This document provides information about an upcoming home schooling conference and seminar. It includes: - Details about a February 13 seminar on prioritizing couple time featuring speakers Rick and Miriam St. Pierre and Paul and Jeanette Watje. - Information about the FEAST 2016 convention in June including featured speakers and topics. - Details of testing, job fairs, leadership programs, and other upcoming events for homeschoolers.

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3. Supercharged
Second
Saturday
Prioritizing Couple Time
February 13, 10-11:30am at FEAST
Join us for nuggets of wisdom from the experiences of veteran
home schoolers, Rick and Miriam St. Pierre as well as some laughs
and inspiration from Paul and Jeanette Watje as they are still in
the daily life of home schooling.
• Are you discouraged?
• What does God desire for you?
• What is God doing in your most difficult situation?
• What are you focusing on relationally?
• Are there idols in your home?
• What is your most hopeless problem?
• What obstacles keep you from prioritizing couple time?
These and other questions will be addressed. What does it mean to love as God does-unconditionally? This is
where our hope lies, not in the performance of our spouse or children. Take your eyes off of what, or who, you
think needs to be fixed.You, your marriage, your children, your spiritual walk, will be challenged and edified by
this enlightening Second Saturday seminar! Sign up here!
Rick & Miriam St. Pierre will soon celebrate their 40th anniver-
sary. (And, as Rick would say, they have been happily married
for 13 years.) They have five children, three of whom are mar-
ried. In March, their third grandchild will be born! Next
summer they will have home schooled for 30 years. Rick &
Miriam have been moved by God to minister to couples in the
same way God has ministered to them. Don't come to hear
three points and a poem, or even the five things you must DO
to be happily married or to successfully home school. Come to
be encouraged that "He is able to keep that which I have com-
mitted unto Him against that Day." II Timothy 1:12
Paul and Jeanette Watje
just celebrated their 24th
anniversary. They spent
nine years in the world, were saved in 1999, and have been living for the
Lord while learning to be Christ-like to each other and are best friends.
With 10 children, their house is always in motion. They are known for
being a bit more adventurous than most, taking cross country road trips,
planning family gatherings, women's retreats, and various events to laugh
and have fun. They hope to encourage you to seek God and His will for
your family, having Christ as your example.
Coming Next Month
Mother/Daughter Tea &
Thrift Store Fashion Show
March 12
Rick & Miriam St. Pierre
Paul and Jeanette Watje
“I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine: he feedeth
among the lilies.”
Song of Solomon 6:3 3

4. Why Should You and Your Family
AttendtheFEAST2016Convention?
• Refreshment
• Encouragement
• Guidance
• Relationship building
• Learn new educational concepts
• Check out new home school materials
Some of our great featured speakers include:
Norm Wakefield, founder of The Spirit of Elijah Ministries International, has a heart not only for the local
church but also for families. His mission is to teach God’s children to live the gospel by turning their hearts
toward God and their children. Norm shares his pastor’s and fathers, heart, emphasizing living a trusting expe-
riential relationship with Jesus Christ. Norm’s life-changing workshops have impacted the lives of the
families worldwide. His workshops will focus on the following topics: How to Build a Foundation of Faith,
What's a Mom to doWithTeenage Sons?The Most PowerfulWordsYou Can Say, PreparingTeens for Christ-Cen-
tered Relationships, and How to Create a Gospel Culture in Your Home.
Beverly Parrish, is an educator, home schooling mom of seven, and Licensed Davis
Dyslexia Correction® Facilitator. She has home schooled others, mentored new
home school moms, and tutored struggling students. Having several children with
special learning issues, she has educated herself in ways to help struggling learners.
Beverly’s greatest passion is helping students conquer reading problems. Beverly
will be speaking on the following topics: Strategies for Struggling Learners and
Exhausted Moms – Reading and Spelling, Can I help my child with special needs?
And Playing Academic catch-up with Teens.
CLICK HERE FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF FEATURED SPEAKERS AND TOPICS!
Be Ready
Teen Staff Leadership Training
Ages 13 – 18.
