2010-11 - Cristo Rey Jesuit High School

Annual Report
2009-2010
Twin Cities
A School that Works
From the President’s Office
Fr. David Haschka, S.J.
Dear Friends of Cristo Rey,
This past year has witnessed ever increasing national
attention to the state of urban education. A startling
observation was made by former West Virginia
governor Bob Wise in testimony before congress: “[T]
he enormous cost of bailing out the banks, financial
institutions, the auto industry, and AIG is less than the
economic cost of just five years of [school] dropouts
in the United States. The ultimate economic stimulus
package is a diploma!”
At the same time, the Cristo Rey Network of urban
schools is becoming ever more a beacon of hope, one
of very few successful efforts to prepare low-income
-- typically minority -- youth for success in college and
productive participation in the economy. In June 2010,
the network graduated 704 students from low-income
inner-city families and every single one was accepted
to college! This school is well positioned to add its own
light to that beacon.
Ironically, as our program has grown stronger, our
financial underpinning has become weaker. For the first
time we were unable to secure sufficient paying jobs to
support our budget (based on 90% of students working
in paying jobs.) We have done some “belt-tightening”
and generous benefactors have stepped up to fill the
gap such that we completed our third year “in the black.”
While financial challenges continue, there is much
good news to report. As I draft this letter, more than 30
percent of our seniors have been accepted into college.
The rest continue drafting their college application
essays, chronicling their struggles and articulating their
hopes for the future – hopes that they and their families
would not even have dared four years ago. Our faculty
is putting in extra hours drafting – together with other
Leader Schools in the Cristo Rey Network – a “standards
based” curriculum that promises to become, itself, a
standard for preparing students like ours to succeed in
college and life.
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If we are to keep faith with the 200 students coming
behind those seniors and with the thousands who
will follow them in years to come, we will need
approximately 40 more businesses to step-up
and join the effort. And we will continue to need
generous, self-sacrificing benefactors to make
up the difference between the cost of effective
education and what these hard-working students
and families can provide.
Thank you for joining the effort.
David Haschka, S.J.
President
From the Principal’s Office
Jeb Myers
Dear Friends of Cristo Rey,
When my daughter was five and
looking at an Advent wreath she asked,
“Daddy, why is there one pink candle
and three purple?” I explained that
we light the pink candle in the third
week to remind us that our preparation
(continuing to be “good” in five-yearold-speak) for the coming of Jesus is
still very important and we should not lose faith.
During the 2009-2010 academic year, our faculty and
staff continued to improve our efforts to support
student academic gains in preparation for college
success.
We collaborated with six of our twenty-four Cristo
Rey Network Schools to lead the development of
a national college preparatory standards-based
curriculum. Unique to our standards based
curriculum, students are only promoted when all
standards are successfully demonstrated at each level.
We instituted
voluntary Saturday
Sessions for ACT test
preparation. Fortytwo of our seventyone Juniors attended
all seven sessions
leading up to the
ACT test in April.
We created a weekly Eligibility List that communicates
to students and families the progress each student is
making towards graduation. Besides being on track
for graduation, this list also dictates which students
need additional academic support and which
students are able to take advantage of opportunities
such as extra-curricular activities, school ambassadors
and rewards.
Our 2009-2010 academic year has been a year of
transformation for our school and preparation for our
first graduation in 2010-2011. We have lit the pink
candle and we continue in faith.
Jeb Myers
Principal
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From the College Counseling Office
Spotlight on Georgetown
Mariah Mendoza and Luis Nava-Torres attended
the Georgetown University Pre-College Program in
Washington, D.C. In this program, students attended
college prep workshops and participated in leadership
exercises. They dined with the President of the Cristo
Rey Network, Rob Birdsell. The founder of the Cristo Rey
Network, Father John Foley, S.J., spoke at the closing
banquet.
On the first day of classes, Mariah Mendoza noticed a
pattern. “We were going around in a circle introducing
ourselves and were saying ‘I am so lucky to be here,’”
Mariah said. “We didn’t have to pay for the program.”
“When an opportunity like that comes around you take
it,” she said.
Luis Nava-Torres also attended the program at
Georgetown. “I really enjoyed taking International
Relations and American Politics classes,” Luis said. “I
experienced what college professors are like,” he said.
Georgetown is his number one pick for college. Dr.
Daniel Porterfield, Senior Vice President of Strategic
Development at Georgetown, offered to write
recommendation letters for Mariah and Luis.
Jazmin Mendez at NHYI
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Additional College Experiences
The summer before her senior year at Cristo Rey,
Jazmin Mendez helped perform her first autopsy. She
attended the National Hispanic Youth Initiative in Health,
Biomedical Research, and Policy Development Scholar’s
Program in Washington, D.C. She visited institutions such
as the National Institutes of Health, several agencies
in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,
Capitol Hill and several museums.
