then evaluated school year. by the accreditation teams. The accreditation process examines areas, such as operations Technology and finance, admissions, personnel, curriculum The King’s Academy upgraded technology by: and instruction, educational program, student • Adding wireless access points around campus services, facilities, safety, school climate, including upper elementary and the new Boswell philosophy of education, and strategic planning. Science & Technology Center. During March 2018, school administrators from • Outfitting Boswell Center classrooms with across the state commended our school in many Samsung Smart Touch displays. areas as an exceptional program. The King’s • Adding a mobile TV studio to allow Studio 70 Academy was recognized as having one of the to broadcast multi-camera live streams from strongest Christian education programs in the anywhere on campus. country. The Florida Association of Christian • Implementing touch screen cash registers in the Colleges and Schools (FACCS) applauded The TKA Café. King’s Academy for effective school improvement • Initiating a new security badge system with role- plans and strategic initiatives. Additionally, TKA based permissions. was commended for placing great value on the growth of students’ spiritual health in addition to their scholastic endeavors and co-curricular activities.

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Academic Testing School Store (The Pride) The King’s Academy uses the TerraNova3 achievement The King’s Academy school store is open each test to compare elementary and high school students’ school day from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm and throughout (through grade 9) academic acumen to state and the summer by appointment for uniform fittings. national standards. TKA’s annual achievement testing Conveniently located adjacent to King’s main lobby, has placed King’s in the top 15% of schools nationally. The Pride carries TKA uniforms, King’s-branded apparel, gift items, school supplies, and spirit items. Many of King’s high school students take Advanced The store carries name brands including Under Placement tests in 22 courses authorized by the Armour, Nike, Tervis Tumbler and more. College Board to carry the AP designation. In 2018, the school had an aggregate passing rate of 91% Transportation with 245 exams taken. The King’s Academy’s 35 bus drivers and fleet of 40 AP EXAM PASS RATE buses provide transportation to approximately 900 students per day. With 29 bus routes, TKA’s free transportation covers most of Palm Beach County; 89% 91% 84% from Tequesta to Delray Beach and from Palm Beach to the western communities.

66% TKA Café 50% The TKA Cafe provides hot and cold meals for a student body of approximately 1,275 students. Lunches are staggered from 10:30 am to 1:45 pm to accommodate junior kindergarten through high school students. In 2017-2018, more than 150,000 lunches were served by a food service staff of nine. The café continues to increase healthy food options. 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Maintenance Clinic The King’s Academy services the 60-acre campus in TKA offers RN-provided medical support and loving West Palm Beach with more than five acres (235,000+ care for students and faculty, including: square feet) of building space and five TKA preschools. • Student Injury Report management King’s maintenance staff is graced by a landscape and • Assessment of minor complaints including fever, grounds maintenance specialist, an air conditioning colds, sore throats, and stomach aches technician, a finish carpenter, and an electrical and • CPR & First Aid training classes for faculty and staff phone technician. • Childhood diabetes management • Scoliosis screenings • Epi-Pen training for faculty and staff

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Financial Assistance YOUTUBE VIEWS TKALionHeart Channel Awarded 150 students and disbursed $690,000 in 7,271,300 need-based financial assistance, enabling 105 families with financial need to send their children to The King’s Academy. 3,911,000

Parent-Teacher Fellowship 2,891,300 • Enabled parents to serve at TKA. They volunteered 1,287,100 countless hours and helped organize many events 778,400 that brought our school community together. 324,900 90,200 • Honored and celebrated TKA’s faculty and staff 33,900 throughout the year with special birthday wishes, 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 a Thanks-for-Giving Breakfast, a Spring Yogurt Bar, and a Teacher Appreciation Week. From flowers Other school-wide social media outlets include: and personalized notes to relaxation massages, gift • Facebook (TheKingsAcademy) with 3,590 likes cards, and a special luncheon, members of the PTF • Instagram (@TKAWPB) with 1,810 followers assured our faculty and staff they are appreciated. • Twitter (@TKAWPB) with 900 followers

• Secured businesses for the Junior Career Day and Additionally, TKA Lions Athletics and TKA’s fostered parent-to-parent communication and Conservatory of the Arts maintains robust social support through the room mother program. media platforms.

