CELEBRATINGGOD’S FAITHFULNESSPsalm 89:1

N RTHSIDECENTER ED SCHOOL OF E XC E L L ENC EA CHR I S T

ANNUAL REPORT 2010-2011

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In the story, The Lion

and the Three Bulls,

written by Greek fable

writer Aesop, there are

helpful insights about

the importance of effec-

tive communication

with team members. In essence, due to the

lack of communication between three bulls

who grazed together, their enemy, a lion,

slowly but surely devoured each one. The

lesson Aesop points out is that “union is

strength,” and union is developed over time

with effective communication. I am also re-

minded of this lesson from Proverbs 18:1-

2, “A man who isolates himself seeks his

own desire;…a fool has no delight in un-

derstanding, but in expressing his own

heart.” This school year has been one of

communicating with the Northside school

family to strengthen a foundation of trust as

we move forward in seeing the Lord work

to accomplish the school’s mission.

With intentional plans to be thoroughly

saturated in school life through a host of

gatherings and activities with board mem-

bers, faculty, staff, students, and parents, I

desire to be available. My prayer is that as

we listen to different ideas, praises, and

concerns that we will process these things

using wisdom and discernment in learning

and making wise decisions for the sake of

the school program and our children.

God has been good to NCS this school

year as we have applied the theme, Make

Today Count. In the following pages, you

will read about how the NCS team has led

the way in doing just this. The following brief

summary speaks to His goodness, but it

also supports the goals stated in our Vision

Statement and reinforces the eight strategic

goals established and that I alluded to in

last year’s Annual Report. Rejoice with us

as we share these good things with you.

Our school family can be very proud of

several highlights beginning with this year’s

2011 graduating class that received over

4.7 million dollars in scholarship offers. We

were pleased with 100% of them having

plans to attend college. Ten of these stu-

dents received athletic scholarships. Earlier

in November, after four grueling months of

practice and one competition after another,

our HS Marching Band and Color Guard

earned a well deserved Florida 1A State

Championship – the second under Fine

Arts Director, Nathan Farrell’s tenure. An-

other bright spot you will read about is the

accomplishments of our Athletic Depart-

ment under the leadership of A.D. Raul

Hernandez. Collectively, the coaches and

athletes were recognized as having the best

athletic program in all of Pinellas County

and second among all 2A Florida schools.

More so, for the first time in the school’s

history, the coaches and athletes were rec-

ognized among all 2A schools by the

Florida High School Athletic Association

with the coveted Fred E. Rozelle Sports-

manship Award. On the academic front,

NCS leads the way with a quality Christ-

centered academic program. Recent na-

tional standardized test scores (grades 1-9)

indicated that NCS is among the top one-

fourth of all schools in over-all academic

performance of basic subjects: math, read-

ing, and language. The school’s average

ACT score for the graduating class of 2011

exceeded the state average by more than 2

points, and the percentage of students

passing exams for Advance Placement

courses taught more than one year ex-

ceeded 64%. Although these accomplish-

ments are of the utmost importance as we

strive for a well-balanced student, we are

most pleased with the many spiritual deci-

sions made by boys and girls throughout

the school year. It is these momentous de-

cisions that open the way for each child to

reach their potential in Christ as they seek

to fulfill His plan for their lives.

Efforts are on-going to improve in all

areas by placing the best personnel in the

proper positions to move our students for-

ward in excelling to their potential. I am

pleased with the addition of Mrs. Katherine

Rotunno who has accepted the position of

elementary principal. She is committed to

helping raise the standard of our elemen-

tary program – in both academics and

character building awareness. We are also

committed to improving the quality of pro-

gram in the high school grades as inten-

tional efforts have been made to increase

the spiritual awareness and leadership of

our students, strengthen the Praxis

program, and increase performance and

test scores.

The freshmen class led the way with 21

newly enrolled students as enrollment grew

during the school year to even out at 614

students. We anticipate another strong en-

rollment for the new year. A quality product

produces satisfied parents which translates

into parents being the school’s number one

promoter.

With the Bobby Bowden dinner, we

launched the school’s first significant capi-

tal campaign in several years to raise funds

to improve the Athletic Complex. This is a

worthwhile effort that will benefit every NCS

student. Phase I is to construct a new

eight-lane, 400 meter synthetic poly -

urethane track. Closing in on having one-

half of these funds committed, we are

asking the Lord to provide the remaining

funds to move forward with this project.

The successful completion of this project

opens the doors for the next capital project

– which will focus on enhancing our school

entrance and parking areas.

Thank you for trusting us with your chil-

dren. On behalf of nearly 90 school em-

ployees, we are grateful for your prayers

and support to help NCS be all it can be.

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head of school annual report 2010-2011

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Northside Christian School is a ministry of Northside Baptist Church. This past schoolyear, the Administration setup an office for the pastors of Northside Baptist Church tohave a regular presence on campus.

OOuurr GGooaall:: The Northside pastors are not on campus to make decisions for theadministration. We are not on campus to convince everyone to come to NorthsideBaptist Church. If you already go to a good church, then continue to go to it. If you arenot already a part of a good church, then we would love for you to join us! The goal ofthe Northside pastors being regularly on campus is to help enhance and encouragethose in our school ministry – students, parents, faculty, staff and administration.

OOuurr MMiinniissttrryy:: The pastors are on campus to be able to help the school family whenthey struggle or have questions or need prayer or just want someone to celebrate withthem when things are great.

OOuurr PPaasstt:: We recognize that not all pastors in NBC’s past were interested in ourschool and that some might have been more interested in administrativeresponsibilities rather than pastoral responsibilities at the school. We also recognizethat not all administrators in NCS’s past were as willing or wanting to have the pastorson campus.

OOuurr PPrreesseenntt:: We celebrate that we have an administration (started with Mary Brandesand continued with Don James) that wants a good relationship with NBC and that wehave pastors who want a good relationship with NCS.

OOuurr FFuuttuurree:: The Northside pastors are looking to continue to keep the office oncampus, being available for all those of our school family, but we are also looking toincrease our pastoral ministry on campus. We are looking to see how we can moreregularly know and be in prayer for specific needs, answer questions (think Biblehomework or projects), know and provide care for our school family, and start a Biblestudy for parents and/or families on campus.

