all saints' education outcome piece, 2015

ALL SAINTS’ EPISCOPAL SCHOOL

CLASS OF 2015Ready to Engage the World

Congratulations CLASS OF 2015

SERVANTS SCHOLARS ARTISTS ATHLETES

William Robert AllenMader Lee Bagley

Hailey Nicole BaileyWilliam Steven Baird

Molly Elizabeth BatemanLuke Albert Bauer

Frenki BehajGrayson Russell Borchardt

Matthew Garrett BoyleWilliam Harrison Brentlinger

Kelly Rose CarrollGracie Lee Chambers

Sophia Hart ChevreauxHunter Andrew Cisco

Hudson Barnes ClevelandRichelle Patricia DanielsPeyton Michelle Dean

William James DeskinsLaura Elizabeth DoanRyan Joseph DrobnichReilly Robert FreemanEthan Landon Fricks

Samantha Suzanne GarnettJames Eric Getz

Tatyana Sophia GlaubLauren Elizabeth Godby

Tristan James GrecuChester Walter Grudzinski III

Isabel Lucia GuinnGrant Scott GustafsonJacob Dwight HamiltonCourtney Ann Hammit

Daniel Rutledge HendersonKristine Elizabeth Hertel

Reese Campbell HillardMason Elizabeth Huckabee

Nicholas Jose’ IglesiasMitchell Robert Isel

Andrea Adina JamesonPatrick Craig Kelly

Josiah Walker KlingenbergCathryn Megan LambBodee Lane Lammers

William Ryan LancasterChristine Gabrielle Leaderer

Luke Davis LeitzmanGreer Morris McDowell

Sarah Caroline McLaughlinAlexandra Vivian McNairTristan Bradley Mercer

Justin Davies Miller

Jackson Brasher NeelyMarshall Beal Neve

Anh Jeff NguyenAnh Ryan Nguyen

Katie Kay NicholsonLauren Patricia NolanAudrey Claire OdomAlyssa Anne Phillips

Berkeley Barton PhillipsJiayang Jason Qiu

Larkin Elizabeth RichQuinton Bryce Riney

Diana Katherine Warden RobertsMaggie Brooke Roberts

Eric Robb RutledgeElizabeth Rose Schnolis

Katie Jean Seliga

Robert Ryan SenterJames David Smat

Jonathan Eugene SongMadison Nicole Stephens

Ryan Dirk SuittEllie Elizabeth SullivanEmily Marie SullivanJudith Avery TannerRegan Elizabeth Tate

Maxwell Tucker VranaAlexander Christian Wade

Briana Mia WallaceJack Marc Walraven

Scott Michael WalravenCameron Jay Weaver

Merrick Elizabeth WhiteEric Alan Zukoski Jr.

COMMENCEMENT 2015Saturday, May 16 • 10:00 A.M.All Saints’ Burnett Great Lawn

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: The Rev. DAVID A. MADISON ’92, J.D., D.Min.Assistant Head of School and Upper School Division Head, All Saints’ Episcopal School

TCU CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARSTexas Christian University’s Chancellor’s Scholars Program selects approximately 100 applicants nationwide each year to undergo the rigorous interview process. In 2015, 65 students were named Chancellor’s Scholars receiving full four-year academic scholarships. Because the program is so selective, it is an honor for a high school to have one senior named a TCU Chancellor’s Scholar. This year, All Saints’ has two.

National Hispanic Recognition Student: Tristan Mercer

NATIONAL HISPANIC RECOGNITION

TCU Chancellor’s Scholars: Frenki Behaj (top) and Eric Getz (bottom)

The College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Program identifies academically outstanding Hispanic/Latino high school students. Out of approximately 250,000 Hispanic/Latino juniors (now seniors) nationwide who take the PSAT each year, about 5,000 are recognized as the highest-scoring students.

SENIOR RECOGNITION


NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR AND FINALISTThe National Merit Scholarship program recognizes students as Commended based on individual PSAT performance against a nationally applied selection index score. Out of approximately 1.5 million juniors (now seniors) nationwide who took the PSAT in 2014, approximately 34,000 received Letters of Commendation.

The National Merit Scholarship program selects approximately 15,000 Finalists out of 1.5 million juniors (now seniors) nationwide who take the PSAT each year. Out of those Finalists, 2,500 are named National Merit Scholars, and each receives a $2,500 scholarship. The remaining Finalists are considered for college- or corporate-sponsored awards.

