On Monday, January 12, 2026, San Antonio Academy welcomed back alumnus Pierce Kellogg, class of 2014, for the latest installment of Alumni Monday, introduced by seventh graders Liam Cox and interviewed by students Cooper Urban and George Mauzé. Following his time at SAA, Pierce graduated from Alamo Heights High School in 2018 and later from UTSA. He now manages over a million dollars in inventory for Joseph's Men's Store.

During his conversation with students, Kellogg shared memories from his Academy days, recalling the pride he felt being a part of the graduation ceremony parade and his fondness for the school’s Wednesday Mexican lunches. Reflecting on his transition from private to public school, he noted that The Academy’s structure and expectations instilled a strong sense of accountability that helped him thrive in college and beyond.

Kellogg emphasized that SAA taught him to be a gentleman, to treat others with respect, and to appreciate people’s differences, values he continues to carry into his personal and professional life. He also credited his friendships at The Academy for shaping his character, recalling the eighth-grade class trip to Dallas as a defining moment of brotherhood and camaraderie.

Before closing, Kellogg encouraged students to “work hard, don’t give up, and always try your best to be the best you can be.”

About Alumni Mondays: Each Monday, we welcome an Academy alumnus to speak to SAA boys during chapel. During this presentation, our alumni speakers share meaningful stories and lessons from their days at SAA. View Alumni Monday Showcase