FEAST has a rich history and tradition of influencing social change starting with
our own young people. Home school parents have wisely invested the time
needed to train their children with a strong world view, and it is always a plea-
sure to plan the annual teen leadership program during convention to minister
to these exceptional teens. For 2016, our teen program will be threefold with
opportunity for your teens to grow in apologetics, strengthen their Biblical
worldview, and demonstrate their selflessness trough service projects as aTeen
Staff Member at the convention. Teens will rotate between workshops, fun
activities, and service projects all designed to encourage leadership growth and exercise social skills. Program
fee includes all supplies, lunch for both days and a Teen Staff t-shirt! Click here to read more!
“But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to
every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear.”
I Peter 3:10
CON VENT
ION
2016
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5. “The range of the mountains
is his pasture, and He
searcheth after every
green thing.”
Job 39:8
Read all about it!
Click here!
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6. “And God created great whales, and every
living creature that moveth, which the
waters brought forth abundantly...”
Genesis 1:21
SeaWorld Job Fair Success!
We were so blessed to have Sea World come out and
recruit for summer jobs! If you are interested in learning
more about working with Sea World, visit
www.SeaWorldJobs.com
THE ASVAB CAREER EXPLORATION PROGRAM is a free
career planning and exploration program that com-
bines a multiple-aptitude test with an interest self-as-
sessment and a wide range of career exploration tools.
Taking this test can be helpful to virtually all students,
whether they are planning on immediate employ-
ment after high school in civilian or military occupa-
tions, or further education at a university, community
college, or vocational institution.
The test is open to all students in 10th - 12th grades and recent high school graduates. Students who are consid-
ered freshmen are not eligible to participate.
The test will be administered at FEAST Wednesday, March 16, at 10am. Results will be given to students at the
post-test interpretation workshop which will follow. Visit www.asvabprogram.com for more information. Regis-
ter here!
ASVAB Testing at FEAST
Wednesday March 23, 2016 at 10am
Stanford Achievement Test Grades 3 -12
Monday and Wednesday
April 25 & 27, 2016 at 8:30am – 1pm. The Cost is $75 per child.
Registration Deadline Monday - March 10, 2016
FEAST is happy to be offering the home school community standard-
ized testing again this year. Testing is not required by the state of Texas
for home schoolers, FEAST offers this as a service only. Space is very
limited, and registration will be accepted on a first come/first regis-
tered basis.
Verification: Each student testing as a home educated student must be verified by their parent/guardian. This
year when you fill out the on-line or in-store registration, you are verifying that the student you are registering
is indeed being educated at home.
Register here. No late registrations will be accepted. You will receive a confirmation by email within 2 days after
the registration deadline and an email with instructions 1 week before the testing dates.
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7. Leadership
DiplomacyIntegrity
Empower Your Teen to Change the World
May 12-13, 2016
9am - 6pm
Generation Joshua Operation iCommand
Are you ready to change the world? Are you prepared to
shape the course of American politics, impact your local
communities, and change the culture around you?
If so, then Generation Joshua is for you. Gen J will equip
you to not only understand the history and founding of
America, but also to make an impact in the world today.
The iCommand full day training, with Generation Joshua,
is designed as an intense foreign policy crisis simulation.
The students act as members of the executive branch of
government. They must respond to a variety of develop-
ing foreign crisises.The students take on roles in the State
Department, Department of Defense, and national secu-
rity organizations attempting to discern wise and true
courses of action. An intense look at the powers of the
presidency in action, and U.S. foreign policy, iCommand
provides student with an opportunity to test their own
idea of how the U.S. should act on the world stage and
see the consequences in real time.
For more information on Generation Joshua go to,
www.generationjoshua.org
The Generation Joshua iCommand simulation is limit-
ed to 80 students, and will fill up fast, since it is open
to Generation Joshua members throughout Texas.
The cost is $95 per student and includes lunches and
supplies.
REGISTER NOW!
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8. Rep. Jason Isaac, since his election in 2010, has proven to be a knowledgeable and
effective legislator. He has passed legislation to assist veterans, protect Second
Amendment rights, and strengthen election integrity. Rep. Jason Isaac is a fourth gen-
eration Texan who resides in Hays County with his wife, Carrie, and their two boys.