National Merit Scholar: Eric Getz

National Merit Scholar Finalist: Laura Doan

National Merit Commended Students: Luke Leitzman, Tristan Grecu, Kelly Carroll and Alex Wade

NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS

Not pictured:Matt Boyle – Southwestern University, Football; Grant Gustafson - Texas A&M University, Football; Bodee Lammers - Sul Ross State, Football; Eric Rutledge - Wake Forest University, Tennis; Ryan Suitt - Columbia University, Football

Jonathan SongTexas Christian University, Football

Max VranaHendrix College, Basketball

Briana WallaceSeton Hall University, Softball

James SmatSouthwestern University, Football

Katie NicholsonMississippi State University, Volleyball

Josiah KlingenbergU.S. Air Force Academy

Prep School, FootballQuinton Riney

Rice University, Football

Maddie StephensUniversity of Tampa, Tennis

Tasha GlaubThiel College, Basketball

ATHLETIC COMMITMENTS


7568 73 85SENIOR CLASS SIZE

201520132012 2014

MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS

• 2012-2015 •

College Acceptances

PEAK 34

AVERAGE 26

ACT SCORING 2015

PEAK 2340

AVERAGE 1800

SAT SCORING 2015

17 BETTY LYNN BUCKLEY & DALLAS SUMMER MUSICAL AWARD NOMINATIONS FOR FINE ARTS SENIORS 2012-2015

132SERVED BY EACH SENIOR AFTER COMPLETING HIGH SCHOOL CAREER

AVERAGE COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS

HIGH GPA*

4.0MEAN GPA

3.5

GPA2012-2015

*Maximum reportable grade at All Saints’ is 4.0 based on College Board conversion suggestion.

MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED2012-2015

565+

APPROPRIATED BY SENIORS TO LOCAL CHARITIES

SINCE INCEPTION OF SENIOR PHILANTHROPY PROJECT IN 2010.

$61,000

COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC SIGNINGS 2012-2015

ATHLETES COMMITTED TO COMPETE IN

COLLEGIATE SPORTS7

2015201420132012

$3.8M

$5.4M

$9.0M

$5.8+M(AS OF 4.21.15)

(AS OF 4.21.15)+

OF SENIORS AWARDED MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS%

61%2012

56+%2015

68%2013

83%2014

(AS OF 4.21.15)


85 Senior Saints$5.8+ million of Merit Scholarships Extended to Senior Class127+ Merit Scholarships Extended to Senior Class56+% of Senior Class Offered Merit ScholarshipsAcceptances from 100+ Different Colleges and Universities

Acceptances from 31+ Different StatesApproximately 45+% of Senior Class Attending Out-of-State Schools20+% of Senior Class Pursuing the Arts in College18+% of Senior Class Committed to 5 Collegiate Sports132 Average Community Service Hours Served Per Senior in Upper School

saints BY tHe numbers

College Acceptances 2012-2015

Abilene Christian UniversityAlbright CollegeAngelo State UniversityArizona State UniversityAuburn UniversityAustin College Bacone CollegeBaldwin Wallace University Ball State UniversityBarnard College Baylor UniversityBelhaven UniversityBelmont UniversityBerklee College of Music Bethel UniversityBoston College Bowling Green State UniversityBrigham Young UniversityBrigham Young University, IdahoBuffalo State College of SUNYCarleton College Carnegie Mellon University Carroll University Case Western Reserve UniversityCentre CollegeChapman UniversityChristian Brothers UniversityCity College of New YorkCity University of New YorkClarkson UniversityClemson UniversityCoastal Carolina UniversityCollege of Charleston College of William and MaryColorado School of MinesColorado State UniversityColumbia College ChicagoColumbia University in the City of New YorkCornell College Dallas Baptist University DePauw University Drexel University Duke University East Texas Baptist UniversityEckerd College Elon University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Emory University Flagler College Florida Southern College Florida State UniversityFurman University Georgetown University Georgia Institute of TechnologyGonzaga UniversityGuilford College Hastings CollegeHendrix College Hofstra University Houston Baptist UniversityHoward College Howard Payne UniversityHunter College of CUNYIndiana University at BloomingtonIowa State UniversityIthaca College James Madison University John Brown University Kalamazoo CollegeKansas City Art Institute Kansas State University Langston University Leeds Metropolitan UniversityLIM College Louisiana State UniversityLoyola Marymount UniversityLoyola University MarylandLoyola University New OrleansLynn University Macalester CollegeManchester Metropolitan University Maryland Institute College of ArtMarymount Manhattan CollegeMcMurry University McPherson College Menlo College Middlebury College Midland College Midwestern State UniversityMillsaps College Minneapolis College of Art and Design Mississippi State UniversityMontclair State UniversityMount Holyoke College

