2014 Annual Report - De La Salle North Catholic High School

2014 Annual Report
De La Salle North Catholic High School
Equipping Students For Life
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DE LA SALLE NORTH CATHOLIC 2014 Annual Report
De La Salle North Catholic Is Equipping Students for Life
When students climb the steps of De La Salle
North Catholic High School each morning and
are greeted by a teacher or a staff member,
many carry backpacks, both literally and
figuratively. We view our work as the privilege
to first unload their metaphorical backpack;
to shake off the burdens of challenging lives
and enter our close-knit community of faith,
love and support.
Only then can we undertake the
responsibility entrusted to us of filling those
backpacks again. With open hearts and
minds, students can receive the many tools
they need to rise above their circumstances
and achieve their dreams with an excellent
education.
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President’s Letter
Dear Friends of De La Salle North Catholic,
It is often said that you cannot go home again. Well, I have just
proven that the opposite is true. After departing as the head of De
La Salle North Catholic’s Development Department in 2008, I have
returned in my new role, as President, and am more excited than
ever to work tirelessly to help this remarkable school thrive.
I believe that all of us owe a huge “thank you” to Mr. Matt
Powell, our outgoing President. The history of the school began
when he opened the doors to our old building on N. Delaware
in 2000 and discovered a space that had been unused for years
and needed plenty of TLC before welcoming its inaugural class
of freshmen. From that day forward, he dedicated his life to not
only starting a new high school but also fostering it into the
well-respected place of faith and learning it is today, a place
where we can fully equip students for life. And he was able to
count on all of you to be an integral part of this mission every
step of the way.
For those who have been with us since the beginning, thank
you. And for those who have joined us during our journey, thank
you as well. My hope is that we will continue to inspire you to
support our work of providing a faith-based, quality, collegepreparatory education for the incredible young people that walk
through our doors every morning.
Tim Hennessy
President
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Our Mission
De La Salle North Catholic High School prepares young men
and women for college by providing a rigorous, faith-based
education emphasizing math, science, and language arts. More
than 95 percent of our graduating seniors earn acceptance to
college each year. Located in north Portland, Oregon, De La Salle
North Catholic is racially, spiritually, and culturally diverse. We
offer a private, college preparatory education to urban students
from low-income families with limited educational options,
turning no one away due to an inability to pay. We’re known as
“The School That Works,” because our students are employed
one day per week in a unique Corporate Internship Program
in which they earn money to finance 50 percent of the cost of
their own education.
We anchor our work to the interconnected, faith-based bodies
that influence our school: the faith traditions, support and
framework of the Portland Archdiocese of the Roman Catholic
Church, the relational style and charism of the De La Salle
Christian Brothers, and the guidelines and structures of a Cristo
Rey Network School.
De La Salle North Catholic is a member of the nationally
recognized Cristo Rey Network of schools providing quality
Catholic education in urban communities. Member schools apply
a rigorous academic model supported with effective instruction
and an innovative Corporate Work Study Program. Being part of
a national network provides us with access to national student
data tracking systems and support for best practices.
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The Families We Serve – Together
In 2000, the De La Salle Christian Brothers were inspired by
their mission of service and education for low-income children
to sponsor a new school–De La Salle North Catholic High
School. Our singular goal is that every student graduates from
high school, prepared for college and a future full of hope and
possibility. We accept all capable, motivated, and interested
students with a broad range of abilities, regardless of whether
they can pay tuition.
• Families cannot enroll at De La Salle North Catholic
if their family income is more than 75% of Portland’s
median income
• The average annual income for a family of four at
De La Salle North Catholic is $34,000
• 85% of our students receive financial aid to attend
• 72% of students receive a full scholarship
• Our tuition is less than one-third the cost of other
Portland private Catholic high schools
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The Students We Serve–Together
Student Demographics
Female: 57%
Male: 43%
Black/African American 30%
Hispanic/Latino 33%
white/Caucasian 19%
Multracial 11%
Asian 4%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1.5%
Other 1%
American Indian/Alaska Native .5%
Roman Catholic 41%
Christian (non Roman Catholic) 47%
Other/Unknown 12%
Urban students, like ours, often lead turbulent lives that are both
difficult to imagine and to pair with educational achievement. They
may experience challenging family situations, food and housing
insecurity and weak educational preparation for high school due
to lower socio-economic status. Yet, these students are sincerely
welcomed and valued at De La Salle North Catholic High School–and
are achieving great things!
