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Annual Report 2024-2025

This annual report provides an overview of our school’s year, highlighting generous donor support, event recaps, and key moments that advanced our mission.

2025-2026		1
Annual Report		1
Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School forms honorable men and women through a classical education grounded in a Christ-centered worldview.		2
Christian Faith Discipline Excellence Honor Love Respect		2
Dear STE Community,		3
Thank you for all you did to make my first year at STE such a wonderful one! My family and I have been warmly welcomed into the life of the school. All five of our children are thriving here, and my wife, Anne, has been blessed to serve alongside many of you through Moms in Prayer and several volunteer committees.		3
This year has been one of listening, learning, and relationship-building. I have spent time in classrooms, at school events, and in conversation with students, faculty, parents, alumni, trustees, and friends. Together, we have clarified our priorities and adopted a Strategic Plan that provides a clear and ambitious roadmap for the future of STE as one of the preeminent schools in Texas.		3
None of this progress would be possible without the generosity of our donors, especially the members of the Tartan Society. Thank you! Every gift has an immediate impact on the daily experience of our students, but your support is doing something even greater: it is helping move STE forward according to a shared vision for the future.		3
In the coming year, we will be especially focused on three priorities:		3
Further strengthening our faithfulness to our mission as a Christian, classical school with high academic standards and an elevated culture grounded in our core virtues.		3
Investing in our faculty through the addition of new teaching positions and expanded academic and enrichment opportunities.		3
Laying the groundwork for the major capital improvements and fundraising objectives envisioned in our Strategic Plan.		3
Your support today is more important than ever. It not only benefits current students but also demonstrates to future donors and partners that STE is united, growing, and ready for the next chapter. Together, we are building something that will bless generations of students to come. As Scripture reminds us, “be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord” (1 Corinthians 15:58).		3
Thank you for being a part of that life-giving work. The pages that follow reflect the lasting impact of our shared commitment to forming honorable men and women through a Classical education grounded in a Christ-centered worldview.		3
With gratitude,		3
Seraphim Danckaert Headmaster Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School		3
Scan here for the detailed Strategic Plan		4
2025-2026 BOARD OF TRUSTEES		4
David Browder, Chairman Thomas Halsey, President Casey Garrett, Vice President Mark Grimley, Treasurer Michelle Shonbeck, Secretary		4
Eleanor Bergin Christie Bowden Eric Campbell Skip Ezenwa John Graves		4
Anna Gryska Tony Jones* Samantha Kegge* Jamie Matte Rob Scholl		4
STRATEGIC PLAN OVERVIEW		5
MISSION CURRICULUM, CULTURE & FAITH		5
EXCELLENCE FACULTY, PROGRAMS & STUDENT EXPERIENCE		5
FINANCIAL STRENGTH BALANCE SHEET, ENDOWMENT & SUSTAINABILITY		5
CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES, GROWTH & CAPITAL CAMPAIGN		5
GOVERNANCE BOARD & ADMINISTRATIVE EXCELLENCE		5
Our inaugural Middle School Winter Wonderland Dance brought students together for an evening of dancing, games, photos, and fun. Students also supported the Christian Community Service Center by donating cold-weather clothing, earning House points while giving back.		6
Upper School students brought the energy and style to this year's Miami Vice-themed Winter Formal! From vibrant colors and great music to a packed dance floor, it was an unforgettable evening of fun, friendship, and celebration.		6
Townsend G. ‘24, Ethan A. ‘25, Elsie W. ‘25, Savannah H. ‘24, and Elisa S. ‘24 returned to campus for an Alumni Panel to share their experiences and advice with our Upper School students as they prepare for the transition to college.		6
