To the Sandia Prep Community,


At Sandia Prep, reflection is not just a pause from progress - it’s what allows progress to take hold. As we look back on the 2024-2025 school year, what stands out most is a community willing to embrace change thoughtfully, align around shared strategic priorities, and strengthen the relationships that make Prep such a meaningful place to learn and grow. This was a year of momentum and transition, and with it came greater clarity about who we are and where we are headed. One of the most exciting areas of growth this year was the continued development of the Impact Lab. Created to connect learning to real-world challenges, design thinking, and community partnership, the Impact Lab is helping students discover purpose while building empathy, resilience, and a sense of responsibility beyond themselves. We are deeply grateful for the E.E. Ford Foundation matching grant, which galvanized community support and allowed this work to grow more quickly and more boldly than we imagined. We were also thrilled to welcome Molly Rennie as Director of the Impact Lab.
Her leadership and vision have helped the program take root in powerful ways - from a student advisory board shaping partnerships and projects to the library becoming a true hub for collaboration, conversation, and community connection.

The 2024-2025 also marked several important leadership transitions that strengthen our ability to support students and families well. We welcomed Pablo Torres as Director of College Counseling, Terry Darnell as Director of Athletics, and Alicia Marcell as Director of Development. Each brings experience, energy, along with a shared commitment to supporting students through strong relationships and thoughtful guidance. Together, they reflect continued investment in programs and people who help students thrive, both now and as they
prepare for life beyond Prep. Generosity continues to be a defining strength of the Sandia Prep community. Through time, talent, and philanthropic support, our families, alumni, faculty, and friends make it possible for our students to learn, grow, and lead with purpose. This culture of giving sustains our work today and ensures that future generations will experience transformative education that defines this community. As we look ahead, we do so with gratitude and optimism. Thank you for walking alongside us, believing in our mission, and supporting Sandia Prep and our students in so many meaningful ways.


With gratitude,

Sandia Prep Administration

2025
Snapshot

73

students in the Class of 2025

15

average class size

513

students enrolled

Academic
Success

Our students’ achievements are more than just numbers; they represent a dedication to scholarship that paves the way to a bright future. Our college matriculation stands as a testament to the importance of academic success in unlocking doors to higher learning and professional growth. We take pride in the discipline and curiosity our scholars demonstrate!

Class of 2025 Accepted & Enrolled Universities

Acceptances are in bold

Abilene Christian U
Adams State U
Arizona State U (Downtown)
Arizona State U (Tempe)
Auburn U
Babson College
Bard College
Bates College
Baylor U
Beloit College
Biola U
Brigham Young U - Idaho
Cal Polytech. State U (San Luis Obispo)
California State Polytechnic U (Pomona)
California State U (Long Beach)
California State U (Sacramento)
Central New Mexico Community College
New Mexico Tech - 3
Chapman U
Clemson U
College of Charleston
College of Wooster
Colorado Christian U
Colorado College
Colorado School of Mines
Colorado State U
Columbia College Chicago
Concordia U
DePaul U
Drexel U
Eckerd College
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U
Florida Atlantic U
Florida Gulf Coast U
Florida Institute of Technology
Fordham U
Fort Lewis College
George Washington U
Georgia Institute of Technology
Gordon College
Grand Canyon U
Grinnell College
Harcum College
Howard U
James Madison U
Kansas State U
Kenyon College
Knox College
Lancaster Bible College
Lewis & Clark College
Loyola Marymount U - 2
Loyola U Chicago
Loyola U New Orleans
Macalester College
Marquette U
Maryland Institute College of Art
Michigan State U
Montana State U
New Mexico State U - 2
North Carolina State U
Northern Arizona U
Nova Southeastern U
Oberlin College
Occidental College
Ohio State U
Oregon State U
Oxford College of Emory U
Penn State U
Portland State U - 2
Pratt Institute
San Diego State U
Santa Clara U
Sarah Lawrence College
Savannah College of Art and Design
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Seattle U
Smith College
Southern Utah U
St. Edward’s U
St. John’s College
St. Olaf College
Syracuse U
Texas A&M College Station
Texas A&M U - Corpus Christi
Texas Christian U
Texas State U San Marcos
Texas Tech U - 2
The U of Texas Austin
Trinity College
Trinity U
Tulane U
U of Alabama
U of Alabama
U of Arizona
U of Brighton
U of California (Irvine)
U of California (Riverside)
U of California (Santa Cruz)
U of Central Florida
U of Colorado (Colorado Springs)
U of Colorado Boulder
U of Connecticut
U of Denver - 3
U of Edinburgh
U of Hawaii at Manoa
U of Idaho
U of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
U of Maryland
U of Massachusetts - Amherst
U of Michigan
U of Nevada, Reno
U of New Mexico - 22
U of Northern Colorado
U of Oklahoma
U of Oregon - 3
U of Ottawa
U of Portland
U of San Diego
U of San Francisco
U of South Dakota
U of Utah
U of Vermont
U of Washington
U of Wisconsin-Madison
U of Wyoming
U of the Incarnate Word
Utah Valley U
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U
Washington State U
Washington U in St. Louis
Weber State U
Western Colorado U
Western Washington U - 2
Whitman College
Whittier College
Xavier U

