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ECS Alumni Update 5/17/2021 Customize Your Email Endeavor Charter School Alumni Where Are They Now? ECS caught up with some of our alumni, check out the great things they're doing! ECS Class of 2011 Patrick Butler High School: Millbrook High 2015 College/University: UNC Charlotte 2019, B.S. Economics Patrick is a Financial Analyst at Cisco in RTP, just got a puppy, and has gotten into gardening and sourdough baking during quarantine. ECS Class of 2011 Allison McCartney High School: Sanderson High School 2015 College/University: University of North Carolina Wilmington 2019, Public Health. Currently a Psychiatry Consultant at Weatherby Healthcare, living in Downtown Raleigh. ECS Class of 2011 Elena Pokowitz High School: Saint Thomas More Academy 2015 College/University: Vanderbilt University, B.S. in cognitive science and child studies in 2019 and M.Ed. in clinical and developmental research in 2020. I am currently working as a study coordinator in the Penn Lab at UNC, where we work with individuals with psychosis and schizophrenia. I hope to pursue my Ph.D. in clinical psychology in the coming years. ECS Class of 2011 https://em-ui.constantcontact.com/em-ui/em/page/em-ui/email#edit/activity/019c3d1c-3fd9-429e-994b-b933805931a9 1/9 5/17/2021 Customize Your Email William Sandin High School: Broughton High School 2015 College/University: UNCG 2020, Classical Civilizations Ran D1 Cross Country and Track at UNCG. ECS Class of 2011 Tyler Stephenson College/University: University of South Carolina, 2018 BA in Public Relations. Currently a Media Relations Associate for insurtech startup, Policygenius, in New York City. ECS Class of 2012 Kristopher Bell High School: Sanderson High School 2016 College/University: Wake Tech 2021. Kristopher is currently a Cloud Solutions Engineer at NetApp. ECS Class of 2012 AJ Rogerson High School: Millbrook High School 2016 College/University: North Carolina State University and University of Chapel Hill - Biomedical Engineering 2020. Currently working at Kymanox Incorporation - Biotech/Pharna Engineering Consulting Firm. Engaged to be married in the fall. ECS Class of 2012 Allison VanLenten High School: Leesville Road High School 2016 College/University: University of South Carolina 2020. Allison is currently a first year teacher in 4th grade teaching in Nashville, TN ECS Class of 2012 Alex Warren High School: Sanderson High School 2016 College/University: Appalachian State University 2020 Computer Information systems. Alex is currently working at a small website development company in Durham NC. https://em-ui.constantcontact.com/em-ui/em/page/em-ui/email#edit/activity/019c3d1c-3fd9-429e-994b-b933805931a9 2/9 5/17/2021 Customize Your Email ECS Class of 2013 Jarod Betts High School: Sanderson High School 2017 College/University: University of North Carolina School of the Arts, BFA Stage Management, May 2021. Currently finishing last semester of college, have worked for Theme Parks such as Kings Dominion and SeaWorld San Antonio Stage Managing/ Supervising, also coordinating special events at the parks. ECS Class of 2013 Evan Carter College/University: Appalachian State Cum Laude Graduate Dec. 2020. Currently a sports broadcast production assistant with Appalachian State Athletics. ECS Class of 2013 Allison Cochrane High School: Cardinal Gibbons High School 2017 College/University: Columbia College Chicago 2021 Majoring in Theater with a concentration in Comedy Writing & Performance. Currently I am on two Improv teams and perform around the city of Chicago. I recently finished the comedy studies program at The Second City Chicago and hold an internship at the Playground Theater. ECS Class of 2013 Brody Rogerson High School: Millbrook High School 2017 College/University: UNC- Chapel Hill. 2021, Economics with Statistics minor. After graduation Brody will be living in Raleigh and working for First Citizens as a Corporate Analyst. ECS Class of 2013 Lilly Triolo High School: Millbrook High School 2017 College/University: University of North Carolina Wilmington, Environmental Studies - conservation concentration with a minor in Spanish 2021. Deans list, serving on worship team at Bridge, two internships with UNCW CIE and NHC soil & water conservation, Seahawk Admissions Network for Diversity Secretary, NERR/NCCR Spanish Outreach specialist fall 2020. ECS Class of 2013 Melissa Warren https://em-ui.constantcontact.com/em-ui/em/page/em-ui/email#edit/activity/019c3d1c-3fd9-429e-994b-b933805931a9 3/9 5/17/2021 Customize Your Email High School: Sanderson High School 2017 College/University: University of South Carolina, May 2021, Accounting. I am finishing up my senior year at the University of South Carolina studying Accounting and minoring in Spanish. Upon graduating, I will be joining Eaton and working a rotational position in their Financial Leadership Developmental Program across the United States for the next three years. I am very excited to work towards my goal of being a controller in a manufacturing company like Eaton! ECS Class of 2015 