2010-11 Annual Report

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2010-11 Annual Report
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation Dear SDA families and friends, On behalf of the San Dieguito Academy Foundation (SDAF) Board of Directors, I am proud to provide you with our annual report for the fiscal year July 2010 – June 2011. I had the pleasure of becoming involved with the Board in the middle of last year. I was thoroughly impressed with the dedication of its members and the Foundation’s 14-­‐year tradition of enhancing SDA’s unique culture and quality programs by raising funds and promoting active parental and community involvement. When I was invited to take on the position of president of this critical organization, I was honored to accept. The Foundation’s Board members represent just a fraction of the hundreds of volunteers who spend countless hours helping the school and our students. We want to extend our deepest gratitude to all of you — whether you chaperoned school dances, stuffed envelopes for special mailings, served as chauffeurs to various tournaments and events or as judges for Battle of the Band, or staffed a booth at Grad Nite. SDA would not be where it is today without your contributions of time, goods and money. During the fiscal year, the Foundation addressed several changes and challenges and accomplished a great deal with limited resources. The Board of Directors made significant changes to the way the Foundation operates and we found creative ways to make do with less. An important accomplishment was discovering new sources of income. We launched a partnership with Revolution Test Prep and Catalyst Test Prep, both of which donated a portion of their sales to the SDA Foundation. The Board voted to use that income to fund the Counseling Department and the College and Career Center and to provide scholarships for graduating seniors. The highlight of the year was the completion of the state-­‐of-­‐the-­‐art Performing Arts Center (PAC), which houses the Clayton E. Liggett Theater. The opening of the PAC is a tremendous accomplishment for our school, our students and our community. Although this building is called a Performing Art Center because of its primary teaching purpose, in actuality all students will use it during a variety of events and activities that take place on campus. These events include Grad Nite, Speech and Debate competitions, Comedy Sportz, and Battle of the Bands. A combination of state and district funds targeted for construction paid for approximately half of the $9.7 million cost of the building. The remainder was raised through a combination of grants, loans and parent and community fundraising. SDAF proudly presented the district with the $375,000, which was a portion of the total funds w e raised during a 5-­‐year capital campaign. The fact that we were able to raise this amount in just a few short years is testament to the hard work of a small group of dedicated volunteers who worked tirelessly to spread the word about the importance of a new PAC for our school. As importantly, the successful campaign is an indication of the SDA community’s willingness to rally behind a cause. 4
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Fundraising, Gifts and Grants We ended the year positively, with income from fundraising totaling more than $165,800, which was just slightly less than the prior year. We also received nearly $90,000 in direct contributions to our general fund, and cleared more than $363,000 for the PAC campaign. In addition, we saw an increase in the number of families who chose to donate directly to activities that their children are involved with. More than $97,000 in donations were earmarked to our member councils, which support extra-­‐curricular activities (Athletics, Music, Theater Arts, Academic (which supports Speech & Debate, M ustang Minds, and Robotics), Student Support Services and Grad Nite. In addition to the SDA families who generously supported SDAF, gifts from alumni and local corporations, as well as grants from government and private foundations, had a large impact. During the fiscal year 2010-­‐2011, we received generous donations to the general fund from long-­‐time supporters, the City of Encinitas and the Mizel Family Foundation Community Grant Program. We also received two restricted grants. The Gary and Mary West Foundation provided $10,000 for our Workability program, which provides pre-­‐