Pastor Timothy Kroll, Northside Baptist Church

Northside Christian School Board

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DDaavviidd HHeennnniiggeerr -- Chairman

DDrr.. DDoonn JJaammeess -- Head of School

TTiimm KKrroollll -- Pastor Northside Baptist

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Northside Christian School Leadership Team

HHeeaatthheerr BBrroowwnn -- Director of Human Resources

DDyyrrllee BBuurrkkeetttt -- Director of Finance

GGiinnaa BBuurrkkeetttt -- Middle School/High SchoolPrincipal, Academic Dean

NNaatthhaann FFaarrrreellll -- Director of Fine Arts

RRaauull HHeerrnnaannddeezz -- Director of Athletics

DDrr.. DDoonn JJaammeess -- Head of School

LLeeee LLoocckkhhaarrtt -- Campus Superintendant

TTeessssaa MMaaddaasszz -- Director ofAdvancement/Admissions

LLaauurriiee MMaarrttiinnii -- Director of Technology

KKaatthheerriinnee RRoottuunnnnoo -- Elementary Principal

Northside Baptist Church Elder Board

DDaann BBoowwmmaann -- Chairman

KKeerrmm CCaarrllbbeerrgg -- Outreach Pastor

KKeevviinn CClliiffffoorrdd

TToodddd DDoonnoovvaann -- Worship Pastor

DDeevvaalliinn DDrreennnnoonn -- Relationship Pastor

JJoohhnn DDuuffff

DDaavviidd HHeennnniiggeerr

KKuurrttiiss HHooffff -- Children's Pastor

TTiimm KKrroollll -- Senior Pastorr

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PPhhiill TThhoommaass - Youth Pastor

LLaarrrryy WWeebbsstteerr -- Vice Chairman

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PPaassttoorr TTiimmootthhyy KKrroollll is the Senior Pastor of Northside Baptist Church. He and wife Lisa have fivechildren. Originally from Providence, Rhode Island, Pastor Kroll received his MA in Religious Studiesfrom the University of Virginia and his Master of Divinity from Liberty University. Pastor Krollgraduated from a Christian School and believes in Christian Education.

A note from Pastor Kroll

Our Mission NNoorrtthhssiiddee CChhrriissttiiaann SScchhooooll,, in partnership with families,exists to equip students to reach their God-given potentialthrough outstanding academic and extra-curricularprograms within a Christ-centered environment.

THE BEST OF THE BEST!

Athletic Highlights

It was another record breaking year forMustang Athletics. The NCS coachingstaff is second to none. Here are just afew of the outstanding accomplishmentsour Athletics Department received over thepast twelve months:

• Ranked #2 in Class 2A in the State ofFlorida for overall athletic program (FHSAA)

• Ranked #1 in Pinellas County Overall (St.Petersburg Times) Athletic Program –Public or Private

• Ranked #2 in St. Pete Times QuadCounty Ranking

• Fred E. Rozelle Award for Sportsmanshipfrom the FHSAA (one of only 6 schools outof 800)

• Ranked #8 in Class 2A for AcademicTeam Champions

• St. Pete Times Student-Athlete of theYear (Jeremy Smith)

• 3 First Team Student-Athlete of the YearMembers (Dalton Dennis, Jennica Mullins& Courtney Heron)

• FHSAA All-Academic Team member(Jeremy Smith)

• 3 St. Petersburg Times Player of the YearWinners (Dalton Dennis- Wrestling; A.JNewell- Golf; Katelyn Greenleaf- Track)

• 4 St. Petersburg Times Coach of theYear Winners (Coach David Madasz- BoysCross Country; Coach Andy Goodwin-Boys Golf; Coach Dave Jackson- Girls

Golf; Coach Jeff Goodwin- Track and Field)

• 9 District Champions (Boys and GirlsCross Country, Wrestling, Boys and GirlsGolf, Girls Basketball, Softball, Boys andGirls Track)

• 4 Regional Championships (Boys CrossCountry, Wrestling, Girls Track, Girls Golf

• 2 State Champions –Wrestling (DaltonDennis and Anthony Melillo)

• 10 Student-athlete College signees

1. Dalton Dennis-Oklahoma (Wrestling)

2. Jennica Mullins-Winthrop (Volleyball)

3. Jimmy VanDeilan-Mount Union (Football)

4. Kyle Keck-Bethel College (Basketball)

5. A.J.Newell-Tennessee (Golf)

6. Michelle Butler-Missouri (Golf)

7. Danielle Grace-David Lipscomb (Golf)

8. Zane May-Debuque (Wrestling)

9. Brian Travis-Debuque (Wrestling)

10. Anthony Melillo-Ouachita (Wrestling)

• Established first ever Student-AthleteLeadership Training- took 24 Northsidestudent-athletes to a retreat to equip student-athletes to lead on and off the court in the athletic programs towhich they belong.

We love the Junior Mustangprogram. Not only do ourchildren have the opportunityto try many different sportsafter school, they are alsomentored by the Varsityathletes who are such amazing role models.

– Steve and Erika Borges

Academic Achievement

• For the third year in a row, 100% of ourstudents who took the AP Calculus Exampassed - 86% with a perfect score!

• More than 75% of our students passedAP English Language and AP Literature.

• The total amount of scholarshipsobtained by the Class of 2011 was$4,738,299.

• Jeremy Smith was named ScholarAthlete for Pinellas County by the St.Petersburg Times. Dalton Dennis,Courtney Heron, and Jennica Mullins

were 1st runner-ups in the county. No

other school had as many scholar

athletes receive this honor.

• Many NCS Seniors were accepted to

the colleges of their choice including but

not limited to: Eastman School of Music,

Auburn University, Florida State, Ole Miss,

University of Florida, University of

Georgia, University of Maryland,

University of Oklahoma, and Winthrop

University.

• Northside Christian Elementary School

participated in the ACSI Spelling Bee.

The winners were as follows: Jack

Feldman - 2nd place for 2nd grade;

Adrianna Giachino - 3rd place for 3rd

grade; Sam Lameyer - 4th place for

3rd grade; Chase Farrell - 1st place

for 4th grade; Bianca Atari - 2nd place

for 4th grade.

2010/2011 highlights & accomplishments

• Students in the elementary schoolaccumulated more than 12,000 hours ofreading minutes outside of the classroom,exceeding last year’s goal by close to 2000 hours.

