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Head of School,
Breck Koelemay
bkoelemay@acs4me.org
I’ve been with ACS for about seven and a half years, starting as a substitute teacher. Growing up on a ranch in Southeast Texas, I saw firsthand the wonders of God’s creation (that’s probably why I became a science teacher). After graduating from Lamar University, I taught JH science and coached at West Columbia Junior High. From there, I moved on to Angleton High School
teaching different science subjects and continued coaching a variety of sports. After nearly 30 years of teaching, I left education with the intent of taking over my family’s ranch. While there, it became obvious that I wouldn’t be taking it over but helping my dad close it out. Once that happened, I returned to education teaching at ACS.
I met my wife Pam while both teaching at WCJH and have been married nearly 34 years. We have two wonderful daughters, Shannon and Alyssa, that attended Brazosport Christian School. My wife currently works at Freeport Elementary, where she has been a first grade teacher and now a dyslexia interventionist.
While in third grade, a tragic accident led me to faith in Jesus Christ. Throughout the years since, my walk with Christ has been similar to the Israelites traveling through the wilderness. God has used that time to provide for our needs and well as test me to know what was in my heart. In college, I served on the Baptist Student Union Executive Committee working alongside
other believers to share Christ across the campus, mainly through our intramural programs. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has become an organization that is very close to me. In 1990, we started the first FCA huddle at WCJH, and when coaching at AHS, I worked with Katrina Hodge to build up the FCA there. We are active members of Brazos Pointe Fellowship. Being
part of a local church has always been important to us as has bringing the message of the Gospel. While I’m looking forward to serving by leading ACS into its future, this will not happen without God’s leadership. Please pray for our school and our leadership team as we prepare for the next school year.
Hebrews 3:12-14
12 See to it, brothers and sisters, that none of you has a sinful, unbelieving heart that turns
away from the living God. 13 But encourage one another daily, as long as it is called “Today,” so
that none of you may be hardened by sin’s deceitfulness. 14 We have come to share in Christ, if
indeed we hold our original conviction firmly to the very end.
Elementary Principal,
Alana Evans
aevans@acs4me.org
Hi, I’m Alana Evans! I have been at ACS since February of 2011. I’ve been blessed to see God’s plan for ACS come to life, watching Him take the school from 75 students to over 300! ACS thrives by God’s grace and guidance. I have taught so many different areas- 3rd-12th English, 3rd-12th Social Studies/History, 7th grade Technology, 10th grade speech- just to name a few. Currently, I am teaching 10th grade World History, 11th grade U.S. History, 12th grade Economics and Government, and 10th grade Speech.
I graduated from the University of Houston in 2006 with a bachelor's degree in Political Science and a minor in English. In 2015, I graduated from The University of Texas at Arlington with a masters in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies. In 2010, I decided I wanted to become a teacher and got my certification.
I married my husband, Steven Evans, in 2019. He had 3 children prior to our marriage who live with us- Brooke (17), Josh (15), and Brandon (13). Together he and I have 2 daughters- Sophie (4), and Brielle (1 ½). I love to travel and see the world, and any chance I get we talk about the world around us. Travel is my true passion. My husband owns a remodeling business and I own a travel agency. Our lives are busy, but God has blessed us immensely.
Secondary Principal,
Tim Walch
twalch@acs4me.org
Counselor,
Lisa Montealegre
lmontealegre@acs4me.org
My journey with Angleton Christian School began many years ago; in the early 2000s, the local churches would gather to pray for the community, first responders, churches, and schools. The churches would gather for a community event called “Church on the Move.”
The community's faith was connected, and hearts were unified for the same vision and mission for our city, our community, and a young school soon to be called ACS. I remember at one of the “Church on the Move” gatherings at First Baptist Church; the vision was shared so we would begin to pray; the vision was stated as to “start a school,” K-4, and add a grade every year until 12th grade. Later, I was hired in 2017 as a contract worker to teach “Worship Development.” It has been a true joy every moment working here at Angleton Christian School; I grow every day!
My husband, Alex, and I pastor La Vida Regional Foursquare Spanish Church and TLC Foursquare
English church. We have served our community as senior pastors for 16 years. Alex and I have been
married for 27 years. I received my Foursquare minister's license in 2006 and was ordained in 2009. My passion is to love others as Jesus loves me.
My life was dramatically transformed on August 26, 1996, when I met the genuine love who would save me from a terrible road. Alex and I have two daughters, Alyssa Arroyos (aka Ms. Alyssa) and Ana
Montealegre. Alyssa and her husband, Justin, minister with us at both churches. They are currently
finishing getting licensed through International Foursquare Gospel to become pastors. Alyssa is a young adult and youth pastor with a master’s degree in church ministry and theology. Ana recently graduated with her bachelor’s in psychology and is working toward her LPC licensing with her master’s.
I am excited to serve you in our new season and journey together. The beautiful lifestyle of ACS is that we can share our faith, keeping Jesus at the center as the root that will bring so much fruit in all our lives.
Galatians 6:9
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we
do not give up.