Isidoro (Izzy) Tirado, David Jara and Chris Silva
attended the United States Naval Academy Summer
Seminar in Annapolis, Md. The Summer Seminar is a sixday experience for high achievers who want to learn
about life at the Naval Academy. Midshipmen (students
at the Naval Academy) ran the program with oversight
by active duty Navy and Marine Corps officers. More
than 2,250 students from around the world attend the
program each year.
Kiara Clark attended ThreeSixty Journalism, a youth
journalism workshop based at the University of St.
Thomas in Saint Paul, Minn. Students wrote and reported
their own stories. Her story about obesity ran in the
Minneapolis Star Tribune and the Saint Paul Pioneer Press.
Luis Nava-Torres (left) at Georgetown
Mariah Mendoza (center) at
Georgetown
From the Classroom: Science Teacher Michelle Dillon
Science Success
Dear Friends of Cristo Rey,
A highlight for Science at Cristo Rey Jesuit in 2010
was Jazmin Mendez’ participation in an autopsy at
the National Institutes of Health through a program
called the National Hispanic Youth Initiative in Health. In
Physical Science, students learned to control variables
and communicate findings in order to improve design
on windmills. They also made great strides in Biology.
Learning about animal biology from a textbook serves
a purpose, but nothing brings the concept home like
dissection. At first, the students think that dissecting a
pig is disgusting, but after some help and a little humor,
they come to see the similarities between animals and
humans as fascinating. It is incredibly rewarding to see
our students interacting with the natural world around
them.
As a result of the generosity of Mr. John Ballbach, the
Medtronic Foundation and many others, our students
are learning in new, state of the art facilities. From
bubbling chemical reactions to learning the process for
making a penny, the labs have made learning science
fun. We thank all of the benefactors who have made
this possible!
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Demographic Profiles
Ethnicity
85% of our students qualify for our
61%
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100% of our students
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Total Students Enrolled at
Cristo Rey for 2009-10
School year: 223
City of Residence
Minneapolis
69%
North Suburbs
10%
Bloomington/Richfield
9%
St. Paul/Eastern Suburbs
8%
Other
4%
Academic Developments
“Being a leader school in the Cristo Rey Network Education Enrichment Initiative has transformed our school. The standards we
developed provide Cristo Rey students across the country with a clear path to success in college, eschewing social promotion.
Standards provide a structure of rigor based on students’ demonstration of learning. Standards provide our families with
feedback that informs them of the precise pace of their student’s progress towards graduation. Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
– Twin Cities is a place where students, teachers and families are collaborating positively to ensure our students demonstrate
each standard for graduation and success in life.” -- Jeb Myers, Principal
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From the Hire4Ed Office
Hire4Ed
“The Hire4Ed Work/Study Program allows our students to gain valuable
experience, build self-confidence and develop a broader view of the world
while underwriting 70% of the cost of their education.* Our clients, in turn,
get cost effective, motivated and well-trained employees. It is a mutually
beneficial relationship.” -- Meg Brudney, Executive Director, Hire4Ed
* at Fall enrollment
Our students work five days a month at leading companies and organizations
in the Twin Cities, including:
(ATK) Alliant Techsystems Inc.
Allina Hospitals & Clinics
Advance Auto Parts
AgMotion
Bassford / Remele
BestBuy.com
C. H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Carlson
Capella Education Co.
Casa Guadalupana
Catholic Charities of St. Paul &
Minneapolis
Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School - Twin
Cities
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Dougherty & Co. LLC
Epilepsy Foundation
Geek Squad - Ridgedale
Geek Squad - Roseville
General Mills
Gray Plant Mooty
Hennepin County Fourth Judicial District
Holy Rosary / Santo Rosario
Catholic Church
Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.
Japs-Olson Company
Joyce Bilingual Preschool
KPMG
LarsonAllen LLP
Lazard Middle Market LLP
LeJeune Steel Co.
Life Time Fitness
Lindquist & Vennum PLLP
M&I Bank
MacPhail Center for Music
Minneapolis & Suburban Bus
Company, Inc.
Minnesota WorkForce Center
North Central University
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Pace Analytical
Pohlad Family Giving
Project For Pride In Living
Risen Christ Elementary School
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP
Ryan Companies
SALO LLC
Search Institute
Special Olympics Minnesota
SPS Commerce
SuperValu Corporate Headquarters
SuperValu Distribution Center
The Basilica of Saint Mary
The Breast Center of Suburban Imaging
Thomson Reuters
UnitedHealth Group
Unity Hospital
University of Minnesota Academic Health
Center
University of St. Thomas School of Law
US Bank
Volunteers of America Park ElderCenter
Wells Fargo Audit and Security
Wells Fargo Brokerage Services
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Wipfli LLP
Xcel Energy
Why Hire4Ed?
Exceptional value for work performed
97% of employers rated students’ performance as great or acceptable.