Our annual Spelling Bee was a huge success! Students impressed us with their incredible spelling skills as they tackled word after word. Congratulations to the winners: Adrian F. and Aarav P..		6
Lower School hosted their annual Cursive Handwriting Contest and the winners were recognized during Chapel for their excellent penmanship and attention to detail.		6
Lower School’s 100th Day of School T-Shirt Contest was full of creativity and school spirit! 🎉 Congratulations to our winners from each grade level, and thank you to all the students who helped us celebrate 100 days of learning in style.		6
National Merit Semifinalists, Ethan L. and Zohaib R. were recognized during Chapel for their outstanding academic achievement, as well as National Merit Commended Students, Mihir Z., Ashwin N., Runo M., and Ethan W.		7
During the Cum Laude Society induction ceremony, inductees were presented with certificates, pins, and a copy of the pledge, marking this important academic distinction.		7
Mrs. Sun’s Chinese language students represented STE at the 31st Houston Area Chinese Speech Contest. Ashwin N. earned 1st place, Darien H. took 2nd, and Felicity R. placed 5th.		7
We proudly inducted the inaugural class of STE’s National Junior Honor Society! These outstanding students exemplify scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship, setting a strong foundation for future members of our NJHS chapter.		7
Our 3rd Annual STEAM Fest was packed with action—catapults flying, drones buzzing, slide races, robotics, and hands-on creations everywhere. A day full of curiosity, creativity, and fun!		8
JCL students competed at the Texas State Junior Classical League Convention in San Antonio, joining over 1,100 Latin and Greek students from across Texas. STE Middle School placed 5th and Upper School earned 2nd in the Gold Division Sweepstakes, with Houston Area JCL winning the Area Cup!		8
All students who were accepted to STE for the upcoming year were invited to the New Student & Family Mixer where they enjoyed refreshments, a photobooth, and had the opportunity to meet faculty members and fellow students!		8
SOUNDS OF SCOTLAND		9
Sounds of Scotland is STE’s annual showcase of Scottish music and dance. Featuring more than 200 student performers, this one-night-only production brings together world-renowned bagpipers, drummers, and Highland dancers for an unforgettable celebration of our Scottish heritage on one of Houston’s premier stages.		9
Lower School students brought the world of Dr. Seuss to life with their production of Seussical the Musical!		10
We hosted a beautiful performance of Benjamin Britten’s Saint Nicolas, bringing together STE parish and school choirs with an orchestra of professional musicians and STE students.		10
Our Orchestra Program hit all the right notes this year as we welcomed new orchestra teacher Mr. Daniel Verner and enjoyed both Christmas and Spring concerts that showcased the growth and talent of our student musicians.		10
STE Theatre’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream showcased incredible dedication, creativity, and collaboration in bringing this Shakespearean classic to life. We are so proud of our students for their outstanding performance and artistry on stage.		10
Many students entered the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo School Art Contest and advanced to the second round of judging. Every participating student earned the prestigious “Award of Excellence” and their pieces were proudly displayed in the Lobby.		10
Coffee with the Headmaster provided a welcoming space for parents to connect with Mr. Danckaert throughout the year. Each month featured a different topic, fostering meaningful conversations, sharing insights, and strengthening our school community.		11
Our February Heart of STE: Fun Friday Family Night was filled with laughter, music, and sweet treats as families gathered for a fun evening of karaoke and s’mores. It was a wonderful opportunity to make memories and celebrate community together!		11