Read more!
Ivy R. Taylor was elected Mayor of San Antonio on June 13, 2015. Prior to
that, she was appointed to the office of Mayor in July, 2014, to fulfill Julian
Castro’s unexpired term. She had served as the District 2 City Council Repre-
sentative for a total of five years beginning with her election in June, 2009.
During her tenure on the City Council and as Mayor, she has remained
focused on balanced growth throughout our city and targeted investment
in areas where opportunities have been limited. Mayor Taylor is a devoted
wife and a mother. Learn more about her career here!
Come See What Politics Are About
February 17th 9:45 - Noon
Please join us on Wednesday, February 17th, 2016, for an exciting Civics class with Mayor Ivy Taylor, State
Representative Jason Isaac, Constable Mark Vojvodich AND his police dog, Alvin. Alvin will perform a drug
detection and an attack demonstration.
It will be a VERY informative class. Our speakers will share at our Civics class on Wednesday, February 17th,
and take your questions. We start with music at 9:45am. Mayor's time will be limited with us so you need to
arrive promptly by 9:45am. Email Gale at hopegale50@gmail.com with any questions about the Civics
program. Dress code is modest business casual. Click here to register.
All used books you can fit in a bag for $15.00. This price
includes a reusable shopping bag to hold your books.
Bookstore hours are Monday through Friday 10am – 5pm.
Please call (210) 342-4674 ext. 10 for more information.
Used book sale!!!!!
February 15
Bookstore hours are 10am - 5pm
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9. Box Tops for Education.
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Box Tops mean extra cash for FEAST. We still have a ways to go to reach our $2,000 goal.
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“So God created man in His own image; in the image of God He created him;
male and female He created them.”Genesis 1:27
Produced from a biblical perspective, Made in His Image will inspire audienc-
es by looking at the human body in all its wonder—fully functional, fully
human, and fully created in God’s image.
Featuring medical, engineering, and other experts like Dr. Randy Guliuzza,
Made in His Image will fascinate audiences with mind-blowing facts,
dazzling imagery, and memorable illustrations.
The four episodes will examine the stages of human development and show
that everything we need to fulfill God’s plan is instilled in us from the first
moments of life. Each episode reinforces the knowledge that every human is
special to God. He has endowed each of us with unique physical abilities,
intellect, and spiritual lives to fulfill His purpose.
Click Here to Register
Episode 2: The Marvel of
Eyes. This episode explores
the incredibly complicated
human visual system and its
vital role in our cognitive
development from infancy
through adulthood.
Made in His Image
Free Science Workshop
February 22, 6:30 pm
The Battle of the Alamo (Feb-
ruary 23 – March 6, 1836) was a
pivotal event in the Texas Revo-
lution. Following a 13-day
siege, Mexican troops under
President General Antonio
López de Santa Anna launched
an assault on the Alamo Mission
near San Antonio de Béxar
(modern-day San Antonio,
Texas, United States), killing all
of the Texian defenders. Santa
Anna's cruelty during the battle
inspired many Texians—both
Texas settlers and adventurers
from the United States—to join
the Texian Army. Buoyed by a
desire for revenge, the Texians
defeated the Mexican Army at
the Battle of San Jacinto, on
April 21, 1836, ending the revo-
lution.
First Saturday at the Alamo:
On the first Saturday of every
month, the grounds of the
Alamo are transformed back in
time to the 1830s. Join us for a
full day of living history fun that
the whole family will enjoy.
Learn about life in frontier Texas
with special demonstrations
and crafts.
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10. National
Geographic Bee
The National Geographic Bee
of 2016 was held at FEAST on
January 15. The Bee is run by
the National Geographic Soci-
ety and has local, state and
national tournaments. It is for
4th-8th graders.