New York Film Academy New York University North Central College Northeastern University Northern Arizona UniversityNorthwestern State University of Louisiana Northwestern University Ohio Northern UniversityOklahoma Baptist UniversityOklahoma Christian UniversityOklahoma City UniversityOklahoma State UniversityOral Roberts University Otterbein University Pace University Pennsylvania State University Pepperdine University Point Park University Princeton University Purdue University Queens University of CharlotteRadford UniversityRegis University Rhode Island School of DesignRhodes College Rice University Rider University Rockhurst University Rollins College Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Sam Houston State UniversitySamford UniversitySanta Clara UniversitySavannah College of Art and Design Seattle Pacific University Seattle UniversitySeton Hall UniversitySewanee: The University of the SouthSimmons CollegeSimpson CollegeSouthern Methodist UniversitySouthwestern University Spelman College St. Edward’s UniversitySt. John’s CollegeSt. John’s University - Queens CampusSt. John’s University - Staten Island Campus

Stanford UniversityStephen F. Austin State UniversitySuffolk UniversitySul Ross State University Syracuse UniversityTarleton State University Tennessee State UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas A&M University, CommerceTexas A&M University, Corpus ChristiTexas Christian UniversityTexas Lutheran UniversityTexas State UniversityTexas Tech UniversityTexas Wesleyan UniversityTexas Woman’s University The Citadel, the Military College of

South CarolinaThe Ohio State UniversityThe University of Alabama The University of Alabama at BirminghamThe University of Arizona The University of ChicagoThe University of Georgia The University of KansasThe University of Louisiana at MonroeThe University of ManchesterThe University of Mississippi The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The University of Oklahoma The University of Tampa The University of Texas at ArlingtonThe University of Texas at AustinThe University of Texas at DallasThe University of Texas at San Antonio Thiel College Trinity UniversityTulane UniversityUnion UniversityUnited States Air Force AcademyUnited States Air Force Academy

Preparatory School United States Military AcademyUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of California, Los Angeles University of Central ArkansasUniversity of Central Florida

University of Colorado BoulderUniversity of Colorado Colorado SpringsUniversity of Connecticut University of DallasUniversity of DenverUniversity of Florida University of HoustonUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of LouisvilleUniversity of Mary Hardin-Baylor University of Miami University of Michigan University of Missouri University of North TexasUniversity of OregonUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of Pittsburgh University of Redlands University of San Diego University of San FranciscoUniversity of South CarolinaUniversity of Southern California University of St. Andrews (Scotland)University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaUniversity of Tennessee, KnoxvilleUniversity of TulsaUniversity of VirginiaUniversity of WashingtonUniversity of Washington BothellUniversity of WyomingUtah State UniversityVanderbilt UniversityVirginia Commonwealth UniversityViterbo UniversityWake Forest UniversityWashington and Lee UniversityWashington State UniversityWashington University in St. LouisWebster University (Vienna)Wesleyan UniversityWestern Michigan UniversityWestminster CollegeWestmont CollegeWheaton CollegeXavier UniversityYale University

class of 2015 (as of 4.21.15)


SENIORS IN THE SPOTLIGHTAs Servants, Scholars, Artists and Athletes, our Seniors are ready to engage the world.

Courtney Hammit’s smile stands out in a hall filled with All Saints’ students navigating to and from classrooms. She’s busy juggling upper level classes, volleyball and her artwork, yet she always finds time for others. At All Saints’ alone, she serves as a Student Ambassador, helps teachers with projects and events and motivates her friends for the next big milestone. In addition to serving her school, she dedicates herself to her church, volunteering in the community and doing mission work. Mission trips in high school have included Haiti, Trinidad and Tobago, Nicaragua and Tanzania. It comes as no surprise, then, that Courtney is pursuing a career in service – pediatric speech pathology – and has selected Baylor’s program for Communication Sciences and Disorders to prepare her. Courtney leads with a servant heart and is an inspiration for everyone around her.

Ryan Nguyen became a Saint his freshman year when he and his twin brother, Jeff ’15, moved here from Vietnam. A painter, graphic designer, photographer and drama student, Ryan has built his high school career around his passion for the arts. He has won numerous local art show awards and All Saints’ honors and even provides artistic direction for the rebranding of a clothing line in Vietnam. For his combined Junior Honors Thesis and Senior Project, Ryan created a series of paintings which represents student life in the context of the four elements – fire, earth, water and air. Ryan will study at the Rhode Island School of Design next year with the goal of becoming a professional illustrator.

At eighteen, Gracie Chambers has done more than some have in their careers. The founder, owner and operator of The Fort Clothing Etc.®, Gracie designs and retails apparel that trends locally with national brands such as Southern Tide®. She also owns a graphic design company which serves other apparel operations in the metroplex. And she was a reporter for a local publication in her mid-teens. At All Saints’, Gracie wears just as many hats – from Yearbook Editor and Marketing Intern to Cheer Captain and Student Ambassador. On top of managing a rigorous academic program, which included 15 AP and Honors classes, she makes time to give back to numerous community organizations. Gracie is a well-rounded, entrepreneurial leader and is looking forward to attending the University of Texas this fall to study in the Business Honors program with an emphasis on marketing.