Impact Days gave donors, grandparents, and friends of Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School a closer look at the STE experience through presentations on our mission, academics, student achievements, athletics, and fine arts.		11
Mr. Danckaert hosted monthly student lunches to hear directly about their experiences at school. These conversations provided valuable insight into student life while strengthening relationships and giving students a meaningful voice in the community.		11
Our April Heart of STE: Fun Friday Family Night brought families together for a friendly Chess Tournament and Game Night. It was a wonderful evening of strategy and community!		11
The Upper School Awards Ceremony celebrated students' hard work and achievements throughout the year. Awards recognized excellence across academics, organizations, and extracurricular activities.		11
STE Pom Team brought the school spirit to life at our pep rallies this year, rallying students and faculty together in support of our Saints!		11
Latin students explored a groundbreaking Ancient Rome exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston.		11
Senior Sunrise! The Class of 2026 kicked off their final year at STE by watching the sunrise together. This tradition marks the start of new adventures and the bright path that lies ahead.		12
Middle School Golf celebrated its most successful season to date, highlighted by the largest roster in program history. With record participation and outstanding performances throughout the season, our Saints continue to raise the bar both on and off the course.		12
Men’s Varsity Basketball captured the TAPPS 4A District 6 Championship, advanced to the state semifinals, and finished the season with an impressive 24–8 record. A tremendous year for the Saints on the court!		12
Men’s Varsity Soccer wrapped up an incredible season with a strong run to the TAPPS Division III Boys Soccer Area Playoffs!		12
Women’s Varsity Soccer finished 3rd in TAPPS Division III District 5 and advanced to the bi-district round of the playoffs. The team wrapped up the season with a strong 7–4 record.		12
Our Fall Fair fun continued with classic games like the Duck Pond, where smiles, splashes, and prizes made every turn a win! Thanks to the support of our STE community, we raised $28,600 at Fall Fair!		12
Our Varsity Cross Country teams traveled to Waco for the TAPPS State Championships, where the Men’s team finished 8th overall with 236 points! A special shoutout to Rhensler Hubbard for finishing in the Top 10 and earning All-State honors!		12
WASHINGTON D.C.		13
8th Grade Trip		13
TEXAS HISTORY		13
7th Grade Trip		13
Lower School Parents’ Day is one of STE’s most beloved traditions. This special event gives Kindergarten-4th Grade students the chance to showcase the Highland Dance steps they’ve learned throughout the year.		14
After completing their novel RMS Titanic, our 5th graders celebrated with the annual Titanic Tea, enjoying tea, snacks, and a chance to "set sail" together.		14
Our 3rd graders wrapped up their animal research with their “Hatitat” project! Students researched an animal, wrote an essay, presented their findings, and then brought their learning to life by creating their animal’s habitat on a hat.		14
The World Culture Club International Festival brought the world to campus as students shared countries through interactive tables, games, and hands-on experiences, making it a true celebration of the rich diversity within our community!		14
At the 3rd Grade States Showcase, students proudly presented their assigned states, sharing facts, landmarks, traditions, and unique details from across the country.		14
At the 5th Grade Wax Museum, students brought historical figures to life through research, costumes, and presentations.		14
STE Class of 2026		15
I’m excited to step into the role of Head of Lower School and continue building on the strong foundation at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School. One of our most exciting initiatives for the 2026–2027 school year is the introduction of Veritas Press History in Grades 3–5, helping students explore the people, events, and ideas that have shaped our world while recognizing God’s hand throughout history. This curriculum will strengthen connections between history, literature, writing, and geography. As we look ahead, I am eager to partner with our teachers and families to cultivate both academic excellence and strong character in every student.		17
