Annual Report - Traders Point Christian Academy

2012-13
Annual Report
Dear Traders Point Christian Academy Family,
Thank you
for your faithful support during the 2012–2013 school year. Your partnership has helped
us to provide greater excellence in the Christian education your students receive at Traders Point Christian Academy. This Annual
Report provides evidence and illustrations of your wonderful generosity given through your time, talents and treasures so that
education within a biblical worldview could become a reality to many.
Reflecting on the milestones of the past year, we see record enrollment numbers, a second senior graduating class, facility safety
upgrades, and expanded academic and athletic programs. We also see students being baptized in Nicaragua, as well as, becoming
more active in their church youth programs and in serving their community. Throughout the year, TPCA leadership continued to
strengthen the foundation on which His academy was founded. Some of our leadership were called to new endeavors to further
God’s kingdom outside of the Academy walls, and we pray they will be blessed in their new fields of mission.
As we reflect on the past, we also look to the future and know that God has an ultimate plan for the Academy that is beyond our
understanding. We are excited to step forward in faith and hopeful that you will continue this journey with us. Our continued
prayer is that every student would feel welcome, would be challenged to do their individual best and would choose God and His
will for their life to impact the world for Christ!
May God continue to inspire, equip and transform each student through the knowledge and experiences gained at Traders Point
Christian Academy in the months and years to come.
Blessings,
Tracy Dull, Chair
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mrs. Tracy Dull, Chairman of the Board
Rev. Howard Brammer
Mr. Dan Brownlee
Mrs. Lorie Broyles
Mrs. Carol Drake
Mr. Doug Felton
Mrs. Lela Mixon
Mr. Tony Pancake
Mr. Lars Rascoe
Mr. Dave Tinkey
Mr. Kerry Walker
LEADERSHIP
Mr. C. Kerry Walker, Superintendent
Mr. William Lance, Secondary Principal
Mr. Shane Schaffer, Elementary Principal
Mrs. Tammy Veselsky, Early Childhood Principal
Mr. Dave Gatman, Director of Finance & Operations
Mrs. Toni Kanzler, Director of Admissions
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TPCA HISTORICAL MILESTONES
1976 – Founded as a nursery school
1990 – Expanded to include an elementary program
1997 – Incorporated as a nonprofit organization
1998 – Accredited as an Indiana Freeway School
1999 – Opened the middle school and added a second campus
1999 – Enrolled over 500 students for the first time
2001 – Graduated the first eighth grade class
2002 – Received ACSI accreditation for K-8 program
2003 – Received North Central accreditation
2007 – Early Childhood moves to new Traders Point Christian Church building
2007 – K-8 programs combine in new facility on Indianapolis Road in Whitestown, IN
2008 – Opened new High School program
2010 – Received re-accreditation from ACSI and AdvancEd (formerly North Central)
2011 – Received ACSI accreditation for High School program
2012 – Graduated the first High School class
2012 – Instituted position of Dean of Students
2013 – Added high school football program
2013 – High school students met with Pastor Rick Warren on J-term trip
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MISSION
Traders Point Christian Academy challenges and educates students within a framework of a Biblical worldview while leading them
to a personal faith and transformed life in Jesus Christ.
V I S I O N S TAT E M E N T
Traders Point Christian Academy is a Central Indiana leader in providing an excellent Christ-centered education. We inspire, equip
and transform our students and staff, through the work of the Holy Spirit, to be Christian servant leaders who impact the world
through love.
V I S I O N S TAT E M E N T F O R L E A R N E R S
The vision of the Traders Point Christian Academy educators is that a maturing TPCA student will:
AS A SPIRITIAL DISCERNER,
• Appreciate who God is and His provision for reconciliation through Jesus Christ
• Integrate Biblical principles and values into life situations
• Accept his/her self worth as God's creation
AS AN EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATOR,
• Read and write skillfully and purposefully
• Demonstrate competence in speaking and listening
• Contribute to groups collaboratively with interpersonal skills
AS A RATIONAL AND CRITICAL THINKER,
• Comprehend, apply, analyze, synthesize and evaluate concepts within various contexts
• Utilize mathematics to problem-solve effectively
• Create original products and works with high standards
AS A LIFE-LONG LEARNER,
• Maintain intellectual curiosity
• Utilize the scientific inquiry method
• Demonstrate discernment in the utilization of technology
AS A MORAL AND ETHICAL CITIZEN,
• Make ethical decisions from a Biblical perspective
• Respect persons of other abilities, ages, cultures, faiths, gender, races, and values
• Demonstrate the Fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22) in attitude and behavior
AS A STEWARD OF QUALITY OF LIFE,
• Serve others generously and compassionately
• Maintain disciplined health habits
• Appreciate the performing and visual arts
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We believe the Bible
to be the inspired, infallible,
authoritative, inerrant Word of God (II Timothy 3:15, II Peter 1:21). As an intentional Christian school we
integrate the bible into every subject. It is God’s story for us, it instructs on how we can experience eternal life in
heaven with God and it instructs us how we can experience a full, meaningful life here on earth. One of God’s
promises to us is that we can experience the fruit of the Spirit when we are walking in step with Him. It is our
goal and desire for all students at TPCA to have a personal relationship with Jesus and to exhibit the fruit of the
Spirit in their lives.
