Alumni News & Information
As ECS is in the midst of its third decade of equipping leaders, we have a great deal to be thankful for, including the impact that our alumni are making in their high schools, colleges, workplaces, communities, and around the world. The update form may be used to share news in your life, including address changes, degrees earned, new job/promotions, awards, and examples of how you are impacting the world for Christ.
Attention high school seniors and college students
ECS administers the James Ludwyck Christian Education Scholarship, which was established in 1997 to benefit well deserving Christian, high school graduates who attend an approved college to pursue a vocation that, like the founder, will enable him/her to make a significant impact for Christ in contemporary society. The amount of the scholarship is determined annually by the Board of Directors of Evansville Christian School. The application deadline is typically January 31 for the coming school year. Contact the school office for an application.
Update as of June 2009 
Congratulations to Tess Rudolph (Memorial) and Bryan McDowell (Harrison), from the ECS Class of 2005, who graduated as valedictorians of their high school classes.
Congratulations as well to Amanda Stephens (ECS Class of 2005), from Castle High School, who has been awarded a 2009 Lilly Scholarship. Amanda will be attending Taylor University in the fall.
Paige Rudolph (picture at right), a senior at Taylor University (ECS Class of 2001) has been named a 2009 NAIA Division II All-American for the second straight year. Paige was also named Mid-Central College Conference First Team for the second consecutive year. Said her coach, "Paige is an outstanding Christian athlete. Her passion, work ethic, and demand for excellence have helped raise this program to another level." Congratulations Paige!
Congratulations to Jessie Ellsperman (ECS Class of 2005; pictured with Susie Masterson), who was nominated for the 2009 Leadership Evansville Award in community service for her leadership on the Youth Resources Teen Advisory Council with more than 80 members. Her nominator stated, "Jessie truly motivates other membes of the Council to participate in thousands of volunteer service your each year."
Kaleb Noblett (ECS Class of 2005) was chosen to represent the Southwest Indiana PEERS Project mentors at the National Day on the Hill event sponsored by the National Abstinence Education Association. Kaleb spoke with congressmen urging their support for abstinence education funding for schools.
Please feel free to call us at (812)-477-7777, drop us a note, or submit updates on-line. If you have a picture to share with us, please e-mail the picture in JPG format (click on Contact/Find Us above). We would love to hear from you!