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Let's Go Sundevils!

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Kate Henderson won the NMAA State AAA Individual Cross Country Championship

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Girls Soccer won their 4th consecutive NMAA State AAA Championship

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Girls Soccer won their 4th consecutive District 5 Championship

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Boys Soccer won their 6th consecutive District 5 Championship

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Mountain Biking won their first New Mexico State Championship

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Girls Track & Field was District 5 AAA Champions

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Boys Track & Field was District 5 AAA Runner Up

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Girls Track & Field placed 3rd overall as a team at the NMAA State Championships

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Lexie Dixon won the High Point Award at the NMAA State Track & Field Championships

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Lexie Dixon won NMAA State Track Championships in the 100 meter, 400 meter and 200 meter (Breaking a 40 year old state record in the 200)

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Kate Henderson won NMAA State Track Championships 800 meter, 1600 meter and 3200 meter runs

Letting Success Speak

Avery Sims ’27

“Work in silence. Let your success make the noise.”– Anonymous

Sandia Prep junior Avery Sims lives by that philosophy. Quiet, focused, and deeply committed to growth, he has steadily uncovered his strengths and passions during his time on campus – often without seeking the spotlight.

Read more about Avery

Still, his achievements frequently earn recognition in Head of School Heather B. Mock’s Weekly Wrap-Up, particularly for his success in guitar. Sims first picked up the instrument in sixth grade. “One year for Christmas, I got a guitar, and when I was registering for Prep, I saw that guitar was one of the classes that they offered, so I decided to give it a try, and now it's one of my favorite hobbies,” he explains.

Under the guidance of instructor Paul Nielsen, Sims’ dedication paid off with selection to All-State Guitar -- a milestone that reflects both talent and persistence.

A native of Acoma Pueblo, Sims came to Prep from Montessori of the Rio Grande. Over the years, he has discovered a wide range of interests, including basketball, tennis, the Outdoor Leadership Program, Digital Film, and math. “I believe Prep has some of the best math teachers I’ve ever had, as they really enjoyed their subject, especially Mr. (Dan) Kelly. He has really helped me excel in math.”

“I enjoy having all the different opportunities to explore and to try new things, and make new friends,” Sims says. “I’ve always been interested in the outdoors, and during middle school, when the OLP took us on places like backpacking trips or the (Great) Sand Dunes (in Colorado), I knew that I wanted to give it a try, and now it’s one of my favorite things to do.”

Sims describes himself as low-key but diligent. “I pay very good attention, though I am very quiet in class. I get my work done in a timely manner,” he shares -- a calm confidence that mirrors how he approaches his work and relationships.

Spirit Week remains one of his favorite traditions at Prep, especially Lion and Unicorn Day and Color Day. “Everybody comes together to do something extraordinary,” he says.

Like many students, Sims continues to refine his time-management skills. With no free periods and afternoons filled with basketball practice and activities, his schedule is full -- yet he consistently rises to the challenge and finds balance.

Looking ahead to college, Sims is considering kinesiology and sports wellness or education. Sports medicine appeals to him because he wants to help athletes recover from injuries, while education is a natural option “because my whole family has been a teacher of some sort.”

Sims’ roots remain central to who he is. His family is from Acoma Pueblo. “I am passionate about my culture and history,” he says.