Edgar Franks		17
Head of Lower School		17
When it came time for my wife and me to choose a school for our sons, we chose STE because I had experienced firsthand the lasting value of a Christian classical education as an alumnus. From the beginning, STE felt like more than a school—it felt like family, and that sense of community has remained an important part of our lives. Recently, I joined the school board to help ensure STE continues its mission of preparing honorable young men and women to serve the world with wisdom, character, and talent.		17
Eric Campbell ‘85		17
STE School Board Member		17
We have just completed our eighth year as part of the STE family. Since my son entered Preschool, I have been actively involved as a parent volunteer, including co-leading the Moms in Prayer group, serving on the Book Fair and Fall Fair Committees, and acting as an STF class representative. Throughout our time at STE, we have been grateful for the opportunities to serve the school community. We especially love the unique Scottish Arts program and the STE mission, both of which have had a lasting impact on our family.		17
Lindsey and Cameron Barghi		17
Volunteers		17
REVENUE		19
OVERALL PARENT PARTICIPATION		19
93%		19
OPERATING BUDGET		19
PARENT PARTICIPATION BY GRADE		19
PREK2		19
PREK3		19
PREK4		19
KINDER		19
1ST		19
2ND		19
3RD		19
4TH		19
5TH		19
6TH		19
7TH		19
8TH		19
9TH		19
10TH		19
11TH		19
12TH		19
Maria Ruiz		19
96%		19
Carla Elliott		19
96%		19
Carla Elliott & Yasmin Uzamere		19
97%		19
Frank Caspa & Maria Ruiz		19
96%		19
Taifa Perry & Astrid Pineda		19
92%		19
Kelcey Hesse & Uchechi Umeh		19
96%		19
Lindsey Barghi & Jasmine Sung		19
100%		19
Brenda Armstrong & Sharvani Maharaj-Farquhar		19
100%		19
Lindsey Barghi & Catherine Runner		19
95%		19
Brenda Armstrong & Tony Loayza		19
95%		19
Larry Mercer & Sara Razavi-Zand		19
100%		19
Suzanne Knupp & Susan Sample		19
92%		19
Lisa Fahey & Tony Loayza		19
95%		19
Lisa Fahey & Tracey Moss		19
85%		19
Carla Elliott		19
64%		19
Jennifer Roeser & Iska Wire		19
72%		19
The Tartan Society		20
Cettina & Thomas Halsey Suzanne & Wayne Knupp		20
Ann & Tony Loayza Katherine & Jon Palmer		20
Kelly & Jared Cmaidalka Rob Scholl ‘96		20
The Tartan Society		21
The 1955 Circle $15,000+		21
The Scotland Yard Society $10,000-$14,999		21
The Shield of Saint Thomas’ Circle $5,000-$9,999		21
The Navy and Gold Circle $2,500-$4,999		21
The Saints Society $1,000-$2,499		21
Supporters $1-$999		22
Lacey and Christopher Lemons Leyla and Vlad Levitsky Jamie and Bryan Lewis Melissa Meingast and Michael Lewis Morgan and Joseph Lewman Denisse Leza Rincon Shuangyin Li Michelle Zhan and Yuyao Liang Bayard and Patrick Linbeck Lisa and Wesley Linder Ellen Ma and Sean Liu Cristina and Michael Loayza Vickie and Jay Loftis Ana and Manuel Lopez Javier Lopez Josephine Lott Chikako and Denny Luk Jin Zhang and Ruotian Luo Monica ‘95 and Bryan Lyssy Zai and Karan Madan Cynthia Mann Katherine Shen and Ryno Marais Lizy and Rolando Martinez Debbie Martinez-Theander Sarah and Kevin Matakis Vicky and Deven Matayoshi Libby and James Mays Latoia McGowan Kathleen and Kevin McGrory Carla Bejjani and Raja Mehanna Annie and Thomas Mescall Kimberly Michael Stephanie Miller Sara and James Miller Alejandra and James Mittelsted Jane Liang and Ernest Mo Nyanza and Erik Moore Charlotte Burress and Richard Morency Shunhuan and David Morris Leah Moreau and Carlos Murillo Kim and Derek Myers Tara Bruce Naik and Aanand Naik Alexis Navarro Rachael Neese Holly Hill and Aaron Nelson Mary Nguyen David Nguyen Hien Vu and John Nguyen Jackie Salazar and Christopher Nicholas ‘92 Dana Grellhesl and Bobby Nix Regina and David Nolan S. Amber Finch and Elex Nuon Lisa O’Dwyer Ruth Oshuntola and Agape Ogbonda Olubunmi and Adeolu Oladunjoye Erika and Raynard O'Neal Suzanne and Daniel O'Neil Constanza Ortiz Cynthia and Kevin Osborn		23