Jacob Schuster High School: Raleigh Charter High School 2019 College/University: N.C. State University 2023, Poole College of Management. Member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. ECS Class of 2015 Anderson Van Lenten High School: Leesville Road High School 2019 College/University: NC State - Computer Engineering. Currently plays for NC State Men's Club Volleyball team. ECS Class of 2016 Sophia Antanaitis High School: Leesville Road High School 2020 College/University: Western Carolina University 2024 Marketing. ECS Class of 2016 Adam Betts High School: Sanderson High School 2020 College/University: William Peace University, 2024 - Simulation and Game Design. ECS Class of 2016 Jessica Schuster High School: Raleigh Charter High School 2020 College/University: UNC-Chapel Hill 2024: will apply to Kenan Flagler Business School in the fall. Recipient of the SECU "People Helping People" Scholarship and the Watson Scholarship. https://em-ui.constantcontact.com/em-ui/em/page/em-ui/email#edit/activity/019c3d1c-3fd9-429e-994b-b933805931a9 4/9 5/17/2021 Customize Your Email ECS Class of 2017 Anna Cochran High School: Sanderson High School 2021 College/University: Meredith College '25; Music Therapy- Music major and Psychology minor. Band, Meredith College rising Freshman, Neighborhealth Center administrative assistant. ECS Class of 2017 Nick Fenton High School: Montessori School of Raleigh 2021 Nick is Senior at Montessori School of Raleigh Upper School. He recently obtained his Private Pilot's License. He is planning to attend an Aviation Management Program at a Canadian University this Fall. ECS Class of 2017 Nathan Hawxwell High School: 2021 College/University: William Peace University. Graduation Year: 2025. Major: Simulation/Game Design. I am currently Vice President of Student Government at Longleaf School of the Arts. I am also still playing the clarinet and have recently started acting in the drama department at my school. ECS Class of 2018 Lindsey Clark High School: Wakefield High School 2022 I am currently playing varsity soccer for my school and I am participating in National Honors Society and Student Council. I work as a soccer referee at WRAL Soccer Fields. ECS Class of 2018 Sydney Reifschneider High School: Wakefield High School 2022 College/University: George Mason 2026 - Pre Dental. Sydney committed to attend and play soccer D1 at George Mason University. ECS Class of 2018 Jack White High School: Heritage High School 2022 https://em-ui.constantcontact.com/em-ui/em/page/em-ui/email#edit/activity/019c3d1c-3fd9-429e-994b-b933805931a9 5/9 5/17/2021 Customize Your Email I run cross country and play soccer, am a top 3% student at my school, was accepted as a Junior Marshal, and I am in National Honors Society. I also work at a dog kennel in Heritage. ECS Class of 2018 Hailey Wilson High School: Rolesville High School 2022 Cross Country Team, Sports team manager for swim and soccer teams, Greener Today, Greener Tomorrow Club , looking at colleges to attend. ECS Class of 2019 Corey Atkinson High School: Raleigh Charter High School 2023 ECS Class of 2019 Lindsey Eddleman High School: Sanderson High School 2023. Participating in band (clarinet), cross country, swimming, baking/decorating. ECS Class of 2019 Grayson Hill High School: Raleigh Charter High School 2023 Participating in club and RCHS soccer, as well as various school clubs. ECS Class of 2019 Robbie Jiroutek High School: Research Triangle High School 2023 Robbie is a current HS sophomore, and has had a book published on Amazon, "The Adventures of Sienna the Sea Turtle". This children's book was a collaboration with The Creators Club at Research Triangle High School. https://em-ui.constantcontact.com/em-ui/em/page/em-ui/email#edit/activity/019c3d1c-3fd9-429e-994b-b933805931a9 6/9 5/17/2021 Customize Your Email ECS Class of 2019 Jordan Kaplan High School: Wake Forest High School 2023 WFHS JV Soccer Captain, Beta Club, Unified Champions Club, Fusion Shock Hip Hop and Rising Star Jazz and Ballet at CC & Company. ECS Class of 2019 Austin Kroll High School: Leesville Road High School 2023 Playing soccer for Leesville High School. ECS Class of 2019 Payden Lewis High School: Millbrook High School 2023 Payden is a sophomore and part of the Digitial Media Career Academy at Millbrook. He is running cross country and track at MHS, and earned a varsity letter in Indoor track and XC. He was also awarded the most valuable XC runner his freshman and sophomore. ECS Class of 2019 Ellie Manfreda High School: Wake Forest High School 2023 Currently a sophomore at WFHS, participating in Beta Club, DECA Club, International Thespian Society, and the WFHS Spring 2021 production of Godspell. ECS Class of 2020 Kenneth Aardal High School: Millbrook High School 2024 https://em-ui.constantcontact.com/em-ui/em/page/em-ui/email#edit/activity/019c3d1c-3fd9-429e-994b-b933805931a9 7/9 5/17/2021 Customize Your Email ECS Class of 2020 Dillon Kroll High School: Leesville Road High School 2024 Participating in soccer.
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