The Class of 2019:

• 53 students graduated from SouthLake this past May
• 7 graduates will play a sport at the collegiate level, including baseball, football, soccer, lacrosse, and volleyball.
• 68% of graduates earned scholarship monies, collectively totaling more than $3.6
• million in awards for academics, athletics, arts, leadership, and commitments to their communities.
• SouthLake graduates were accepted to 86 different colleges and universities and will be attending 29 different schools in 10 states, as far north as Pennsylvania, as far south as Florida, and as far west as Texas.
• For the first time in many years, more of our graduates will be attending school out-of state than in-state.
• 16 graduates started SouthLake in kindergarten or earlier and maintained continuous enrollment through graduation. They affectionately refer to themselves as “lifers” and they have been on a journey together that will forever shape their lives.

Athletics:

• 80% of Middle School and High School students play a team sport at SouthLake Christian
• SouthLake competes in the Metrolina Athletic Conference (MAC)
• Varsity volleyball won the MAC regular season and tournament conference championships
• Varsity football sought to defend their state championship, reaching the state semifinals
• Varsity girls’ tennis won the MAC championship
• Combined girls/boys swim team scored first place in MAC swim championships
• Varsity boys’ lacrosse repeated as state champions in Division II
• Five student athletes received All State recognition
• Two student athletes qualified for the state golf championships
• Varsity baseball powered to a 14-win season
• SouthLake Christian won the 2018-19 MAC Sportsmanship Award

Fine Arts Presentations:

• Christmas at SouthLake – concerts and art display (December 2018)
• Choir Candlelight Christmas Evenings at the Biltmore (December 2018)
• Shrek, the Musical – theatre performance, over 1700 tickets sold (February 2019)
• Lower and Middle School Art Show (April 2019)
• Lower School Spring Art Extravaganza (April 2019)
• A Celebration of the Arts – Middle and Upper School music and art show (May 2019)
• ACSI Festival: High School choir – Superior, Middle School Choir, Concert Band, and Orchestra – Excellent (Spring 2019)
• Additions to Fine Arts Curriculum & Course Offerings:
  • Chapel Band/Worship Studies was added as course offering.
  • Middle school and High School students may participate in Chapel Band.
  • Theatre is now taught year-round by a new theatre teacher.

Financial Position:

• $7.5 million in net revenue ($8.7 gross)
• $6.7 million in net tuition revenue ($7.9 gross)
• $6.8 million in debt (financed at 5.25%, 5-year term, 25-year amortization)
• SLCA awards 1.2 million annually in employee discounts and financial aid
• Expenses:
  • $5m (68%) to salary, benefits, payroll taxes
  • $830k (11%) to facilities
  • $378 (5%) to administrative costs
  • $1.2m (16%) instructional costs
• 2018-2019 enrollment was 575
• Donations:
  • $150k cash donations to school ($260 per student on average)
  • $37k donations in kind for athletics (dirt, flagpole, water, lacrosse wall)
  • $23k donations from teachers to classrooms ($360 per teacher on average)