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Ca Music Hits All the Right Notes Ca Basketball and Softball Win State Championships Spring Hill Campus Improvements 1 from the President Fortieth Year | Volume 22 | 2019 CA MUSIC HITS ALL THE RIGHT NOTES CA BASKETBALL AND SOFTBALL WIN STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS SPRING HILL CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS 1 FROM THE PRESIDENT “…LET US RUN WITH ENDURANCE THE RACE THAT BOARD OF DIRECTORS IS SET BEFORE US, LOOKING Seth Lasater, Chairman TO JESUS, THE FOUNDER AND Beth Foster, Vice-Chairman Tim Garrison, Secretary Jacob Love, Treasurer PERFECTER OF OUR FAITH…” Vickie Cofer - HEBREWS 12:1-2 Amy Greene Adrienne Law Landon Loveall The 2018-19 school year was an historic one in many ways. We graduated the largest class in Joy McDonald school history with 71 students. The senior class achieved the highest ACT average (24.8) and David Morris Warren Robinson were offered the most in scholarships of any CA graduating class (more than $5.9 million). In Dr. Cason Shirley grades 3-10, our students raised their ACT Aspire scores to our highest scores ever, scoring at the Alan Thomason 77th percentile nationally. But our successes were much more than academics. PRESIDENT Athletically, our boys’ basketball team dominated its competition on the way to our school’s first Dr. James A. Thomas basketball state championship in March. In May our young and talented girls’ softball team also brought home its first state championship, winning the final two games without allowing CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER a run. Andrew Williams VICE-PRESIDENT From an artistic perspective our Spring Musical, , was the biggest and most successful Oliver! FOR DEVELOPMENT show ever, with over 70 students participating from first through twelfth grade in front of five Lisa Bennett sold out shows. LOWER SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Finally, our Bulldogs United bullying prevention program helped enhance an already strong COLUMBIA CAMPUS student culture at CA, teaching proper behaviors towards each other and making it easier to Trent Hill bring problem behaviors to light. Through the dedicated efforts of our faculty and students, we saw a significant reduction in the reports of bullying behaviors. Additionally, under the PRINCIPAL direction of our director of spiritual development, Mr. Ben Diles, we offered more mission SPRING HILL CAMPUS Nathan Hixson trips and more students participated than ever before. UPPER SCHOOL PRINCIPAL All of this wonderful success leads us to give thanks to God and to dream about where we can Jon Bennett go from here with His guidance. The passage from Hebrews at the top of this page will be our focus this year as we move forward - running the race with endurance and looking to Christ all EDITORIAL TEAM along the way. Ashley Gilles — Editor Bramblett Group — Art Direction/Design Thank you for your prayers and support, and please continue to join with us in our mission to On the Cover: CA Musical “Oliver” breaks records impact the lives of young people for eternity. with sold-out shows and award nominations! The Columbia Academy Communicator is published annually by Columbia Academy, 1101 West 7th Street, Columbia, Tennessee 38401 for the parents, friends, supporters and alumni of Columbia Academy. Editorial inquiries can be made to Ashley Gilles Dr. James A. Thomas, President ([email protected]). 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 REACH and Ethos Programs 6 5 CA Welcomes New Board Members 6 Class of 2019 Achievements 8 CA Fine Arts Update 9 9 Spring Hill Campus Update 10 CA Students and Staff Shine Bright 12 School Year Memories 16 14 Appreciation for Faculty and Staff 15 New Employees at CA 16 CA Boys’ Basketball Wins State Championship 18 CA Softball Wins State Championship 18 23 Annual Giving Report 2018-2019 35 Alumni Updates 3 REACH CONTINUES ENRICHMENT OF ACADEMIC SUCCESS REACH is a supplementary academic program offered to Upper School students who have been evaluated and meet the qualifications as academically advanced or gifted. The program consists of periodic events, trips, and opportunities designed to enrich and support the regular school curriculum. The program is intended to instill a college level mindset in students while also exposing them to challenging and thought-provoking opportunities they may not have within the regular curriculum. For the 2018-19 school year, students with the CA REACH program were able to attend three opportunities of enrichment. In September, students traveled to Shiloh National Military Battlefield, in Shiloh, Tenn. While there, students were able to tour the battlefield and learn of the rich history from the Civil War. In November, students were able to view venues of the walking horse industry in Lewisburg, Tenn., and Shelbyville, Tenn., as well as the engineering facility at Arnold AFB near Manchester, Tenn. Students were able to speak with officials at the Tennessee Walking Horse Headquarters, in Lewisburg, and learn about the history of the Tennessee Walking Horse and its impact in It is with great