Marketing Continued presence on local Christian radio station Promoted the school and two Open Houses through (WAY - FM), as “The Wally Show” Sponsor and lead morning show sponsorship on Christian radio station Business Impact Sponsor. WAY-FM and various print vehicles. Admissions Maintained websites including TKA.net, TKAP.net, Presenting The King’s Academy to new and prospective TKALions.net, TKAFineArts.net, and TKAVault.net. students, TKA’s admissions staff welcomed:

Boosted social media reach, including a 86% • 820 online inquiries annual increase in YouTube views (now 17,400,000 • 2,020 phone inquiries cumulatively) and added 7,000 YouTube subscribers • 400 family tours (now 15,000). Currently, users watch approximately • 110 shadowing students 16,800 King’s videos per day (on channel • 150 families at the school’s two open houses “TKALionheart”), spending 35,700 minutes per day (25 days) doing so. In the 2018-2019 school year, these efforts culminated with 263 new students at King’s. Seventy- two percent of new student applicants ultimately enrolled in The King’s Academy, and 90% of existing students reenrolled for the 2018-2019 school year.

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Preschool and Instagram and through the Grapevine section of The Chronicle. An alumni database of approximately The King’s Academy Preschool (TKAP) offers quality 2,900 TKA graduates is managed and updated. A text early education and loving care for children ages campaign to encourage alumni to update their records one through four at convenient locations in Boynton was implemented. More than 200 alumni attended Beach, Greenacres, Loxahatchee/Wellington, Palm Homecoming 2017 and the 1992 baseball team and Beach Gardens, and Royal Palm Beach. Twice named Coach Wayne Sewell were honored in celebration the “Best in the West” preschool, TKAP is licensed of the 25th anniversary of their state championship. by the Florida Department of Health of Palm Beach Two class reunions were held in 2017-2018, including County. In 2017-2018, parents enrolled more than the class of 2007’s 10-year reunion and the class of 210 students in TKA preschools. 1992’s 25-year reunion. Two editions ofThe Chronicle were published featuring TKA graduates Bill Smith Alumni Relations ’03, Dr. Chris Chafin ’03, and Dr. Preeya (Jeyapaul ’98) The King’s Academy maintains relationships with Desh. alumni through social media outlets, such as Facebook

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THE KING’S ACADEMY 48 PRESIDENT’S REPORT THE KING’S ACADEMY 49 PRESIDENT’S REPORT BOARD OF GOVERNORS Dr. Clyde S. Meckstroth ’77, Chair Steven T. Rasmussen, Vice Chair Eric R. 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 & FACULTY 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 Rosario Larson Director of Development BS, Western Carolina Jonathan Lockmiller ’09 Controller BS, Florida State; MBA, Palm Beach Atlantic Tina Cromey Business Manager BBA, Northwood; AA, Palm Beach State

FACULTY Nathaniel Adams ’04 Director of Vocal Arts & Theory Studies BA, Palm Beach Atlantic Katrina Agnello Junior Kindergarten BA, Florida Atlantic Delia Albee Kindergarten Chair 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 BS, Pensacola Christian; MS, Texas A&M Gerardo Barrantes Bible, International Dorm Parent BA, BS, Taylor; MA, Regent Nicole Berger History BS, Auburn Deborah Best English BA, Miami; MA, Southwest Baptist Valerie Breckenridge ESL BA, Arkansas State Dr. Denise Brown O’Keeffe Pre-Law, History BA, MBA, Palm Beach Atlantic; JD, Miami Brian Burrage Director of International Studies BBA, Florida Atlantic; MEd, Southeastern 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 Jennifer Ceppo College Counseling BA, Palm Beach Atlantic; MEd, Liberty University 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 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 Allyson Fischer ’96 Occupational Therapy BOT, Florida

THE KING’S ACADEMY 50 PRESIDENT’S REPORT FACULTY Kara Fountain Second Grade BS, Liberty Ashlei Furtado ’97 History BA, Palm Beach Atlantic; MA Nova Southeastern Ginette Gard Science BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Jaimie Gatchell Junior Kindergarten Chair BS, Geneva College Brittany Gay History BA, Houghton College; MA Norwich Douglas Gawriljuk Elementary & HS Dance Jeffrey Gentry Bible BA, Hobe Sound Bible; MS, Palm Beach Atlantic Domenica Giallombardo English BA, Morehead State Janelle Giebus Preschool Program Director BS, MEd, MSEd, Bloomburg Ann Gill NILD Director BA, Maryland Jacqueline Gonzalez History BS, MS, Florida Atlantic; MS, Barry 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; 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 Athletic Director BA, Clarks Summit; MSS, US Sports Acad.; EdS, Liberty; CAA, NIAAA Odalys Hodges Spanish BBA, Miami 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 Kimberly Ledford ’12 Physical Education, Health BS, Samford Ronnie Lee Physical Education Chair, BA, Washington State Defense Coordinator Susan Lockmiller Journalism, Yearbook BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Evan Lowe ’12 Instrumental Music BS, Bob Jones Bradley Majzner Technical Theatre Heidi Martin ’88 Mathematics BA, BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Kelly Martin Interim Elementary Teacher BA, Florida Atlantic Bryan Mastin Science BS, Houghton; MS, SUNY, Brockport 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 Cammie McQueeney English BA, Houghton James Meldrim ’88 History BS, Pensacola Christian Tamara Meldrim Mathematics BS, Pensacola Christian Mayra Mesa English BA, Montclair State Kelly Moatts Social Studies BA, MEd, Florida; MDiv, SW Baptist Theological Seminary Michael Moore ’90 Bible, Academic Counseling BA, MS, Palm Beach Atlantic Lauren Moxey Art BA, Florida 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 Craig Osterhus Mathematics / Science BA, Houghton; MA, Asbury Theological Seminary Austin Parenti I.T. Support Specialist/Broadcasting BS, Palm Beach Atlantic Heidi Patchin ’95 Third Grade Chair BA, Florida Atlantic Rett Paulsen NILD Specialist BS, Columbia International; MS Nova Southeastern Kim Phillips ’86 Fourth Grade Chair BA, Bob Jones