• NCS Elementary and Middle Schoolstudents returned from the ACSI MathOlympics competition with 14 awards outof a possible 60. Stephen Senderoff - 2ndPlace for 8th Grade Reasoning; MaraLameyer - 2nd Place for 7th GradeReasoning; Natalie Chapman - 3rd Placefor 6th Grade Reasoning; AnastasiaGregory - 4th Place for 5th GradeReasoning; Ben Lameyer - 5th Place for5th Grade Reasoning; Jack Knox - 1stPlace for 4th Grade Reasoning; JordanHoff - 1st Place for 8th GradeComputation; Nicole Niklasch - 2nd Placefor 8th Grade Computation; Ben Knox -3rd Place for 7th Grade Computation;Clifton Thomas - 5th Place for 7th GradeComputation; Graham Watson - 3rd Placefor 6th Grade Computation; JoshuaMullholand - 3rd Place for 5th GradeComputation; Chase Farrell - 3rd Place for 4th Grade Computation; and Adrianna Giachino - 2nd Place for 3rd Grade Computation.

• Twenty-one students from the MissionsClub witnessed to tourists and homelessin Las Vegas. The students planned andheld a church service, worked in a soupkitchen, offered free prayer in downtownVegas and performed a cross walk upand down the popular Vegas strip atnight.

• Seven students were called upon torenovate the youth house at CentralChristian Church. They also spent time atD&D Missionary Homes raking andpainting.

• Eleven students chose to work andminister to Native Americans in Montana

• Five students partnered with amissionary in Greece

• Fine Arts took 34 students toChattanooga where they performed atvarious nursing homes and worked withthe Salvation Army in several differentcapacities.

• The Fellowship of Christian Athletes,comprised of 32 Students, spent Mondayat Ft. Desoto doing beach clean-up,Tuesday at Pinellas Hope, free carwashes on Wednesday, visited with thehomeless at Williams Park on Thursdayand performed street clean-up in FiveTowns on Friday.

Spiritual Highlights

For the second year in a row, high schoolstudents set aside their studies for oneweek to serve the community. Below is alist of some the groups and the work theyperformed.

• Actions in Motion (AIM) took 21students to the St. Petersburg SalvationArmy where they organized and stockedthe food pantry. The students alsoprepared meals and fed homeless in thesoup kitchen. They also played andtalked with the residents of Sallie House,as well as cleaned the facility and didlaundry.

• The Drama Club took 10 students tothe Kimberly Home and the PregnancyResource Center where they sharedGod's word through drama and one-on-one sharing.

• Ten girls from the Girls' Growth Groupmade gifts for the kids at All-Children'sand delivered them to the cancer floor.

• Habitat for Humanity called and askedfor 13 students to assist with a buildingproject they were doing locally.

• The Japanese Culture Club comprisedof 28 students visited Nursing Homesand offered free car washes to thecommunity throughout the week.

• Nineteen students traveled to Miami tohelp a new church plant called"Redeemer" to promote their church inthe greater Miami area. They also servedat the Miami Rescue Mission.

The mission trips Jeffrey has taken whileat Northside Christian School have beenlife changing. We are so proud of thespiritual leader he has become.

– Jeff and Debbie GoldenFine Arts Highlights

Just when you think they can't do anybetter, the Fine Arts Department has raisedthe bar of excellence even higher. List ofAccomplishments for the 2010-2011 RoyalAmbassador Marching, Symphonic andJazz Bands include:

• Florida Bandmaster Association (FBA) -Marching Band received straight Superiorsat District Competition, Jazz Band receivedstraight Superiors at District Competition,and the Concert Band received anExcellent rating at District Competition.

• Royal Ambassador Marching BandCompetitions - First place overall andawards for Best Brass, Auxiliary,Percussion, and Drum Major at SeminoleSound. First place overall and awards forBest Woodwinds, Auxiliary, and DrumMajor at Tarpon Springs Outdoor Festival.Second place overall at Mariner Preview ofChampions held in Cape Coral, Florida.Second place at the Florida MarchingBand Championship Semi-Finals held inBradenton, including a Best in Class awardfor General Effect. However, the RoyalAmbassadors brought home the highestaward in the state this school year - StateChampions in 1A at the Florida MarchingBand Championship Finals.

• Winter Guard has grown in popularitywith our Northside Students. Northsidehad 40 elementary students perform atSeminole Visual Spectacular. We have the largest elementary guard program inthe state!

• The High School Winter Guard receivedthird in Scholastic AA at the Annual FloridaFederation of Color Guard CircuitChampionships held in Orlando, Florida.

• The High School Winter Percussionreceived sixth place honors at the AnnualFlorida Federation of Color Guard CircuitChampionships.

• Florida Vocal Association (FVA) -Northside's Chorale Group received anexcellent rating. The Women's Chorusreceived a Superior rating and ChamberSingers received a Superior rating at boththe district level and the state level.

• This year, four instrumentalists and ninevocalists from Northside Christian Schoolreceived all-state honors at the FloridaMusic Educators Association (FMEA) AllState Competition

• “I'll Be Home for Christmas” was thisyear's annual Musical. The script wasadapted for NCS by a Northside ChristianSchool Alumnus. The cast performed fourshows at Northside Baptist Church - sellingout the first night! There were more than100 students involved in the production.

• The Elementary School also performed an end of the year musical entitled, "The Story of the Three Trees" at NorthsideBaptist Church. The cast included everyelementary student.

Our girls have excelled in band,drama and voice under the experttutelage of the Fine ArtsInstructors at Northside. Theycontinue to help children reachtheir God-given potential just likethe Fine Arts instructors from the80s when I was a student here.

– Connie Mullholand, NCS Parent and Alumni Class of 1984

James & Lisa Akker

Alora's Art Of Massage

Rick & Kathryn Alvarez

Ambrosia Spa & Salon

Tony & Amanda Anderson

Paula Angel- Jones

Russell & Regina Artille

Ascent Marketing

Athletic House

Lora Atwater

Stephen & Leilani Aucremann

Theodore & Mary Awad, Jr.

Dick & Carol Baker

Anthony & Faun Baldizzi

Odd & Nina Bang

Robert & Jalonne Barber

William & Cindy Bard

James Bardin

Bardmoor Golf & Tennis Club

Stephanie Basti

Roy & Peg Bateman

E J & Jaqueline Bauerlein

Ward Beightol

Harvey & Donna Benitez

Kimberly Bentley

Chad & Kim Berry

Will Bicknell

Worth & Laura Blackwell, Jr.

Wallene Blizzard

David & Dawn Bloom

Steven & Ericka Borges

Edward & Lori Borrelli

Ron & Rory Bouvier

Daniel & Jill Bowman

Tyler & Ashley Brandes

Russ & Mary Brandes

Cherie Braun-Diaz

Bright House Corp.