excitement to announce that Columbia Academy will middle Tennessee and, ultimately, the world. Students then traveled be partnering with Ethos, a virtual school provided by Greater Atlanta over to the Rising Star Ranch, in Shelbyville, Tenn., to see the Christian, to provide more Advanced Placement and Dual Credit business side of the walking horse industry, and just how financially course offerings for our students. Currently, CA offers nine dual and AP impactful walking horses are to the area. Finally, students were able course options for students; however, that number will be growing to 30 to view the engineering facility of Arnold AFB. They were able to through Ethos School. Additionally, we are very pleased to say that this see how the military built and tested engines, as well as see how the opportunity will allow CA to offer more college credit options than any work at Arnold AFB impacts aerospace and development research other school in Maury County. Ethos will be offered at the beginning of for the nation. the 2019-2020 school year for students in grades 10-12. Finally, in April, students were able Ethos offers rigorous High School level course offerings currently to travel to Philadelphia, Pa. While centered around Advanced Placement and world languages. 100% there, students got a feel of the culture of Ethos faculty possess or are currently pursuing a graduate degree, and history the city had to offer. From with 50% of those holding or currently pursuing Doctorate degrees. In touring Independence Hall, to eating addition, Ethos teachers currently maintain an 85% AP test pass rate, at Reading Terminal Market, to having compared to 60% nationally. pictures made with the Rocky statue, CA students were able to leave their Ethos faculty teach from a Christian perspective, where students mark on the ‘City of Brotherly Love.’ are allowed to explore in a safe, faith-filled environment. The Ethos program allows for flexibility in the completion of coursework, thus At CA, we are blessed to provide these enrichment opportunities accommodating students to study and learn at a time that is most for our students. The 2019-20 school year looks even bigger and convenient for them. Ultimately, Ethos exists to transform the brighter with nearly 30 students participating in the program. We traditional classroom experience, increasing students’ college admission look forward to continuing to grow this program and help our kids profile and their college performance. REACH their unlimited potential. Columbia Academy is devoted to providing an educational atmosphere that is conducive to academic achievement and excellence. We look forward to providing more educational opportunities for our students in the future. Sincerely, Dr. Clint Pulse Director of Academics 4 COLUMBIA ACADEMY MR. AND MISS WELCOMES THREE COLUMBIA ACADEMY NEW BOARD MEMBERS We are proud to welcome three individuals to the Columbia Academy Board of Directors. We welcome Amy Greene, Joy McDonald and Landon Loveall to these important roles at Columbia Academy. Amy Greene is a manager in the Assurance Services department of KraftCPAs, PLLC based in Nashville, Tenn. with offices in Columbia and Lebanon, Tenn.. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Human Resource Management from Freed-Hardeman University in 1996. Amy attends church services with her church family at Spring Hill church of Christ. She has two girls – Samantha and Anzly who have attended Columbia Academy since they moved to Columbia in 2010. She is excited to serve the faculty and administration through her membership on the Board of Directors. She looks forward to developing relationships and encouraging the faculty and administration as they work together to fulfill the mission of Columbia Academy and provide the community with an excellent Christ-based education. Joy McDonald resides in Centerville, where she has served as Chairman of the Hickman County Board of Education and as Director of the Centerville Church of Christ Day School. She holds a B.S. degree in Accounting from Lipscomb University where she met her husband, Bill. They have four children and 10 grandchildren; four who attend Columbia Academy. “I am a strong believer in the merits of Christian education. It is an honor to serve an institution that provides academic excellence as it prepares its students for eternity.” At the conclusion of each school year, Columbia Academy Upper School faculty select as Mr. and Miss Columbia Academy two Landon Loveall is a certified financial students who best exemplify character and attributes consistent planner and partner with KB Financial with the Columbia Academy mission. Advisors, a fee-only firm focused on busy professionals. He is a 2005 graduate of Mr. CA is Hutton Smith, son of Brett and Deana Smith. He has the University of Tennessee at Martin. been a student at CA for four years. Hutton has been a member of the tennis, cross country and football teams and has been Landon and his wife Melissa have three active in campus organizations such as the Science Club, Spiritual children, Athena, Brooksley, and Ethan.
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