In his free time, Sims enjoys playing basketball, playing guitar, building Legos, and spending time with family and friends over board games -- simple moments that reflect the thoughtful, grounded student he has become.

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“I owe a great deal to my teachers, who worked hard to make learning both fun and engaging. They didn't just teach me the material; they inspired me to think critically and creatively, and for that, I am deeply grateful.”

– Julian ’25

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Working
Together

The heart of our school lies in its vibrant community, the backbone that carries our students toward their highest potential. We are grateful for the partners who walk alongside us. Together, we create an environment where every student can flourish.

SPSPA Representatives
  • SPSPA 2024/25
  • Susan Walton (Staff)
  • Michelle Lawrence (President)
  • Anna Volkman (President-Elect)
  • Martha Weisler (VP, Volunteer Coordinator)
  • Drea Kendall (SAO President)
  • Amy Thompson (Treasurer)
  • Nell Farrell (Secretary)
  • Lisa & Stephen Garcia (Supply Store)
  • Stephanie Garcia (Supply Store)
Affinity Groups
  • Black Student Union (BSU)
  • Native American Sandia Prep Association (NASPA)
  • Genders and Sexualities Alliance (GSA)
  • Jewish Student Alliance
  • Hispanic Heritage Club
  • International Club 
  • ABC Bible Group
  • Asian-American/Pacific Islander (AAPI)
  • National Honor Society (NHS) 
Community Partners

Community partners support Prep through their time, resources, knowledge, and more!

  • Air Force Research Laboratory
  • Albuquerque BioPark
  • Albuquerque Little Theatre
  • Albuquerque Museum
  • Alvarado Elementary School
  • Ashes to Action
  • Bhava Yoga
  • BotBall Regional Qualifier
  • Canyonettes
  • Creativity Warehouse
  • Dion's
  • Duke City Fencing
  • Elevate Performance, Health, and Wellness
  • First Unitarian Universalist Church
  • GLSEN--New Mexico
  • Healthcare For The Homeless
  • Kids Cook!
  • Kiwanis
  • Los Ranchos Elementary School
  • Make-A-Wish New Mexico
  • Manzano Day School
  • New Day Youth and Family Services
  • New Mexico Ice Wolves
  • New Mexico Tech
  • NM Education Plan
  • Oak Grove Classical School
  • Paws and Stripes
  • PB&J Family Services
  • Pink Warrior House
  • Pitties and Kitties
  • Rio Grande Food Project
  • Roadrunner Food Bank
  • Saranam
  • Ski Santa Fe
  • Spark Business Academy
  • Special Olympics of New Mexico
  • Supreme Fitness Mixed Martial Arts
  • Taylor Middle School
  • The Children's Hour
  • The Sparrow Rescue Inc.
  • United Stone Works
  • University of New Mexico (UNM) Volleyball
  • University of New Mexico Physics Department
Board of Trustees
  • Todd Sandoval, Chair
  • Robert DelCampo, Vice Chair
  • Stan Hubbard, Past Chair
  • Faith Begay-Holtrop, Secretary
  • Joseph Kinney '06
  • Kenneth R Tekin '97, Treasurer
  • Charles Becknell
  • Susan Epstein '91
  • Ali Hashemian '01
  • Rachael Miletkov
  • Stephanie Moore-Combs
  • Avery Volkman '96
  • Lorna Wiggins
  • Elyce Tryon Sheehan
  • Erik Harrigan
  • Lisa McCulloch
  • Trevor Hatchell
  • Al Park
  • Michelle Lawrence, SPSPA President
  • Tatianna Duran, Alumni Assoc. President

Sundevils Forever

Alumni Events

This year, we continued to reconnect with alumni through more consistent, creative touchpoints, including regional happy hours in Dallas, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC, as well as several local gatherings. The Dallas alumni gathering was hosted by Alex Munoz ’09 and his wife, Katelyn, and the Los Angeles gathering was hosted at the home of Ali Hashemian ’01 and his partner, Betsy Hume ’01. These meetups gave alumni an easy way to reconnect, meet other Prep graduates in their area, and stay connected to what is happening on campus.

Durán Bus

The Durán family, longtime supporters and parents of alumni, generously purchased a bus for Sandia Prep, and we celebrated their gift with a special gathering of students and faculty to thank them. This bus has been crucial for transportation, helping students access athletics, field experiences, and learning opportunities beyond campus.