Alero and Obi Osuagwu Karen Outlaw Courtney and Kevin Palm Melanie Wilson and George Palyo Lovepreet Mann and Ramesh Papanna Jasmine and Rushi Patel Anjali Kohli and Amit Patel Uma Kundu Pavlovic and Zeljko Pavlovic Soni Vaswani and Larry Pelty Rebeca Matamoros and Roberto Pena Roxanne and Darshan Phatak Dahmeisheia and Malford Pillow Astrid Pineda Larissa Grigoryan and Russell Potter Cristina Fernandez and Miguel Prado Sri Gorur Srinivasan and Krishna Prativadibhayankaram Nancy Purcell Anne Sexton and Mike Purcell Arlene Siefker-Radtke and Richard Radtke Angela Rabefaniraka and Fidimalala Raharijaona Andrea and Bret Ramsey Santosh Rao Jessica Rattliff Kristina Richardson Maddison and Christopher Riddick Laura and Colin Ritter Elizabeth and Brian Rivers Kimberly and Bobby Ro Samoan and Kenneth Robinson Leslie and Eric Roeder Sara Roeuy Veronica and David Rojas Juanira Ayala and Arturo Romero Maricela Romero Carlos Rosas Abigail and Joshua Roszak Ragini Roy Basu Richard Royds Mitra Fazel and Mehrdad Saeid Paola Argaez-Salas and Ismael Salas Shyni and Eby Samuel Joyce and Stephen Samuel Misi Schlueter Elizabeth and Matthew Schwartz Sonya and Kevin Sellers Larkin and Nasir Sharafi Brundha Balaraman and Ajay Sheshadri Lei Zhang and Zai Shi Eva Jiang and Xinhong Shi Shannon and David Shulse Faiza Tahir and Imran Siddiqui Charlotte and Jack Simes Shawn R. Singh Teresa and David Smith Jana and Jeff Smith Francis Smith		23
Ilsa Naumani and Eiraj Sohail Alicia and Napoleon Stewart Sunny Sun Amber and Edwin Tabora Nicole and Peter Talosig Yanyue Fu and Mingxuan Tang Daisy and Claudio Tatsui Jennifer and Dami Teniola Kendra and Gene Thomas Kathy and J. Hunter Todd Laura Towne Mariana and Christian Tran Sarah and Aaron Trevino Allison ‘04 and Jonathan Triscoli Monika Kleban and Nikolaos Tsekos Zubia Zaheer and Husein Tyebkhan Amanda ‘82 and James Upshaw Xiaobei Zhang and Constantine Vavourakis Cheryl Person and Kartik Venkatachalam Harini Krishnamoorthy and Guhanand Venkataraman Kiran and Rajiv Verma Khanhuyen Vinh Giao Nguyen and Tri Vu Ross Waggoner ‘81 Jillwen Sung and Richard Wagner Julie and Cody Wall FengPing Zhang and Jeff Wan Nan Jiang and Xin Wang Tamesha Ward Karen Ward Cristina Ward Mia Watson Cindy Celnik and Chris Werner Ruth and Gary Wesson Kathryn and Derrick Williams Jill and Benjamin Williams Allison and Steven Winnall Meghan and Michael Winston Iska Wire Jeri and Matthew Wisdom Louise ‘ 91 and Brandon ‘89 Wood Jessica and Garrett Word Carolyn and Tucker Worster Miya Shay and Gene ‘96 Wu Yuhang Xing Dandan He and Junji Xing Xiaohui Xu Claire and John Paul Yabraian Dana Rogers-Yates and Kievin Yates Sandra and Timmy Yip Robin Li and Jonathan Young Suyu Liu and Ying Yuan Sara Razavi Zand and Behrouz Zand Lanyi Zhang Keyi Zhu and Jing Zhao Mingxuan Xu and Yingmin Zhu Elizabeth Lorenz and Martin Zielinski		23
ENDOWMENT & CAPITAL GIFTS		24
JUDITH AND ROY SHAW ENDOWMENT		24
Judith Shaw		24
NAMING RIGHTS TO MEMORIAL BENCH		24
Pedro Talosig		24
STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS		24
Stephanie ‘92 and Gaston Arguelles		24
IN HONOR GIFTS		24
IN MEMORY GIFTS		24
IN HONOR OF STE ADMINISTRATION & STAFF		24
IN MEMORY OF ABIGAIL AND BENJAMIN		24
IN MEMORY OF FRED D. McCUTCHEON		24
Dana Rogers-Yates and Kievin Yates Jean and Eugene Boisaubin		24
IN HONOR OF PAST & FUTURE ALUMNI		24
IN MEMORY OF PAUL AYAH		24
IN MEMORY OF VICKIE RICHTER		24
Emily ‘89 and Patrick ‘88 McCray		24
IN HONOR OF THE ROBOTICS CLUB		24
IN MEMORY OF EUNICE McBURNETT SMITH		24
IN MEMORY OF MANOJ K. BISWAS, MD		24
Darakhshan Dee Memon		24
IN HONOR OF SHELLY ACKER		24
Andrew Garrett ‘24		24
IN MEMORY OF OLIVER CLARK, SR.		24
IN MEMORY OF HUNTER TODD		24
IN HONOR OF WILLIS WEI LIN		24
Anne and Joe Lin		24
IN MEMORY OF CONSTANCE M. VICKERY		24
IN MEMORY OF ROBERT LOUIS CONDON		24
IN HONOR OF VU LY		24
Sherry Lu and Jacob Jin		24
IN MEMORY OF FABIAN VILLATORO		24
IN HONOR OF SANDRA & HAROLD STRACHAN		24
IN MEMORY OF RONALD DARENSBURG		24
Shay Strachan and Lisa McIntire		24
IN HONOR OF KATHERINE VANDERPOOL		24
IN MEMORY OF EDWARD AND MARTHA WAGGONER		24
Shawn Jennings		24