employment skills training, worksite training and follow-­‐up services for youth in special education who are making the transition from school to work. And, the Encinitas Rotary donated $3,000 toward AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination), an in-­‐school academic support program that prepares students for college eligibility and success. In addition, many local corporations supported both the Foundation and its Councils. For instance, SAIC generously supported our Robotics Program. And, we received many matching donations, thanks to SDA parents who took the time to process the grant requests through their employers. Matching corporate grants are often overlooked as a way for families to support our school, so we encourage everyone to take advantage of that employment benefit if it’s available to you. SDA’s new Performing Arts Center opened on August 30, 2011. The 16,000-­‐square-­‐foot facility incorporates theater and music wings to serve the needs of both drama and m usic students. The theater wing includes a 200-­‐seat indoor Clayton Liggett Theater, classrooms, practice areas, dressing rooms, a scenery lab, a 500-­‐
seat outdoor stage with sound reflectors, and storage space for props and sets. The music wing features a 3,700-­‐square-­‐foot rehearsal hall, six soundproof practice rooms, a music library, an instrument storage room and a recording arts classroom. 6
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation Funded Projects Historically, the Foundation has focused on funding programs the school would not otherwise have in order to provide students with an enriched academic experience. However, in recent years, an increasing percentage of the Foundation’s donations to the school are targeted to basic educational programs and supporting the priority needs that benefit all students (as identified by SDA’s principal and staff). This is because the State of California continues to cut back on educational funding, thus forcing school districts like SDUHSD to decrease the allotment for each school. As a result, educational foundations like SDAF are filling the gap between limited public funds and the dollars needed to support educational goals. In recent years, this gap has consistently expanded. At the beginning of the year, we worked closely with the SDA’s past principal, Mike Grove, to establish a shared vision that would guide how w e allocate the Foundation’s funds. We were able to fund about 90 percent of our goals in the following areas:  Academic programs (such as tutoring)  Expansion of the arts/media/entertainment program through the completion of the PAC  Health care and bio-­‐technology program  College and Career Center  Technology upgrades  Development of a new engineering design and development curriculum SDA Achievements and Recognition Thanks to our financial support and the tireless time and commitment from hundreds of parent volunteers, our students were able to excel in countless ways. It would be impossible to spotlight all of the students’ achievements during 2010-­‐2011. They included thoroughly entertaining theater productions; festival performances that garnered two consecutive “unanimous superior” ratings for the Wind Ensemble and excellent ratings for both the Symphonic and Jazz Bands; the Mustang Minds team’s electrifying defeat of Canyon Crest 3 Did you know? The Student Support Service Council promotes the efforts of students, parents, counselors, administrators, staff and the community to develop programs that address relevant issues. The council sponsored the standing-­‐room only parent forum "Tune Into Your Teens," featuring panelists discussing how to effectively communicate with teens. It also coordinated four Start Smart driving safety classes for more than 400 parents and teens. The district now requires that all students and at least one of their parents must take this course in order to obtain a parking pass. Academy; a second consecutive trip to the Robotics World Championship; and several Speech and Debate team members participating in state and national championships. Our students’ outstanding academic and extracurricular achievements, along with the staff’s dedication and hard work, led to significant recognitions for the school. It became a California Distinguished School and was one of only four California schools to also receive an additional award for its Exemplary Career Technical Education Program. And, Newsweek Magazine ranked SDA 180 on its annual list of America’s Best High Schools, putting SDA in the top 20 percent of the schools surveyed. The Outlook Ahead With all this momentum behind us, we can set our sights on achieving even more. The Foundation’s Board will continue to examine how to operate more effectively, as well as how to generate new sources of funds. We hope to expand the SDA’s visibility within the community, engage corporate partners and leverage alumni’s ongoing devotion to the school. W e also revised our bylaws to allow community members w ho do not currently have 7
