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30 YEARS1988-2018 from OUR PRESIDENT and CEO Bonnie Sutton in 1988, Frank Batten, Sr ANNUAL REPORT 2018 Celebrating 30 YEARS1988-2018 FROM OUR PRESIDENT AND CEO Bonnie Sutton In 1988, Frank Batten, Sr. and Joshua P. Darden, Jr., our founders, started a three-year pilot project called The Tidewater Scholarship Program in five Norfolk public high schools. In those early days the goal was simple: find a way for students to access the hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal, state, and local money allocated for lower-income students to attend college each year that would otherwise go unclaimed. I accepted a position as secretary with this small organization, not knowing that it would turn into a 30+ year career helping students go to college. What you now know as ACCESS College Foundation has grown and changed in so many ways over the past three decades. Today we’re in Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk and Northampton County, serving students as early as middle school and following them well into their careers. I believe we have been able to accomplish all these wonderful things because when we see a need, we find a way to meet it. Perhaps one of our Scholars will find the cure for cancer, write the screenplay for an Academy Award winning movie or, who knows, even become the President of the United States! We truly believe education and training beyond high school changes lives, families and communities, and we’re doing our part here in Hampton Roads to make that happen. Enjoy this special 30th Anniversary Annual Report and dream big with us. We have so much more to look forward to over the next 30 years. FROM OUR BOARD CHAIRMAN Frank Batten Jr. For the past 15 years, I’ve worked with the programs in 26 middle schools and even follows talented group of volunteers on the ACCESS students through their college careers on 13 Board of Directors and witnessed firsthand the campuses across Virginia. fantastic work that the ACCESS staff does in our People need quality, good-paying jobs to schools. support their families, and more often than This year, I’m delighted to have the not, these jobs require education beyond high opportunity to chair the ACCESS Board of school. Each student ACCESS assists has the Directors. I’m inspired by the entire team who is opportunity to not only change his or her life, dedicated to the students and families we serve, but to impact their parents, siblings and even and excited to work together. future generations. My dad, Frank Batten, Sr., was one of ACCESS’ Congratulations to ACCESS College founders. He would be thrilled to see how Foundation on this momentous anniversary. much the small pilot program he launched in I am looking forward to helping plan for the 1988 has expanded. Over three decades the future of the organization, setting big goals, and organization has grown exponentially and now continuing to help students find success. serves 30 high schools, added early awareness 2 | annual report Alfred M. (Ran) Randolph, Jr. David Kidd Officers Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. Executive Leadership Bayside High School Frank Batten, Jr. Ronald C. Ripley Joshua Mann Chairman Team Ripley Heatwole Company Bonnie B. Sutton Program Specialist Bonnie B. Sutton Louis Ryan President and CEO Western Branch High School President and CEO Community Volunteer Heather Foxwell Mindy McCoin David R. Mele Audrey Settle Vice-President for Finance and Wilson High School Chair-Elect Community Volunteer Administration Adrienne Miller Lemuel E. Lewis Jane R. Short Cheryl L. Jones King’s Fork High School Secretary/Treasurer Waypoint Advisors Vice-President for Programs Meghan Moorhouse Alfred M. (Ran) Randolph, Jr. Maurice D. Slaughter Dionne Scott Great Bridge High School Chair Emeritus Bayside Harley-Davidson Vice-President for Development Grassfield High School John Stein Adria Phillips Baker’s Crust, Inc. Program Specialist Permanent Directors Ed Tankard Main Office Staff Princess Anne High School Frank Batten, Jr. Tankard Nurseries Kenyetta Fauntleroy Natasha Sackey Landmark Media Enterprises Lewis W. Webb III Fundraising Coordinator Indian River High School Joan P. Brock Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. Reginald Ford Mary Carter Scott Community Volunteer Wayne Wilbanks Graphic Design and Events Norview High School Conrad M. Hall Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas Asset Manager Megan Ulanich Dominion Enterprises (Ret.) Management, LLC Dorothy Hughes Granby High School Thomas G. Johnson, Jr. Office/Development Assistant Jacqueline Whitehead Willcox & Savage, P.C. Pamela Jimerson Booker T. Washington High Superintendent Financial Coordinator School Marlisa Sanders Cameron Williams Directors Director Program Assistant Dr. Aaron C. Spence Green Run High School Charles Birdsong Ashley Woodous Birdsong Peanuts Virginia Beach City Public Schools Kyle Williams Program Coordinator Program Specialist Elaina L. Blanks-Green Hickory High School Norfolk Southern Corporation Honorary Directors R. Bruce Bradley LaKeesha S. (Klu) Atkinson Community Volunteer Portsmouth School Board High School