IN MEMORY OF EMILY WOOLLEY JENNINGS, CLASS OF 1982		24
IN MEMORY OF HENRY WALTERS		24
IN MEMORY OF NASEEM JIVANI		24
IN MEMORY OF ERLINDA YOUNG		24
IN MEMORY OF JULIA LIU		24
CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS		25
COMMUNITY EVENTS		26
Saint Thomas’ community events are a longstanding part of school life, bringing together students, parents, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the school throughout the year. From Spaghetti Supper to Family Bingo Night, these events celebrate the traditions and relationships that have shaped the STE community for generations. Their impact extends beyond the events themselves, providing opportunities for members of the STE community to gather, reconnect, and remain engaged with the life of the school. While net proceeds from community events support the overall Saint Thomas Fund and enhance the student experience, their greatest impact is in cultivating the vibrant culture and strong community that define Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School.		26
THANK YOU TO OUR 2025 GALA & AUCTION SPONSORS!		27
UNDERWRITERS		27
EVENT SPONSORS		27
SPONSORS		27
Champion / $10,000		27
The Laird Family		27
Ambassador / $7,500		27
The Hampton Family		27
Supporter / $5,000 Derryberry Mechanical The Fahey Family The Hancock Family		27
Invitation / $2,000 Moore & Associates		27
Bid Paddle / $1,800 Minute Man Press		27
Staircase / $1,500 The Hafez-Hourri Family		27
Specialty Cocktail / $1,000 The Clark Family		27
Photo Booth / $500 The Molina-Razavi Family		27
$1,000 LEM Construction Co. Edmonds & Cmaidalka, P.C Derryberry’s Mechanical DTK Janitorial J. Archer Insurance Group Prosperity Bank		27
$500 Any Occasion Foundations Pediatric Therapy G Orthodontics LMC Embark Pearland Pediatric Dentistry		27
AUCTION DONORS		27
PARTY HOSTS		27
FALL FAIR		28
SPAGHETTI SUPPER		28
BINGO NIGHT		28
Our 2025 Spaghetti Supper once again brought together students, families, faculty, and friends for an evening filled with tradition, connection, and STE spirit. This beloved event continues to be a rite of passage to kick off the school year, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere for the entire community to gather and celebrate. This year’s Supper featured exciting favorites, including energetic entertainment from DJ Monks that kept the crowd dancing, the return of Kendra Scott, Kona Ice, a face painter, and a balloon artist. The evening was filled with joy, laughter, and even a few unforgettable dance moves, including some impressive backflips on the dance floor. Thanks to the enthusiasm and participation of the STE community, the event raised approximately $18,000 in support of school programs, further strengthening the traditions that make STE so special.		28
The 2026 Bingo Night at STE once again proved to be one of the most anticipated events of the school year, bringing together students, families, and faculty for an evening of fun and community connection. This family-friendly tradition is especially popular because students are invited to participate and fully enjoy the excitement of the night. For the first time, guests enjoyed Coney Island during the event, along with a variety of exciting prizes and memorable moments with some of our youngest Saints stepping in as the Bingo caller alongside DJ Monks. Thanks to the strong participation and support of the STE community, Bingo Night raised approximately $11,000 in support of the Saint Thomas’ Fund, continuing its role as a meaningful and enjoyable school tradition.		28
FEST		30
2026-2027 CALENDAR OF EVENTS		30
FRIDAY, September 18, 2026		30
SATURDAY, October 31, 2026		30
FRIDAY, January 29, 2027		30
TUESDAY, March 2, 2027		30
SATURDAY, March 20, 2027		30
UNDER THE OAKS		30
SATURDAY, April 10, 2027		30
For tickets or sponsorship information, please contact the Office of Development.		30
713.666.3111		30
development@stes.org		30
Your volunteerism makes these events possible!		30
Scan the code to sign up.		30
4900 Jackwood, Houston, TX 77096		32
713.666.3111		32
info@stes.org		32
www.stes.org		32

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