San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation students at SDA to become voting board members. In doing so, we hope to round out the Board with fresh perspectives, additional experience and broader skills. We’ve worked with our new principal, Tim Hornig, to establish a new shared vision, which includes many of our previous themes, as well as a commitment to support the development of the new Business Ownership & Management program and student-­‐run business. As always, we depend largely upon SDA families to help meet our financial goal. For the 2011-­‐2012 academic year, we hope to raise $150,000 in donations to the Foundation’s general fund. With approximately 1,500 families, an annual contribution of $100 per family will achieve this financial goal. Thus, with just $8 per month/per family, w e can meet 100 percent of our commitment to the school. In addition, we know parents will continue to contribute directly to the various Councils, thus sustaining the school’s successful extracurricular programs. Both the Councils and the Foundation as a whole will also run various fundraisers and continue to look for grants from the community and local corporations. Given the successful capital campaign for the new PAC, imagine w hat we can accomplish if we raise less than half that amount to support an even bigger cause – SDA as a whole. Imagine the technology upgrades, the scholarships, and the countless new programs that the Foundation would be able to fund if we all come together to muster the same amount of enthusiasm as w e did for the PAC. With everyone’s help, we can continue to bridge the gap between public funding and SDA’s needs and ensure that our students receive the exceptional educational opportunities that are the hallmark of SDA. Thank you for your ongoing support. Sincerely, Don Cardenas President San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation 4 Where Your Money Goes From the PAC Capital Campaign  $375,000 for the completion of the Performing Arts Center From the SDAF general fund  $18,300 for basic materials and supplies in various departments  $13,000 for equipment and supplies to launch the Introduction to Engineering course  $10,500 for a part-­‐time tutor to staff the Writing Lab  $3,750 to the Bio-­‐Tech Program for a lab assistant;  $3,325 for scholarships to graduating seniors  $3,100 to the College and Career Center for software and online support  $3,000 for printing and web services for the student newspaper, the Mustang  $1,500 for training teachers on Blackboard, Naviance and AERIES programs  $1,500 to the Counseling Department for basic operating needs From the Theater Council  $8,000 for professional technical support and a voice coach From the Music Council  $6,300 for instrument purchase and maintenance  $1,400 for the Artist in Residence Program From the Academic Council  $62,000 to support the Robotics program  $6,400 for Speech & Debate tournament and competition fees  $1,000 for Mustang Minds academic petition supplies and fees From the Athletic Council  $79,600 for floater coaches, trainers, field repairs and equipment 1
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation 5 PROFIT AND LOSS AS OF 6/30/2011 INCOME E-­‐Commerce (1) 5,175.27 Fundraising 165,874.83 Interest Earned 893.36 Scholarship donations 1,9608.00 Council Admin Contributions (2) 11,312.27 SDAF Contributions Designated Donation/Grant 13,750.00 General Fund Contributions 90,530.20 Performing Arts Center Capital Campaign 369,913.46 Academic Council 58,771.40 Athletic Council 18,660.84 Grad Nite 2,940.58 Music Council 13,208.00 Theatre Arts Council 3,071.00 Student Success Services 950.00 Total SDAF Contributions 571,795.48 SDAF Program Donations (3) 233,635.13 TOTAL INCOME 990,646.34 EXPENSE Total Fundraising Expenses 71,240.84 Total Performing Arts Capital Campaign Expenses 48,842.03 SDAF Administrative Expenses Bank, Credit cards fees, Insurance, Accounting 10,478.67 Wages and taxes (4) 40,800.08 Communications (mailing, copying, supplies) 