Tom & Lucille Brizzi

George & Rebecca Brooke

John & Joyce Brosious

Delta & Heather Brown

George & Mary Brown

Richard & Claudia Bundschu

Bob & Billie Burg

Robert Burguieres

Dyrle & Gina Burkett

Robert & Karen Burnitis

Caribbean Development, Inc.

Christopher & Hala Carlton

Chad & Jackie Cash

Glenn & Rebecca Cate

Champion Tae Kwon DoAcademy,

Joseph & Beth Ann Chapman

Steve & Melvina Chapman

Daniel Chechele

Iwan & Rita Choronenko

Fred and Gale Church

Kenneth Cichowski

Raymond & Bonnie Clark

Scott & Karen Clendening

J.E. Cockman

Katie Combs

Audrey Conner

Allen Conner

Thomas & Patricia Conroy

Dan & Patty Conroy

Sharon Cooley

Mary Corrin

Jennifer Corsino

Christopher Cottrill

Crafty Framer

K.C. & Monica Craichy

Eileen Crawbuck

John & Tracey Creel

Dazser Management Corporation

Johnny & Colleen Dean

Robert & Catherine Dehaan

Michael & Jennifer DeHart

Dale & Sandi Delaney

Brian & Tammy Delisle

Gary & Deirdre Dempsey

Dew Luxury Motor Cars

John & Paula Disa

Mary Downs

Robert & Jillian Doyle

Joshua & Jennifer Drechsel

John & Cindy Duff

Ruth Eddy

Edible Arrangements

Howard & Michelle Einwalter

Fred & Tera Espro

Salvatore & AnnMarie Espro

Michael & Karen Evans

Bill Evans

Nathan & Randilyn Farrell

David & Marcia Feaster

Robert & Josephine Fehr

Christopher & Janie Flack

Justin & Michele Fleming

Florida Orchestra

Pat Frank

Robert & Tracy Gamble

Jim & Norma Garard

Gator Haven

Michael & Theresa Giachino

Gregory Giannuzzi

Timothy & Cheryl Gilliam

Shale & Debbie Gladfelter

Jeffrey & Debbie Golden

Jeffrey & Karen Goodwin

Truman Gottschalk

Robert & Ann Grace

William & Cathy Grace

John Grande

Robert Grant

Great Explorations

Paul & Terri Greenleaf

Barry & Katie Greenleaf

Ronald & Maria Gregory I I

Karl Grube

Christina Haggis

Doodie Hutchison

Joe Haraschak

Robert & Carol Harvat

S Larry Harvey

Richard & Pamela Harvey

Julius & Tammie Hasko

Clarence & Mackie Hays

Ronald & Judith Hebert

Jeffrey & Trish Heinicka

Leota Hejl

Jack & Chris Helinger

James Henderson

Marisela Hendricks

David & Larayne Henniger

Buddy Hernandez

Raul & Miriela Hernandez

Sean & Sue Heron

Jack & Kelly Hodges

Chantelle Horton

John & Leslie Howard

Bret & Katie Howard

Beth & Gale Jablon

Edwin & Melissa Jagger

Don & Sue James

James & Deana Jannetides

Justin & Elizabeth Johnson

R. Michael Johnson

Roy & Erica Johnson II

David & Rene Jones

Lisa Jones

Patrick & Dianne Kalck

Richard & Joy Keller

Thomas & Jennifer Keller

Jeff & Shelly Kellogg

Richard Kelly

Richard & Christina Kelly

Richard & Patricia Kimmell

Paul & Joan King

Frank & Toni Kirkconnell

Kenneth & Polly Klepacki

Kevin & Vickie Knight

Paul & Dee Knox

Matthew & Marguerite Lameyer

Mary Landis

Bill & Michelle Larson

Catherine Lazarus

Frederick & Lori Leadbetter

Richard & Jane Lee-Shue

Bryan & Dawna Leeth

Philip & Margaret Leinbach

Holly Levasseur

Christopher & Lourdes Licata

Alma LiRocchi

Lee Lockhart

Deborah Low

Tom & Province Ludwig

David & Tessa Madasz

Dona Mann

Gwyneth Martell

Abbielynn Martin

Donald & Bettrice Mason

Jim & Stacy Massengill

Mirinalini Matcha

Kevin & Carolann Mc Gowin

Brian & Joni McAlpin

Michael & Laura McDonald

Norma Jean McGarry

Mark & Susie McGarry

Scott & Erica McGuirt

Rosalina Melendez

Jeffrey & Jane Mercer

Maribeth Meurer

Heidi Mixner

James & Beverly Moir

John & Pam Montanari

MOSI

Boyd & Sharon Mullholand

Daryl & Connie Mullholand

Daryn & Tamara Mullholand

Mutual Of America

Leo & Carol Nash

Ramses & Kim Nashed

National Christian Foundation

Michael & Louise Neri

Dan and Dawn Newland

Michael & Jeanne Niklasch

John & Carolyn Nimtz

Robert & Nancy Nizzardini

Arthur & Michelle Norris III

Gordon Norton

Kevin & Betsy O'Callaghan

Vivian Olson

Stephen & Marta Osborne

Allan & Nancy Oyer

Ivan Parra

Ron & Julie Patrizio

Racquel Piper

Anna Polins

Andy Powless

Andy & Willa Powless

Radiance Medspa

John & Kathy Ralph

Gift Donors

Report of gifts

Assets

Cash $1,185,691.99

Billed Receivables $23,945.47

Interfunds-Receivable $5,623.13

Investments $78,479.52

Fixed Assets $1,646,606.19

Other Assets $12,158.31

TOTAL ASSETS $2,952,504.61

Liabilities and Capital

Payables $14,507.22

Accruals $186,431.51

Deferred Revenue $894,126.13

Notes Payable $1,204,961.23

Net Assets-Restricted $339,229.49

Non-Restricted Rollover Equity $313,249.03

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL $2,952,504.61

Northside Christian School’s financial information is reviewed annually by Cherry, Bekaert & Holland Certified Public Accountants and Consultants. The 2010-2011

annual review for the financial information provided above will be completed by October 2011.