Society1966 Celebration

Our Society1966 Celebration was held at the Albuquerque Museum and built around the Border Doors project from Prep, which was featured on exhibit. We also honored alum Dominic Serna ’01 and his wife, Georgia Manjoros Serna, for their generosity and support of the school. It was a meaningful way to thank leadership donors while showcasing what students are creating and experiencing at Prep today.

Grandparents’ Day

Grandparents’ Day welcomed nearly 250 grandparents and special friends to campus for a joyful celebration of students and community. The day offered a window into campus life and strengthened the multigenerational connections that make Prep special.

Impact Lab Update

The Impact Lab continues to grow, strengthened by the E.E. Ford Foundation match and the hiring of Molly Rennie as Director. The student advisory board is helping shape partnerships, campus connections, and student-led initiatives, and the library has become a true hub for collaboration, conversation, and community use.

New Leaf Scholarship

Created by an anonymous donor, the New Leaf Scholarship provides financial support to a student who has faced meaningful challenges and demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination. It reflects Prep’s commitment to nurturing resilience, growth, and opportunity, and honors Frank Malley, Dr. Chuck Buxbaum, Steve Ausherman, and Molly Rennie.

Winter Wonderland

Winter Wonderland brought our community together for a festive evening featuring a makers market, Santa, a photo booth, and The Pitchfork open, before many headed to see The Nutcracker. It was a warm, welcoming community event that celebrated the season and brought families together on campus.

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“Our experience with Prep has been exceptional. The teachers, staff, and community are so wonderful in looking at the whole child and nourishing them to thrive in and out of school.”

– Micayla R., Parent

Curiosity in Motion

Amelia Gazic ’29

From engineering and outdoor leadership to volleyball and a middle school musical, ninth-grader Amelia Gazic ’29 has eagerly explored the wide range of opportunities available at Sandia Prep.

Read more about Amelia

She appreciates many aspects of life at Prep. “I love the campus, community, and my friends,” she says. “I also enjoy the range of activities, clubs, and academic opportunities.”

In eighth grade, this Unicorn took on the double challenge of playing both school and club volleyball. Balancing a demanding practice schedule with frequent travel required her to develop strong time-management skills. “I’d say the biggest day-to-day challenges were finding time to complete the more tedious homework assignments that take a lot of time or research, and also fitting in time for daily activities like talking to family and friends and getting enough sleep each day,” she adds.

Some of her favorite middle school classes at Prep included Experiential Environmental Engineering for Social Impact, along with math and science. One standout moment came during Spanish class, when she suddenly realized she understood everything her teacher was saying. She also fondly remembers laughing with friends on yearbook day and celebrating a win in the final volleyball game of the season.

As a freshman, Gazic made a conscious effort to step outside her comfort zone -- and was rewarded for it. “I did not expect to enjoy Intro to Computer Programming as much as I now do, and I am so grateful I went out on a limb and tried it,” she says. “I'd tell new freshmen that it is good to try different topics, even if you do not think you're going to like them.”

One thing that did meet her expectations was Biology 1 with Ernest Polansky, a teacher known for both his rigor and his popularity. “I love Biology, because the topics are very interesting, immersive, and well-explained, and Mr. Polansky is an amazing teacher,” she shares.

Photo 1 has also been a highlight for Gazic, “because it is a fun and artistic break from my academic classes,” she adds.

Gazic describes herself as “an engaged and curious student.” “I like learning about things that I’m interested in and really diving deep into every little detail.” At the same time, she’s working to embrace subjects she finds more challenging “so that I can learn and overcome challenges and boredom.”

While academics are important to her, Gazic has come to realize that relationships have played an equally meaningful role in her experience. “I think that it is not only the academics and campus, but especially the other people that have really been extremely pivotal for me as a student and as a person,” she says.

An Albuquerque native, Gazic attended Sunset Mesa Elementary School before coming to Prep, influenced in part by her sister Angelica ’27’s positive experience and her belief that Prep’s academics would be a strong fit.

Looking ahead, Gazic hopes to pursue a STEM field, most likely engineering. “I think that aerospace, chemical, mechanical, and environmental, as well as many other types sound appealing to me,” she says. “I believe these jobs could be a great fit for me because of my ways of thinking, problem-solving, and the fact that I have enjoyed engineering-related tasks since I was younger.”