5,214.42 Total SDAF Administrative Expenses 56,493.17 SDAF -­‐ Programs Expenses Alumni Mailings 659.50 Community Funded Grants (5) 13,750.00 Curriculum Support/Teacher Grants (6) 65,025.68 Hospitality 595.91 Student Directory 50.00 Scholarships 3,325.00 Academic Council -­‐ program expense (7) 73,680.75 Athletic Council -­‐ program expense (3) 183,345.29 Grad Nite -­‐ program expense 34,355.14 Music Council -­‐ program expense 51,109.66 Theater Arts Council -­‐ program expense 8,234.40 Total SDAF Program Expenses 434,131.33 Performing Arts Center – Capital Campaign Distribution 375,000.00 TOTAL EXPENSE 985,707.37 NET INCOME 4,938.97 BALANCE SHEET AS OF 6/30/2011 ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings Athletic CA Community Bank Athletic Council Checking Grad Night Checking Money Market Scholarship Account Music Council Checking Paypal SDAF Savings SDAF Checking (8) Total Checking/Savings Total Current Assets TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES & EQUITY Equity Retained Earnings Net Income Total Equity TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 103,792.81 96,389.08 5,714.35 5,513.67 22,067.94 200.00 38,315.79 177,032.32 449,025.96 449,025.96 449,025.96 444,086.99 4,938.97 449,025.96 449,025.96 *** NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS: as of June 30, 2011 1. E-­‐Commerce represents merchant donations from e-­‐
scrip and retail affinity programs 2. Council contributions to general fund for support services (credit cards, insurance, etc) 3. Program donations cover the cost of running all Athletic team sports, Grad Nite, robotics competition fees and music festivals and uniforms 4. Support staff includes 2 part-­‐time employees 5. Foundation received directed grants from community programs to support Bio-­‐Tech and Workability Program 6. Foundation donations and fundraising supported academic programs in all departments 7. Academic Council Program expenses include Speech and Debate, Mustang Minds and Robotics. The FIRST Robotics program accounts for a significant majority of program expenses 8. SDAF Checking account includes a remainder of $131,675 to support PAC furnishings 1
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation 6 We would like to thank the following individuals and businesses who supported our 2010-­‐11 fundraising events with merchandise, services and underwriting support: `3rd Corner Wine Shop & Bistro Abels, Abels Aldila Golf Corp Allens New York Pizza Allstate Insurance Company Alterations Center America's Finest Dixieland Jazz Society Armstrong Garden Centers Art N Soul On 101 Barbecues Galore Barrels and Branches Beach Grass Café Beach House Bella Bella Salon & Boutique Berry Happy Frozen Yogurt Bert, Justin and Julina Best Buy Best Western-­‐Encinitas Beverly Shepard Photography Bishop, Bruce and Lisa Blaze Newman BMW Encinitas Boomers Borelli's Restaurant Braces by Black Brett's BBQ Brown's Plant, Inc. Bully's Restaurant Del Mar Cal Pacific Orchid Farms California M usic Studios Callaway Golf Cambareri, Yanina Cardenas, Tammy and Donald Cardiffit Casa de Bandini Cicciotti's Coats, Kris Cohn Restaurant Group The Comedy Store The Counter Restaurant Cox Communications The Culinary Underground Del Mar Throughbread Club DEMA Dental Specialty Associates Des Jardin, Steve and Karen Detour Salon & Store Devine Gallery Devine, Susan D'Heilly, Doug Doug Timmons Golf Durkin, S heila and Rigano, Phil Edible Arrangements Ehlers, Beth and Bruce Einstein Bros. Bagels El Pollo Loco Ellie's Tailor Shop & Best Formal Wear Encinitas Acupuncture & Massage Center Encinitas Cafe Encinitas School Of Music Encinitas Surfboards Eureka One-­‐on-­‐One Review Face Logic Spa Fidel's Little Mexico, Inc. Firefly Grill and Wine Bar Firenze Trattoria The Fish Market Fisher, Dave and Abby Flippin' Pizza Flock, Lewis and Nitta, Teri The Flower Shop French Pastry Cafe Froggs Gym Fusion Learning Center Goldstein, Fran and Greg Goodstein, Glenn and Laura Gornish, S herrie Grand Pacific Palisades Grant, Sue H&M Landing Hansen, Brian and Kara Hansen's Surf Shop Harland, Lorraine and Holcomb, Barry Headlines For Hair Henry's Marketplace Hilton San Diego/Del Mar Home Depot Hornblower Cruises & Events Hoyle Cohen The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens In-­‐N-­‐Out Burger Iron Fist Brewery Isari Flower Studio Island Batik, Inc Island's Restaurants 4