BALANCE SHEET (June 30, 2011)

Elementary School – $143,322.81

Middle School – $2,936.23

High School – $170,411.67

Fine Arts – $109,333.04

Athletics – $278,782.21

Development – $320,060.19

Tuition – $5,703,953.82

Admissions – $124,601.91

School Store – $44,481.41

Cafeteria – $275,130.89

Facilities – $7,530.00

Finance – $44,341.88

Total – $7,147,714.54

Elementary School – $129,393.42

Middle School – $19,868.48

High School – $214,410.53

Fine Arts – $179,499.20

Athletics – $286,966.32

Development – $138,033.14

Technology – $47,854.87

Salary & Wages – $3,693,042.60

Office/Admin Costs – $83,144.80

School Store – $30,528.12

Cafeteria – $156,480.50

Tuition Aid – $1,227,465.56

Depreciation – $252,013.79

Facilities – $380,081.57

Finance/Insurance – $276,985.45

Total – $7,117,734.19

Income Expense

Mrs. Tina Gilmore

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Littrell

Mr. & Mrs. Clay Saunders

Mr. & Mrs. Brett Roberts

Mr. & Mrs. FrederickLeadbetter

Ms. Lisa Riffe

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Crowley

Dr. & Mrs. Brian Delisle

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Wilkinson

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Williams

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Klepacki

Ms. Katie Combs

Mr. Robert Burguieres

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Taber

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kalck

Mrs. Miyuki Pownall

Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeHart

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Whitworth

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Goodwin

Ms. Holly Levasseur

Ms. Melissa Trammell

Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Grace

Mr. & Mrs. James Vanderbleek

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Barber

Mr. & Mrs. David Wiseman

Mr. & Mrs. George Brooke

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Bowman

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Weot

Mr. & Mrs. Porcher Roper

Dr. & Mrs. Ramses Nashed

Rev. Steve Tannehill

Mr. & Mrs. James Moir

Mr. & Mrs. John Anderson

Mr. & Mrs. Justin Fleming

Rev. & Mrs. Tim Whipple

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lowry

Mr. & Mrs. James White

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Giachino

Mr. & Mrs. Martin Conner, Jr.

Ms. Cherie Braun-Diaz

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shannon

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Donnelly

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Awad, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Matt McHenry

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Harper

Mr. & Mrs. John Conklin

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Marton

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ellison

Mr. & Mrs. Maynard Tibbetts

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Withey

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wacker

Ms. Mistelle Whigham

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Niklasch

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Sinon

Mr. & Mrs. Derik Palmer

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rotunno

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Clark

Rev. & Mrs. Kurtis Hoff

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Dawson

Ms. Cynthia Engert

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Nuce

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Dondero

Ms. Suzanne Marsh

Mr. & Mrs. Raul Hernandez

Mr. & Mrs. David Thompson

Mr. Chris Vazquez

Mr. & Dr. Richard White

Mr. & Mrs. John Bannon

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Montanari

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Patrizio

Mr. & Mrs. Odis "Grier" Glover

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Swango

Mr. & Ms. Greg Feldman

Dr. & Dr. David Rowland

Ms. & Ms. Tammy Swinton

Dr. & Mrs. JamesQuintessenza

Mr. & Mrs. Ken McClanahan

Mr. & Mrs. Brendon Huggins

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Newman

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Collins

Mr. Nathan Brown

Mr. & Mrs. David Dennis

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gamble

Mr. & Mrs. John Heise

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Chapman

Mr. & Mrs. Billy Bay

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Gentle

Dr. & Mrs. Andy Powless

Mr. & Mrs. Rick Baker

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Tyre

Mr. & Mrs. Daryn Mullholand

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lee-Shue

Mr. & Mrs. Andre Dobson

Mr. Todd Donovan

Mr. & Mrs. Devalin Drennon

Mr. & Mrs. Worth Blackwell, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Baker

