With a passionate Head of School, specialized teachers, a committed board of directors and an enthusiastic school community, Crossroads is poised to take an important step in its history: acquiring more land and constructing a new academic building.
Crossroads has almost all of the pieces in place for expansion. All that remains is to acquire an additional $1.8 million to complete the project. To date, over $3 million has been raised. Houston's foundation community has been exceedingly generous, as have 100 percent of the board of directors, faculty and staff who have participated.
The centerpiece of the effort to improve and enlarge the aging campus is the academic building, which is specifically designed to meet the learning needs of our students. This building will allow the original structures on Dolores Street to be demolished and enlarge the current play area. It will be built on the recently acquired adjoining land on Winsome Street, a safer and wider street with curbs and sidewalks. The learning centered two-story building will have 12 classrooms, an art room, a science room and a sensory integration room. It will also house a library, administrative offices and meeting rooms.
Current and future students, parents, faculty and staff will benefit tremendously by having the opportunity to learn, teach, work, and volunteer in a modern building which directly facilitates the transforming of lives, the renewing of hope and the building of potential. The new building will provide an environment that is geared to the needs of the entire Crossroads community.
The continuing success of the capital campaign and the resulting new academic building will be a tremendous achievement in the history of Crossroads School. The impact and transformation of children with learning differences will be truly significant and meaningful for the foreseeable future.
Please join us in our quest to meet the needs of our children. Walk with us throught the Doorway to the Future! For more information please contact Dr. Arnoni at 713-977-1221.
Champions $200,000
The Fondren Foundation
Michelle and Michael Heinz
Mike and Mickey Marvins
McNair Foundation
Victors $50,000
– $199,999
Baxter Trust
The Brown Foundation, Inc.
Castex Foundation
Mary Jo and Mick Cantu
The Cullen Foundation
Ann and Ed Deery
Egbert Family Foundation
Kimberly and Judson Holt
MD Anderson Foundation
Michael Miller
Megan and Andrew Schroeder
Margaret and Joel Shannon
Charles Shook
The George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation
Commanders $25,000
– $49,999
The Albert and Ethel Herzstein Foundation
Gulf Interstate Engineering
Sam and Debi Mishael
US Coins - Mr. Kenny Duncan
The West Endowment
Captains $5,000
– $24,999
Apache Deepwater LLC
Carla and Gonzalo Arjona
Lynn and Thomas Burke
A Child of Grace Foundation
Covington Adams Development Group LLC
The Crain Foundation
Linda Elkins
Houston Jewish Community Foundation (Velva G. and H. Fred Levine Fund)
Ardon and Rue Judd
Dan and Ruth Flournoy
John Flournoy
Fred and Mabel R. Parks Foundation
Traci and Vincent Marable
Laura and Brad Meadows
Stefanie and Marc Plotkin
Russell Landscape of Georgia
Petra and Greg Tabor
Vivian L. Smith Foundation
Barney Kogen
Raymond and Ann Hawkins
Carol Garnett
Sarah Flournoy
Leaders $1,000
– $4,999
Martha
Ainsworth
Dr. Carol Alberts and Mr. Seth Alberts
Dr. Gila Arnoni
Raana and Mark Bell
Denman Foundation
Dr. Sally Downey and Sharon Jacobs
Sukey Fenoglio
Mark Endacott Gregg
Frederick R. and Jane I. McCord Family Foundation
Sharon and Stewart Prentice
Denise and David Walker
Max Levit
Sharney Foundation
Bret and Judy Stanley Fund
Stars Up
to $999
Linda
Addleman
Anne and David Allen
Millicent Andrus
Bassell Asi
Mary and Albert Avina
Benjamin Bannon
Marcie and Robert Berry
Greta Bernitz
Roberta Bernstein
Chris Biondolilo
Bertha Bodenheimer
Mary Bradley
Lorena and Eric Briel
Lorena Brown
Elizabeth Bunk
Lagenia and David Clark
Lara and Perrin Clark
Mrs. John D. Curtin III
Debra Dade
Wendell Davis
Elena DiIorio and Greg Neely
Tina Doughty
Shannon Drake
Obi Ehieze
Cecilia Edwards
Donna Ermis
Sandy Francis
Aaron Feldman
Kari Findley
Catherine and Alan Finley
Lucinda and Brad Fleming
Flame Seal Products, Inc.
Friends of Crossroads
Joan Gittleman
Pamela Gray
Jessica Gregg
Dr. Barbara Gordon and Kim Komer
Lisa Guggenheimer
Dede Hill
Gregory M. Hoffman Fund
Eddie's Place
Stephanie Viator
Neta Alexander
Marjorie Morris
Beverly Horton
Lisa Hough
Houston Animal Acupuncture and Herbs, P.A.
Julia Humphreys
Shannon Burke Huff
Cindy Ivanhoe
JMB2 Architecture Inc.
Allison Jordan
JustGive
Katzenellenbogen Family
Cindee Klement
Karen Krall
Donna Lair
Neice Lang
Cynthia Lin
Bayard Linbeck
V.G. Levine
David Lewis
Jackie And Connelly McGreevy
Tevia McLaren
J. McLaughlin
Jennie Mitchell
Gloria Parrino
John Parsley
Mary Majors Payne
Cheryl Petersen
Leah Ragiel
Catherine Randall
Misty Roeder
Marcie Rosen
Sally Brown Russ
Emma Sall
Shannon and Jason Scarcella
Natalie Seyerle
Dana Sneed
Team Riddle
Jean Claire Turcotte
Team Riddle
Jennifer Wallace
Martha Woulfe
Jennier Seitz
Hilcorp
Gary Alexander
John Witherspoon
Crossroads School operates as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization; therefore, gifts are tax-deductible as allowed by the law.
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