6 new classrooms New playground Renovate interim space for commons cafeteria Gymnasium, lockers, concession, weight room A new baseball field

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1 6 new classrooms New playground Renovate interim space for commons cafeteria Gymnasium, lockers, concession, weight room A new baseball field

2 TRADITION RISING Thirty-Five years ago, NCA s founders envisioned a school where children could get the very best education and pray to the Lord in the same classroom. Distinctive since its founding, NCA remains committed to academic and spiritual excellence

3 ENROLLMENT RISING With projected growth at 600 students over the next few years, you have an exciting opportunity to financially partner with us to build a new baseball field, gymnasium, classrooms and community spaces. Leave a lifetime legacy equipping students to be godly Christian leaders in our local communities and abroad.

4 COLLEGE READINESS New Covenant Academy students consistently get accepted to the college of their choice. Arizona State Biola California Baptist College of the Ozarks Colorado State Creighton Drury Evangel John Brown Liberty Mid-America Missouri State Missouri University of Science and Technology Penn State Texas Christian Oklahoma State Southwest Baptist Univ. of Arkansas Pratt Institute Taylor Univ. of Missouri at Columbia Univ. of Missouri Kansas City Univ. of Ca. San Diego William Jewell College

5 ATHLETES RISING New Covenant Academy offers a core sports program to students K-12. Through sports, students learn analytical thinking, physical skill sets (agility, flexibility and strength), physical well-being, healthy lifestyles, leadership, discipline and social skills. High School Middle School Elementary Intramurals Basketball Basketball Basketball Cheer Cheer Cheer Cross Country Cross Country Soccer Swimming Soccer 6-8 Volleyball Soccer Track and Field Track and Field Volleyball Volleyball Golf

6 Successful Students New Covenant Academy offers a core sports program to students K-12. Through sports, students learn analytical thinking, physical skill sets (agility, flexibility and strength), physical well-being, healthy lifestyles, leadership, discipline and social skills. LANGUAGE ARTS FAIR 2014 Elementary 11-1 st place winners Middle School 2-1 st place winners High School 10-1 st place winners $1,000 Scholarship to an NCA student Collins Scholarship awarded to an NCA student One Middle School Student to Hall of Fame PUMMILL MATH RELAYS AT MSU 2014 Geometry team placed first in division (top 3 of 41 schools public/private) VISUAL ARTS 2014 Grand Champion Mark Twain Conference Art Competition Several students earned 1 st, 2 nd, and 3 rd place ribbons VOCAL MUSIC 2014 Large Ensemble all Exemplary 1 ratings MSHSAA in performance and sight reading BAND2014 Exemplary ratings at MSHSAA district competition in performance and sight reading

7 WARRIORS RISING TO THE NEED! Goals Enroll two classes per grade level Jr. K. 12th totaling 600 students Increase course offerings Increase dual-credit offerings Fully develop the athletic program Give distinct identities to school divisions (Elementary, Intermediate, Middle School and High School) Provide fine arts with spaces for practicing and performing: in conjunction with spaces for chapel and assemblies Address growing need for improved parking, dropoff/pick-up areas, designated cafeteria, age appropriate exterior play spaces, community spaces such as: library, technology, art, gym, etc., and administrative office support spaces.

8 Gymnasium: Multiple Uses Equals Scheduling Challenges These photos illustrate areas of growth and need at NCA: Classrooms Become Visitor s Locker Rooms for Games

9 Warriors Rising to the Need! These photos illustrate areas of growth and need at NCA: Hallway Foot Traffic Congestion Drop-Off Congestion Classrooms

10 LONG-TERM PLAN The project will be implemented in 4 phases with estimated total project cost at $12million PHASE ONE--$5,600,000

11 PHASE 1 6 Class Rooms Playground Baseball Field Gymnasium, Lockers, Weight Room, Concessions Renovated Commons for Cafeteria

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14 1. Cash donation 2. Appreciated securities 3. Bonds 4. Bequest in will A) Cash B) Specific property C) Share of the state residue 5. Charitable Gift Annuity 6. Charitable Remainder Trust 7. Deferred Gift Annuity 8. Real estate 9. Charitable Lead Trust 10. Beneficiary of retirement plan 11. Life Insurance Policy 12. Paid-up policy whose coverage is no longer needed 13. Donate car/truck/boat 14. Donate jewelry 15. Donate paintings 16. Donate antiques 17. In Kind Giving or % of costs A) Concrete B) Site Work C) Plumbing D) Landscaping E) Electrical F) Roofing G) Printing/Design H) Cleaning

15 CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS BUSINESS SPONSORSHIPS INDIVIDUAL SPONSORSHIPS NAMING OPPORTUNITIES

16 Size of Gift Number of Gifts Needed Sub-Total Cumulative Total $1,000,000 1 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $500,000 2 $1,000,000 $2,000,000 $250,000 4 $1,000,000 $3,000,000 $100,000 5 $500,000 $3,500,000 $75,000 8 $600,000 $4,100,000 $50, $500,000 $4,600,000 $25, $375,000 $4,975,000 $10, $250,000 $5,225,000 < $10,000 LOTS

17 Contact for more information Mrs. Glenda Scott, Development Director 3304 S. Cox Rd. Springfield, MO (417) ext. 451