Mr. & Dr. Sam Matcha

Dr. & Mrs. Alan Valadie

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Espro

Mr. & Mrs. Pat McCabe

Mr. & Dr. Thomas Mayo

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Clark

Mr. & Mrs. William May

Mr. & Mrs. Chris Christiansen

Mr. & Mrs. Tim Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Helinger

Mr. & Mrs. Ted Williams

Mr. & Mrs. Coco Bermudez

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Johnson II

Ms. Estrella Navarro

Mr. & Mrs. Andy Williams

Mrs. Natalie Swain

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Peters

Mr. & Mrs. Bret Howard

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Baldizzi

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Borrelli

Mr. & Mrs. Sam Shupe

Ms. Kimberly Bentley

Ms. Michelle Blackledge

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Borges

Mrs. Patty McDonough

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rhodes

Ms. Vanessa Woods

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Taylor

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Carlton

Mr. & Mrs. David Jones

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Licata

Mr. & Mrs. John Stewart

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Jones

Mr. & Mrs. Duane Hiltbrunner

Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Dean

Mr. & Mrs. David Cullen

Ms. Lisa Lofftus-Brown

Ms. Erica McGuirt

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Ojeda

Mr. & Dr. Nathaniel Senderoff

Mr. & Mrs. Naiem Atari

Mr. & Mrs. Miso Ucukalo

Mr. & Mrs. Jon Wilbur

Mr. & Mrs. Tony Anderson

Dr. & Mrs. Don James

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Landis

Mr. & Mrs. Bart Burkhart

Mr. & Mrs. Brett Schlatterer

Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Brown

Dr. & Mrs. David Swenson

Mrs. Alexis Borges

Ms. Kelly Glaude

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lawson

Ms. Tracy Lessard

Mr. & Mrs. Phil Thomas

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Nodine

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bojkovic

Ms. Heather Dunn

Mr. & Mrs. John Howard

Mr. & Mrs. Bob Zagers

Mr. & Mrs. William Venzke

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Camarra

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Lameyer

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Flack

Ms. Christine O'Neill

Ms. Alisa Rayl

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Merchant

Ms. Joelle Free

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Piquette

Capt. & Mrs. Timothy Gilliam

Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Collins

Ms. Christina Powers

Miss Mary Anne Snyder

Mr. & Mrs. Chad Cash

Mr. & Mrs. Chad Richason

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Alvarez

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baker

Mrs. Kay Caldwell

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Chapman

Mrs. Dawna Leeth

Mr. Gene McKay

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Nash

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Anderson

Mr. & Mrs. Russell Artille

Mr. & Mrs. Don Bariteau

Mr. & Mrs. Chad Berry

Dr. & Dr. Richard Bundschu

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Burnitis

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Cate

Ms. Samantha Chechele

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Church

Ms. Jane Mercer

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Clees

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Clendening

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cowan

Mr. & Mrs. Les Craft

Mr. & Mrs. John Creel

Mr. & Mrs. Philip DiCicca

Dr. & Mrs. Paul Eckstein

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Evans

Mr. & Mrs. Doug Fanning

Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Farrell

Mr. & Mrs. Shale Gladfelter

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Golden

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Greenleaf

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Gregory

Ms. Kimber Hartman

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Harvey

Mrs. Cathy Hastings

Mr. & Mrs. Julius Hasko

Mr. Allen Conner

Mr. & Mrs. James Jannetides

Dr. & Mrs. Sean Heron

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hicks

Mr. & Dr. Jack Hodges

Mr. & Mrs. B.J. Hughes

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Hynds

Mr. & Mrs. David Jackson

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Jagger

Mr. & Mrs. Justin Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Kellogg

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Keller

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Knight

Dr. & Mrs. Paul Knox

Rev. & Mrs. Timothy Kroll

Mr. & Mrs. David Lamont

Ms. Tamara Bell

Mrs. Melinda Langford

Ms. Andrea Tsaffaras

Ms. Brenda Battaglia

Mr. Roger Lisenby

Mr. & Mrs. David Madasz

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Martini

Mr. & Mrs. Tod Marr

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mason

Mr. & Mrs. Delta Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Massengill

Mrs. Kimberly McCollum

Mrs. Kris McGee

Mr. & Mrs. Mark McGarry

Mr. & Mrs. Terry Miller

Ms. Heidi Mixner

Mr. & Mrs. Daryl Mullholand

Ms. Debbie Nichols

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Norris III

Mr. & Mrs. James Nunamaker

Mr. & Mrs. Lucio Ojeda

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Osborne

Mrs. Michelle Robeson

Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Rogers

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Roix

Mr. & Mrs. Benton Rudolph

Ms. Kerry Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Samuels

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schmidt

Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Scott

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Sheldon

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sipes

Mr. & Mrs. Lee Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Lito Sorto

Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Stone

Mr. & Mrs. Osvaldo Valladares

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Thomas

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tuten

Mr. & Mrs. Herman Van Loan

Mr. & Mrs. David Veit

Mr. & Mrs. D. William Venable

Ms. Kristie Wallace

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Wiesemann

Dr. & Mrs. Witt Wilkerson

Ms. Rebecca Wright

Mr. David York

Mr. & Mrs. David Zillig

Ms. Gina Danowski

Mr. & Mrs. William Bard

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bragano

Mrs. Jacqueline Grande

Ms. Marnie McGlathery

Mrs. Lora Atwater

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Root

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Tomlin

Mr. & Mrs. John Bierman

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nizzardini

Ms. Lanelle Britton

Mr. & Mrs. Dan Conroy

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Germain

2010-2011 Volunteers

2010-2011 Volunteers

Northside Christian School apologizes in advance if someone was accidentally omitted from the volunteer list. We cherish our volunteers.

Raytheon Matching Gifts ForEducation

Clinton Rehnke

Michelle Robeson

Rogers Cleaners

Scott & Suzanne Roix

Douglas & Jacqueline Root

Mark & Katherine Rotunno

Rowland Family Dentistry

Karangalan & Karen Salomon

Julie Sampognia

Scott & Robin Samuels

Sharon Schmidt

Steven & Karen Schmidt

Jeff & Nancy Scott

Seaworld Adventure Park,Orlando

Seminole Lake Country Club

Rory & Julie Shannon

Sam & Michelle Shupe

Albert Siebert

Leonard & Debra Simpson

Charles & Deneen Sinon

Deborah Sipes

Lee & Sharon Smith

Tracy Smithson

Social Security Administration

Lito & Carollyn Sorto

Danielle & Chloe Stefan

Kyle Steiner

Lee & Christa Stephens

Gary Stewart

John & Carla Stewart

Bob & Lynn Strickland

Super Shot Pressure Cleaning

Laura Swanson

Tammy Swinton

Sylvan Learning Center-St.Petersburg

Jeffery & Annette Taber

George & Viorica Tanase

Target Stores

Donald & Leslie Templet

The Armed Forces MilitaryMuseum

Wayne & Marilyn Thibeau

Frank & Amy Thomas

David & Kati Thompson

Ben & Shirley Thompson

Linton & Polly Tibbetts

Michael & Rebecca Tibbetts

Tod Marr & Associates

Jeffrey & Doreen Tomlin

Marge Tomlin

Michael & Jamie Tomlin

Tradewinds Island Resorts

Melissa Trammell

Tranquility Wellness Spa

Tropical Palms Resort And Camp

Jay & Tammy Trumbull

Den Trunbull

Patrick & Oneika Tyler

Brian & Jeanne Tyre

Alan & Sherri Valadie

Herman & Ruth Ann Van Loan

Kenneth & Virginia Vanderbeke

David & Kristen Veit

William & Jane Venzke

Vernon Photography, Inc.

Vinoy Renaissance Resort & Gol

Gregory & Deborah Vogel

Charles Walker

Patrick & Toni Walsh

Larry & Patti Webster

Jim & Christine Weot

Wet 'n Wild

Michael & Nan Whelan

Tim & Donna Whipple

Suzanne Wieland

Fred & Sukie Wiesemann

Jon & Necia Wilbur

Witt & Pat Wilkerson

Ted & Cathy Williams

Delbert Williams

Mildred Williams

Mark & Maureen Wilson

Tom & Patricia Wilson

Jim & Mary Ann Wood

Jack & Barbara Woodson

Todd & Jennifer Zadnik

Frank & Maddie Zolfo

Gift Donors

Special Events• Homecoming Week was amazing atNCS. From the dress up days in all threeschools to the school-wide pep rally onFriday, school spirit was everywhere.Class competitions were fierce. Powderpuff, volleyball, dodge ball andcheerleading competitions were close.However, after the final judging of thefloats, the junior class edged out theseniors to take the coveted Spirit Stick.

• The Golf Tournament was held inOctober at the Bayou Club. All moniesraised went to the NCS Scholarship Fund.Congratulations to NCS parent SeanHeron and his foursome for taking homethe championship.

• This year we had 315 registered biddersat our Annual Silent/Live Auction. The gymwas transformed into a WinterWonderland. Thanks to our generousNCS families and friends, we grossed$79,500!

• The campus was lined with 1000American Flags and Veteran's Dayactivities were promoted in theElementary, Middle and High School.Patriotism is alive and well at NCS.

• The elementary celebrated Thanksgivingon the Lawn. Boston Market servedhundreds of turkey dinners to ourstudents, parents and grandparents.

• The WOW Annual Fund brought in justunder $125,000. We met our goal.Thanks for your vote of confidence.