THE KING’S ACADEMY 51 PRESIDENT’S REPORT FACULTY Robin Phillips Piano, Music Theory BM, Mars Hill Donna Phillips ’96 Science BS, MS, Florida Daniel Pope STEM, Mathematics BS, Liberty Jennifer Pope Third Grade BS, Liberty 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 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; MA, Phoenix Cathleen Smythe History, English BA, Western Governors David Snyder ’93 Artistic Director Chair BFA, Elmira College; Additional certification: Julliard, AMDA Kristi Snyder-Maples Science BS, Palm Beach Atlantic; MBA, South University Brenda Sorber Director of After School Care AA, Broome Community Anne Spell Mathematics/Business BS, Alabama; MBA, Loyola of Chicago Nancy Stack English Chair BS, Trinity Daniel Stuart Bible BS, MDiv, Liberty Dr. Charlene Urso Mathematics BS, Rutgers; DPM, Temple Deborah Valdes ’87 Academic Support BS, Bryan Mary Virkler Science Chair BA, Georgia State; MS, Liberty Candace Vollrath English BA, Florida Atlantic Scott Williams Elementary Athletics BA, Eastern Washington Adam Winters Director of Athletic Operations 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 TKAP ROYAL PALM BEACH TKAP GREENACRES Cindy Palmer Director Beth Brintnall Director Daisylee Montalvo 3-year-olds Teacher Odelin Hicks 4-year-olds Teacher Kristen Valenti 3-year-olds Teacher Mayelin Mejia 3-year-olds Teacher Leticia Overson 2-year-olds Teacher Jessica Camizzi 2-year-olds Teacher Tricia Scala 2-year-olds Teacher Kimberly Clemons Assistant Sarah Dillon 1-year-olds Teacher Marjorie Tamblin Assistant TKAP BOYNTON BEACH Johanna Machado Director TKAP PALM BEACH GARDENS Lilia Garcia 4-year-olds Teacher Gina Leinwol Director Belinda Fowler 3-year-olds Teacher Lucia Becerra 4-year-olds Teacher Jessica Alvarez 2-year-olds Teacher Stephanie Thomas 3-year-olds Teacher Izabel Lipkey Assistant Lori Boshko 2-year-olds Teacher Soledad Cook-Garcia 2-year-olds Teacher TKAP LOXAHATCHEE Kenya Morris Assistant Stephanie Brintnall Director Ingrid Nieves-Ramon 4-year-olds Teacher Daime Machado 3-year-olds Teacher Monique Stovel 2-year-olds Teacher