There were 13 anxious contestants who settled their nerves
after making it through the first round! Many parents and
siblings were on hand to watch. The 3rd place winner was
David He-slop, 2nd place was Alexander Maganda and the
first place winner, who was in the GeoBee for his first time was
8th grader Jamin McGhee. When asked how he prepared for
the Bee, Jamin said that he took many of the on-line quizzes
on the National Geographic Bee website as well as other
studying. Jamin will be taking a written test to see if he qualifies for the State Bee in April.
Many congratulations to all the contestants who came and shared their knowledge of the world that the Lord
has made. A special thank you to Erin Butts, a high school junior, who read the questions provided by the
National Geographic Society, and also to, Sue Berry as our moderator.
If you wish you had been in the Bee but didn't know about it, check the Manna in October or November next
year when we will have a date for the 2017 Geo Bee. In the meantime, keep up with current events, color a map,
or go on line to The National Geographic Society Geography Bee website and take a quiz. You might be
surprised at what you know!
Congratulations to our Annual
FEAST Spelling Bee winners!
Congratulations to our Annual FEAST Spelling Bee winners! We are
so proud of all of the effort each student put into this competition.
Our students did so well that we ran out of
words from the original list and had to add
more!
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We would like to thank Mr. Jordan Potter, Mr.
Kody Speers, Craig Cihak and Mr. Lonnie
Phillips for leading our teen devotions during
the month of January. We are blessed to have
such godly leaders.
“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works,
which God hath before ordained that we walk in them.”
Ephesians 2:10
Teacher applications for the 2016-2017 Co-op are now being accepted
through February 15, 2016. Click Here For Application.
Theme Days: February 9 & 11 – Western Day
Great Job on Nerd Day!
In January, the FEAST Student Council members had the
opportunity to learn more about leadership and committee
organization. Mrs. Kaylene Karras blessed our members
with a presentation to teach us how to be better stewards
of our time during our meetings, as well as how we can
become more organized. With pointers for minute organi-
zation, committee organizations, and being the best stew-
ards of our time that we can be, her presentation will greatly
assist us in streamlining the FEAST Student Council.We plan
to implement her tips for a better student council very soon.
Thank you so much, Mrs. Karras, for all of your help!
Student Council Cici’s Pizza Lunch Fundraiser
Thursday, February, 2016 at Noon
Come on out and support our FEAST Co-op at the Student Coun-
cil Pizza Fundraiser! Click here to Order online to save you time
and help us to ensure we order enough pizza for everyone. All
proceeds will benefit FEAST Co-op Student Council Events.
Student Council
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12. by PIERS Advisor, Kaylene Karras
Special Needs Evaluations
Our last article talked about the big picture of Learning Disabilities. This month we will delve into evaluations for
special needs students. Let’s say you suspect your child has learning struggles or that there is something unique
going on that you just can’t seem to put your finger on, but it concerns you. Or perhaps you have well-meaning
friends, family or teachers suggesting that your child needs additional support to succeed academically or in their
daily functioning. How do you know when to seek help, where to seek help and what you need to consider? These
are the first questions that PIERS (Partners In Educations and Resource Support) usually is asked each year.
Does Your Child Need an Evaluation?
Evaluations for learning disabilities are often over encouraged and are not always needed. They can, also, be expen-
sive and complex. However, if your child happens to have a serious learning impediment, emotional impairment
and/or a mental health condition I believe it is worth the investment and consideration for your child’s quality of life.
How do you know if your child needs an evaluation? If the difficulties you observe pose a significant and substantial
impediment to your child’s emotional, intellectual, academic, physical and or daily function, your child may benefit
from an evaluation. For example, if by the age of six to seven your child continues to demonstrate substantial diffi-
culty learning to read— despite consistent traditional reading instruction —an evaluation might be necessary to
eliminate further delay or frustration for the child. Another sign that may warrant an evaluation: you notice greater
difficulties or struggles as your child moves into third or fourth grade levels of education, where work requirements
are more demanding. Many specialists feel prompt intervention in the earlier developmental years before ages six
to seven is more successful.
