St Paul Deacons
St. Paul High School Alumni Association
St. Paul Virginia
Business
Alumni Business
The St. Paul High School Alumni Assocition is a non-stock, not-for-profit, tax-exempt corporation under the provisions of Title 13.1 of the Code of Virginia and 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
We will be the "alumni voice" to encourage the entire community to exercise their options provided by law to work together for the mutual benefit of St. Paul Schools and become eligible for funding from all available sources to support the Alumni Scholarship Endowment.
General membership shall be extended to anyone who attended St. Paul High School. Voting privileges and the right to hold office will be granted to those members who pay annual dues of $5.00. A general membership meeting of voting members shall be held every two (2) years.
Endowment
Gifts and Donations to the SPHS Alumni Endowment Fund - Scholarships for Graduating Students
The one most familiar Tax Exempt Internal Revenue Code (IRC) is Section 501(c)(3) public charity or private foundation, which is established for purposes that are religious, educational, charitavle, scientific, literary, testing for public safety, fostering of national or international amateur sports, or prevcention of cruelty to animals and children. Therefore, your gift or donation to the SPHS Alumni Association Endowment Fund is TAX DEDUCTIBLE! Take adcantage of this deduction for a cery worthy cause. Make gifts payable to:
SPHS Alumni Association
PO Box 516
St. Paul, VA 24283
Membership
Membership in the St. Paul High School Alumni Association is FREE to all SPHS Alumni, anyone who attended any of the St. Paul schools, and all friends of SPHS
Membership includes a listing in the password protected directory available only to our members. All persons who attended St. Paul High School are members of the St. Paul High School Alumni Association, Inc. with voting rights and the right to hold office. There are no dues or fees to be a general member. Voting privileges and the right to hold office will be granted to those members who pay annua dues of $5.00. A general membership meeting of voting members shall be held every two (2) years.
To register, include the following information via mail or in email and include the following information:
Name (include maiden, if applicable)
Address
City, State, Zip Code
E-mail Address
Phone
Years attended SPHS
Any additional information you wish to share
Meetings
2014-10-13 Agenda 2014-10-13 Minutes
2013-01-14 Agenda 2013-01-14 Minutes
2013-04-08 Agenda 2013-04-08 Minutes
2010-01-18 Minutes 2010-04-19 Minutes
2010-07-12 Minutes 2010-10-11 Minutes
2008-01-28 Minutes 2008-07-21 Minutes
Consolidation
RESOLUTION OF ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, INC.
WHEREAS, the St. Paul High School Alumni Association, Inc. supports individual high schools for each of the six (6) towns in Wise County, Virginia.
WHEREAS, the St. Paul High School Alumni Association, Inc. does not support consolidation of any high school in Wise County, Virginia recognizing the value of each for the continued excellence in education and extracurricular activities.
WHEREAS, the consolidation of any high school in Wise County, Virginia would not only be detrimental to the students but to the individual communities to include lower property values, losses of revenue, population, industrial growth and economic prosperity.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the St. Paul High School Alumni Association, Inc. hereby requests that the Wise County School Board of the Commonwealth of Virginia cease all plans for consolidation of any high school in Wise County, Virginia for the mutual benefit of all its citizenry.
This resolution is hereby adopted this 8th day of March, 2005, by the unanimous vote of the St. Paul High School Alumni Association, Inc. Board of Directors.
DATED this the 8th day of March, 2005.
Suzy Pate Harrison (1968), Recording Secretary
Board of Directors:
Ronna McReynolds Arrington (1976)
J. D. Cassell (1962)
Benny Greer Crowder (1961)
Susan Stanley Evans (1975)
Tom Fletcher (1955)
Kimberly Powers Helbert (1988)
Clarice Evans Hileman (1952)
Judy Brooks Ison (1963)
John Jones (1961)
Connie Stanley Kessinger (1963)
Mescal Stanton Lytton (1939)
Theresa Domby Salyer (1974)
Kathy Thacker Stewart (1973)
Allyson Jessee Sutherland (1992)
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2011-05-05 Wise Board Adjourns For Lack of Quorum
2011-05-03 Lawsuits Filed Over Consolidation
2011-04-06 School Board Votes to Close St. Paul
2008-06-24 School Board Narrows Options
2008-01-15 St. Paul/Pound Support Schools
2007-12-13 Council Join Unified Effort
Committees
Reunion Committee
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All Directors & Officers
Scholarship/Fund Raising
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Johnny Jones, Chair
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Doris Fletcher
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Kyle Fletcher
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Suzy Harrison, Exec. Chair
*Terry Vencil/CHS Rep
*Judy Abbott/Eastside Rep
Finance/Budget
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Benny Crowder, Chair
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Chub Crowder
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Sareh Hamilton
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Suzy Harrison, Exec. Chair
Nominating/Membership
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Debbie Baca, Chair
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Peggy Austin
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Allyson Sutherland
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Suzy Harrison, Exec. Chair
Memorabilia
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Kathy Steward, Co-Chair
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Allyson Sutherland
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Suzy Harrison, Exec. Chair
*Pam Vance/Web Admin.
Newsletter/Website
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Alana Broyels, Chair
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Judy Abbott
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Connie Kessinger
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Frank Molinary
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Suzy Harrison, Exec. Chair
*Pam Vance/Web Admin.
Awards
2011 Virginia Board of Education Excellence Award
2011 Deacon Baseball Cumberland District Champs
2009 Top High School
St. Paul High School recognized by US News and World Report:
St. Paul High School, along with Appalachia and Pound High Schools, has been recognized with Bronze Awards from U.S. News and World Report Best High Schools 2009 Search. To view the article please click the link below. The link for Virginia's top high schools can be found here.
The following brief came from the Governor's office:
Nationʼs Best: Virginia Governor Timothy M. Kaine congratulated Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology in Fairfax County for being named the nation's best high school by US News & World Report. A total of 43 VA schools made the annual list of Americaʼs top 100 high schools. Four high schools received Gold Medals, 12 Silver Medals and 27 Bronze Medals.