THE KING’S ACADEMY 52 PRESIDENT’S REPORT STAFF Kristie Adkins Director of Transportation June Namen Cafeteria Tara Armstrong Business Office Assistant Jeanene O’Brien Elementary Assistant Hannah Arockiasamy Cafeteria Amy Parmar Housekeeping Rejane Beato Cafeteria Lissette Perez Cafeteria Ernesto Bohol Cafeteria Beth Popadic Conservatory Assistant Jonathan Bradley Security Catherine Prusila High School Assistant Colleen Bray First Grade Assistant Lynda Richardson Cafeteria Elizabeth Brown ’90 Admissions Assistant Nina Root Sixth Grade Assistant David Burke Maintenance Jackie Ross Second and Third Grade Assistant Mary-Julia Camplin Workroom Manager Michel Roy Maintenance Wendy Cano ISP Assistant Global Initiatives Katherine Ryan First Grade Assistant Jocelyn Cool Cafeteria Eileen Sandersen-Lee Assoc. Director of Int’l Studies Scott Coxson Director of Security Nevada Shane School Store Manager Bunny Crocetti ’85 Receptionist Cristin Shipman Library Assistant Tina Cunningham Accounts Receivable Lisa Smith ISP Operations Coordinator Arlene Cushing Director of Human Resources Deidre Stutsman Business Office Assistant Andrea daSilva Development Assistant Leina Thomas JK Teacher Assistant Tiffany Dalie Attendance Assistant Trisha Todd Student Life Director Diana Danion Fifth Grade Assistant Tina Tutwiler Communications and Alumni Robert Danley ’85 Director of Information Technology Susan Varella International Dormitory Parent Fidelina Duclos Cafeteria Robin Wentz Fleet Manager Sherri DuMont Purchasing and Payroll Sylvia Wiggins Cafeteria Julie Engstrom Housekeeping Jane Winters Academic Assistant Rev. George Estornell Elementary Chapel Coordinator Connie Woods Cafeteria Manager Lisa Feldman Junior Kindergarten Assistant Andrea Wright College Counseling Assistant Kelli Fogleman ’86 Athletic Assistant Jonathan Zuchowski Aquatics Director Megan George ’11 First Grade Assistant Lisa Gerardi Director of Constituent Relations Matthew Gille Int’l Admissions Coordinator Jonathan Hilliard ’00 Information Technology BUS DRIVERS Samantha James Kindergarten Assistant Johanna Alfaro Kami Kolkana Ryan Johnson ’11 Athletic Events Lincoln Baker Joshua Kolkana Charles Jones Maintenance Carl Barnowski Emilio Lopez Shelby Kimpel Director of Marketing Trish Barnowski Dona Lowe ’86 Michelle Kolar International Dormitory Parent Rejane Beato Louis Mastandrea Kimberly Leslie International Dormitory Parent Lisa Birch Tracy Mastandrea Richard Lewis Maintenance Yanny Brown Michelle Orozco David Linder ’78 Security Sandra Callahan Marti Prichard Amber Loveland Conservatory Assistant Aly Carver Phillip Sanders Gloria Loveland International Dormitory Parent Jacquelyn Ezzo Idalmlys Sargen Sarah Loveland ’09 Housekeeping Michelle Federico Cherie Stankiewicz Dana Marschall ’94 School Nurse Sheila Fox David Stankiewicz Christine Martin Kindergarten Assistant Dr. Janely Fredrick Kelly Taylor David McCarty Director of Facilities Andrea Gerhoff Sandra Todd Pamela McCarty Executive Assistant Kathy Higgins Olivia Toral Lauryl Mearman Librarian Ashton Hulscher James Walter Melissa Miller Conservatory Assistant Julie Kintz Krista Mills Registrar