Big Benefits of an Evaluation
A proper evaluation has immense benefits for your child’s development and edu-
cation, serving as a catalyst to help you plan reasonable goals and assist you in
methods to teach your child better. Evaluations can open up avenues for resourc-
es to help with greater support that might be needed in their future academic goals or daily functioning. It can edu-
cate and equip the parent and child to better manage and overcome challenges. (Remember, it is tough to over-
come that which we do not understand.) Accurate evaluations also stimulate our child’s emotional, physical and
mental self-awareness of what is going on in their bodies, and it promotes self-discipline and self-regulation skills.
In light of the discussion regarding the seeming over diagnosis and treatment of attention difficulties, I want to add
a strong word of caution regarding evaluating attention difficulties
(ADD/ADHD). Attention difficulties can be very difficult to diagnose and are
open to varied interpretations even amongst professionals. What may be an
attention problem to one person or specialist is not to another. As I mentioned,
auditory and visual issues can look like attention difficulties. Other contributing
factors that look like ADD/ADHD are sleep disorders, anxiety, boredom or Senso-
ry Processing Disorders. Great attention to detail and thoroughness that consid-
ers all of these possibilities should be considered when seeking evaluation for
attention difficulties.
If you do choose to evaluate your child, he or she should be reevaluated continu-
ally every 3-4 years, as a significant amount of ADD/ADHD symptoms are
outgrown with age and maturity. Attention difficulties are one of the greatest
areas of concern that I hear among parents who home school.
Kaylene Karras is a home school mother dedicated to supporting families in their
home school journey. Join her at the Smoothing the Way support group for home
school moms, or the Partners In Education Resources and Support meeting on the
second Tuesday of each month. More information here.
“Ifthedifficultiesyouobserveposea
significantandsubstantial
impedimenttoyourchild’s...”
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13. Text Analysis & College Application Essays
High School Essay Intensive:
Register here: http://www.IEW.com/TX2016
A One-Day Seminar for High School Students & Teachers, June 9,
Thursday, 2016, 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Cost: $50.00/participant (accompanying adult, $25.00)
Presented by IEW’s humorous and engaging director and master
teacher Andrew Pudewa, the High School Essay Intensive class
provides immediate experience and inside tips toward high school
essay writing, including
Text analysis: Students will learn to employ strategies required in
many college entrance exams or in response-to- literature prompts,
including how to evaluate the ideas presented select facts or exam-
ples to support an author’s claims identify stylistic or persuasive
elements, such as word choice or appeals to emotion, which add
power to the ideas.
The college application personal essay: Students will choose the question, create the outline, and polish a
final version. Participants will leave with a clear concept of the task their own outline for an actual personal
essay several new tricks and techniques to add to their repertoire. Open to all students regardless of their expe-
rience with IEW courses or methodology, this seminar also offers tools and tips for general composition skills.
Come prepared to write a great deal during this six-hour class.
Graduating?
If you are interested in having your
graduate walk the stage
in a graduation ceremony, please go to
www.homeschoolgraduations.com
and fill out the contact information
page to receive more details.
“Train up a child in the
way he should go:
and when he is old, he will
not depart from it.”
Proverbs 22:6
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14. The School of Science and Technology
San Antonio Math Contest
The School of Science and Technology
(SST) cordially invites your child to the
San Antonio city-wide 5th and 8th grade
Math Contest at SST-Discovery (5707
Bandera Road, Leon Valley, TX 78238) on
Saturday, February 20th, 2016.
SST Math Contest provides a valuable
opportunity for students to improve
their math skills in a variety of math
subject areas. There is no registration fee
for this competition.It is open to all 5th and
8th grade studentsin
the SanAntonio
Metropolitan Area.
For more info,
visit: www.ssttx.org.
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Did you know...
France became the first nation to recognize the United States as an independent state on February 6, 1778, when
France’s Secretary of His Majesty’s Council of State, Conrad Alexandre Gérard, and American Commissioners
Benjamin Franklin, Silas Deane, and Arthur Lee signed two treaties in Paris.
Free Admission to
the Witte Museum!
Looking for a good indoor field
trip on a cold February day? The
Witte Museum has free general
admission on Tuesdays from 3pm
until 8pm. With several
fascinating displays, an exciting
new Texas History exhibit, and
the interactive H-E-B Science
Treehouse Free Tuesdays at
the Witte are fun for the whole
family! To learn more, visit
www.wittemuseum.org.