93% of employers rated students’ accuracy of work as great or acceptable.
93% of employers rated students’ project communication as great or acceptable.
92% of employers rated students’ computer prificiency as great or acceptable.
Not a permanent commitment
Students are employees of the Hire4Ed Program, not the client companies.
The program runs annually from Labor Day to the third week in June.
Less expensive alternative
The Hire4Ed Program handles all payroll, W-4, I-9, Workers’ Compensation,
FICA, FUTA and other employer issues for the students.
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From the Students
My Resume
KIARA MACHUCA, JUNIOR
STRENGTHS:
Achiever, Learner, Input, Futuristic, Analytical
“Kiara’s ability to absorb information and execute tasks
efficiently has made her a trustworthy and valuable
asset to our department. She takes ownership of her
work and can always be trusted to get the job done
correctly, on time and always with a positive attitude.
I really admire the way she seizes each opportunity
to learn and build relationships with her coworkers.”—
Kelly Grady; Marketing Project Coordinator; Ryan
Companies US, Inc.
“Kiara Machuca was a pleasure to work with. Not only
was she a fast learner, but she always completed her
projects quickly and was eager to ask for more. She is
intelligent, ambitious, and will likely succeed at anything
she tries to do.” — Kelly A. O’Brien, Business Systems
Consultant, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
EDUCATION
• Cristo Rey Jesuit High School-Twin Cities (CRJHS-TC)
2009 - 2010 High Honor Roll
2008 - 2009 High Honor Roll
2007 - 2008 Honor Roll
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
• Microsoft Office
— Word
— Excel
— PowerPoint
— Outlook
• Adobe Photoshop
SKILLS
• Bilingual (English and Spanish)
• Quick Learner
• Organized
SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• 1st female worker-of-the-month in the history of
CRJHS-TC
• Honor Student three consecutive years
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PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Student Intern September 2009 - Present
• Update corporate web site with new content and
photography
• Maintain proposal supplies for all Minnesota Ryan
employees
• Develop corporate image library
• Complete production of proposal covers
• Manage work order process within Enterprise One
database
• Collect and review time cards
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Student Intern September 2007 - June 2009
• Updated database of employee information,
resources and inventories
• Created inventory spreadsheets using Excel program;
created PowerPoint presentations
• Updated floor maps in Microsoft Access and employee
phone list
• Used Prism98 and Arrow
• Processed shipping & receiving loans
From the Development Office
Rick Campion
Dear Friends of Cristo Rey,
You are part of the grace that surrounds our students
at Cristo Rey Jesuit. Fiscal year 2010 presented us
with another economic challenge that your financial
support helped answer. On behalf of everyone at
Cristo Rey – Thank You! Know that your investment helps
students transform their lives. You are making the best
social investment possible, and it will have an impact for
generations to come.
As we look at Fiscal Year 2011, the grace surrounding
our students remains, but the economic reality is more
challenging. A common topic in philanthropic journals
today is that recessions hit non profit organizations 24
to 36 months after they hit the for-profit sector. This has
translated to a shortage of paying jobs for our students
and decreased financial support of Cristo Rey. Those
two factors, combined with multiple sources of start-up
funding running their course, have resulted in significant
challenges this year. Yet, as you see in the numbers
below, there is much reason to remain hopeful that we
will reach our goals.
Please take some time to consider your contribution to
Cristo Rey this year. In part because of your support,
our students have been transformed. With your ongoing
investment, the transformation will continue.
Thank you!
Rick Campion
Director of Fund Development
Development FY2011
Total Goal
Hire4Ed FY2011
$2,058,200.00
Funds Raised Through
November
$632,500.00
$375,000.00
Total Goal
59 Full-Time For Profit Jobs
As of 12/1/10
48 Full-Time For-Profit Jobs
Anticipated Receipts in
December
Jobs Needed
11 Full-Time For-Profit Jobs
Estimated Remaining
Need FY’11
$1,050,700.00
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Donors
There are many who give to Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. Thank you for supporting our mission to provide
an education in the Jesuit tradition, which integrates college preparatory academic and professional work
environments, thereby preparing students from under-resourced families for success in college and life. Your
contributions are changing lives.