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THE KING’S ACADEMY ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT STAFF 8401 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 President Randal L. Martin Phone: 561.686.4244 Fax: 561.686.8017 Headmaster Douglas M. Raines www.TKA.net High School Principal Sonya A. Jones ’87 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Assistant Principal James J. Kolar CEEB/ACT Code: 101821 Assistant Principal Terry L. Toulson Director of Athletics Christopher D. Hobbs THE SCHOOL Director of Athletic Operations Adam D. Winters The King’s Academy, a private Christian school with a strong Director of College Advising Robin D. Carrier college preparatory program, educates students from JK Director of College Counseling Jennifer A. Ceppo through 12th grade. Current enrollment is approximately Director of International Students Brian J. Burrage 1,275 and features a dynamic international program which Academic Counselor Joanne E. Hansrote hosts, supports and educates 73 international students Academic Counselor Michael L. Moore from 12 countries. The King’s Academy, situated on a 60 College Counseling Assistant Andrea Wright acre campus, is located in the heart of Palm Beach County Registrar Krista D. Mills within suburban West Palm Beach, Florida. The graduates of the past 47 years reflect The King’s Academy’s reputation CLASS OF 2018 STATISTICAL PROFILE for producing quality students who are successful in • Students 142 colleges, universities, and in the community at large. The • College Bound 100% King’s Academy’s high academic and spiritual standards aid • GPA Mean 3.71 in the growth of a student’s spiritual, intellectual, social, and • Highest GPA 4.65 physical development. The Class of 2018 was recognized CLASS OF 2018 SAT / ACT with two National Merit Scholarship Commended STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES Scholars. • Top 5% Reading 733 Math 788 ACT 33 ACCREDITATION • Top 10% Reading 717 Math 772 ACT 32 The King’s Academy is fully accredited by three associations: • Top 25% Reading 690 Math 740 ACT 31 AdvancED - Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, • Top 50% Reading 660 Math 696 ACT 28 the Association of Christian Schools International, and the 2018 AP EXAM RESULTS Florida Association of Christian Colleges and Schools. 91% Pass Rate • Total AP Exams 245 • Scored 5 36% MISSION STATEMENT • Scored 4 or Higher 64% The King’s Academy exists to assist the home and church • Scored 3 or Higher 91% in their endeavor to “train up a child in the way he should go” • AP Scholars 25 (Proverbs 22:6). Its mission is to share salvation through • AP Scholars with Honor 14 Jesus Christ and graduate Christian leaders who seek to • AP Scholars with Distinction 18 impact their world for the King of kings through academic • National AP Scholars 3 excellence and spiritual vitality. CLASS OF 2018 NOTABLE DISTINCTIONS THE KING’S ACADEMY ACADEMIC PROGRAM • College Athletes 16 Classes meet five times a week for a total of 37 weeks per • Dream Awards 2 school year. The school day consists of seven periods with • Pathfinder Award 1 244 minutes of class time per class per week. Students are • Community Service 33,982 hours required to take a minimum of 7 classes per day.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 54 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 22 Advanced Placement Courses 8 Dual Enrollment Courses 56 Honors Courses Biology Apologetics & Evangelism 3-Dimensional Studio Art III Instrumental Techniques IV Calculus AB College Algebra Acting IV Journalism V Calculus BC Constitutional Law Algebra I, II Jazz Ensemble IV Chemistry Exploring the Bible Anatomy & Human Physiology Keyboard IV - Piano IV Computer Science Principles General Psychology Aviation 101, 201 Legal Advocacy Skills English Language & Composition Introduction to Business Band VI Wind Symphony Marine Science English Literature & Composition Public Speaking Ballet IV Military History Environmental Science Trig/Analytic Geometry Biology I Musical Theatre III European History Chemistry Orchestra IV Strings Macroeconomics Chinese III, IV Physics I, II Music Theory Chorus V Portfolio Development Psychology Constitutional Law Drawing Physics C Electricity & Magnetism Dance Techniques III, IV Pre-Calculus Physics C Mechanics Differential Equations Principles of Engineering Spanish Language & Culture Digital Photography III Probability & Statistics Statistics Engineering Design & Script Analysis Studio Art: 2-D Design Portfolio Development Spanish III, IV Studio Art: 3-D Design Portfolio English I, II, III, IV Sports Medicine I, II Studio Art Drawing European History Technical Theatre IV US Government & Politics Film III Design & Prod US History Geometry US History World History Global Studies Vocal Ensemble IV Introduction to Art History Vocal Techniques IV Introduction to Business World History Introduction to Engineering

SPECIAL DISTINCTIONS Students may pursue the seven special designations listed below. A certificate of completion, indicating masteryof 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 Aviation 101 Honors, Aviation 201 Honors, and Private Concentrations in Dance, Instrumental, Musical Theatre, Pilot Flight Training. Performing, and Visual Arts.

BUSINESS O’KEEFFE PRE-LAW STUDIES Business & Entrepreneurial Principles, Business Law & Introduction to Law, Legal Advocacy Skills Honors, plus Ethics, Marketing Essentials, and Introduction to Business two of the following courses: Business Law & Ethics, DE. Membership in the Future Business Leaders of America Constitutional Law Honors or DE, or Criminal Law. (FBLA) is encouraged. SPORTS MEDICINE CHRISTIAN MINISTRY Care & Prevention, First Aid & Safety, Sports Medicine I Introduction to Christian Ministries, Interpreting the Bible, Honors, and Sports Medicine II Honors. plus one of the following courses: Apologetics & Evangelism STEM DE, Community & Kingdom, or Principles of Christian Introduction to Engineering Honors, Principles of Leadership DE (future course). Engineering Honors, and Engineering Design & COMPUTER SCIENCE Development Honors. Computer Programming, Web Design, and AP Computer Principles.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 55 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2018-2019 Course Offerings