I Read About it in the MANNA!
Exciting Educational Opportunities for Kids
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15. Building strong forms and strong
character at Tae Kwon Do Class
Hands on classes are the best!
Making Memoriess
Whipping up something
yummy at Cooking Class!
Look what God made!
Good Friends
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16. Or on these thought-provoking novels
And picture books…
Save 20% on all biographies of
famous African-Americans…
Celebrate the life of the great humanitarian,
William Wilberforce!
Don’t forget to check
out the Super Discount
Table!
Febrauy is Black History Month
Bookstore Features
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17. Bookstore Features
Remind your kids how much God loves them
with these touching stories by Max
President’s Day is coming!
20% off or more on Biographies of
Abe Lincoln & George Washington
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Check out these great resources
on keeping God in all your relationships!
20% off or more!
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18. “I press toward the mark for the prize of the high
calling of God in Christ Jesus.”
Philippians 3:14
From Your Athletic Director
It has been a relatively mild winter, which invites us to get out and
enjoy the wealth of sports opportunities FEAST offers to our families.
Our new golf program has kicked off with programs both for middle
school players in the ISAL league, as well as a new high school
program. Both programs are getting instruction from our new golf
partners at the “First Tee.” We are very excited about this partnership
with the First Tee and hope and pray that this is a long term relation-
ship. Thanks to our new golf Commissioner Mrs. Cindy Seward who
worked hard to put this all together.
Basketball is in its last few weeks of its season with multiple teams set
to go to state and national tournaments in the next 6-weeks. We have
several teams who are enjoying incredibly successful seasons. At this
writing, our boy’s varsity team has a record of 21 wins and 3 losses and
our boy’s junior varsity has a record of 21 wins and only 2 losses. Pray
for Commissioner Scott Reimer and his wife Sara as he completes this
basketball season diligently acing as commissioner even though he has a new employment project which
makes him work in St. Louis most days of the week.
High School Soccer is in the last few weeks of their season.Track and Field and baseball have both started their
practices for their respective seasons. Baseball is the capable hands of Commissioner Susan Rutherford who
returns as our baseball Commissioner for a second season. As usual, there are a huge number of registrations
for track and field. This is one of our most popular programs, so ably put together by Commissioner David
Dunn.
As always there is a wealth of sports opportunities for your kids and families to be a part of, excel at and enjoy
at FEAST. We hope your family has found one or more to participate behind.
“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!”
Psalm 133:1
Sports in Season Now:
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19. FEAST Patriots Track and Field
This year’s seniors include:
Andrew Calhoun, Jordan
Gobert, Matthew Torvik,
Sarah Estrada, Will Coale,
Calvin Lindley, Jackson
Waschek, KaEeann Lochte,
James Field, Eric Mittal,
Maddie Anderson, Sarah
Newman, Mark Finley, Russel
Mittal, Victoria Bowden,
Naomi Tovar, Steven Finley,
Kyren Stewart, Eliana
Cartagen
As the Holiday Season and Fall/Winter Sports come to a close,Track and Field is gearing up for a great 2016 season.
Led by longtime Coach David Dunn, the FEAST Patriots are looking forward to an outstanding year on the track.
A senior-heavy roster positions the
Patriots to contend at every meet they
attend.The girls’team is highlighted by
Seniors, Madie Anderson and Kaieann
Lochte. Maddie Anderson will com-
pete at a high level in the High Jump,
400m, 800m, and accompanying
relays. A UTSA Roadrunners Soccer
commit,KatieannLockteexcelsinboth
the 400m and 800m, while also assist-
ing the 4x400m relay team. The boys
team is anchored by Seniors Matt
Torvik, Kyren Stewart, and twins Mark
and Steven Finley. After laying down a
4:28 indoor mile in Norwegian flag
shorts, MattTorvik looks to improve his
already exceptional 1600m and
3200m times. Kyren Stewart works to
continue putting out blazing fast
times in the 100m and 200m races
after a great AAU summer season.