“I do hope that it is something that I look forward to doing every day as well as something that I know is making a positive impact on the world, even if that impact is small.”

Outside the classroom, Gazic enjoys reading, writing, pottery, journaling, and spending time with her sister Angelica, her mom, and her cat, Marcy.

“I realize how lucky I am to even have the opportunity to be a student at a school like Sandia Prep,” she adds. “I am so lucky and fortunate to have the life that I’ve had, and I try to remember that and let it guide me in the way I live my life and treat others.

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Fiscal
Strength
in Focus

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2025
Endowments

$109,052.31

TIAA Senior Endowment Value 7/31/25

$10,655,561.58

TIAA Endowment Value 7/31/25

Thank You For Supporting Prep

List of All Donors

Larry and Nancy Adams

Melissa* and Mark Adams

Irene Agostini

Patrick** and Kimberly Allen

Lance and Jennifer Anderson

Robert and Gabriella Anderson

Loraine Andrews

Nicholas Andrews and Addie Olsen-Andrews

Anonymous (11)

Jackie Apodaca

Jeff Apodaca

Robert and Elizabeth Aranda

Michael and Kathy Armijo

Allen Arsenault and Elizabeth Henderson

Sean and Marge Babbitt

Luisa and Dan Baca

Ty Provoost

Maria Bachicha

William Baldwin

Zane and Wendy Barker

Myrn Ellen Barrett

Ted and Rachel Barrett

Matthew Bazan and Francis Gonzales

David Beach and Jeana King-Beach

Faith Begay-Holtrop** and Dean Holtrop

Erin Bell

Ray and Kate Bemish

Martin and Shannon Biddle

Barbara Binder

Katherine Blanchard '06

Martha Bonacich

Theo Bott

Box Tops For Education

Andrea Brue-Kendall '98 and Shayne Kendall

Bryan and Rachel Anne Bradbury

Lois* and Peter Brakenhoff

Tom '95 and Jill Broderick

Todd Bruner and Linda Rios

George and Peggy Bryan

Arren Buck* '04 and Cai Ewing-Buck '04

Crystal Buckner

Marcos and Tonna Burgos

Nancy Bushnell

John and Yvonne Butcher

William Butcher '25

Chuck Buxbaum* and Becky Gordon

Mary Byrn

Ryan and Laura Calkins

Lisa and Raimund Carrillo

Catlin Family

Rita Chalamidas

David and Cynthia Chavez

Benjamin Cho

Amy Clement '08

Bernard and Rosella Clifford

Travis and Summer Clovis

Christopher and Gretchen Collins

Monessa Contreras

Stephen Cook and Janet Quintana-Cook

Dixie Cooper '13

Kevin and Kelli Cooper

Shari and Mark Cordova

Scott Creagan

Kevin Cummins and Catherine Harris

Benjamin and Margaret Currier

Cliff and Cheryl Currier

Jonathan and Joyce Custer

Nicole Custer '93 and Morgan Royce

Nels Dahlgren and Jennifer Dillow

Tushar Dandade and Becky Hoggatt

Paul and Kristen Daniels

Bharat and Amanda Dara

Lea Davies

Terry Davis

Jonathan and Sarah Davis-Secord

Daniel de Leon* and Alejandro Contreras

Priscilla Deck

Robert and Diana DelCampo

Rob** and Stephanie DelCampo

Chanel DesJardins

Robert and Carol Diggelman

Shawn and Elizabeth Dirk

Jake and Nicole Dopson

Mufaro and Vicky Dube

Penny and Don Dudley

Tina '78 and Woodson Duncan

Tatianna Duran '07

Carrie and Paul Eaton

Shannon* and Ryan Elliott

Jay* and Jan English

Susan Epstein** '91

Steven Evans and Julie Muche

Matthew Ezzard '05

Matthew Faulkner and Angela Bachicha

Helen Feinberg

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Vickie and Timothy Filutze

Firestone Family Foundation, Inc.