Individuals
$25,000+
Anonymous (2)
Ray and Mary Lou Barton
Michael and Kathleen
Dougherty
Frey Family
Timothy and Mary Gray
Darren and Terry Jackson
Alvin and Mary Agnes McQuinn
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Patrick and Ann Ryan
Gary and Pat Sauer
Hank and Chris Shea
$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous
Archie Black and Jane
McDonald Black
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Alan Geiwitz and Mary
McMahon
Dick and Robin Kelly
Larry and Jean LeJeune
Brian and Shelly Murray
Chuck and Karen Swoboda
Donna Welsh
$5,000 to $9,999
Terry and Laura Becker
Kim and Carol Culp
Thomas Dolphin
Ernie and Mary Dorn
Thomas and Joyce Hansen
Jack and Kate Helms
Dr. William Kane
Thomas and Alice Kullman
John and Jane McNeill
Scott and Ellen Sayer
Marion Short
Dr. Tim and Mary Beth Trine
Dr. Scott and Michelle Torborg
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$1,000 to $4,999
John and Catherine Agee
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Roger and Mary Angela Baker
Dave and Mary Jo Bangasser
Joseph and Helen Bettendorf
Peter Bianco and Mary Pat
Cleary
William Bieber
Charlie Blomme and Deborah
Schlichting
Beverly Boehm
Terry and Karen Bonertz
Dean and Cheryl Broadhead
John and Kathleen Cleveland
Richard Collins
Martha Conway
Thomas and Katherine Coulter
Dan and Janet Dryer
Daniel H. Dunn, M.D.
Elizabeth Fenn
David and Helen Fitzgerald
Tim and Ann Fleming
John and Sheila Folkestad
Matt Franke and Maggie
Lockner Franke
Charles and Arlene Garrity
Daniel and Karen Garrity
Robert and Charlotte Gavin
Kevin and Patricia Gilligan
David Graves
John and Theresa Griep
Bill and Christine Griffith
Robert Hand
John and Sharon Hite
Tim Holmberg
John and Paula Kelly
Tom and Sheila Letscher
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
Stephen and Colleen Lucke
Brian and Susan Mark
and
Families
Catherine McEnroe
Michael and Mary Kate
McFadden
Dick and Joyce McFarland
Katherine McKenzie
Girard Miller
William and Chouhei Mullin
Cary and Regina Musech
Mike and Bev O’Connor
James and Marjorie O’Hara
Tom and Mary Ann Orfei
Rich and Tish Osborn
Christopher Paar and Martha
Schmitz
Gregory and Cynthia Page
Pajor Family
David and Karen Quinby
Jack and Mary Ann Remick
Gerald and Katherine Roehl
Colleen Ryan
Samuel and Cecilia Salas
Scott and Stephanie Sample
Brian and Kathy Short
Mariah Snyder
Storrow Sommer
Peter and Janet Spokes
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
Robert and Michelle Starr
Mary Streitz
Dean and Amy Sundquist
Len and Kathleen Thiede
John and Carol Thompson
Alan and Mary Weingart
$500 to $999
Dane and Carolyn Anderson
Lisa Beccheti
John and Patricia Belian
James Butts
Martin and Patricia Campion
Jeff and Mary Carson
Daniel and Katherine Cole, Jr
Albert and Susan Colianni
Jeffrey Cotton
Robert and Jean Cutshall
Dean and Amy Franke
Jerome and Elvira Grundmayer
Dr. Joseph and Kathryn Hamel
Joseph and Joan Hammell
William Herber and Mary
Absolon
Jim and Anita Hidding
Robert and Carmela Hobbins
Jim Breitenbucher and Sandy
Hoffman
William and Carol Hoffmann
Gregory Johnson and Corrine
Moll
Hank and Deb Koch
Lee Kopp
Carol Kosiek
Dean Laurance
Daniel Levitt and Suzanne
Veenhuis
Mike and Karlene Lindseth
Greg and Lori McMillan
Gregory and Barbara Melsen
John and Eileen Mullen
John J. Murray
Joanne Nalepka
Robert and Geraldine Nehotte
Timothy and Dana O’Connor
John and Martha O’Toole
Rolf and Sarah Peters
Benjamin Peyton
Larry and Judith Pfaff
Raymond Pruban
Wayne and Ann Rice
Herbert and Cyrilla Royce
Roy Rueb
John and Carole Sayer
John and Betty Sikkink
Ben and Louise Swenka
Tracy Tredinnick
Charles Vogel and Jane Ladky
Capt. David Voss
To $499
Anonymous
Chris Knoedler and Ellen Abeln,
MD
Barbara Ahlstrom
Mary Alberts
James Albertson
Theodore and Mary Albrecht
Peter and Angela Amann
Jim and Florence Andre
Robert and Kathleen Azman
William and Beverly Bailey
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
Alfred Balda
James Bangert and Margaret
King
Jack and Joan Barrett
Rosemary Barry
Thomas Barry
Thomas and Mary Baskerville
Leo and Lenora Beauregard
Howard and Jo Anne Bennett
Martha Bishop
Faye Bland
Dr. Peter and Patti Blasco
David and Leesa Blum
Edward Bohrer
Betty Bowen
William Bowler
Maureen Breckman
Dwain Breitbach
Lorraine Breitenbucher
Gerald and Dianne Brost
Jim and Meg Brudney
Carol Bruess
Dave and Mary Burrill
Richard and Barbara Burrock
Rick and Heidi Campion
Mike and Niki Carlson
Jeanne Carpenter
Stacy Cashman
Dr. Robert and Mary Casper,Jr.