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation JB Gardening Service Jeff Kassebaum Photography Justin Froese K 1 Speed Kanaya Fine Tea Ki's Restaurant Klock, Charlotte and Rosenberg, Laurie Kontje, Todd and Bredeck, Elizabeth Kudos Salon La Costa Limousine La Costa Resort and Spa La Paloma Theatre Las Olas Mexican Restaurant Lawrence, Steve and Deborah Legoland Lisa Kaufman Designs Lotus Café Lugo, Larry and Amanda The MAIDS Serving North County Meritage Wine Market Michaelis Family Miramar Martial Arts Academy Mister Sushi Moonlight Counseling Moonlight Music Movin Shoes Nakatomi, Judy and Schlesinger, Ricky NBC San Diego Neptune, Liza The Next Chapter Next Step College Counseling North Star Limos Off the Hook Seafood Grill Office Depot Orange Salon & Spa Page, Mary and Art Pala Casino and Spa Resort Pannikin Papa John's Park Hyatt Aviara Pat & Oscar's Paul Miller S tudio Gallery Peet's Coffee and Tea Pei Wei Pet-­‐Core International, Inc. Prendergast, Bob and Sally The Princeton Review -­‐ San Deigo PRN Physical & Hand Therapy Encinitas Ranch Santa Fe Security Rat Surfboards Ray J. Kieffer, DDS, Inc. RealMex Restaurants Reuben H. Fleet Science Center Revolution Test Prep Rico's Taco Shop Roberson, Michele and Rob Rock & Roll Sushi Rosengarten, Art and Sangita Ross, Denise and Mark Roxy Restaurant Rubio's Restaurants, Inc. Sage Grill Sammy's Woodfired Pizza-­‐ Ladeki Restaurant Group San Diego Air & Space Museum San Diego Ballet San Diego Graduate Supply San Diego Natural History M us. San Diego Repertory Theatre San Diego Symphony Sandoval, M atty Sandra Kay Artistic Photography Sandy Paws 7 Savory Casual Fare Seaside Market Simply Fit Yoga Skin Essentials By Ellen Slemon, Charles and Gail Solid Rock Sony Electronics Sophia & Chloe Soup Plantation & Sweet Tomatoes Speedy Lube & Tune Spragueland Studios St. Tropez Bakery & Bistro Stanley Steemer STAPLES Center Starbucks Coffee Company Stater Brothers Stefanki, Larry and Kelly Supercuts Surf Brothers Teriyaki Surf Hut Art Gallery Surfdog Java Hut Svarkas, Chris Target Taylor Guitars Total Woman Gym & Day Spa Transworld Surf Magazine Tre Clothing Trimmazzter Triton Surfboards The Tutoring Club Ultra Star La Costa Movie Theatre UltraZone USS Midway M useum V G Donuts & Bakery Vallas, Linda Vans Von's Weight Watchers White Dragon Martial Arts Wild Rivers Waterpark Williamson, David and Victoria Yoga Tropics Yogi's Beach Bar and Restaurant Zoological Society of San Diego 1
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation 8 Donor families and friends: Gifts of Under $150 Aasand, Michael and Shannon Abercrombie, Robert and Diane Abrams, Bill and Karen Adolph, Janellen Alcaide, Justino and Mariana Altenbern, John and Laurie Aragon, Nazario and Obdulia Arballo, William Atwood, Angela Austin, Leah Axelrod, Barry and Jennifer Bachiero, Kathy and Kenneth Baugh, Barbara Ann (Martin) Beaver, William and Marilyn Bellier-­‐Igasaki, Catherine Bender, Lisa and Gretchen Bernard, Andrea Bishop, Bruce and Lisa Blanke, Craig and Mary Kay Blesso, Ann Marie Braski, Tom and Sherri Breding, John and Sarah Breslin, Carmen and Salmon, Timothy Brick, Bill Brooks, Dan and Cynthia Brown, Annamarie and Barry Brust, Bernd Buckley, Stephen and Accunzo, Marie Budman, Rosemary and Arthur Byerlee, Gina Cahill, Kevin and Twigg, Mary Chapman, Robert and Riedman, Lynn Chillak, Andrea and David Chivetta, Charles and Terri Colletta, Michael and Carol Combs, Roy Ellsworth Coop, William Edward Creagan, Lisa Crocker, Steve and Tiffany Crow, Maria Dalager, Sandra and M yron DaleDolphin, Lauren Dalrymple, Bruce and Maggie Dambre, Antoine and LeibovitzDambre, Sarah DeGaetano, Jim and Patty Disch, Patricia Dixon, John and M eeker, Linda Eichenberg, Reyna Elliott, Hugh and Ann Ensberg, David and Kristine Felder, Robert and Rodin, Jamie Fogel, Arlene Fountain, Scott and Cynthia Fowler, Pam Fox, Fred and Cindy Francois, Jean and Rivard, Gina Golden, Valerie Gonzalez, Kristine Graboi, Dan and Julie Grande, Graham A Guhl, T Andrew and Barbara Hamill, Billy and Christina Hansen, Robin Harker, Larry and Heidi Harle, Sandra Harrington, Steve and Kelly Harris, Steven Haubrich, Karen and Miller, Geoffrey Henderson, James E Henshilwood, James and Maria Hettick, Jeanne and Rick Hollenbeck, Thomas and M ica Hougard, Steven and Sherry Houston, Kent and Lisa French, Forest D Frieder, Glenn Gaby, John and Kari Galleher, Sean and Janice Galloway, Gillian and Jenny Garrett, Tony and Lisa Germann, Janine Gold, M arilyn Goldberg, Andrew N Hutton, Clint Jean Paul and Eve Meunier Johns, Ralph and Jane Kanzler, Walter and Darlene Karydes, Andrew and Tamiko Kaufman, Janet and Steve Kies, John and Sheryl King, James and Janie Kinnare, Chris and Carolyn Kirk, Donald and Glenda 4