Eric Rutledge, ranked 1st in Texas and 5th in the nation for tennis, has signed to play at Wake Forest University this coming fall. Successfully managing upper level coursework and community service hours around an extensive travel schedule for tennis, Eric is a role model for many aspiring athletes. Since last summer, he has played in 15 major tournaments across the nation, including representing Texas at the National Junior Davis Cup and the U.S. National Championships, both of which only accept the top ranking tennis players in Texas. Eric will play competitively at Wake Forest and potentially beyond, but he is also focused on obtaining a degree in business.

SERVANT Courtney Hammit Baylor University, Communication Sciences and Disorders

ARTIST Anh Ryan NguyenRhode Island School of Design, Illustration

SCHOLAR Gracie Chambers University of Texas, Business Honors

ATHLETE Eric RutledgeWake Forest University, Business

Photo: Oliver Barth Photography

Photo: Stephanie Davis Studio


ALL SAINTS’ ALUMNILiving the All Saints’ Episcopal School Outcome Statement: A graduate of All Saints’ Episcopal School will exercise genius within through developing a relationship with God, by engaging the world and by serving others.

Emily Tabor, a member of the All Saints’ Class of 2014, recently completed her first year at the University of Texas. Within the highly selective Liberal Arts Honors program, Emily is considering several degree paths including economics,

psychology and advertising. She is a UT cheerleader, a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority serving on the philanthropy committee and is a member of both the local chapters of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Campus Crusade for Christ.

Rob Smat, a member of the All Saints’ Class of 2013, recently completed his second year in the University of Southern California’s Cinematic Arts Critical Studies program. He is engaging in lectures from Steven Spielberg, Michael Keaton and Duwayne Dunham, is directing film festival-awarded movies

and is seizing opportunities to work alongside and direct professional actors. Rob is also a writer for The Sack of Troy (USC’s Satire Paper), active in leadership of the Caruso Catholic Center and a show runner at KXSC campus radio. Rob is a new member of American Mensa.

Quinton Cox, a member of the All Saints’ Class of 2012, recently completed his third year at Rice University. Quinton is a Chemical Engineering major and is an undergraduate assistant in a research lab for enhanced oil recovery. He is on the Rice

President’s Honor Roll and last year received the Dwane Rivers Memorial Scholarship for outstanding Chemical Engineering students. Quinton is the Vice President of the Men’s Basketball Club.

Hillary Wylie, a member of the All Saints’ Class of 2011, has completed several A-list fashion internships during her schooling at LIM College in New York City. Companies include Yumi Kim, Marc Jacobs and, most recently, Elizabeth and James, the lifestyle contemporary brand designed by Mary Kate

and Ashley Olsen. As an Account Executive, Hillary worked with major retailers such as Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue. After completing her degree in fashion merchandising, Hillary ultimately plans to create her own lifestyle brand and launch it first on an online retail platform.

EMILY TABORUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS HONORS

HILLARY WYLIELIM COLLEGE, FASHION MERCHANDISING(Right, pictured with sister Ashley ’09)

QUINTON COXRICE UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

ROB SMATUNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS

“Going into UT from All Saints’, I am thankful for how self-aware I am. Because All Saints’ caters to each individual student, I know my areas of strength as well as some areas where I am not as strong. And that has allowed me to look at my first year of college through a much more mature lens.”

“First, I want to congratulate my brother James, graduating with the Class of 2015, for his many accomplishments. I am confident he’ll transition smoothly into college like I did. In my freshman year at USC, I was so well adjusted to the new coursework and schedule that my professors repeatedly asked where I went to high school.”

“I went into Rice with a strong work ethic and the ability to manage my time extremely well. At All Saints’, I learned to manage a rigorous academic schedule with sports and many other activities. As the years pass, I become more and more aware of how well prepared I was for college.”

“I still know students at LIM who are timid about asking questions of their professors. Because the culture at All Saints’ was so warm and open, I never had trouble conversing with my teachers. I gained a tremendous amount of confidence during high school that paved the way for an easy transition into college.”

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Cover photo: (center, counter-clockwise) Peyton Dean, Universtiy of Texas; Scott Walraven, Universtiy of Southern California; Ryan Suitt, Columbia University; Eric Rutledge, Wake Forest University; Maddie Stephens, University of Tampa; Briana Wallace, Seton Hall University; Max Vrana, Hendrix College; Nicholas Iglesias, Washington University in St. Louis; Lauren Godby, Texas Christian University; Jack Walraven, Pepperdine University

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