Barbara Cassius
Jerome and Ursula
Choromanski
Michael and Aileen Cinque
Chris Claude
Rabbi Norman Cohen
Alfred Colling
Donald and Terra Condit
Dan Conlon
George X. Connor
Chet and Kathy Corey
Lila Cotten
George and Peggy Crolick
Timothy and Nancy Cronin
James and Mary Crowley
Carrie Cunnington
Thomas and Bobbi Davis
Edward and Sherry Ann
Dayton
Richard and Mary DesLauriers
Shawn and Rebecca Devine
Neil and Judith DeVries
Barbara Diekmann
Joseph and Twyla Staiger
Dixon
Greg and Stephanie Dosser
Dorothy Dougherty
Bridget Doyle
Edward and Jo Anne Driscoll
Mary Dunbar
Tom and Kathleen Eagan
James and Susan Eaton
Lavina Eich
David and Lorraine Fait
Jim and Jane Fennell
Dave and Mary Fenske
Peter and Lorraine Fischer
Peter and Carolyn Flock
Tom and Trish Flock-Johnson
Larry Forsland
Mark Fredrickson
Andy Gabler
Bill and Barbara Gabler
Daniel and Colette Gallagher
Thomas and Gloria Ganther
Herbert Gardner and Elizabeth
Goodman
Edward and Joan Gartner
Gene and Joan Gennaro
Jennifer Germaine
Dr. James and Virginia Giefer,
M.D.
Helen Globus
Francis and Patricia Goetz
Frederick and Mary Goetz
Dr Alan and Lynn Goldbloom
Gregory and Jane Goven
Gay Greiter
Rebecca Grover
Catherine Hall
Barbara Hamel
David Hamilton
Annemarie Hansen
Scott and Michele Hansen
Jill Harmon
Robert and Mina Harrigan
Lyth and Mary Hartz
Mark and Barbara Haschka
John and Joanne Haurykiewicz
Bill Hittler and Donna Watz
Brian Hobbins
Kirk Hoffman
Pahoua Hoffman
Terry Hoffman
Carl Horsch
Eric and Heidi Hough
Robert Huber and Christine
Solso
Gary and Bonnie Hugeback
Jim and Carole Hynes
Robert Jackson and Ann
Rockler Jackson
Richard and Kathleen Jackson
Paul Jaeger
Christine Jansen
John and Mary Lynn Jeffries
Jim and Mary Jetland
Robert Johnson
Jeffrey Johnson and Theresa
Flaherty-Johnson
Patrick Joyce and Jean
Giltner-Joyce
Thomas and Dolores Kalb
John and Barbara Kattner
Jack and Debby Katzmark
Charles and Barbara Keffer
Annie Kelly
Michael Kelly
Robert and Jean Kennedy
Robert and Margaret Kiefer
John and Andrea Kieffer
Roger and Jean King
Patricia Ann Klucas
Margaret Knoedler
Franklin Knoll
Ed and Julianne Kocourek
John and Barbara Krenn
Sharon Kurtt
Joseph and Twink LaFave
Kathleen Lamb
Tom and Bonita Lang
James and Esther Lannon
Sheri Larson
Mark Lasswell and Megan
Kalina
Dr. Robert and Geraldine
Lauer
John and Michelle LeBlanc
Peter and Janis Lee
Timothy and Kristen LeRoux
Gregory and Mary Lewis
Andre Lewis and Kathleen
McCartin
Sally Lofte
David Allgeyer and Melinda
Look
Lawrence Loomis
Bill and Pat Lucke
David Lyman
Thomas and Barbara Lynch
Pamela MacKinnon
James and Diane Madorin
Mike Mahoney
Michelle Manatt
Ben and Brenda Marks
Thomas and Michele Marrinan
Lois and Tom Martin
Anthony and Carolyn Martino
Julia O. Mason
John and Rebecca Mason
Dr. Paul and Tara Mattessich
Ross and Amy Mayer
John and Cynthia McArdell
Jean McCampbell
Dr. Mary McEvoy and Terence
Fruth
Harry McNeely, Jr.