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation Knorr, Kimberly Kono, Dwight and Del Kovacs, Diana Lafond, M artin and Carol Lance, Daemon and Pauline Landers, Gregg and Karen Langrock, Tim and Leslie Lanter, Ronald and Patricia Lauer, Evan and Kelley Leavesseur, Paul and Schwartz, Phyllis Lee, Richard W Levin, Rebecca and Selk Levinson, Devra and Gordon Lindstrom, Robert Lisa Kaufman Designs Lopez, Alfred and Lopez, Shannon Kelly Lopez, Hector and Dana Lopez, Jose and Silvia Lorey, Theodore and Lucinda Mahmaudzadeh, Soheila and Loghmanpour Malings, Judy Mallin, Gene and Leilani Manis, Cordelia Mathis, Claude and Altier, Jeannette Mattioli, David and Amy Maxwell, Robert and Jean May, Greg and Katie May, Michael and Clarita Maynard, Bill and Joanne McDowell, Meredith McPherson, Paul and Julie Metzger, Carol Michaelis, Keith and Debbi Miller, David Miller, Sandy and Ron Minick, Kim Minton, Bruce and Meryle Mitchell, Steven and Nalda Novack, Jeff and Sandra Oates, Charlie and M oira Keefe O'Connell, James Lloyd Oldstone, Chris Oman, Jeff and Gigi Ortega, Judith (Judy Daniels) Paddy, Alice and Bruce Pasko, Dean and Francine Peiser, David and Jennifer Pence, Paul Pezzoli, Patrick and Silvia Pickrell, Melissa Platis, Christopher and Doreen Poalillo, Jeff and Patty Ponizil, Dadla and Berlfein, Judy Proal, Randy and Donna Proctor, Clarence A Robertson, Matthew and Robin Robinson, Robert and Karla Rodas, Rachel Rowe, Adam and Tricia Ruiz, Jacques and Susan Sanders, Clifford and Aida Scheiwe, Chuck and Tawnya Schenck, Andreas and Rene Schlesinger, Bill and Corinne Schuling, Douglas and M elanie Schulman, Marty and Tarra Schwartz, Rosalie 9 Sebastian, F.Scott and Donna Seible, Betsy and Frieder Shick, Dolores (Montes) Simmons, Les and Deborah Sinclair, Michael and Kimberly Sison, Theresa Smith, Lawrence and Frenzel-­‐Smith, M artha Smith, Terry and Carol Strait, Peter and Erin Stubbs, Edward and Christelle Sullivan, Terrill and Kelly Swit, Vera and Michael Switzer, Amy Tan, Peng and Gao, Su Tarabini, Laura Taylor, Scott and Laurel Teague, Thomas and Muriel Teregis, Tracy Thurman, Kimberly Townsend, Larry Trombley, Jennifer Underseth, Mark and Lory Vela, Vida Velazquez, Carlos Vrevich, Barry and Christie Weston, Lita E Whitney, Michelle and Manasjan, Paul Willes, Chris and Leslee Wogahn, David and Melissa Wolfe, Bettie Grice Wood, Steve and Georgia Worstell, Mary E Wren, Bonnie and Christopher Wright, Forrest and Marla Yant, Dave Yee, George and Anna Zhang, Yibing and Tong, Elizabeth Zimmerman, Joseph and Rebecca Znachko, Michael Zubieta, Jorge Zuniga, Roger and Evelia 7
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation Gifts of $150 and above Ann, Scott and White, Marie Bai, Xu and Yan, Grace Baker, David and Lopes, Narima Barry, Joe and Patty Benedict, Matthew and Lorrie Bengs, Erica Berman, David and Elena Berriochoa, George and Mary Blasena, Kurt and Michelle Blasena, Michelle Brant, Shanon and Arstill, Carmela Broderick, Paula and Minick, Steve Brown, Kevin and Arlyne Burnstan, Rick and Neil, Patricia Camacho, Eulalia Cardenas, Tammy and Donald Carlson, Peter and Colette Casado, M ark and Jan Chelberg, Scott and Deborah Chene, Rich and Kathy Cuevas, Ruben Dale, Guy and Perkins, M arie Duncan, Kyle and Suzanne Eisenberg, Lisa Evans, Rob and Bari Falkner, Donald and Patricia Floyd, Grady and Patricia Gallant, Larry and Justine Garcia, Gilardo and Marcia (Liggett) Garcia, Jose and Zoila Gonzales, Jacquelyn Haack, Jeff Haller, David and Lisa Henken, Karen and Kahn, Stephen Hodges, Julie and Barry Holston, Elizabeth Hong, Jin Hutchison, Diane Inouye, Warren and Karen Iyengar, Ashok and Radha Jimenez, Felipe and Silvia Jimenez, Gonzalo and Stacy Johnson, Shannon and Gloria Kochanek, David and Ann Marie Kutilek, John and Nancy La Plante, John and Julia Lawrence, Brian and Michelle (McCloskey) Lewis, Robin and Kimberly Lopez, Oscar and Dulce Machhi, Khushrow and Hilla May, Greg and Lori McCarthy, Patti and Shapiro, Lynn Mckendree, Luisa McMahon, Mike and Kathy Mealy, Mark and Linda Moring, John and Preti, Mary Jo Munoz, Judy and Edward Nordin, David and Virginia Olsen, Dorothy Parham, Thomas and Claudette Phan, Truc and Cynthia Porte, Kenneth B. and Lorrie M. Puckette, Miller and Pam Rabii, Max and Khoie, Nasrin Radcliffe, Kevin and Linda Rolfsmeyer, Candice Roman, Steven and Christina Romero, Carol Rowley, Jeff and Caren 10 Rumble, Jon and Bonnie