Our Core Values spell out the word FRUIT:
FAITH (belief, trust, confidence in God): We believe Jesus Christ is God’s Son and the only Lord and Savior of
all creation. We believe a personal faith in Him is essential to the Christian life with personal responsibility to
develop and exercise this faith for God's glory. (Matthew 16:13-17; Ephesians 1:3-14; Colossians 1:15-23;
Hebrews 9:11-15)
RELATIONSHIPS (Jesus, students, teachers, parents, church and/or community): We believe the school
shares a partnership with the parents/guardians and the local church to build a personal relationship between
students and Jesus Christ. We believe teachers instruct and serve as role models for students. We believe students
have the personal responsibility to apply Biblical truths in their relationships. (Deuteronomy 6:1-9; John 13:1217; Ephesians 6:4 I Timothy 4:10-16)
UNDERSTANDING
(knowledge and application): We believe God is the pre-existent Creator and
the ultimate source of all truth and knowledge. We
believe success in education is reflected in a child’s
confidence and ability to apply what he or she has
learned to situations inside and outside of the classroom. We believe a Biblically based education targets
the child's mind, body, heart and worldview. We
believe intentional learning opportunities develop
skills and gifts needed for the completion of each
developmental stage. (Genesis 1-2; Proverbs 2:1-11 &
3:1-18; Genesis 1-2; Romans 1:18-32; Romans
12:1-2; Ephesians 4:20-24)
INTEGRITY
(accountability, excellence, honesty,
transparency): We believe it is important to prepare
our minds for action by applying the principles of
Biblical integrity. We believe it is important for the
world to see that we are set apart and made Holy, in
Christ, so that the world may know Him. (Matthew
5:3-16 & 18:15-17; Acts 2:42-47; Romans 12:3-12, I
Corinthians 12:7-11, Galatians 5:22-23; I Peter 1:13-16)
TRUTH
(discernment, wisdom): We believe God’s
Word, the Bible, is the only source of truth. We believe
the Bible provides the instruction and direction which
determines our goals, our actions, our speech and the
foundation for our relationships with others. (II Timothy 3:16-17; Proverbs 4:20-27; Ephesians 4:25-5:20
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124%
94%
HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
GROWTH SINCE ADDING THE
SECONDARY MODULAR
OF 2013 GRADUATES ATTENDED
4-YEAR UNIVERSITIES at 10
DIFFERENT SCHOOLS in 4
DIFFERENT STATES
TOTAL
ENROLLMENT
FOR 2012-2013: 637
93
LOCAL CHURCHES
REPRESENTED IN OUR
STUDENT BODY
8 HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC TEAMS
BOYS VARSITY
BASKETBALL
39%
OF STUDENT S RECEIVE
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
94%
OF 2013 GRADUATES EARNED
ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS
12%
EARNED ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS
Teacher to
Student Ratio:
22 ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETIC TEAMS
100%
National Level Tournament
12:1
44%
of our Third Graders passed iRead
state reading proficiency exam
OVERALL ENROLLMENT GROWTH SINCE
MOVING TO NEW FACILITY
OF OUR 8TH GRADE ADVANCED MATH STUDENT S WERE
PASS+ ON THE INDIANA ALGEBRA 1 END OF COURSE
ASSESSMENT (REQUIRED HS GRADUATION EXAM)
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100%
SERVICE
In
2006 the Academy began honoring Scott Bostick, our late middle school principal, by creating
Bostick Service Day. The entire Academy spent one day serving in the community. Over the next seven years we
developed the Bostick Service Initiative with the purpose of instilling the discipline of service into our students' lives
on a more daily basis. What started as one day of service, now includes a weekly class where we study service and
what it looks like, perform regular service for the school, and plan four service days throughout the school year.
ELEMENTARY SERVICE
A special thank you goes to the teachers for facilitating the following service opportunities for the elementary students:
Kindergarten – Collected books for Riley’s Children Hospital
1st grade – Made friendship bracelets for those in need
2nd grade – Cleaned the cafeteria and the gym
3rd grade – Made blankets for Children’s Hospital and cleaned the cafeteria.
4th grade – Made greeting cards to give to a local nursing home and to soldiers serving overseas
5th grade – Made 47 fleece scarves to take to the Caring Center
SECONDARY SERVICE
Groups of 7-10 secondary students met weekly with their staff sponsor to plan their ministry work. Service groups
partnered with several local nonprofit organizations including Gleaners Food Back, Lebanon Helping Center, Eagle
Creek Park, Life Centers, Ronald McDonald House, Riley Hospital, Zionsville Food Bank, Zionsville Fire Department
and Traders Point Christian Church. Other service groups created blankets to give to Wheeler Mission and delivered
cookies to area first responders. One 6th grade service group was awarded a $1,000 grant from Youth as Resources
United Way of Boone County to produce several hundred comfort bags to be used by a local hospital emergency room
for their child patients. They involved all TPCA students by requesting various items for the bags, with so many extras
collected that they provided many comfort items to the local police and fire departments, as well. Grades 9/10 served
in Managua, Nicaragua as a part of their Spanish language immersion experience. Our grades 11/12 students served
at the Apache Reservations Ministries while on their college exploration trip. Such experiences help remove barriers
for our students so they may serve, travel to and work with people who have a different life experience, following
God’s calling on their lives.
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In Loving Memory...
SANDY MORRIS
Sandy Morris went home to heaven on September 4, 2013. She fought a short but tough
battle with lung cancer. In those four months, Sandy never lost her faith and continued
to be a light for Jesus.
Sandy worked for 23 years at TPCA, where she
dedicated many hours to be the hands and feet of
Jesus. Many past and present preschool families
have shared their memories of how kind Sandy
was and how she truly loved each one of her
students. She was invested completely in each
child as an individual. She not only taught each of
her students academic skills but she also taught them that Jesus was truly their
best friend. She was a huge advocate for those who learned differently or had
different struggles. She was their cheerleader and she never gave up on them or
any of her students. She had a loving but firm hand and it was a joy watching her
engage with each student.
Favorite memories of Sandy will always be The Shepherd Walk, The Wiseman
Walk, and her great clown outfit on Circus day. She loved to sing, “Hip Hip Hip
Hippopotamus” and “Tutti Ta!” along with her signature dances!! Sandy had a passion for teaching that made her a
wonderful, well-loved and respected teacher. She is missed. - Preschool teacher Tina Remender
SALLY TEACHOUT
On September 13, 2013 we lost Sally Teachout, who had recently retired after 16 faithful years of service at TPCA. Sally was a lifelong educator, a devoted wife and friend
to TPCA staff and students. Her love for teaching made her a favorite among second
grade students and her compassion for her fellow staff members and students will be
deeply missed. She will be remembered for her servant’s heart and commitment to our
Lord Jesus Christ, she brought that commitment to work with her each and every day.
Sally was involved in TPCA’s annual speech
meet competition and its Spelling Bee, and also
served as a long-time volunteer at the Indianapolis Children's Museum. Her curriculum on the
Iditarod dog sled race in Alaska was published in a national teaching periodical.
She co-authored another curriculum that fellow TPCA teachers Kelly Wassner
and Debby Byely will be presenting at a national educational conference in
January.
When she retired in May, the parents in Mrs. Teachout’s class made her a quilt
commemorating all of her favorite things, including her beloved Indianapolis
Colts, as well as Alaska and the Iditarod. The students included their fingerprints to form leaves in the shape of tree. The quilt’s design was inspired by the
verse John 15:16, “…You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you
that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should abide…"
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Sally Teachout and Sandy Morris were both deeply loved and respected teachers
at TPCA, and the fruit of their faithful service will be eternally felt in the lives of its students and staff. - Bible teacher
Brian Cook, Second grade teacher Debbie Byely
YEAR IN REVIEW
E A R LY C H I L D H O O D
Construction of the new Traders Point Christian Church children's wing addition began this year. The new areas
completed in November of 2013 will house our Early Childhood department. We will enjoy larger, more colorful
classrooms with included technology, central large group rooms that we can use for play and worship, a much
larger indoor play area and enhanced security for our staff and students. Due to this construction, the EC
department relocated temporarily to nearby New Hope Christian Church, which graciously opened their facilities
for our preschool classes during construction. The EC department will move back to TPCC in December of 2013.
Improvements
in
the
Professional
Development
program
provided
the
opportunity for five staff to
work on an Early Childhood
Credentialing. This initiative
also allowed for several
speakers to come and address
the staff in the area of EC and
child development.
Early Childhood offered
several opportunities for
family members to visit
classes and experience TPCA
preschool with the children.