Andrew and Kate Fishman

Fitness Superstore

Laura Fitzpatrick* and Rahul Sharma

The Edward E. Ford Foundation

Nick Freygang and Jean Rosenthal

Gerhard Kirk Friedrich

David and Andree Fritschy

Vicki* and Jeff Gale

Bronson Duran and Margaret Garcia de Duran

Bryan Garcia and Alarie Ray-Garcia

Stephen and Lisa Garcia

William Gater* and Esperanza Plath*

Cody Gatland and Valerie Hazelbaker

General Mills Foundation

Thomas* and Katie Gentry-Funk

Geri '74 and Dennis Georg

Roland Gerencer

Louis* and Courtney* Giannini

The Gilmore/Moriarta Family

Diana Gomez

Jillian Gonzales '91 and Brian Butcher

Martin and Cristina Gonzalez

Nilo and Dania Gonzalez

Robert and Barbara Gorham

Frederick Grambort and Cecily Yee

Mary Catherine Grissom

David and Ginger Grosjean

Ralph Groves and Cheryl Mason

Chris and Dawn Gutierrez

Jacob Gutierrez '24

Sylvia Gutierrez

Stefan and Mindy Gutow

Charles Gwinn* and Rachel Droste Gwinn

Peter and Marcy Hackett

Christopher Hall and Marjorie Ergas

Dave Hanson and Jennifer Kavka

Trevor and Natalie Hardcastle

Scott Harenberg and Jill Stone Harenberg

Julie Harrigan

Ali Hashemian** '01 and Betsy Hume '01/Kinetic Kares

Helen Haskell* and Morris Albert

Trevor** and Erica Hatchell

Amber Hayes* and Jake Buehler

Dick and Nancy Heath

Jane Hendrick

Dee Hines

Jerry and Marie Hochrein

Susi* and James Hochrein

Alea Trafton and Michael Holley

Casey Houghton '99

Jim and Nancy Houghton

Stan** and Jennifer Hubbard

John and Beverly Hubbs

Patrick Hubenthal and Nell Farrell

Paul* and Noel* Huitt

Patrick Hurley '85

Noelle and Brad Isenberg

Amy James* and John Diggelman

Sherrin Jameson

Scott* and Lynn* Jeffries

John D Drew & Dorothy M Drew Family Foundation

Kerin Jones '81

Leila Jones

Desiree Joseph*

William '99 and Sara Kaplan

Zackeree and Bianca Kelin

Dan Kelly*

Ellie Kerbleski* '13

Gerard and Julie Kerbleski

Seth and Sara Kindley

Joey Kinney** '06

Melissa Klein and Deb Harcke

Sara Koplik

Jerry Koppman and Selina Silva

Lucy Kozikowski* '91 and Tim Zannes

Kroger

Stevie Kuenzler and Amy Butel

William Kuh

Julie '87 and Rajiv Kwatra

Marina and Gregory LaVoie

John Ledwith

Kathryn Lenberg '98 and Mike Petty

Shuguang Leng and Yangyang Yu

Jay and Janice Livingston

Matthew Loehman '03

Richard and Christine Loew

The Longmont Community Foundation

Karen Lyall

Jessie Maestas

Laurie Magee* and Gabriel Gomez

Kelly Mancha

Alicia Marcell* and Nate Wells

David and Kim Martinez

Crystal McAlerney and Matthew Sanchez

William McCabe and Lydia Tapia

Lisa** and Frank McCulloch

George* and Brenna McJimsey

Marianna McJimsey

Trisha McWilliams

John '95 and Lindsay Meade

Mark Meiering

Erwin Melis and Hydie Sobel

Barb Meloche

Joseph and Margaret Michael

Don and Pamela Michaelis

Rachael** and Nikolay Miletkov

Nobuo Miyahara

Heather* and Jim Mock

Jessica Molzen '99

Patrick and Michelle Monaghan

Stephanie Moore-Combs** and Jackie Combs

Michele Mork-Ovson

Victoria Murata

James and Ann Nawarskas

Ray* and Corey Nelson

Tracey and Tara Neubrand

NeuroAtypical LLC

Jerelynn Newcomb

Paul Nielsen*

NM Senior Sports Foundation

Robert and Kathleen Norris

Christina* and Steve Ortega

Vanessa and Christopher Ortega

Kathleen and Diego Ortiz

Osuna Nursery & Greenhouses

Robin Otten

Patrick and Sonya Paiz

Karen Patrick

David and Jill Patterson

Geoff '97 and Kristine Patterson

Enrique Peacock

Ginger Penrose

Al Park'88** and Jessica Perez*

Amy '79 and Richard Pettigrew

Ernest* and Marianne Polansky

Poms & Associates Insurance Brokers Inc.