Safarik, John and Barbara Shapero, Jonathan and Patricia Simmons, Dennis and Jeanne Smith, Bill and Mary Spangenberg, Phil and Tracey Spiller, Curt and Katie Stinson, Doug and Angelica Swanson, Mark and Karen Sweat, Mark and Prosceno, Jola Tarangelo, William and Vanita Taylor, John and Jennifer Zack Turner, Jennifer Vallee, Don and Cris Walsh, John Weinfield, Aaron and Shelita Whittlesey, Mark and Theresa Wilson, Michael and Michele Gifts of $250 and above Abdalla, Sherif and Rania Abels, Jerry and Paula Alper, Robert and Terri Anderson, Eric and Mary Anderson, Jerry and Debbie Arsenault, Robert and Heather Askari, Brian and Nancy Asperslag, Robert and Obrzut, Kathryn Atkinson, Gary and Valrae Ayala, Bettina Babcock, Tawn and Clay 0
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation Bandstra, Bill and Carmen Barden, Fred and Catherine Baumann, Craig and Penelope Beck, Leigh Ann and Beck, Belmont G. Been, Edmond and Haynie, Jill Boyce, Shelley Bozigian, Haig and Helen Brant, Shanon Breeden, Pamela Breidenthal, Fred and Julia Brice, Paul and Sherril Brown, Sanford and Lynn Brown, Sheldon and Bradley, Phoebe Bryan, Robert and Camille Callaway, Edward and Amy Carroll, David and Amy Carruthers, Brad and Glenda Cassidy, Kristen and Brian Cassidy, Neil and Stacy Cemaj, Eduardo and Hochstein, Heidy Chaffee, Mark and Michele Checchia, M ichele and Michael Chung, Barbara Chuppe, George and Teri Cloutier, Gregory and Lesli Cody, Greg and Jennifer Colla, Phillip and Tracy Concha, Sal and Marie Cook, Nancy Cordova, James and Sharon Creighton, Jeff and Heather Crowe, Paul and Karen Czajkowski, David and Diane Davidson, James and Colleen Dewar, Adam and Moira Drum, Elizabeth and Kevin Eberle, John Echeverria, M arcelo and Erika Edwards, Barb Elmore, Doug and Kim Etzel, Klaus and Yanina Farrell, Kevin and Zeller, Christina Fidel, Denise Finn, Stephen and Sharon Fogelhut, Neal and Lynn Ford, Jennifer Forrest, Stephen and Amy Forsythe, David Fozi, Golnar and Zabih Gibb, Blair and Karen Gibson, Diane Gill, James and Lisa Gomez, Pablo and Annette Gonzales, Abel and Laurie Gonzalez, Reyes & Shannon Goodman, Troy and Meredith Goralski, Michael and Susan Gorman, Kevin and Blais, Cynthia Gross, Albert and Cosette Guarneros, Mitch and Alecia Guzman, Edgar and Sofia Haggerty, John and Debbi Haines, Ellen Harrah, James and Teri Harris, Patrick and Laura Hatfield, David and Cari Heath, Alan and Teachout, M ary Heaviland, Tom and Joanne Hines, Jeff and Sheri Hinkle, Steve and Tricia Hoffman, Bill Hoffman, Bita and Greg 11 Horner, Kent and Kim House, Peter and Childs, Carol Huggins, George and Denise Hutter, Phil and Denise Jakes, Scott and Leslie Jalali, Saeed and Roxana Jarvis, Wayne and Marjorie Jin, Hao and Shuping Johnson, Cynthia and Richard Johnson, Ed and Kathi Jung, Richard and Jean Junge, Kurt and Naomi Kemp, Sara Keyes, Greg and Amanda Kintner, Avery and Diane Kiss, Sondra Klink, Paul and Lisa Knox, Scott and Julie Kobara, Mitchell and Susan Kontje, Todd and Bredeck, Elizabeth Kutlow, Diana and Jay Lee, Grace Leslie, Gregg and Therese Lewis, Tracy Liedtke, M ichael and Laura Lock, Richette Lonergan, Shaun and Kathleen Loya, Tony Lund, Maurice and Connie (Conrad) Lundgren, Jim and M arta MacGregor, Sara and Scott Macphee, Robert and Pamela Maguire, Thomas and Terri Marquez, Jose and Caroline Martin, Michael and Heather Mayeda, Dawn and Scott McDonnell, Brian and Debbie McEldowney, Terri McGinley, Chris and Tracy McIntyre, Shawn and Michele McMackin, Kelly 3
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation Mettling, Patty and Curtis Miller, Brad and Michelle Miller, Doal and Akiko Miller, Georgina and Richard Morales, Joaquin and Flor Morgan, Richard and Anneliese Murphey, Lyss and Elisa Murray, Daniel and Susan Myer, David and Deborah Nadel, Kim Nathan, Geoffrey and Koko Navis, Dwight and Dawn Neal, Karen Neptune, Liza Nogle, Darold and Kari Nordstrom, Linda and Jim Norton, Janet O'Connor, Joseph and Lisa Olivas, Robert and Terri Olmstead, William and Leigh, Laurie Olvera, Agustin and Lucinda O'Reilly, Richard and Debra Oswald, Rod and Kim Otillio, Troy and Jennifer Overland, Scott and Tina Oyama, M inh and Van Ozorio, Edmund and Karen Paccione, Robert and Christine 12 Steger, John and Zmarzly, Deborah Parker, Daniel Stevens, Sean and Melissa Pasko, M ike and April Stocks, Jerome and Lisa Phillippe, Marie and Mitch Strom, Scott and Lori Pickering, Bruce and Katrine Sullivan, Matthew and Virginia Pocius, Thomas and Rena Swanson, Steve and Grace