During the year our staff and
students hosted: Dad’s Night,
Mom’s
Spa
Day,
Grandparents Day, Christmas
and Spring music programs.
Our students visited the K-12 building for “Bump Day” to learn what kindergarten would be like next year and
to sing for visiting pastors at our annual Pastor Appreciation Day.
Our preschool students also serve in a variety of ways: collecting toys for Make-A-Wish foundation, food for
local charities, periodically treating our construction workers, moving boxes for needy family Christmas
projects. Our students are learning at an early age to show their love for Jesus by serving others.
Student evaluations have been enhanced with narrative comments to help families be well informed about their
child’s academic and social development. The narrative comments on strengths, needed improvements, and
general feedback for each student and includes a recommendation group/grade level placement for the upcoming
school year.
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YEAR IN REVIEW
E L E M E N TA R Y
Safety and security is one area that is vital in which to be proactive. We are working towards improvements
on the dismissal process and have received input from staff and parents on what we can do to make it better.
In addition Mrs. Veselsky, Mr. Schaffer, and our school nurses, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Croner, attended the
school safety specialist training on October 29 & 30. At this training we networked with other private and
public school administrators, as well as, received training from safety specialists from around the country.
We use this information each year to improve upon our own procedures.
Mrs. Harris, Mr. Klingerman, and Mr. Schaffer attended an anti-bullying training on October 17, 2012. This
training included seeing the movie, Bully, and talking with the director, Lee Hirsch. It provided helpful tips
that will be discussed amongst staff to improve our current efforts in being proactive on the subject.
We continue to develop relationships with our many community partners. Over the course of the year we will
have special guests to help lead the elementary staff in devotions. Some of the groups include Moms-inTouch and the Dad’s Club. We look for ways to feed our staff spiritually throughout the year through Bible
studies and through staff devotions.
We appreciate our partnership with Traders Point Christian Church (TPCC). We celebrated the gifts and
talents that God has given the students in our Honors Chapel at TPCC on Wednesday, October 31 in the sanctuary at Traders Point Christian Church. We have outgrown the cafeteria area for Honors Chapel and TPCC
has graciously offered their facility. We honored students that received A, AB Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, and Fruit of the Spirit Awards.
On September 4, 2012 we
received personalized training
from Dr. Kelli Esteves, author of
RTI Success, on how we can
improve upon our RTI (Response
To Instruction) process. This
process is used to help all students,
but has procedures in place to give
additional help to students in need
(low academic and behavioral
students as well as gifted and
talented students). RTI is not
Special Education. Teachers are
already identifying students that
need help and the RTI Task Force
is working on the “nuts and bolts”
of how this program will work.
Teachers will begin meeting with
other specialized staff in October
to help assess the needs of RTI
students.
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YEAR IN REVIEW
E L E M E N TA R Y ( C O N T. )
RTI is a process that has been used for years to help meet the needs of students, especially below-benchmark
and higher ability students. It has recently been refined to better utilize our elementary staff. Special thanks
to the RTI Navigation Team, Tracy Krueger, Kelly Wassner, Katy Matthews, Lisa Mais, and Carla Cramer,
for the hundreds of hours dedicated to improving and leading this process.
The Language Arts task force met on December 13 to discuss the beginning steps in adopting a new
Language Arts curriculum. They attended the Language Arts Textbook Caravan in January. The task force
members looked and assessed the various choices, presented the different choices to the staff and McGraw
Hill (Wonders) was chosen. The teachers are currently using this technology-rich curriculum resource and
the initial reports from teachers are extremely good. We are still working to raise the funds to support this
curriculum.
FROM MRS. TEACHOUT, TO MRS. BIEBERICH, TO MR. EASLEY, EDUCATION
HERE HAS CHALLENGED ME TO PURSUE AND EMBRACE THE COMING
years of even greater knowledge. THE STAFF HERE HAVE BECOME
MORE THAN JUST TEACHERS. they are friends and mentors,
THEY ARE BLESSINGS WHO HAVE GUIDED AND BUILT
IN EACH OF US A CHRIST-LIKE CHARACTER AND ATTITUDE.
- EXCERPT FROM JENNA CROWDER’S 2013 VALEDICTORIAN SPEECH
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YEAR IN REVIEW
SECONDARY
We began a new Cadet Teaching program with our high school students. Several were assigned to different elementary
teachers as teacher aides or cadet teachers. We received positive feedback for teachers, students and parents about the impact
the high school students were making in the lives of our elementary students. This utilizes one of TPCA’s strengths in
serving such a wide age range of students in 18 month olds through high school.
Students in grades 6 – 12 had the opportunity to travel as a group to other cities and countries for hands-on learning experiences. Grade 6 travelled to southern Indiana for cave exploration. Grade 7 went to nearby Chicago, visiting museums,
dinner theater and performing community service. Grade 8 travelled to the US East Coast to experience US History first
hand, visiting Gettysburg, Philadelphia, New York City, Washington DC, and Baltimore. Grades 9/10 flew to Managua,
Nicaragua for a Spanish language immersion experience, receiving Spanish instruction, exploring and learning about the
Nicaraguan culture and serving the community. Our grade 11/12 students travelled to the US West Coast to visit with admissions staff in many different types of colleges, such as: the US Air Force Academy, USC, UCLA, Azusa Pacific, and Northern Arizona State. They also served at the Apache Reservations Ministries. Such experiences help remove barriers for our
students so they may serve others, travel to and work with people who have a different life experience.
We made several changes to the chapel format including inviting our speakers to speak for several weeks in a row on our
theme "U R Called… to lead, to inspire, to transform, to equip and to serve". This allowed a deeper relationship to be built
between the speaker and our students. Chapel was held in the Block, a space specifically designed to engage middle school and high school students, at Traders Point
Christian Church. Darrin Simpson, the middle school pastor at TPCC, lead worship
on a weekly basis for our middle school students. A high school elective class called
“Worship” was also added and taught by Kevin Hall from TPCC, worship leader for
high school chapel.
TPCA students attended the National College Fair in downtown Indianapolis and
were able to talk with over 200 colleges and post-secondary schools and also were
able to attend presentations on financial aid, finding the right college, and NCAA
eligibility. Many university representatives also visited TPCA to meet with our
students. Seniors applied to universities and for scholarships in their Career Information and Exploration course. In November, an admissions representative from Purdue
University presented a workshop at TPCA for parents and students in grades 6 through
9 about college preparation. Mrs. Harris also met with each high school student,
individually, to review their grades, their transcript and to plan their schedule of
classes for future years. High school students took AP tests in Spanish Language,
English Literature and Composition, Calculus AB and World History, as well as
received dual-credits for both high school and early college credit through Indiana
University.
