Your journey through Whitefield Academy was just the start of God’s plan for your life. You are living out our mission of producing graduates who impact their world with biblical thought and action.
Upon graduation, you joined a network spanning 50 years of Wildcats who are doing incredible things in life. We want to continue serving you throughout your successes and journey through life!
We would love to hear from you! If you have ideas for alumni engagement, want to share your story with the Whitefield community, or just want to stay up to date on the latest happenings, please connect with us today at alumni@whitefield.org.
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Where the Wildcats Are
From Whitefield to wherever God leads next, our alumni are making an impact. Where the Wildcats Are offers a glimpse into the lives of graduates who are living out their faith and pursuing their purpose beyond our halls.
Haley Evans | Class of 2018
Brand Manager at The Working Assembly, a creative agency in New York City
I attended Whitefield for 7 years, from 6th through 12th grade. Whitefield felt like the perfect balance for me, offering everything I wanted out of my middle and high school experience. The smaller student body allowed me to form genuine connections, and I felt supported and cared for by both students and teachers. At the same time, I was academically challenged through honors and advanced courses and took advantage of extracurricular activities like theater and the swim team. I especially appreciate that I grew in my understanding of scripture and theology during my time at Whitefield. The foundational knowledge I gained helped spark my love for studying the Bible, and I often recall lessons from high school during my personal study time today.
Emily Jacobson | Class of 2017
Rapid Response Registered Nurse
I graduated from Whitefield Academy in 2017 after attending from kindergarten through 12th grade. After graduating from Whitefield, I studied at Western Kentucky University and earned my Bachelor of Science in Nursing. I am currently working as a Rapid Response registered nurse at UofL Hospital.
Spending nearly my entire childhood and adolescence at Whitefield shaped me in ways I didn’t fully appreciate until adulthood. The community was the heart of my experience—teachers, coaches, and classmates who genuinely invested in who I was becoming, not just how I performed. The spiritual life at Whitefield was equally formative, providing me with a foundation of faith that has supported me through some of the most challenging and meaningful moments of my nursing career.
Whitefield prepared me for real-world scenarios by teaching me how to think critically, communicate with compassion, and approach every situation through a Christian lens. Those lessons have stayed with me, especially in my nursing career, where empathy, integrity, and calm leadership matter just as much as clinical skill. I am currently finishing up my Doctorate of Nursing, specializing in Adult Gerontology Acute Care, at the University of Louisville. I am planning on working with a pulmonary critical care group.
Chase Callaway | Class of 2023
Active Duty United States Marine Corps
I attended Whitefield Academy for all four years of high school. During my time there, I was surrounded by amazing teachers who went far beyond their roles in the classroom and became true mentors in my life. They invested in my growth not only academically, but also spiritually and personally. I also built amazing friendships that continue to mean a lot to me, grounded in shared values and experiences.
Whitefield Academy provided a strong structure centered around God, which influenced everything from the curriculum to daily life. Because of that foundation, I learned to see the world as God’s work of art, full of purpose and meaning. Whitefield helped me understand what it looks like to live out my faith in real and practical ways. It taught me to embody the characteristics God calls His children to have: patience, humility, and kindness. Most importantly, it instilled in me the importance of love, which I carry with me in every aspect of my life.