Podgorski, Richard and S usan Syvrud, Knute and Patricia Poincenot, Lionel and Lissa Taylor, Jenny and Zach Post, Edmond and Jenny Tencer, Doug and Kristen Potts, Tommy and Sally Teza, Jeff and Coral Prior, Lisa and Stephen Theresa, Peter and Horn, Vander Pupping, Peter and Katie Thompson, Chris Rahilly, Michael and Karen Thompson, Galyn and Sorrell, Cynthia Raskin, Barry and Olafson, Linda Thunder, Kevin and Julie Reichard, Eric and Tsai, James and Vivian McDonough, Pam Tuffs, Jason and Le, Hong Van Renteria, Anne Vallas, Linda Reppenhagen, Charles Van Vakenberg, Philip and Natalie Reusch, Dennis and M ardi Van Veen, William and Annette Richards, Michele Varney, Robert and Dupont, Renee Riebeling, James and Elke Vicino, Jennifer Risen, Larry and Lisa Waggoner, James and Kristina Roberts, Stanton and Cindy Wankier, Lance and Wingate, Susan Rodewald, Bill and Theresa West, Ben and Colleen Rowland, Jeff and Kristi Ruedinger, Ralf and Whatnall, Andres and Karen Pickham, Kathleen Willert, Karl Ryan, Jeff and Deanna Williamson, David and Victoria Sandberg, Curt Wright, Frank and Michelle Sands, Douglas and Barbara Wu, Paul and Okuno, Etsuko Schaefer, Stephanie Zounes, Nancy Schenkhuizen, Cliff and Shannon Zounes, Tommy Schlesinger, Ricky and Judy Gifts of $500 and above Schneir, Ileese Agnew, Marc and Valerie Schulz, John and Laurie Angelico, Dean and Phyllis Scruggs, Baxter and Gretchen Anguiano, Raenette Sills, David Ariniello, Len and Terry Simmons, Carol Bell, Dean and Deborah Sinno, Bassam and Angela Bert, Justin and Julina Sladavic, Justin Bloom, Scott and Stephanie Smith, Christopher and Jean Borchers, Alex and Heather Solomon, Richard and Lucy Brin, Cheryl and Brin, David Song, Quan Lai and Fan, Amy Xinai Brokaw, Stephanie and Barnaby Sprague, Peter and Flory, Stefanie 6
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San Dieguito High School Academy Foundation 14 Clay, Kevin and Gerber, Michele Peters, Dan and Amy Des Jardins, Stephen and Karen Powers, Pat and Sheri Dohn, Joseph and Margaret Roper, Gregg and Sheryl Rosenberg, Laurie and Ehlers, Bruce and Elizabeth Klock, Charlotte Farabaugh, Mark and Annette Saake, Tom and Karen Ferreirae, Ron and Kerry Seewald, Scott and Laurie Fierro, Rick and Nancy Shuldberg, Kirt and Lisa Figueroa, David and Sue Slemon, Charles and Gail Finden, Steve and Liz Smith, Carol and Erik Flock, Lewis and Nitta, Teri Sonnich, Steve and Leah Friedman, Dan and Linda Sorenson, Stuart and Sheri Gallagher, George and Darby Stimson, George and Elizabeth Greene, Laurence and Laura Tamayo, Felix and Michele Groth, Barbara Torres, Pedro and Aurelia Guralnick, Jeremy and Alisa Hanson, Elaine and Duncan, David Vela, Donna and Gregory Heard, Cheryl and Bryan Gifts of $2,500 and above Hoff, Richard and Sher Collins, Tania and Jim Holcroft, Christopher and Natalie Duga, Brady and Pisello, Gina Houskeeper, Robert and Gildersleeve, Rich and Tammy Henson, Jamie Hee, Jonathan and Sharon Hyndman, Lisa and M ichael Lugo, Larry and Amanda Keehn, Jeffery and Robin Knox, Paul and Watters, Robin A. McCrink, Joseph and Mina Mintz, Neil and Anna Kruge, Joan A. Murphy, John and Christine Kuo, Chris and Emily Rosengarten, Art and Sangita Lawrence, Steve and Deborah Shaw, David and Hayworth, Anita Mock, Patrick and Sheridan, Richard and Nancy Silber, Alexandra Strich, Dan and Marla Monia, Joanne and Brett Wagner, Jeff and Judy Nelson, Jeff and Hom, Sylvia Wimsatt, Sandy and Steve Payne, Steven and Alane Wittenberg, Steve and Rhonda We have made every effort to recognize and thank all donors for their contribution. If we have omitted any individual, family or business, we apologize and ask that you contact us. *SDA Foundation 800 Santa Fe Drive Encinitas, CA 92024 (760) 753-­‐1121 — ext. 5085 [email protected] www.sdafoundation.net *A 501 (c) 3 non-­‐profit organization. Gifts of $5,000 and above Lang, Chuck and Teri Gifts of $10,000 and above Anonymous Coykendall, Kent and Robin Sandstrom, Richard and Timmons, Sandra Matching Gift Donors Abbott Laboratories Edison International Google Hospira Intuit Lincoln Financial Media Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Pfizer Foundation Northrup Grumman Nordson/Asymtek Qualcomm Inc. Sony Electronics Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Corporate Partners AFCEA Nordson/Asymtek Qualcomm NYPRO SAIC ViaSat We want to sincerely thank all of the parents, relatives, alumni, friends, business and community members who have contributed their time and resources to benefit our students.