Our seniors received acceptance into many universities, including Anderson University, Ball State University, Brescia University, Indiana State, Indiana University,
IUPUI, Indiana Wesleyan University, Lourdes University, Purdue University, Taylor
University, University of Indianapolis, University of St. Francis, University of Southern Indiana, Valparaiso University, and Vincennes University. The high school also
earned the privilege of nominating our high school students for various scholarships,
including the Lilly Endowment scholarships and the Wells Scholar (at IU) among
others. Our second high school graduating class included seventeen students who
enjoyed commencement remarks from Pastor Aaron Brockett and WTHR-13 news
anchor John Stehr.
While on the J-term trip to Nicaragua, twelve freshmen and sophomores deepened
their relationship with Jesus through baptism. We had many secondary students
accept Christ and be baptized at their local churches during this school year. Mr.
Easley, Mr. Cook and Mr. Cox continued to pour into these students’ lives on a daily
basis. They also followed up with the students in an effort to connect them to a home
church that will challenge them to grow in their faith.
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AT H L E T I C S
FALL 2012
Football – grades 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 & 7/8
Cross Country – middle and high school
Volleyball – grades 5/6, 7/8 & high school
Soccer - 5/6 & 7/8
Accomplishments:
Carson Mathis, Will Lyons, Xavier Porter, Sam Johnson,
and Myles Cox made the All-Star team for 3/4 football.
Inaugural year for varsity cross country.
WINTER 2012-2013
Boys Basketball - 5/6, 7/8, JV & Varsity
Girls Basketball - 5/6 & 7/8
Cheerleading
Accomplishments:
For the first time in Men's Varsity Basketball history,
we participated in a national level tournament in
Tennessee.
It was the inaugural year for both JV boys basketball
and Cheerleading.
SPRING 2013
Track – middle and high school
Baseball – middle and high school
Tennis – middle school
Accomplishments:
It was the inaugural year for both varsity level baseball
and track.
ALL SPORTS BANQUET
The second annual All Sports Banquet ended another great year of athletics at TPCA. We were honored to have long
time Academy friend, Ralph Reiff, as our guest speaker. We continue to benefit from our partnership with Mr. Reiff’s
company, St. Vincent Sports Performance, from our athletic trainers working with our student athletes, to our new,
state of the art scoreboards in the gymnasium.
START CHILDREN OFF ON THE WAY
THEY SHOULD GO, AND EVEN WHEN THEY ARE OLD
They will not TURN FROM IT. - PROVERBS 22:6
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I N T E R N AT I O N A L S T U D E N T P R O G R A M
The Academy
hosted two students last year on F1 student visas through our
International Student Program (ISP). The students were from China and Serbia. They attended seventh and twelfth
grade. ISP students report they attend the Academy primarily for language acquisition, cultural learning and college
preparation. The Academy offers this program for two reasons. First, it enriches the learning environment for domestic
students by bringing learners from different cultures to the academy. Additionally, ISP expands the Academy’s
influence by educating these students from a Biblical worldview, allowing our staff and students to share Christ with
the world through our visiting student’s experience while at TPCA. In addition to the academic program, the Academy
provides a homestay experience for the students through which host families can ease their transition away from home
and help them experience our culture in a warm and loving environment. Two Academy families participated in the
homestay program and report that it was a positive experience. The high school student met our requirement for
graduation and is currently achieving a high level of success at IMG Academy in Florida as he seeks an athletic
scholarship for college.
INDIANA SCHOOL CHOICE SCHOLARSHIPS
Indiana’s new
(aka vouchers)
voucher program (authorized under IC 20-51-1 and IC 20-51-4)
gives Hoosier families the opportunity to send their children to a school that best meets their learning needs. A
voucher, or “Choice Scholarship,” is a state payment that qualifying families can use to offset tuition costs at
participating schools. TPCA is approved by the Indiana Department of Education to receive Choice Scholarship funds.
Voucher amounts are based on the funds the student’s school district of residence would receive each year for that
student. Amounts can range from $2,200 – nearly $5,000 per year depending on the students resident school district
and grade level.
There are other options for students who do not meet the public school attendance requirement for vouchers that may
allow them to receive a Choice Scholarship in the current or future years. These options involve receiving a
scholarship from an Indiana approved Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO).
SAGAMORE INSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIPS
F O R E D U C AT I O N C H O I C E ( S G O )
Scholarships for Education Choice is an Indiana Department of Education certified
scholarship granting organization (SGO), an initiative of the Sagamore Institute—an Indianapolis-based nonprofit,
nonpartisan, public policy research organization, or “think tank.” They offer scholarships to students in grades K-12
and families that qualify under the Indiana School Scholarship Tax Credit Program, which offers substantial tax
incentives to donors to support state approved school choice scholarship programs like Scholarships for Education
Choice through Sagamore. For more information regarding the 50% state tax credit and federal deduction incentive
for your gift, please contact Leslie Kowal, Director of Advancement at [email protected] or Kraig Cox, Director of
Development at [email protected]. Information can also be found at www.tpcs.org under the “Support TPCA” tab.
Traders Point Christian Academy had 132 students participate in the voucher or SGO program, or both, during the
2012-2013 school year. For more information on eligibility requirements and how to apply, please contact Toni
Kanzler, Director of Admissions, at [email protected] or by calling (317) 769-2450.
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F I S C A L Y E A R E N D J U LY 3 1 , 2 0 1 3
2012-2013 REVENUES
TOTAL REVENUES: $5,191,883
2011-2012
Expenses
2012-2013
EXPENSES
TOTAL EXPENSES:
$5,273,808
Total Expenses: $4,941,905
Salaries & Benefits
Tuition Assistance & Discounts
50%
16%
Instructional & Student Events
Facilities & Equipment
Administration & Fundraising
7%
5%
Auxiliary Services
Depreciation & Amortization
Interest Expense
7%
9%
4%
3%
TOTAL DEBT OUTSTANDING
at July 31 (in millions)
*Modular building loan originated July 2011.
ENROLLMENT TRENDS
Questions on the data in this annual report or on other aspects of the financial operations of Traders Point Christian Academy may be directed to Fred Means,
Director of Finance and Operations, at [email protected].
The financial results for Traders Point Christian Academy are reviewed on an annual basis by an external audit firm. A copy of the reviewed financial statements
may be obtained by sending an email request to Fred Means at [email protected].
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ANNUAL FUND
A N N U A L F U N D - B U I L D I N G F O U N D AT I O N S
Our annual fund provides the ongoing, sustaining financial resources necessary to support the current programs, classes and
equipment for Traders Point Christian Academy each year. It is also needed to support the constant expansion and growth of the
Academy. The fund allows the Academy to provide a quality educational experience with small student to teacher ratio, state and
nationally recognized facilities, innovative programs and equipment, necessary academic supplies, local, national and
international service efforts and trips, and dedicated Christian, professional teachers. It makes up the difference between tuition
paid and the actual cost of educating TPCA students, which is on average a $1,200 gap per student. People with a passion for
Christian education and with a belief in TPCA’s mission and ministry, provide gifts to Building Foundations. Although too
numerous to list, the following gives many examples of what Building Foundations helps fund.