Jeff Meacham
David and Shirley Mellen
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer
Richard Michel
Terrence and Kathryn Miller
John Montgomery
Stephen and Jean Moorman
Tony and Candace Morse
Thomas Moses
David Mosley
Sidney and Rosalyn Mott
Rosemary B. Naphin
Anthony and Jean Navarro
Joseph and Judith Neumeier
Deion Nguyen
James Nichols
Elaine Niman
Maura O’Leary
Kevin and Catherine O’Neill
Eric Olson and Elaine De
Franco Olson
Philip and Barbara Palkert
Marilyn Peller Nelson
Alice Pena
Richard and Nancy Perrine
Jerome Peterson and Jayne
Carey Peterson
Nicholas and Calli Pettigrew
John and Nancy Peyton
Lawrence Pfundstein
Peggy Plohg
Edward and Peggy Pluimer
John and Lu Ann Polejewski
Tim and Michelle Pollis
Thomas Popehn
Philip and Alice Randall
Robert and Margaret Regal
Michael and Emily Reif
Richard Revord
James and Isabel Reynolds
Brian and Emily Rice
Bernard Gregory and Edith
Rice
Richard Rice and Rosemarie
Whitehead
Gary and Susan Richardson
Krista Roering
Ronald and Wanita Rolfes
Jean Rothstein
Thomas and Molly Rothstein
Peter Rothstein
Laurence Ruggeri
Patricia Ryan
Robert and Mary Satterstrom
Jerome and Rosemary Scanlan
Joseph Schepers
Michael Schepers
Stephen and Doris Schmaltz
Pat and Jerry Scott
Merlyn and Bernadine
Scroggins
Robert Seidel
Regis and Ruth Seidenstricker
David and Patricia Serreyn
Mike and Judith Sexton
James F. Shekleton
John Shekleton
David and Jane Siegel
David and Frances Sinnott
David and Colleen Smith
Richard Snyder and Judith
Harmatys
Arthur Specht
Tom and Ann Stanley
Albert Starshak
John H Stearns
Ernie and Mary Stelzer
John and Cindy Stemper
Lawrence and Bev Stirtz
Kevin and Diane Stucki
Thomas Sullivan and Kathryn
DesLauriers Sullivan
David J. Sutton
John and Nancy Swanholm
Kenneth Swanson
Thomas and Jeanne Sween
Hugh and Susanne Sweeney
Robert and Barbara Sykora
Carl and Jeanine Thelen
Jon and Lea Theobald
Greg and Elizabeth Thom
Michael Thornton and Lynn
Casey
Annemarie Tilton
Dr. Joseph Tombers
Linnea Tweed
Daniel and Ashleigh Varley
Margaret Volker
John and Elizabeth Voss
Curtiss Weaver
Stephen Wehr
Richard and Mary Jean
Weigel
Marc Weisenburger
Dr. James and Martha
Williams
William and Marie Windhorst
Thomas and Rose Winkels
Thomas and Mary Witchger
Michael and Pamela Wold
James and Delores Woychik
Dave and Phaedra Young
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Foundations, Corporations
Foundations, Corporations and
Organizations
ADC Foundation
AgMotion, Inc
Agnes M. Bendorf Charitable Trust
APi Group, Inc.
Best Buy Children’s Foundation
Bieber Family Foundation
The Breast Center of Suburban
Imaging
Brian and Michelle Murray Family
Foundation of the Saint Paul
Foundation
Brian Mark Family Fund of the
Minneapolis Foundation
C.H. Robinson Foundation
Capella Education Company
Catholic Community Foundation
Catholic Youth Camp, Inc.
Cloverfields Foundation
The Commonweal Foundation, Inc.
Cristo Rey Network
Culp Family Foundation
Darren & Terry Jackson Foundation
David J. Sutton Fund of the Fidelity
Charitable Gift Fund
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
Dick and Joyce H. McFarland
Family Fund of the Minneapolis
Foundation
The Dorsey and Whitney Foundation
Dougherty Family Foundation
Dryer Family Foundation
Edward & Julianne Kocourek Family
Fund of the Catholic Community
Foundation
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Family Foundation
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Ellen & Scott Sayer Charitable
Fund of the Catholic Community
Foundation
Eugene U. & Mary F. Frey Fund
of the Catholic Community
Foundation
Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns
Garrity Family Giving Fund of the
American Endowment Foundation
General Mills Foundation
Grand Rapids Loan Company, Inc.
Great Clips, Inc
H.B. Fuller Company Foundation
Hammel, Green and Abrahamson,
Inc.
Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.
Hunt Electric Corporation
Ignatian Associates
Jack and Kate Helms Fund of the
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
James & Mary Crowley Fund of the
Catholic Community Foundation
Jerome J & Ursula Choromanski
Family Foundation
Jesuit Community at Creighton
University
Jim and Colleen Ryan Family Fund
of the Minneapolis Foundation
John & Carole Sayer Charitable
Fund of the Catholic Community
Foundation
John & Jane McNeill Family Fund
of the Catholic Community
Foundation
John and Cindy Stemper Fund of
the Ayco Charitable Foundation
John Steiner and Henry Shea
Memorial Endowment Fund
Joyce Preschool
and
Organizations
Kattner Associates LLC
Kent Family Charitable Trust
Kopp Family Foundation
Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren Ltd
Foundation
Lazard Middle Market, Minneapolis
Office
LeJeune Family Foundation
Lindquist & Vennum PLLP
Markoe House Jesuit Community
Marquette Jesuit Associates, Inc.