AVIATION Drawing AP Studio Vocal Ensemble IV* SCIENCE Aviation 101,* 201* Art 3-D Design Vocal Techniques IV* Anatomy & Physiology* Creating 2-D Art AP Biology BIBLE Digital Art Imaging-Graphic Theatre AP Chemistry Acting I, II, Acting IV* Apologetics & Evangelism DE Design AP Environmental Science Design & Prod: Lighting & Bible I Drawing Perspective AP Physics C: Electricity & Sound Bible II Painting Magnetism Musical Theatre III* Bible III Portfolio Dev Drawing AP Physics C: Mechanics Script Analysis* Community and Kingdom Printmaking Biology, Biology* Technical Theatre: Des & Prod Exploring the Bible DE Chemistry, Chemistry* I, II, IV* Gospel Studies ESL Instrumental Environmental Science Band I Theatre, Cinema, & Film Interpreting the Bible Marine Science* Band IV Symphonic Production Intro to Christian Ministries Physics,* Physics I, Physics I* Band IV Wind Symphony* Systematic Theology Physics II, Physics II* Women of Influence Instrumental Techniques IV* FOREIGN LANGUAGE AP Spanish Language & Worldview Studies Introduction to Drumming SOCIAL SCIENCE Culture Jazz Ensemble IV* Ancient History Chinese I, II, III*, IV* BUSINESS Keyboard I-Piano I AP European History Latin I, II Business & Entrepreneurship Keyboard II-Piano II AP Macroeconomics Spanish I, II, III*, IV* Business Law and Ethics Keyboard III-Piano III AP Psychology Intro to Business* Keyboard IV-Piano IV* AP United States Government MATH Intro to Business DE Orchestra I, II, IV* Strings & Politics Algebra I, Algebra I* Marketing Essentials AP United States History Communications Algebra II, Algebra II* AP World History Debate Analysis of Geometric COMPUTER SCIENCE Economics & Financial Literacy Digital Cinema Production I, II Functions AP Computer Science General Psychology DE Digital Photography I AP Calculus AB Principles European History* Digital Photography III* AP Calculus BC Applied Computer Business Global Studies* Film I, II, III* AP Statistics Skills Intro to Art History* Journalism I ROAR College Algebra DE Computer Programming Military History * Journalism II Elem Yearbook Differential Equations Journalism III HS Yearbook United States Government ENGINEERING Geometry, Geometry* Journalism IV* United States History, United Design & Development* Pre-Calculus* Public Speaking DE States History* Introduction to Engineering* Statistics, Statistics* Social Media Marketing World History, World History* Principles of Engineering * Trigonometry Speech Trigonometry/Analytic SPORTS MEDICINE ENGLISH Visual Technology I - Geometry DE Broadcasting First Aid & Safety AP English Language & Comp Care and Prevention of Athletic AP English Literature & Comp Visual Technology II - PHYSICAL EDUCATION Injuries Sports Medicine* English I, English I,* English II, Broadcasting Web Design Personal Fitness & Health Sports Medicine* English II,* English III, English Team Sports Dance Sports Nutrition III,* English IV, English IV* Ballet III Weight Training I, II, III ESL I, II Ballet IV* O’KEEFFE PRE-LAW ELECTIVE COURSES ESL Intensive Language Arts Dance Techniques I Business Law & Ethics Administrative Office ESL Writing I, II Dance Techniques II Constitutional Law* Technology Dance Techniques III* Introduction to Education FINE ARTS Constitutional Law DE Dance Techniques IV* Learning Strategies Art Criminal Law 3-D Studio Art I Music Introduction to Law TKA ONLINE COURSES 3-D Studio Art III* AP Music Theory Legal Advocacy Skills* Please visit www.TKA.net for AP Studio Art 2-D Chorus V* Music Theory a complete listing of our online courses.

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

GRADING SCALE QUALITY POINTS QUALITY POINTS AND RANKING A+ 4.25 99-100 AP Classes 1.0 Students enrolled in rigorous courses are awarded additional quality points. These additional A 4.0 98-92 Dual Enrollment 1.0 points are called “weighted” points. One full quality point is added to the Grade Point A- 3.75 91-90 Honors 0.5 Average of students who take AP and DE classes. Honors courses receive an additional 0.5 B+ 3.25 89-88 quality point added to the GPA. B 3.0 87-82 The King’s Academy offers a balanced experience for every student. Our goal is to B- 2.75 81-80 reach every child academically, spiritually, and socially. The King’s Academy program C+ 2.25 79-78 is comprehensive and rigorous. Our students have a long history of excellence in their C 2.0 77-72 academic pursuits, and we rank for purposes of selection of Valedictorian and Salutatorian. C- 1.75 71-70 However, we do not feel the exceptional work of our students can best be demonstrated D+ 1.25 69-68 by a single statistical ranking. We do not believe that ranking students provides a valid D 1.0 67-62 measure of student achievement, and therefore we do not publish class rank as part of D- 0.75 61-60 the college admission process.