Choir Programs
SCIENCE LAB
SUPPLIES
Madrigal Dinner
Graduation
Ceremonies
Elective Classes
STRINGS
PROGRAM
PHOTOGRAPHY
World Missions Outreach
PROFESSIONAL AT H L E T I C TO U R N A M E N T S
DEVELOPMENT
GRADE LEVEL
CHICAGO
RETREATS: MARENGO CAVE
BRADFORD WOODS
Student AMERICAN
HERITAGE TOUR
Clubs
SPECIAL
Art Supplies
TUITION ASSISTANCE
LEARNING
H E L P S COLLEGE Counseling Services
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
LIBRARY BOOKS
ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS
J-TERM TRIPS:
Computers COACHES’ STIPENDS
MEXICO, NICARAGUA,
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE TOUR
SPIRITUAL LIFE
PROGRAMS
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support and
computer
equipment
SERVICE
TRIPS
TEAM
UNIFORMS
Music Productions
BAND EQUIPMENT
STUDENT DEVELOPED CURRICULUM
ANNUAL FUND
It is with
deepest gratitude that we recognize the following friends and families who provided gifts
to our Building Foundations annual fund. It is because of their generosity, commitment and belief in the mission and ministry of
the Academy that we were able to successfully achieve our goal for the 2012-13 school year. Thank you!
LEGACY
$50,000 & ABOVE
Traders Point Christian
Church
FOUNDERS
$20,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
BENEFACTOR
$10,000 - $19,999
Richard M. Fairbanks
Foundation, Inc.
Jeff & Robin Sanders
Kevin & Janet Sweet
T & W Corporation
Target
Starke & Elizabeth Taylor
David & Paula Tinkey
TPCA Dad's Club
Merv Yoder
Foundation, Inc.
Ulf & Michelle Ester-Bode
David & Heather Gatman
General Mills Box Tops for
Education
Barbara Harris
Robert & Tamara Harris
Tom and Melanie Heniff
Jeff and Kerrie Hodges
Innovative Modular Solutions
Daniel & Tammy Veselsky
James & Jeanne Wilson
David Withers
Interactive Intelligence
Doris Jackson
Scott & Kim Kauffman
Mark & Leslie Kowal
Theodore & Kelly Neura
Noodles & Company
Olajide & Folake Odelowo
Keith & Tammy Passwater
Keith & Ann Saunders
Shane & Rae Schaffer
Scripps Howard Foundation
Derek & Amy Small
J.K. & Edna Mae Stevens
Matt & Tanya Sumner
Laura Thomas
Alex & Tamera Vandegriff
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Don & Linda Becker
Jeff & Amy Berens
Floyd & Martha Bernhardt
Better Merchants Inc.
Derrick & Arlene Black
Mark & Laura Boll
Angela Bostick
Chris & Christy Bozic
Martha Braker
PURPLE & GOLD
$1 - $249
Stephen & Kay Akard
Richard & Anita Allen
Ameriprise Financial
Annual Giving Campaign
James & Kimberly Bucher
Lance & Lisa Colson
Jim & Dana Croner
DAST
Scott & Shannon Guenthner
John & Heather Quilhot
Stuart & Suzanne Reed
Paul & Karynn Seppel
David & Cheri Sexauer
Joseph & Kelly Tector
PARTNER
$5,000 - $9,999
Rosalyn Brownlee
William & Tracy Dull
Ron and Jane Evans
Robert & Patricia Stichweh
Kevin & Elizabeth Vannoy
PATRON
$1,000 - $4,999
A & D Hydra Clean, Inc.
Anonymous
Michael & Sarah Croner
Dow Agro Sciences
Gregory & Carrie Duff
Charles & April Ernest
Elisabeth Fischer
Jack & Carol Ann Gilbert
Nathan & Mary Gross
Helios, LLC
Jeffrey & Angela Jackson
Scott & Irene Jackson
Steven & Sandra Jones
Marilyn Augur Family
Foundation
Edward Memmen
Tony & Libby Pancake
Parent Teacher Fellowship
Pat Pawski
James Poore
Gerald & Gail Powell
Randle Family Foundation
John & Rita Reller
SUPPORTER
$250 - $999
Daniel & Mary Baker
Greg Basey
Richard & Deborah Baumer
Wayne & Nancy Bostick
Boys II Men Inc.
Howard & Martha Brammer
Tony & Lori Buzzetti
Stephen & Lisa Carr
Cisco
Keith & Janine Collier
Ron & Jane Colson
Kraig & Vronda Cox
Eli Lilly and Company
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ANNUAL FUND
Bridge Insurance & Financial
Services
Robert & Susan Broderick
John & C. Ann Brown
Tim & Lorie Broyles
Chase & Mary Buffington
Dustin & Iva Caldwell
Kurt & Margaret Carlson
Central Indiana Vype
Foundation
Robert & Janis Cox
Dick & Jean Curtis
Fredrick & Genon Davis
Rodney & Melita Davis
Wayne & Bonita Davis
John & Toree Dix
Tom & Carol Drake
Adair & Dorothy Ellen
Emma Ervin
Rita Evans
Doug & Cheryl Felton
Linda Gillon
Diane Green
Bill & Shari Griffiths
Rich & Tammy Guard
Rimas & Leslie Guzulaitis
Stewart & Lorri Hackett
Kent & April Haffner
Kris & Misty Hall
Lanelle Hall
Duane & Monica Hartman
Steve & Beth Herr
Shawn & Shannon Hitchcock
Gary & Sue Hoffeditz
Michael & Linda Hubble
Benjamin & Hannah Huddleston
David & Barbara Hurd
Jon & Debi Huskins
Judy Inboden
Edward Jones
Jason & Annette Jones
Leon & Joanne Jones
Lionel Jones
Michael & Melissa Jordan
Dan & Toni Kanzler
Cliff & Louise Kavanaugh
Larita Killian
Denny & Margaret Kladis
Matt Krueger
Scott & Jennifer Kuntz
James & Shannon Lee
Larry & Elaine Leonard
Life Worth Living, PC
Alan & Jodi MacDonald
Jeff & Tammy McClintic
Rob & Kristin McCourt
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
ahaffner design
Basey's Downtown Grill
Chick-Fil-A
Conner Insurance
DAST
Eagle Creek Coffee Co.
Exceptional Personal Chef Services, LLC
Fine Promotions
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Kelsey McManus
Mary Jane Meadows
Jamal & Beth Meeks
Rosie Meis
Scott & Suzanne Miller
William & Lela Mixon
Kendall & Toni Mosburg
Mrs. Teachout's class 2012-13
Brian & Leilani Mullis
Michael & Ana Nelson
Bruce & Lois Noland
Andrew Nordhoff
David & Kristine Orme
John & Martha Pfleeger
Leo & Nancy Potts
Edith Ramsey
Dean & Jennifer Rebhorn
Merrill & Gale Reece
Richard Davis Plumbing
LLC
David & Gayle Schlueter
Mike & Holly Schumaker
Kara Shaw
Scott & Claire Shelton
Thomas & Linda Shelton
Cory & Jessica Showalter
Paula Snipe
David & Nicole Swiney
Troy Perkins Inc.