Marquette University
Marshall & Ilsley Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation
Michael & Pamela Wold Fund
of the Catholic Community
Foundation
Midtown Exchange Hotel LLC
Minnesota Community Foundation
Nonprofits Assistance Fund
Opus Philanthropy Group
Pajor Family Foundation
Pax Christi Catholic Community
Pfizer Foundation
Pohlad Family Foundation
The Prudential Foundation
Residential Mortgage Group
Revord Family Fund of the Catholic
Community Foundation
Richard and Mary Jean Weigel
Fund of the Fidelity Charitable
Gift Fund
Riverway Foundation
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P.
Charitable Foundation
Rockler Jackson Family Foundation
Rueb Family Fund of the Saint Paul
Foundation
Ryan Companies US, Inc
Stoel Rives LLP
Target
Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Family Fund of the Minneapolis
Foundation
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
Tish Osborn Interiors
Travelers Foundation
Truist
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Wayzata Rotary Club
Wells Fargo Foundation
Wells Fargo Securities
WIPFLi, LLP
Wisconsin Province of the Society
of Jesus
Ziegler Inc
Tributes
The following people generously gave to Cristo Rey in honor of friends, loved ones, and other members of our
community. Through their tributes, our students will embark on new transformations that will last for generations.
In Memory of Jack Abeln
Chris Knoedler and Ellen Abeln, MD
In Memory of Leonard Kosiek
Carol Kosiek
In Memory of Ernie Bluemendal
Jack and Joan Barrett
In Memory of Albert C. Norland
Gary and Bonnie Hugeback
In Memory of Mark Brennan
David and Helen Fitzgerald
In Memory of James V. O’Connor
Robert Huber and Christine Solso
In Honor of James Bakken
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
In Honor of Tom Reger’s Birthday
Jack and Joan Barrett
In Honor of Jeffrey and Maria Bakken
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
In Memory of Jim Ryan
Mary Alberts
James Albertson
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Jack and Joan Barrett
Ray and Mary Lou Barton
Terry and Laura Becker
Peter Bianco and Mary Pat Cleary
William Bieber
Dave and Mary Burrill
Rick and Heidi Campion
Jeanne Carpenter
Richard Collins
Donald and Terra Condit
George and Peggy Crolick
Robert and Jean Cutshall
Richard and Mary DesLauriers
Shawn and Rebecca Devine
Greg and Stephanie Dosser
Michael and Kathleen Dougherty
Tom and Kathleen Eagan
James and Susan Eaton
Jim and Jane Fennell
Dave and Mary Fenske
Daniel and Colette Gallagher
Thomas and Gloria Ganther
Alan Geiwitz and Mary McMahon
Gregory and Jane Goven
Grand Rapids Loan Company, Inc.
Barbara Hamel
Hammel, Green and Abrahamson, Inc.
Robert and Mina Harrigan
In Honor of Lars and Sharon Bakken
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
In Honor of Eric and Mickey CurranBakken
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
In Honor of Kristine and Michael Daly
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
In Memory of Mal Flanagan
Jack and Joan Barrett
In Honor of Bill Gabler on Father’s Day
Andy Gabler
Barbara Gabler
In Memory of Joseph Harbeke
Len and Kathleen Thiede
In Memory of Joe Hutton
Len and Kathleen Thiede
In Honor of Bobbie and Dick Johnson’s
50th Wedding Anniversary
Peter and Carolyn Flock
In Honor of Julie and David Johnson
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
William Herber and Mary Absolon
Jim and Carole Hynes
Robert Jackson and Ann Rockler Jackson
John and Mary Lynn Jeffries
Jim and Mary Jetland
Robert Johnson
Jeffrey Johnson and
Theresa Flaherty-Johnson
Patrick Joyce and Jean Giltner-Joyce
Margaret Knoedler
John and Barbara Krenn
Kathleen Lamb
Tom and Bonita Lang
Ben and Brenda Marks
Anthony and Carolyn Martino
John and Rebecca Mason
Ross and Amy Mayer
John and Jane McNeill
Gregory and Barbara Melsen
Midtown Exchange Hotel LLC
John Montgomery
Sidney and Rosalyn Mott
Jean and Anthony Navarro
Nonprofits Assistance Fund
Kevin and Catherine O’Neill
Rich and Tish Osborn
Philip and Barbara Palkert
Marilyn Peller Nelson
Jerome Peterson and Jayne Carey Peterson
Jack and Mary Ann Remick
Bernard Gregory and Edith Rice
Richard Rice and Rosemarie Whitehead
Ronald and Wanita Rolfes
Jean Rothstein
Thomas and Molly Rothstein
Peter Rothstein
Patricia Ryan
Gary and Pat Sauer
Pat and Jerry Scott
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
Tom and Ann Stanley
Thomas Sullivan and Kathryn
DesLauriers Sullivan
Dean and Amy Sundquist
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Thomas and Jeanne Sween
Robert and Barbara Sykora
Michael Thornton and Lynn Casey
Alan and Mary Weingart
Marc Weisenburger
Dr. James and Martha Williams
William and Marie Windhorst
Thomas and Mary Witchger
In Honor of the Ryan Family
Jerome Peterson and Jayne Carey
Peterson
In Honor of Stephen Schulz
Storrow Sommer
In Memory of T.C. Starshak
Albert Starshak
In Honor of Cristo Rey Students and
Faculty
Rabbi Norman M. Cohen
Administration
Fr. David Haschka, S.J.