THE KING’S ACADEMY 56 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Recent College Acceptances

Adelphi University Eckerd College Mars Hill University Sarah Lawrence College University of Florida Agnes Scott College Elon University Marymount Manhattan Savannah College of Art and University of Houston Alma College Embry-Riddle Aeronautical College Design University of Illinois Urbana- AMDA University Maryville College School of the Art Institute of Champaign American University Emerson College Massachusetts College of Chicago University of Kentucky Anderson University-SC Emory & Henry College Pharmacy Sewanee: The University of University of Maine Appalachian State University Emory University Mercer University the South University of Maryland Arcadia University Fairfield University Messiah College Skidmore College University of Massachusetts Arizona State University FAU Harriet L. Wilkes Honors Methodist University South University Arkansas Tech University College Miami University, Oxford Southeastern University University of Miami Asbury University Flagler College Michigan State University Southern California Institute University of Michigan Auburn University Florida A&M University Middle Tennessee State of Architecture University of Mississippi Bard College Florida Atlantic University University Southern Methodist University of Missouri Barnard College Florida Gulf Coast University Middlebury College University Columbia Baylor University Florida Institute of Millikin University St. Edward’s University University of Nebraska, Belmont University Technology Mississippi State University St. John’s University Lincoln Beloit College Florida International Montreat College St. Thomas University University of New Hampshire Bentley University University Moody Bible Institute Stetson University University of North Dakota Florida Polytechnic University Morehead State University Stonehill College Berklee College of Music University of North Florida Berry College Florida Southern College New College of Florida Suffolk University University of North Georgia Bethune-Cookman University Florida State University New York University Syracuse University University of Oklahoma Biola University Fordham University North Carolina State Taylor University Bob Jones University Furman University University Texas A&M University University of Oregon Boston College Gardner-Webb University Northeastern University Texas Christian University University of Pennsylvania Boston Conservatory Geneva College Northern Kentucky University Texas Tech University University of Pittsburgh Boston University George Mason University Northland College The American University of University of Richmond Brown University Georgetown University Northwestern University Paris University of Rochester Bryan College Georgia Institute of Norwich University The Catholic University of University of San Diego California College of the Arts Technology Nova Southeastern University America University of San Francisco California Institute of Georgia Southern University Occidental College The Citadel University of South Carolina Technology Gettysburg College Ohio Northern University The College of Wooster University of South Dakota Ohio Wesleyan University The George Washington California State University, Hanover College University of South Florida Channel Islands, Chico, Harvey Mudd College Oklahoma State University University University of Southern Long Beach, Northridge High Point University Oral Roberts University The King’s College Mississippi Calvin College Hofstra University Pace University The New School Campbell University Hollins University Pacific Lutheran University The Ohio State University University of St. Thomas Carnegie Mellon University Hope College Palm Beach Atlantic The University of Alabama University of Tennessee Case Western Reserve Houghton College University The University of Arizona University of Toronto University Howard University Pennsylvania State University The University of Georgia University of Vermont Catawba College Huntington University Point Loma Nazarene The University of Iowa University of Virginia Cedarville University Illinois Institute of Technology University The University of North University of Washington Centre College Indiana University at Point Park University Carolina, Chapel Hill University of West Florida Charleston Southern Bloomington Pratt Institute The University of Tampa Ursinus College University Iona College Presbyterian College The University of Texas, Vanderbilt University Princeton University Austin Christopher Newport Iowa State University Virginia Commonwealth University Ithaca College Purchase College State Trinity University University Clark University Jacksonville State University University Tufts University Virginia Tech Clemson University Jacksonville University Purdue University Tulane University Coastal Carolina University James Madison University Quinnipiac University Tusculum College Wake Forest University Colgate University John Cabot University Regis College United States Military Washington State University College of Charleston John Carroll University Rensselaer Polytechnic Academy Washington University in College of William and Mary Johns Hopkins University Institute United States Naval Academy St. Louis Colorado State University Kennesaw State University Rhodes College University at Buffalo Wentworth Institute of Concordia University - Irvine La Salle University Rice University University College Dublin Technology Cornell University Lafayette College Rider University University of British Columbia West Virginia University Cornish College of the Arts LaGrange College Ringling College of Art and University of California, Davis, Western Carolina University Covenant College Lawrence University Design Irvine, Los Angeles, Western New England San Diego, Santa Barbara, Dartmouth College Lehigh University Roanoke College University Davidson College Liberty University Roger Williams University Santa Cruz Wheaton College Denison University Lipscomb University Rollins College University of Central Florida Willamette University Dickinson College Louisiana State University Rutgers University University of Cincinnati Drew University Loyola University Chicago, Saint Louis University University of Colorado Williams College Drexel University Maryland, New Orleans Salve Regina University University of Connecticut Wofford College Duke University Lynn University Samford University University of Dayton Xavier University East Carolina University Manhattan School of Music San Diego State University University of Delaware Young Harris College Eastern Kentucky University Marquette University Santa Clara University University of Denver