• Grandparents Day was held February24, 2011. More than 450 NCSgrandparents and grand-friends were onhand for the school-wide program. Afterthe production, grandparents of preschool- 6th grade students were invited to stayand enjoy a FREE picnic lunch with theirgrandchild.

• Our featured Speaker for our AnnualDinner Series this year was CoachingLegend Bobby Bowden. Coach Bowdenwas introduced by former FSUQuarterback Drew Weatherford. A private

reception was held on the prirate ship atRaymond James Stadium for our eventsponsors. Later that evening, Dr. Jamesannounced our first capital campaignunder his leadership in front of a packedhouse on the Club Level. Through thoseevening's donations and a Track Attackfundraiser that took place shortly after,over $100,000 was raised for a new track- complete with new field events.

• The Annual Pizza and Pops event hasexpanded to include elementary band.Close to 600 people poured into the gymto eat free pizza and enjoy music from allgenres performed by our students. Allproceeds benefited the Fine Arts program.

• Once again, the 5th grade made theirway to Dayspring Camp in Ellenton,Florida for their annual camping trip. The 8th grade journeyed to WashingtonDC, the 4th grade traveled to St.Augustine, and the annual senior trip wasto Pigeon Forge. Seniors enjoyed a weekof horse-back riding, ATV riding, andwhitewater rafting.

• Graduation took place Friday, May 27th,at First Baptist Church of St. Petersburg.Valedictorian was Jeremy Smith.Salutatorian was Marisa Brizzi.Congratulations Class of 2011!

Philippians 1:6 says, “Being confident of this very thing, that he which

hath begun a good work in you, will perform it to the day of Jesus Christ.”

As a 16 year old, I accepted Christ, and that became my favorite verse al-

most immediately. I am confident that Christ continues to work in my own

life just as I am absolutely certain that the good work begun at Northside

Christian 40 years ago continues to be blessed because of the faithful God

that we have committed ourselves to.

As the Elementary School Principal, I am looking forward to partnering

with teachers, parents, volunteers, and our amazing students to pursue ex-

cellence. It is honoring to God to seek to do our very best academically. I will be working with our dedi-

cated teachers to create a learning atmosphere that is caring and safe, yet which challenges our students

in all of the core subjects. I am enthusiastic about strengthening our Reading and Writing programs all the

way from our precious Preschoolers up to our 6th graders who are preparing for Middle School. Our stu-

dents must be inspired to not settle for what is easy or comfortable, but to push themselves to achieve their

own personal best.

I also believe that God would have us pursue excellence in our daily walk as Christians. Our faculty has

the passion for helping children develop the character of Christ. I am proud to work alongside teachers who

each have their own personal relationship with Jesus. This allows Biblical Integration to take place natu-

rally, because the love and knowledge of Jesus will flow through everything our teachers do. I am particu-

larly excited about developing a “Servant Leadership” program that will provide opportunities for our older

elementary students to serve our school and their younger schoolmates.

Excellence in academics and in the spiritual lives of our students can best be achieved when there is

unity and cohesiveness among the adults who influence their daily lives. Know that I will strive to always

make myself available to meet with parents. I want to embrace a “family atmosphere” that will help us to

lay the foundation that will affect future accomplishments. As parents, teachers, and administration work

together –all with the Lord’s leading- students will know they have the support to become all God wants

them to be.

As I look back at my 32 years as a Christian, I have always found the Lord to be faithful. He is where I

choose to lay my confidence. I believe whole heartedly that many good works will begin this school year on

our Elementary campus. I would be honored to have your prayers as I set forth a vision of excellence be-

ginning on day one – knowing confidently that God will be faithful to help us each step of the way.

Katherine Rotunno, Elementary Principal

from Katherine Rotunno, Elementary Principal

New BleachersNorthside Christian School would liketo thank the Linda Braun Foundationand the Cherie Braun-Diaz Family forgifting our school with new home-sidebleachers for our football/soccer field.The bleachers not only provide moreseating for our fans, but are more fanfriendly to our older patrons andyoung children.

Preschool NNaannccyy CChhaassee DDiirreeccttoorr 88Pat Caccia Science 19Tamara Mullholand Facilitator 7Dee Perkins Math 16Angela Thomas Aftercare 4Ruth VanLoan Facilitator 6

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Leilani Aucremann 5th grade 26Heather Bay Paradise Aftercare 3

DirectorDonna Benitez Kindergarten 5Kimberly Berry 3rd grade 10Loretta Cooke 3rd grade 5Jennifer Corsino 2nd grade 8Michele Fleming 1st grade 4Jodi Hackett 6th grade12

Mary Harrison Art/Library New

Linda Jordan Science Lab NEWKim Koolakian Spanish New

Christy Kelly 6th grade 22Toni Kirkconnell Assistant to Elementary 18

School PrincipalDee Knox 5th grade 5Province Ludwig 2nd grade 2David Madasz Physical Education 10Joni McAlpin Aide 11Dawn Newland 1st grade 11Matt Norvell 4th grade NEWChrista Stephens Music 4Jamie Walko Kindergarten 9Donna Whipple Technology 5Barbara Woodson 4th grade 32

Middle SchoolRegina Artille Science 8Theresa Hicks Math 10Lisa Jones Social Studies/Bible 19Thomas Keller Science/Bible/PE 30Stacy Massengill English 3Beverly Moir Middle School Assistant 5

Staff DDoonn JJaammeess HHeeaadd ooff SScchhooooll 11Ron Bouvier Director of Facilities 8Heather Brown Human Resources 12

DirectorDyrle Burkett Director of Finance 6Becky Cate Fine Arts Assistant 10Michael Chase Grounds Maintenance 3Gale Church Accounts Receivable 5Kenneth Cichowski Custodial Support 3Mary Crousser Custodial Support 4Carol Davis Custodial Support 4Nathan Farrell Fine Arts Director 13Tracy Gamble Surfside Cafe/Mustang Ave. 3Andy Gonzalez Assistant Athletic 3

DirectorJeff Goodwin Technology Support 6Richard Harvey Maintenance 9

SupervisorTammie Hasko Surfside Cafe 6Raul Hernandez Athletic Director 4Jen Jordan Asst to Admissions/Adv NEWLee Lockhart Campus 12

SuperintendentTessa Madasz Director of Advancement/ 3

AdmissionsLaurie Martini Technology Director 10Laura McDonald Surfside Cafe 6Nancy Oyer Assistant to Head of School 15