President
Jeb Myers
Principal
Rick Campion
Director of Fund Development
Meg Brudney
Executive Director of Hire4Ed
AnneMarie Hansen
Director of Admissions
Barbara Diekmann
Director of Business Activities
In Honor of the 2009 Novice Class of the
Wisconsin Province of the Society of
Jesus
Greg and Lori McMillan
In Honor of Judy and Roy Wolff’s 45th
Wedding Anniversay
Robert and Mary Satterstrom
We have made every effort to include all who have contributed funding, services
and materials. We sincerely regret any inadvertent omissions or errors. Please
contact us if you discover an error.
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In-Kind Donations
Advance Auto Parts, Inc.
Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis
Office of Indian Ministry
ATK
Bassford Remele
Boundary Waters Experience
Capitol Direct
David and Helen Fitzgerald
Mary Foley
Charles and Renee Hoenig
Dr. William Kane
Minnesota Coaches, Inc.
Minnesota Independent School Forum
Ryan Companies US, Inc
Stanley Remeneski
Gary and Pat Sauer
U.S. Bank Home Mortgage
Dave and Phaedra Young
Consolidated Statement of
Activities
Our Mission
Year end June 30, 2010
An independent audit of the school’s finances was performed for
the year ended June 30, 2010. For a copy of the complete audited
financial statements, please contact Rick Campion at 612-545-9708.
The mission of the Cristo Rey Jesuit
High School-Twin Cities is to provide
an education in the Jesuit tradition
which integrates college preparatory
academic and professional work
environments
thereby
preparing
students from under-resourced families
for success in college and life.
TemporarilyPermanently
UnrestrictedRestrictedRestricted
Total
Support and Revenue
Contributions
$
In-Kind Contribution
Hire4Ed
Investment Losses
Other
Net Assets Released from Restrictions
Total Support and Revenue
1,285,058
$
-
1,111,215
(1,829)
222,199 750,538 3,370,839 Expenses
Program Services
General and Administrative
Fund Raising
Total Expenses
3,482,241 286,882 270,310
4,039,433 -
-
-
-
-
-
- -
3,482,241
286,882
270,310
4,039,433
Change in Net Assets
(668,594) (121,294)
(5,127) (795,015)
Net Assets - Beginning
14,551,568
Net Assets - Ending
$ 13,882,974
603,744
$
-
-
-
-
(725,038)
(121,294)
- $
-
-
(20,373)
-
(25,500) (5,127) 1,888,802
1,111,215
(22,202)
222,199
3,244,418
571,711
162,019
15,285,298
$
450,417
$
158,892
$ 14,490,283
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2924 4th Ave South
Minneapolis, MN 55408
Board
Chairman
Mr. Brian Murray
Chief Financial Officer
Ryan Companies
Minneapolis, Minnesota
 
Vice Chair
Mr. Samuel Salas
Headmaster Emeritus
Breck School
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Secretary
Mr. Girard P. Miller
Partner
Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Treasurer
Mr. Timothy Kosiek
Partner
Baker, Tilly, Virchow, Krause, LLP
Chicago, Illinois
of
President
Rev. David Haschka, S.J.
President
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Ms. Kathy Boone
Education Director
Groves Academy
St. Louis Park, Minnesota
Rev. Eugene M. Dutkiewicz, S.J.
Treasurer Emeritus
Wisconsin Province
of the Society of Jesus
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Mr. Darren R. Jackson
President and CEO
Advance Auto Parts Inc.
Roanoke, Virginia
Mr. Stephen P. Lucke
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Directors
Rev. Patrick M. McCorkell, S.J.
President and CEO
Jesuit Retreat House
Lake Elmo, Minnesota
Mr. Robert C. Pohlad
Principal
Pohlad Companies
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Mr. Michael F. McFadden
Co-CEO
Lazard Middle Market
Minneapolis, MN
Ms. Colleen Ryan
Deephaven, Minnesota
Rev. Thomas J. Merkel, S.J.
President
Creighton Preparatory School
Omaha, Nebraska
Ms. Rita Johnson-Mills
Senior Vice President
AmeriChoice -- A United Health
Group Company
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Mr. Benjamin J. Peyton
Investment Manager
Edina, Minnesota
Mr. Ed Sarquis
Regional Manager
US Bank Home Mortgage
Roseville, Minnesota