Terry Richey and Nancy Pope

Robyn Powell

Garret Price

Randy and Cynthia Price

Trent and Elizabeth Proffitt

Amy Quinn

Abdul Qureshi and Khadija Mamsa

Jeffrey and Amy Rack

Gil and Karen Raff

Janis Randall

Diane* and Matthew Rau

Jay Raval and Marian Raval Rollins-Raval

Patrick and Tamara Rendon

Molly* and Brandon Rennie

Jason and Melva Jean Repik

John Repik

Miriam* and Miguel Reyna

Mark Riley

Gwen Lewis

Eric and Micayla Rivera

Shannon Roberson Wildenstein and James Wildenstein

Mary Roberts '73

Nathan Roberts

Tom and Melissa Roberts

Justin and Tamara Rodriguez

Brooke Rosen

Sarah Rosenberg Brown '94

Mike and Kelly Ross

James and Cecelia Ruelas

Teah and Jason Ruetschilling

Sidney Scheer/Rush Bowls

Sheila Ryan Hunter '78 and Todd Hunter

Paul and Marilyn Ryder

Elisa and Eric Saavedra

Juan Duran and April Saavedra-Duran

Troy and Ann Samora

Janet Samorodin-McIlwain and Christopher McIlwain

David Sanchez

Marcus* and Mikaela* Sanchez

Patrick and Elaine Sanchez

Sandia Prep School Parents Association

Todd Sandoval** '91 and Cristie Sandoval '90

Colleen Sells '12

Dominic Serna '01 and Georgia Manjoros Serna

Katherine Sharp '03 and Toby Teel

Michael and Shari Siegal

Stuart Silloway

Sid Simmons

Bill Slakey* and Heather Clark

Charlotte Smith '90

David and Denise Smith

Kent Smith

Steve Smith '95

Ernesto Otero-Lopez and Sandra Soltero-Diaz

Wellington Spetic and Natalia Vidal

SPS Sundevils Athletic Organization

Jonathan and Jessica St Cyr

Vahid Staples* '91 and Amy Staples '91

Darko and Maya Stefanovic

Katrina Stephenson

Melissa* and John Stroud

Tom and Stephanie Stuhlsatz

Alex* and Graciela Tackman

Tami and Ted Taylor

Ken Tekin** '97 and Annie Tekin

John and Alexis Telle

The Coach Jack Curran Scholarship Fund

The Slomo and Cindy Silvian Foundation, Inc

Sue and Glyn Thickett

Kimberly Thomason*

Amy and William Thompson

Casey and Francine Thompson

Joseph and Angie Thompson

Jon* and Stephany Toman

Pablo Torres*

Raul '95 and Nasha Torrez

Waseem Touma* and Sarah Hamilton

Curtis and Christina Trafton

Tara Trafton '01

Len and Liz Trainor

Brian* and Venessa Tregembo

Gehron and Michelle Treme

Charlotte Trone and Donnie Cole

Elyce Tryon Sheehan** '01 and Sean Sheehan

Rob VanderMeer '87

Ian and Andrea Vanderwoude

Avery** '96 and Anna Volkman

Michael and Denise Volkman

Craig Vroman and Esme Finlay

Walter Henry Freygang Foundation

Susan Walton* '72

John Watson '98

Perla Webb*

Rafel Montoya

Troy and Martha Weisler

Jenny Wheeler*

William and Kirsten White

Stacey* and Pat Wiegleb

Lorna** and Bruce Wiggins

Wiggins, Williams & Wesenberg, PC

Karah and Casey Williams Cooper

Neal and Michelle Williams

Keith Wilson

Shanna* and Skhye Wix

Lorna* and Chris Wolf

Sora Wondra*

Randy and Jacqueline Woodcock

Jason and Christina Yarrington

Jason and Roberta Yurcic

Israel McMullin

Samantha Zeurcher '15

Shawn and Liz Zinter


*Staff
**Board of Trustees
These gifts include contributions at all giving levels, including in kind support.