Tony & Suzanne Twist
US Food Service
David & Denise Vannoy
Juan Concepcion & Kim Vu
Kerry & Kathi Walker
James & Deborah Wampler
David & Rita Webster
Doug & Margwen Wermer
Gregory & Pamela White
Max & Angie Williams
Aaron & Jill Wilson
Nathan & Kristen Wilson
Andrea Winter
MATCHING GIFTS
Longhorn
The National Bank of Indianapolis
Pearson
Reed Transportation
Starbucks
Traders Point Christian Church
T&W Corporation
Ameriprise Financial
Cisco
Dow Agro Sciences
Interactive Intelligence
Eli Lilly
Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation
United Health Group
The Development Team gratefully acknowledges the many parents, grandparents, board members, faculty, staff, friends, foundations and corporations who
generously contributed their time, talent and resources to Traders Point Christian Academy during the school year. This annual report reflects donations received
during the fiscal year between August 1, 2012 and July 31, 2013. We have made every effort to accurately acknowledge each donor. We apologize if we have
misspelled or inadvertently omitted any name and ask that you notify Leslie Kowal, Director of Advancement, at [email protected] so that we can update our
records.
P T F FA L L AU C T I O N
We would like to thank the Auction Chair, Heather Quilhot, Co-chair, Kerry Hackney,
the many members of the Auction Committee, Parent Teacher Fellowship and TPCA Volunteers for their
countless hours and tremendous efforts to make this an extremely successful event. Proceeds from this event
help to offset the Academy's operational funds and are critical in supporting teachers and classroom needs.
We would like to extend a very special thank you to the following businesses and families for sponsoring and
underwriting the 2012 Traders Point Christian Academy PTF Fundraising Auction.
TITLE SPONSOR $8,000
The National Bank of Indianapolis
PLATINUM SPONSORS $5,000
Traders Point Christian Church
Eagle Church
T&W Corporation
DIAMOND SPONSORS $1,000
Ronald Blue & Co.
Party Time Rental
Nazareth Building Services Inc.
GOLD SPONSOR $500
JG Associates
SILVER SPONSORS
$2,500 Fair Market Value Item Donation
The Dermatology Center of Indiana
PineCove Family Camps
Olympia Stone
PURPLE SPONSORS
$2,500 Fair Market Value Item Donation
Zimpfer Dental
SPECIAL THANKS
Chick-fil-a
Julian Coffee Roasters
LGI Linens
DiscoverINDY
ahaffner design
FRIEND SPONSOR
James Ray
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P T F FA L L AU C T I O N
AUCTION ITEM DONORS
500 Festival
A&D Hydra Clean
Abuelo's
Ace Vacuums
AgRecycle
Steve & Kay Akard
Syd Ali
Altum's Horticultural
Center
Angie's List
Arthur Murray
Artisano's Oil & Spices
Ashcraft & Frazier
Orthodontics
Amy Baldwin
Amy Berens
Bill Estes
Body Outfitters
Howard & Martha
Brammer
Brenner Luggage
Sam Brown
Brunchies
Butler's Pantry
Tony & Lori Buzzetti
Sheriff Ken Campbell
Margaret Carlson
Stephen & Lisa Carr
Steve Carr
CEC Entertainment
Chick-fil-a
Classic Cleaners
CLB Restaurants
Climb Time Indy
Cindy Cobb
Cobblestone Grill
Color My World
Lisa Colson
Community Healthplex
Sports Club
Confectioneiress
Cupcakes and Sweets
Conner Prairie
Control Tech
Coopers Water
Conditioning
Cornerstone Dentistry
Ray Cortopassi
Kraig &Vronda Cox
Kraig Cox
Cracker Barrel
Crackers Comedy Club
Sarah Croner
Tammy Culley
Marie Damler
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Darcey Noirot
Tupperware Consultant
Discount Tire
DiscoverINDY
DL Lowry Hairspa
Boutique
Donaldson's Finer
Chocolates
Karen Duke
Bill & Tracy Dull
Tracy Dull
Eagle Flyers Inc.
Earth Explorers
Ed Martin Buick GMC
Elite Salon & Day Spa
Em Studio Salon
Robb & Victoria Fine
Fitness Garage
Niki Ford
Fox's Pizza Den
Frankfort Animal Hospital
Barbara Friedenson
Steve Gadlin
Dave Gatman
Darlene Gosnell
Great Wolf Lodge
Mary Gross
David & Nancy Gruesser
Kent & April Haffner
April Haffner
Half Price Books
Alexis Hall
Kris Hall
Theresa Hanners
Bob & Tammy Harris
Kerry Hastings
Kayla Haston
Jay Height
Charlotte Helton
Beth Herr
HiHo Vacations
Shannon Hitchcock
Holiday World &
Splashin' Safari
Hugh & Priscilla Baker
Cynthia Hunt
Indiana Pacers
Indiana Repertory
Theatre
Indianapolis Motor
Speedway (IMS)
Indianapolis Children's
Choir
Indianapolis Colts
Indianapolis Symphony
Orchestra
Indianapolis Zoo
Indianapolis Indians
Indy Dental Health
Dave Jamerson
April Jamerson
Theresa Jasper
Julian Coffee Roasters
Toni Kanzler
JJ Kaplan
Kern Brother Shoes
Steve Kerr
Kindermusik
Maggie Kladis
Maggie Kladis
Milos Kostic
Dr. Larry Koval
Scott & Jennifer Kuntz
La Beaute Spa du Jour
Dwight Lee
James & Shannon Lee
Lee Supply
Carmel Kitchen & Design
Studio
Tracy Leininger
Lesley Jane
LGI Linens
Lids
Lauren Lowrey
Lulu's Cafe & Bakery
Dr. Shari Lyons
Main Street Auto Detail
Fred Mais
Haley Malott
Mass Ave Toys
Mite-E-Ducts
Lela Mixon
Julia Moffitt
John & Christina Moore
NJS Studio Salon and
Spa Emilia Nordhoff
Anne Norris
Nycole Naturals
Old Towne Carmel Bed
& Breakfast
Olympia Stone
Lewis & Melissa Painter
Tony Pancake
Party Time Rental
Keith & Tammy Passwater
Perfect North Slopes
Petite Chou
Petite Pinafores
Brenda Pierce
PineCove Family Camps
Pottery By You
Nancy Potts
ProLiance Energy
John & Heather Quilhot
Ray's Trash
Recess Restaurant
Merrill Reece
Restyled
Rose Dore Hair Salon
Peter Sanders
SaveItNow!