THE KING’S ACADEMY 57 PRESIDENT’S REPORT TKA AT A GLANCE

ENROLLMENT (FALL 2018) ATHLETICS NOTABLE ALUMNI • Total Students 1,485 • Member of the Florida High School • Emin Toro ’93, US Tax Court Judge • Preschool 208 Athletic Association (FHSAA) (nominee), US Supreme Court Clerk • Elementary 508 • Member of South Florida Conference (Clarence Thomas) • Middle School 204 (Football) • Heath Evans ’97, NFL fullback and • High School 565 • Fielding 50+ boys’ and girls’ teams in Super Bowl champion 23 FHSAA-sanctioned varsity sports. • Emmanuel Lamur ’07, NFL linebacker GRADUATES • Competing in baseball, basketball, • Tess Soltau ’05, Broadway, film, and • More than 3,500 alumni bowling, cheerleading, cross country, television actress • Class of 2018 - 142 graduates football, golf, lacrosse, swimming, • Lauren Jelencovich ’03, soprano, lead soccer, softball, tennis, track & field, vocalist for Yanni, Star Search winner FACULTY and volleyball • Colt Morton ’00, MLB catcher • Student-Faculty Ratio - 10:1 • Cumulative Team Championships • Dr. Juli Slattery ’88, author, broadcast • Elementary Average Class Size - 21 o 119 FHSAA district titles media and psychologist, Focus on the • High School Average Class Size - 17 o 37 FHSAA regional titles Family radio • Faculty - 129 o 10 FHSAA state titles • DJ Carter ’03, assistant television • Faculty with Advanced Degrees - 48 o 3 national titles director, ABC’s The Middle NATIONAL RECOGNITION • 25 Individual FHSAA state • Sam Tanabe ’08, Broadway actor championships in golf, swimming and • Dr. Elizabeth Ennis ’79, chief medical • Choir, Dance Selected for 58th track & field officer, Baptist Health System of Presidential Inauguration (2017) • 1 Individual national champion in golf Alabama • NFL Super Bowl High School Honor • Sgt. Philip Jones ’00, second baritone, Roll (2015) CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS US Marine Drum and Bugle Corps • National Blue Ribbon School of • Conservatory for the Arts • Dr. Karl Shoemaker ’89, professor and Excellence (2014) o Majors in Dance Arts, Instrumental author, University of Wisconsin • Top 7 Christian school in Learning from Arts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, • Kent Annan ’90, author, missionary the Best, Volume II: Growing Greatness Theatre Arts, Digital Arts, and (Haiti Partners), and Wheaton College that Endures in the Christian School Journalism and Print Media professor (Dr. Gene Frost, 2014) o Musical theatre, vocal, instrumental, • Wally ’86, nationally-syndicated radio • Top 7 Christian school in Learning and dance performances annually host, The Wally Show from the Best: Growing Greatness in the • 2016 and 2017 National High School • Rachel Rossin ’05, multimedia artist, oil Christian School (Dr. Gene Frost, 2007) Theatre Festival Award painting, installation and virtual reality • Band Selected for 51st Presidential • Annual NYC trip with performance at • Christina Alessi ’10, professional Inauguration (1989) Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall volleyball, Sweden, Philippines, and USA • National Excellence in Education Award o Broadway Classics (2018) • Danielle Dingman ’06, professional (1986) o Crazy for You (2017) triathlete, 3-time national decathlon o ACADEMIC PROGRAMS The Secret Garden (2016) champion o Titanic (2014) • College preparatory program • Matthew Wensing ’00, CEO Riskpulse, o Ragtime (2013) • Certificate tracks in Business, Inc. • The King’s Regiment parade band Christian Ministry, Computer Science, • The King’s Philharmonia orchestra ACCREDITATION Conservatory, O’Keeffe Pre-Law, • Junior Conservatory for grades 4 to 6 The King’s Academy is accredited by the Sports Medicine, and STEM • Kidservatory for grades JK to 3 Southern Association of Colleges and • 22 advanced placement classes Schools, AdvancED, the Association of (91% passing rate) CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Christian Schools International, and the • 24 dual enrollment hours • 50+ academic, service, professional, Florida Association of Christian Colleges • Explore gifted program and Christian clubs and organizations and Schools. The school’s most recent for elementary students re-accreditation study was completed in • Academic and ESL support programs 2018 and resulted in an extension of the school’s accreditation through 2023.

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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