Advisors Early College Wendi Butler Devin Allen Dr. Melinda Boone Wells Fargo Northampton High School Awareness Norfolk Public Schools Scott Carr Dylan Altman Peggy Johnson Dr. Elie Bracy III The Carr Investment Group Frank W. Cox High School Program Specialist Portsmouth Public Schools Mark Compton Kempsville High School Stephanie Carswell Lauren Campsen Compton Wealth Advisory Group, LLC Aaron Arenas Advisor Norfolk School Board Amanda Gift Churchland High School Jessica McClenney Dr. Jared A. Cotton Signature Family Wealth Advisors Darius Blount Advisor Chesapeake Public Schools Dawn S. Glynn Maury High School Daniel D. Edwards TowneBank Joanne Forbes Virginia Beach City School Board College Success Chris Graves I.C. Norcom High School Dr. Patricia Y. King Rachal Weaver PRA Group, Inc. Shawn Foster Chesapeake School Board Program Specialist Gwen S. Green Lakeland High School Eddie Lawrence Mariah Gay Benfield Holland & Hart LLP Sara Gastler Northampton County Public Advisor Owen Griffin Kellam High School Schools Tiffany Palmer OSHAKits.com Tallwood High School William Oakley Advisor Mark A. Johnson Amy Hall Northampton County School SunTrust Bank Ocean Lakes High School Board Lemuel E. Lewis Salem High School Lorraine B. Skeeter Career and Alumni Community Volunteer Apollos Hall Suffolk School Board Morgan Chase T. Richard Litton, Jr. Oscar Smith High School Coordinator Dr. Deran R. Whitney Harbor Group International, LLC Gabriel Hall Suffolk Public Schools Allison McDuffie Deep Creek High School Community Volunteer Charlene Harvin Vicky McPherson First Colonial High School MedStar Health Nansemond River High School David R. Mele Jenny Hechtkopf Homes.com, A Division of Landstown High School Dominion Enterprises Arthur Kelly Lake Taylor High School 3 | annual report THANK YOU TO OUR 2017-18 Event Partners Make an Impact with Gifts to the Annual Support Campaign Your Donation allow us to deliver encouragement, support and assistance to students across the region. For some students, the path to college is not an easy one. Between college tours, application fees, SAT and ACT registration costs and tuition, the dollars add up. Your contribution to this year’s Annual Support Campaign ensures that today’s students have the resources to become tomorrow’s leaders. A donation of any amount will make a difference. Donate Today! www.accesscollege.org/donatenow 4 | annual report OUR 2017-18 ACCOMPLISHMENTS EARLY COLLEGE AWARENESS PROGRAM 13,000 26 2,643 7th and 8th low-income families graders attended middle attended an early schools parent night awareness event workshops HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 20,000+ 25 $625 high school Advisors served million students 30 public high leveraged in met with schools scholarships/ Advisors financial aid ACCESS LAST-DOLLAR SCHOLARSHIPS 617 $800,000+ scholarships awarded in scholarships and renewed during the school year COLLEGE SUCCESS PROGRAM 13 1,000 90% Virginia college students six-year campuses received advisory retention rate* services *national average is 59% 5 | annual report Thank You ACCESS FOR BELIEVING IN ME The audience inside the ballroom at Hilton Norfolk The Main during ACCESS College Foundation’s 30th Anniversary Gala had already enjoyed a delicious meal and an emotional retelling of the 1988 founding of the ACCESS Program when 34-year-old Dr. Melody Shelton Williams took the stage. There was not a dry eye in the house when she finished. Dr. Williams described a “volatile home environment” with a father who developed substance abuse problems and a mother who struggled to raise five children in Virginia Beach. Eventually shuffled between public housing and relatives’ homes, Melody became so distressed at age 12 that she considered suicide. However, it was her mother’s dedication to raising the children in church that grounded Melody in faith and kept her moving forward. Melody used this faith to persevere and eventually met an adult who could help the struggling teen realize her full potential - Karla, Bayside High School’s ACCESS Advisor. “She challenged me to think about what I could do with my life and about going to college. It was an ‘Aha!’ moment for me, because I never thought that was a possibility.” While in high school, Melody buckled down to focus on her studies and work alongside her siblings to help support the family. “The counselors told me about AP classes and that if I did well in them, I could earn college credit.” At the time, not many students at Bayside were taking the AP exams, figuring they were too costly and rigorous. “My ACCESS Advisor got me a fee waiver for the AP Biology test,” says Melody. “It was a lot of pressure, but I believed I could do it.” She did, becoming the first Bayside Marlin ever to pass it, an indicator of things to come. 6 | annual report With little knowledge at Dominion University and a Norfolk School Board home on how to apply member at the time, and Dr. Gene Carter, Norfolk’s for college, Melody school superintendent, also took the podium. They leaned on her ACCESS looked back on ACCESS’ early days and marveled Advisor for help with at its current status.
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