Michele Schilten
Paul & Karynn Seppel
Simply Sweet Shoppe
Simply Yoga
Sitters to the Rescue
Amy Small
Carmen D'Arcy
Stanczykiewicz
Ronald & Andrea Suh
Sullivan's Steakhouse
Sweet & Savory Café
Sweet Rewards
The Center for the
Performing Arts
The Children's Museum
of Indianapolis
The Creation Museum
The Dermatology Center
of Indiana
The Friendly Tavern
Earl Thompson
TPCA Dad's Club
Traders Point Christian
Academy
Ulen Country Club
Jeff Unruh
Kevin & Elizabeth
Vannoy
Elizabeth Vannoy
Village Custom
Embroidery
Adam Vinatieri
Walt Disney World
Jon Wassner
Susan Wells
Judy Wenning
Jim & Nora Zarvos
Zimpfer Dental
Zionsville Country Vet
Clinic
Zionsville Eye Care
P T F FA L L AU C T I O N
AUCTION ITEM DONORS
Steve & Kay Akard
Hugh & Priscilla Baker
Craig & Theresa Bartels
Mark & Angie Battisti
Don & Linda Becker
Jeff & Amy Berens
Howard & Martha Brammer
David Brattain
Ray & Natalie Bridwell
Joe & Carrie Bright
Steve Brown
Dan & Nancy Brownlee
Tim & Lorie Broyles
Jim & Kim Bucher
Tadd & Marianna Butler
Tony & Lori Buzzetti
Steve & Christina Clark
Cheryl Cleveland-Kannianen
Chris & Diane Colson
Lance & Lisa Colson
Ron & Jane Colson
Craig & Karen Cooper
Kraig & Vronda Cox
Tom & Teresa Craig
Mike & Sarah Croner
David & Beth Curry
Jeff & Jill Dale
Bill & Tracy Dull
Chad & Melanie Dumbris
Steve & Fraya Erwin
Edgar & Heather Escoto
Dan & Carol Evans
Jack Fahrenbach
Doug & Cheryl Felton
Tyrone & Markena Fishback
Don & Paula Fisher
Cindy Fleck
David & Betty Fleck
Rodney & Niki Ford
Mark Fugate
Joe Gaafar
Dave & Heather Gatman
Jay & Pamela Gibson
Charlie & Lori Grandy
David & Nancy Gruesser
Rich & Tammy Guard
Rimis & Leslie Guzulaitis
April & Kent Haffner
Kevin & Alexis Hall
Kris & Misty Hall
Bob & Tammy Harris
Toni & Chastity Harris
Julie Harris
Tom & Melanie Heniff
Steve & Beth Herr
Shannon Hitchcock
Jeff & Kerrie Hodges
Evelyne Hoffman
Mike & Linda Hubble
Wayne & Sandra Hughes
Craig & Kim Hurst
Jeff & Angie Jackson
Jeff & Angela Jacob
Derek & Stacy Johnson
Deanne Jones
Henry & Marcia Jones
Mike & Melissa Jordan
Dan & Toni Kanzler
Scott & Kim Kauffman
Warren & Evangeline Killian
Denny & Maggie Kladis
Matt & Terri Klein
Angie Kolman
Mark & Leslie Kowal
Scott & Jennifer Kuntz
Lonnie & Cloe Miller
Vicky Montgomery
Steve & Kari Morgan
Mason & Mendy Morrison
Kendall & Toni Mosburg
Dan & Patty Mueller
Brian & Leilani Mullis
Ted & Kelly Neura
Andrew & Emilia Nordhoff
Keith & Tammy Passwater
Gerald & Gail Powell
Beth Price
A. Russell & Jeanette Quilhot
John & Heather Quilhot
Ben & Chantel Smith
Katherine Spence
Eric & Lori Spence
Jim & Jennifer Stanley
Tony & Christina Steele
Chris Stites
Ron & Andrea Suh
Kevin & Janet Sweet
David & Sally Teachout
Bernie Terhune
Dave & Paula Tinkey
Dan & Heather Towriss
David Trepanier
Margaret Tucker
Kevin & Tracy Lavender
Brett Lee
Dwight & Nancy Lee
Jamie & Shannon Lee
David & Vicki Lehr
Cathie Lewis
Chris & Amy Malott
Phil & Christy Mathis
Dan & Jan Matthews
Travis & Lisa May
Chad & Erin McCollum
Jennifer McCoy
Brad & Jodie Meyer
Dean & Jennifer Rebhorn
Thomas & Tina Remender
Mike & Cindy Richards
Alex Roell
Jeff & Robin Sanders
David & Gayle Schlueter
Paul & Karynn Seppel
Bob & Elaine Shaffer
Scott & Claire Shelton
Jonathan & Angie Sherrill
Dennis Sheward
Matt & Nicole Shuckman
Derek & Amy Small
Kevin & Elizabeth Vannoy
Dan & Tammy Veselsky
Steve & Judy Wenning
Darrell & Jane Whinnery
Jon & Jackie Wilhite
Max & Angela Williams
Julie Williams
Joe & Angie Wilmer
Aaron & Jill Wilson
James & Jeanne Wilson
Brian & Faith Witzig
Adam Wright
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TEACHER & ME AUCTION
A very sincere
thank you to Teacher & Me Auction Chair, Melanie
Dumbris, the auction committee, the Parent Teacher Fellowship and volunteers for providing a wonderful
event for our TPCA families. Thank you to the following TPCA teachers and staff for donating the great
adventures. Thank you also to the following people for supporting this event and thus providing funds for
our classroom equipment and supplies.