RegistrarNancy Scott School Nurse 5

High School GGiinnaa BBuurrkkeetttt MMSS//HHSS PPrriinncciippaall,, 1144

AAccaaddeemmiicc DDeeaannLisa Akker Main Office 10

ReceptionistCarol Baker MS/HS Librarian 18Rory Bouvier Assistant to 7

MS/HS PrincipalZach Breitenbach Bible NEWMark Christian Science 2Heather Cusmano Fine Arts/Chorus 3Kimberly Davies Physical Education 5Deirdre Dempsey Praxis 4Andre Dobson Physical Education 3Cindy Duff Psychology 13Brian Eide Bible NEWDonna Grabill Spanish 11Janet Hoff Math 3Doodie Hutchison English/French 3Jennifer Keller Math 5Matthew Lameyer English/Yearbook 1Connie Mullholand Guidance Counselor 11Derek Neymour Sr. English 5Tracey Richason Social Stuides NEWMaren Rogers Spanish NEWKaren Schmidt Math 8Lynn Senderoff Science 1Cory Simpson Fine Arts/Band 1Sharon Smith Social Studies 6Bethany Sweeney Art NEWDoreen Tomlin English 4David Veit Social Studies 11Tom Wilson Technology 8

Current Faculty & Staff with title & years of service at NCS

MMrr.. ZZaacchh BBrreeiitteennbbaacchhjoins our BibleDepartment. Heearned aBachelors degreeand an MBA fromNorth CarolinaState University.He returned toschool graduating

with a Masters degree in ChristianApologetics from Lincoln Christian Universitywhere Mr. Breitenbach also served asadjunct faculty. He is teaching ChristianApologetics and World Religions.

MMrr.. BBrriiaann EEiiddee joinsour BibleDepartment. Heearned hisBachelors degreefrom Winona StateUniversity inSecondaryEducation and hisMasters of Divinity

from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Mr.Eide has over 10 years experience in privateeducation and has most recently beenrunning his own IT Consulting firm. Mr. Eideis teaching High School Bible.

MMss.. MMaarryy HHaarrrriissoonnjoins our ElementarySpecialists. Sheearned herBachelors degreefrom the Universityof California, SanDiego and recentlycompleted herMaster of Fine Arts

degree focusing on drawing and painting.Ms. Harrison has over 9 years experience inprivate education and is excited to beteaching Elementary Art and Library.

New Staff & Faculty 2011/2012

MMrrss.. LLiinnddaaJJoorrddaann joins ourElementarySpecialists. Sheearned herBachelors degreein ElementaryEducation fromOral RobertsUniversity. Duringher more than 20

years of experience, Mrs. Jordan has wonmany awards including the 2010Outstanding Educator Award and a grantfrom South West Florida WaterManagement. Mrs. Jordan is teaching inour Elementary Science Lab.

MMiissss JJeenn JJoorrddaannjoins ourAdvancementand Admissionsdepartment. Sheearned herBachelors degreefrom Toccoa FallsCollege and is alicensed Zumbainstructor. Jen is

a 2007 graduate of NCS and is lookingforward to how the Lord will use her historyat NCS to benefit the future. Jen isoverseeing Preschool Admissions as wellas assisting in the K-12 admissionsprocess and Advancement.

MMrrss.. DDeeee KKnnooxxjoins ourElementaryfaculty. Sheearned herBachelorsdegree from theUniversity ofSouth Florida inEnglishEducation. Mrs.

Knox has been part of the NCS family forover 8 years as a parent and has worked inour Elementary Library for 5 years. She isexcited about her transition to her 5thgrade classroom.

MMss.. KKiimmbbeerrllyyKKoooollaakkiiaann joinsour ForeignLanguagedepartment. Sheearned herBachelors degreeand Masters inEducation degreefrom State

University of New York. Ms. Koolakianstudied abroad in Spain and has over 12years experience in private education. Sheis teaching K – 7th grade Spanish.

MMrr.. MMaatttt NNoorrvveellljoins ourElementaryfaculty. Heearned hisBachelors degreefrom FloridaChristian Collegeand is pursuing aMasters degree

in Curriculum and Instruction with anemphasis in Math Education from theUniversity of Florida. Mr. Norvell comes tous from Gulfport Elementary and is excitedto be able to share his love for the Lordwith his students. He is teaching 4th grade.

MMrrss.. TTrraacceeyyRRiicchhaassoonn joinsour SocialStudiesdepartment. Sheearned herBachelorsdegree in SocialScienceEducation from

the University of South Florida. Mrs.Richason is a 1992 graduate of NCS andtaught at NCS previously for 4 years. She isexcited to be back and is teachingAmerican History and World History.

MMrrss.. MMaarreenn RRooggeerrss joins our ForeignLanguage department. She earned herBachelors degree from the University of SanFrancisco de Quito. Mrs. Rogers hastraveled and lived in many countries and hasa profound appreciation of different culturesand languages. She has over 3 yearsexperience in private education and will beteaching Middle and High School Spanish.

MMrrss.. BBeetthhaannyy SSwweeeenneeyy joins our Fine Artsdepartment. She earned her Bachelors degree in Studio Art from Milligan College and her Masters in Teaching from the University of South Florida. For the last 7 years Mrs. Sweeney has taught Art at Dixie Hollins. She is teaching Middle and High School Art and coaching Soccer.

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Track appeal

Will you be a part of the Northside Christian School legacy?

Northside Christian School is in the process of a capital campaign to build a new8-lane rubber polyurethane surface track. The old asphalt track is in terribledisrepair, creating a safety hazard to all athletes and students who use it. Thenew track will also allow NCS to host major tournaments. Northside has built atrack and field program second to none.

Our many accomplishments include:

• St. Petersburg Times #1 Athletic Program for thelast 3 years

• Girls District Track and Field Champions

• Boys District Track and Field Champions

• Girls Regional Champion

• Boys Regional Runner-up

• Bay Conference Track Champions 2010-2011

• Largest number of track/field records broken in2010-2011 (8)

• Jeff Goodwin, Pinellas County Coach of the Year in Track and Field, 2010-2011

• Fred E. Rozelle Sportsmanship Award 2010-2011

• Bay Conference Cup winner 2008, 2009, 2010

At present, we have raised over $130,000 in donations and pledges. We need$170,000 to complete the project. Make a cash donation to the school today orcontact Bob Collins, President of the National Christian Foundation (NCF) atwww.tampabay.nationalchristian.com to learn more about innovative, tax-smart solutions to help you simplify giving, multiply your impact, and glorify God.

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