Development Staff
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For more information about giving opportunities to Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School, or to volunteer for our many events, please contact a Development staff member.
Carla is an esteemed alumna and dedicated 13-year veteran of Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School (STE). Having grown up in the STE community, Carla is thrilled to now share this enriching environment with her husband and two sons, who both teach and attend school at STE.
With 12 years of professional experience, including seven years in development, Carla is committed to leading STE toward a promising future as the Director of Development. She holds a degree in Business Marketing and Advertising from Texas A&M University. Carla is proud to be an Aggie, but even more proud to be a Saint through and through!
Astrid brings experience in both Residential Leasing and Childcare, blending a professional background with a love for learning. Passionate about DIY projects and reading books accompanied by music, Astrid finds joy in creative and intellectual pursuits. She is driven by a desire to broaden her knowledge through diverse conversations and discovering new perspectives. Being at STE has been an exceptional experience for Astrid, as she deeply values the school's commitment to academic excellence, its supportive community, and the enriching environment that fosters both personal and professional growth.
Daisha currently serves as the Community Engagement Manager at Saint Thomas' Episcopal School. After a decade in reconstruction and cosmetic marketing, she recognized the need for a change and knew STE was the perfect fit for her family shortly after they joined the community. Her professional skills include community relationship building, strategic marketing and communication, event planning, volunteer coordination, and Spirit Store management.
Daisha enjoys gardening despite the challenges posed by the Texas climate. She is deeply committed to supporting children and has served on the board of No More Victims Inc. for nearly 20 years, an organization dedicated to helping children with incarcerated parents. As a proud parent to her daughter Zoe, who is in the STE Class of 2031, she wholeheartedly embraces her role in fostering community engagement.