AUCTION DONORS
Michelle Ballew
Amy Berens
Ann Bernhardt
Carolyn Bieberich
Angi Bostick
Lisa Brown
Debbie Byely
Vern Clayton
Brian Cook
Kraig Cox
Carla Cramer
Beth Curry
Dad's Club
John Easley
Lesley Ellis
Carol Evans
Paula Fisher
Dave Gatman
Tammy Guard
Leslie Guzulaitis
April Haffner
Kris Hall
Tammy Harris
Monice Hartman
Beth Herr
Marcia Hinchman
Jennifer Huff
Debi Huskins
Scott Jackson
Jeff Johnston
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AUCTION SUPPORTERS
Toni Kanzler
Leslie Kowal
Matt Krueger
Tracy Krueger
William Lance
Traci Lavender
Vicki Lehr
Elaine Leonard
Lisa Mais
Amy Malott
Katy Matthews
Erin McCollum
Kara Meadows
Beth Meeks
Suzanne Miller
Sandy Morris
Mendy Morrison
Patty Mueller
Paula Nelson
Nathan Perry
Nancy Potts
Gail Powell
Tina Remender
Alex Roell
Becky Satterfield
Rae Schaffer
Shane Schaffer
Emily Shreve
LeAnne Smiley
Chantel Smith
Angie Stamper
Sally Teachout
Danielle Tooley
Carolee Vanatta
Tammy Veselsky
Kelly Wassner
Judy Wenning
Andrea Winter
Steve & Kay Akard
Derrick & Arlene Black
Mark & Laura Boll
Robert & Susan Broderick
Jim & Kim Bucher
Tadd & Marianna Butler
Stephen & Lisa Carr
Kraig & Vronda Cox
Jim & Dana Croner
Bill & Tracy Dull
Chad & Melanie Dumbris
Edgar & Heather Escoto
Rodney & Niki Ford
Nathan & Mary Gross
David & Nancy Gruesser
Rimas & Leslie Guzulaitis
Kent & April Haffner
Misty & Kris Hall
Duane & Monica Hartman
David & Denise Hawkins
Thomas & Melanie Heniff
Shawn & Shannon Hitchcock
Michael & Linda Hubble
Craig & Kim Hurst
Jeff & Angie Jackson
Randy & Monica Johnson
Sandy & Steve Jones
Scott & Kim Kauffman
Denny & Maggie Kladis
Matt & Terri Klein
Nick & Sara Kraft
William & Lisa Lance
James & Shannon Lee
Brad & Jodie Meyer
William & Lela Mixon
The National Bank of
Indianapolis
Dean & Jennifer Rebhorn
Doug & Jennifer Revell
Frances Robbins
Jeff & Robin Sanders
Shane & Rae Schaffer
Matt & Nicole Schuckman
Paul & Emily Shaffer
Jonathan & Angie Sherrill
Ben & Chantel Smith
Gina Stanley
Ronald & Andrea Suh
Elizabeth Taylor
Kevin & Elizabeth Vannoy
Kerry Walker
Joe & Angie Wilmer
GOLDEN EAGLE GOLF OUTING
The Third Annual
Golden Eagle Golf Outing was held on
July 15, 2013 at the Golf Club of Indiana. We had 104 golfers join us in our efforts to raise funds to support TPCA’s
Annual Fund and Athletic Department. A big thank you to our planning committee and the numerous volunteers for
their time and energy in making this event a success. Mark your calendars for the 4th Annual Golden Eagle Golf
Outing at the Golf Club of Indiana on Monday, July 14, 2014.
GOLF OUTING SPONSORS
A&D Construction & Restoration
Adidas
Australian Gold
Bardach Awards
Bob & Tammy Harris
Boys II Men
Conner Insurance
Edward Jones
Exceptional Chef
Fine Promotions, Inc
Indy Smiles Dentistry
Lids
Lids Foundation
McDonald's
Ray's Trash Service
Summit Place West
T&W
The Dull Family
Tobias Group
Traders Point Christian Church
US Foods
Valic
Vandegriff Consulting
GOLF OUTING SUPPORTERS
Adams Family
Steve & Kay Akard
Sean Arnold
Michael Baker
Jake Barker
Jeff Berens
Les Berens
Joe Bright
Steve Bright
Bill Brooks
Tim Broyles
Ed Carpenter
Jermaine Chaney
Ryan Church
Rob Cochrane
Daniel Crichlow
David Crichlow
Jerry Cripps
Brad Doran
Mike Dragon
Donny Driver
Tracy Dull
Scott Dunning
Drew Edgell
Dan Evans
Ron & Jane Evans
Doug Felton
Joe Gaafar
Becky Gatman
Dave Gatman
Jim Gatman
John Greenlee
Tree Greenlee
Darin Grice
Kent Haffner
Kris Hall
Henry Hamilton
Bob Harris
Tammy Harris
Tom Harris
Matt Hessel
Sean Homan
Jon Huskins
Greg Johnson
Steve Jones
Don Keehner
Josh Kern
Steve Kern
John Kinman
Scott Krueger
Buzz Lance
Deron Lavin
Mike Leffler
Sherri Leffler
Tom List
Jeff Little
Dave Lubovic
Shawn Lyons
Kevin Maiden
Brian McCall
Ramon Morrison
Matt Motolko
Rob Nance
Shane Nelson
Mark Nottingham
Darren Nyce
Bruce Osborne
Troy Perkins
James Poore
Stuart Reed
Tom Remender
Stan Salin
Helen Sanders
Jeff Sanders
Robin Sanders
Shane Schaffer
Todd Schubert
Chad Sears
Paul & Karynn Seppel
David Sexauer
Bob Shanahan
Jason Shannon
Steve Shehorn
Scott Shelton
Bryan Sheward
Dennis Sheward
Brett Shubert
Kay Shubert
Teri Slim
Stephen Smith
Eric Spence
Lori Spence
Phil Spoljaric
Jim Stanley
Aaron Starwalt
Mark Sterne
Cade Stockwell
Scott Swinford
Cliff Taylor
Josh Taylor
Neil Troyer
Alex Vandegriff
Paul Watson
David Webster
Mitch Williams
Aaron Wilson
GOLF OUTING VOLUNTEERS
Dustin Broyles
Tristan Broyles
Debbie Byely
Kraig Cox
Sarah Croner
April Haffner
Damian Johnson
Ethan Kanzler
Toni Kanzler
Leslie Kowal
Delaney Krueger
Nancy Lee
Lisa Mais
Kim McManus
Heather Quilhot
Suzanne Reed
Elle Remender
Brendon Saget
Peter Sanders
Adam Stevenson
Mason Veselsky
Tammy Veselsky
Judy Wenning
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Legacy
We want to
thank you for your prayers and support this year. We also want to
thank all of our donors for the generous gifts made to the Academy. These gifts help us bridge the gap between tuition
and the actual cost of a TPCA education. They are necessary for both maintaining and expanding excellent educational programs, as well as, opportunities for spiritual growth for TPCA students. Our students have this amazing
place to go to school because of the vision, prayer and hard work of those who came before us. Support from you
continues this legacy for our children and for those to come.
For your convenience, there are many ways to make your gift to TPCA.
BY MAIL: Please send your check or credit card information using the remittance envelope provided. Please
contact Jennifer Stanley at [email protected] to make any special arrangements, such as pledges or monthly
payments.
ONLINE: Visit www.tpcs.org and make a fast and secure credit card donation by clicking Donate Now on our home
page.
BY PHONE: Please contact Jennifer Stanley, or Leslie Kowal, Director of Advancement, at 317-769-2450.
([email protected] or [email protected])
STOCK GIFTS: Please contact Fred Means, Director of Finance and Operations, at 317-769-2450 or
[email protected].
EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS:
If your employer has a matching gift program, the value of your gift could be doubled or even tripled. The necessary
forms are usually available from your company's human resources department.
TAX-DEDUCTIBILITY:
Traders Point Christian Academy is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. Your gift is tax-deductible to the full extent
of the law. Please discuss your gift intentions with your accountant or financial advisor.
INCLUDE TRADERS POINT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY IN YOUR ESTATE PLAN:
If you have included TPCA in your estate plan or are interested in becoming a member of the Legacy Society, please
contact Leslie Kowal, Director of Advancement, at 317-769-2450 or [email protected].
6600 S. Indianapolis Road
Whitestown, IN 46075
317.769.2450
www.tpcs.org