St. Andrew's Celebrates the Class of 2016
Congratulations to our 103 scholars, artists, athletes, and servants who graduated as the Class of 2016 on May 28! Click here to view our Graduation 2016 photo gallery.
In addition to the department awards recognizing achievements in academics, athletics, and the arts, St. Andrew’s bestowed additional prizes to students who influenced their community with their enthusiasm and compassion.
In addition to the department awards recognizing achievements in academics, athletics, and the arts, St. Andrew’s bestowed additional prizes to students who influenced their community with their enthusiasm and compassion.
The Scholarship Award - Read Barbee and Annika Ostrom
For outstanding academic achievement, passion for learning, and pursuit of excellence.
The Hilary Carlson Award - Harrison Benson and Keaton Drummer
For that senior who most clearly exhibits dramatic personal growth throughout high school.
The Scott Field Bailey Servant Award - Elias Asher
For that senior whose dedication, selflessness, and deep concern for others best exemplify the St. Andrew’s ideal that its students lead productive and responsible lives in their community.
The Cornerstone Award - Izzy Rankin
For that senior who fully embraces the mission of St. Andrew’s, this recognizes courage, creativity, and love of school.
The Lucy Collins Nazro Award - Tres Allen and Julie Gester
For that senior who contributes in original ways to improve the life of the students, faculty, and staff of St. Andrew’s.
The future is bright for our newly minted graduates. Fifty-five percent of graduates received scholarships: The four-year total in scholarship funds awarded to the Class of 2016 is approximately $8.9 million.
Six students will continue to compete in at least one sport—including baseball, football, lacrosse, track, and volleyball—at the NCAA level.
Sixty-nine percent of students will attend college outside Texas, one student will attend college abroad, and five students will take gap years before college.
Six students will continue to compete in at least one sport—including baseball, football, lacrosse, track, and volleyball—at the NCAA level.
Sixty-nine percent of students will attend college outside Texas, one student will attend college abroad, and five students will take gap years before college.
We also bid a special farewell to the 24 "lifers" who attended St. Andrew's since first grade. Though they depart from our campus, the Class of 2016 will always have a home at St. Andrew’s. We can't wait to hear from our newest alumni on their next adventure!
