Sophomore Tanner Nyveen steps up to bat in round one of the Southwest Preparatory Conference playoffs.

Nader smiles with the staff of the Fort Bend Senior Meals on Wheels as she wheels in supplies. Nader shared that her biggest goal was to relieve the stress of senior citizens who often struggle to take care of their animals.

Nader talks with a prospective customer who is reading a brochure about Nader’s initiative. In order to earn her Gold Award, Nader put in over eighty hours of work, coordinating with Meals on Wheels and Fort Bend Senior Center to pull of her project.

Nader filled a shopping cart with all the supplies she brought to the Fort Bend Senior Center. “I finished my project leaving with more confidence in my leadership skills, and now when I put my mind to something I give a hundred and ten percent and nothing less,” Nader said.

Nader stands behind the pet supplies she collected for her project including dog kibble, canned wet food, and wipes. I really wanted to help the senior citizens in anyway way I could,” said Nader.

Senior Sabrina Nader poses in front of her booth at Fort Bend Senior Center selling dog supplies as part of her Girl Scout Gold Award project.

The boys golf team poses after the game.

Seniors process across the stage of the Arena Theater during the baccalaureate ceremony.

It is not every day that a school raises $142 million for campus construction. But this is exactly what Kinkaid’s “All In” fundraiser achieved.