8th Annual
September 16, 2022
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2013 was the inaugural year of the Dragon Classic founded by Jeremy Sourbeer (’98) and Ryan Mann (’98). Organized by the Dragon Classic Committee, the tournament has grown into the premier event for Carroll Alumni.
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8th Annual Dragon Classic Dragon Classic Come join us on September 16, 2022 for the 8th Annual Dragon Classic at Grapevine Municipal Golf Course. Your registration includes: Greens Fee, Golf Cart, Practice Facility Use & Range Balls, Official Dragon Classic Golf Shirt & Hat, Swag Bag and Awards Ceremony with Feedstore BBQ following golf. Below is schedule of event:
Heat SCHEDULE
7 a.m. – Arrival, Registration & Warm Up
8 a.m. –Shotgun Start
1 p.m. – Live Auction, Lunch, Awards Ceremony
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3 Year Naming Rights (SOLD OUT)
$30,000.00 -
Entertainment Sponsor
$8,000.00 -
19th Hole Sponsor
$6,500.00 -
Premium Hole Sponsor
$5,000.00 -
Driving Range Sponsor
$4,000.00 -
Golf Ball Sponsor
$4,000.00 -
Cart Ad Sponsor
$3,500.00 -
Koozie Sponsor
$3,000.00 -
Beverage Cart Sponsor
$2,500.00 -
Hole Sponsor
$2,000.00 -
Hole Sponsor (Sponsorship Only)
$1,500.00 -
Dinner Sponsor (SOLD OUT)
Live Auction
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• Vacation rental stays at properties that you/your company own
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Special Thanks to our 2021 Sponsors
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Reserve Your Spot
Come join us on September 16,2022 for the 8th Annual Dragon Classic at Grapevine Municipal Golf Course. Your registration includes: Greens Fee, Golf Cart, Practice Facility Use & Range Balls, Official Dragon Classic Golf Shirt & Hat, Swag Bag and Awards Ceremony with Feedstore BBQ following golf. Below is schedule of event:
Schedule
7 a.m. – Arrival, Registration & Warm Up
8 a.m. –Shotgun Start
1 p.m. – Live Auction, Lunch, Awards Ceremony
Can’t attend the Dragon Classic? That’s okay, you can still donate to this worthy cause below.
Carroll ISD is a property-wealthy, Chapter 41 (Robin Hood) district. This means that the school funding formula caps the amount of property value tax collections that Carroll ISD can keep on the M&O side of the budget. Any value increases above the state-set cap, do not go to benefit Carroll ISD’s M&O budget.
In addition to your school taxes, which is the largest part of your local bill, you pay county, city, hospital and college district taxes. Each entity sets a local tax rate that is applied to your home value. For instance, Carroll ISD’s M&O tax rate of $1.04 per $100 assessed valuation, is added to the I&S tax rate of $.35 per $100 assessed valuation, to create a $1.39 total school tax rate.
School districts that are property-wealthy like Carroll, must surrender taxes collected on the M&O budget to property-poor districts.
Under the current school finance formula, CISD estimates to pay $19 million as part of the Robin Hood recapture payment in 2016-2017.
For an average-valued home, the total property tax bill for 2017 was $8,355; the state keeps $29.9% to redistribute to other school districts.
Because of Robin Hood, Carroll ISD keeps $5,857 and $2,498 is recaptured; in the future, if property values grow, CISD does not get to keep the additional taxes collected on the M&O budget; CISD only keeps the I&S tax collections, which helps pay for new debt.
From 2001 to the current budget, Carroll ISD’s total Chapter 41 Robin Hood recapture payments have been $215 million. Despite state funding cuts and deficit budgets, the district has been able to give 3 percent raises and manage through growth using short-term portable building options.
2022 Dragon Classic Committee:
Robert Clayton - Class of 2000
robert@dragonclassic.com
Isaac Gregory - Class of 1996
isaac@dragonclassic.com
Carey Clayton - Class of 1996
carey@dragonclassic.com
David Gregory - Class of 2000
david@dragonclassic.com
Lance Hight - Class of 1986
lance@dragonclassic.com
Kody Haverkamp - Class of 2002
kody@dragonclassic.com
Taylor Slagle - Class of 2009
taylor@dragonclassic.com
Justin Padron - Class of 2007
Cross Country Mortgage
Evan Brown - Class of 2013
evan@dragonclassic.com