Mark and Steven have also demon-
strated their prowess in the distance
events over the summer at Nike Cross
Nationals. Mark strives to break the 2
minute barrier in the 800m this year.
The majority
of team
practices are
h e l d
Monday and
Wednesday
evenings at
R andolph
High School.
Anyone who
has ques-
tions regard-
ing FEAST Track and Field Should
contact Coach David Dunn at,
feasttrak@gvtc.com.
Please come out and support the FEAST Patriot Track and Field team
at their meets! Listed below are some upcoming meets.
Feb. 20th - Panther Relays @
Medina Valley HS
Feb. 27th - Blanco Meet @
Blanco HS
March 5th - Ranger Relays @
Smithson Valley HS
Feb. 26th - Blanco Meet @
Blanco HS
March 3rd - Cornerstone Meet @
Cornerstone HS
March 10th - Bandera Meet @
Bandera HS
“Know ye not that they which run in a race
run all, but one receiveth the prize? So
run, that ye may obtain.”
1 Corinthians 9:24
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20. Did You Know???
The Patriot Pass isn't just for sports!
Read more about your
Patriot Pass benefits
February Schedule
(all games played at Missions
Baseball Academy unless other-
wise noted)
Feb. 2, 4pm vs. St. Anthony
Feb 4, 4pm vs. Cornerstone
Feb. 11, 4pm vs. Cornerstone
Feb. 13, 5pm vs. Cotrulla
Feb. 26 - 27 TMI Tournament at
TMI
Getting Off to a Great Start!
Wow! What an amazing turn out for our Spring Season Golf team.
The Patriots are looking at competing six middle school and
two high school golfers! It’s not too late to participate in this
challenging, life long sport. Registration is open and practices
started the week of January 25th.
The Patriots are blessed to have coaches Mark Tisdale and Taylor Carruth of The
First Tee of Greater San Antonio. Both of these men have a heart for kids and are
professional golfers. Please keep the Patriot Golfers, coaches, and parents in your
thoughts and prayers as we build our team reputation by playing tournaments
in and around the San Antonio area.
For further information, please do not hesitate to contact Cindy Seward at
210-262-3003 or cindyseward65@gmail.com.
The FEAST Patriots Varsity
Baseball team is looking
forward to an exciting new
season of baseball! Workouts
began January 4th with the
boys working hard to get in
shape for a busy season.
They’ve already shown an
impressive display of ability,
determination and hustle. The
team recently had an opportunity to test their skills at a double-header
scrimmage on January 16th. There was some good baseball played by
the boys, and their coaches are excited about this season’s prospects.
February has the boys playing a full schedule starting on the 2nd
against St. Anthony. Come out and support your Patriots Varsity Base-
ball team!
“I can do all things through Christ
which strengtheneth me.”
Philippians 4:13
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21. a great start, with opportuni-
ties for middle and high
schoolers!
continue through the winter
Track and Field is just begin-
ning their regular practice
schedule
Baseball just completed a
double-header scrimmage
and are ready to begin the
regular season
The San Antonio Tennis asso-
school program
Basketball season is almost
over, and our teams are set to
go to state and national tour-
naments in upcoming weeks
Sports
Highlights
Home School Tennis
The San Antonio Tennis Association is
teaming up with the San Antonio Parks &
programs for area home schooled
provided, but we
request that all
children come wear-
ing athletic clothes and have water.
To register, please visit our website at www.saten-
nis.org. Registrations will also be accepted in person
when you attend. Seven week session pricing: $15.00
for one child, $25.00 for a family of two or more children
request to speak with Roger Ojeda or Alexandra Trobough at
210-735-3069 or rogerojeda@aol.com.
ing every Monday from 11:45am to 1:45pm. All girls in 5th through 12th
are invited to attend. This is for all levels of players from beginners to
Varsity level interested in learning more about volleyball.
Participants are able to sign up one month
at a time for $30.00 or you can sign up for all
your child is interested in pursuing or you
can utilize it as a PE requirement. Sign up here!
Click to view the Complete Sports Calendar
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