• De La Salle North Catholic’s student body is richly diverse in
terms of race, culture, ethnicity and religious background
• 81% of our students are a racial minority
• 60% of our student body is eligible for federal free and
reduced price meal programs
• Students enter De La Salle North Catholic an average of
1.5 years behind in high school readiness due to lack of
preparation in reading and math
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The De La Salle North Catholic Difference – Preparation
De La Salle North Catholic High School immerses underserved
students in a positive and challenging environment. To reach
grade level at the outset, students who are behind take
foundation classes to address gaps in their academic skills.
To proceed beyond to academic achievement, they are engaged
with small classes and individual attention in a studentfocused, supportive environment.
We offer:
• Academic summer school, foundation classes, and
after-school tutoring for students who need it
• 68% of faculty have an advanced degree
• Average class size: 24
• 17:1 student/teacher ratio
• De La Salle North Catholic employs one college
counselor & two full-time student support counselors
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The De La Salle North Catholic Difference
– Rigor & Opportunity
We challenge students at De La Salle North Catholic High
School. No matter what level they are at when they arrive, we
work with each student to motivate them to achieve their
potential.
We offer:
•A
cademic rigor and high expectations, underpinned by
excellent teaching
• Appropriate challenges and classes for high-achieving
students plus appropriate college-preparatory
curriculum for students at ALL levels
• Leadership opportunities through our Lasallian Youth
Ministry program, community service outreach, athletics,
and student clubs, such as Constitution Team and
Heritage Club
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The De La Salle North Catholic Difference
– Tracking and Relationships
How do our students achieve so much, even with the frequent
challenges of their life circumstances? The founder of the De
La Salle Christian Brothers believed that to educate a child, one
needed to touch their heart. At De La Salle North Catholic High
School, we continue this heritage; we KNOW our students.
• Academic Level Teams for each grade meet on a weekly
basis and discuss their classes and students, identifying
areas of concern and creating a plan to address them
• Students form a host of strong adult relationships in
their time at De La Salle North Catholic – with teachers,
staff, Corporate Internship Program supervisors, club
moderators, or coaches–allowing them the opportunity
to seek help and mentorship when the need arises
• Small classes create a close-knit, family-like community;
no matter their background, heritage, or situation,
De La Salle North Catholic students find acceptance
and support
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Equipping Students for Career and Workplace Success
A unique aspect of De La Salle North Catholic High School is our
Corporate Internship Program. Each day, a quarter of our students
are off-campus, working at a job in the corporate world from 9 a.m.
until 5 p.m. As part of “The School That Works,” every student develops
personal responsibility and confidence, acquires valuable work skills
through direct experience, learns to navigate complex organizations,
and helps fund their education. Employers fill needed jobs and
experience increased workplace diversity, mentorship opportunities
for staff, and tangible community impact.
• Each student works five days a month in an entry-level white
collar position
• Incoming De La Salle North Catholic students participate in
a two-week, summer training program to prepare for their
Corporate Internship Program placements
• A four-student team provides the equivalent of one full-time
employee for the school year
• Each student finances 50% of the cost of their education
• Each student gains the equivalent of one full year of work
experience by graduation
• In the 2013–2014 academic year, our paid corporate
internship placements generated more than $1.8 million
toward financing our school
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Equipping Students for High School Success
The outcomes of our college preparatory and work-study
program are remarkable. De La Salle North Catholic High
School students, on average, begin high school one or more
grade levels behind national academic standards and may face
significant economic, family and social challenges. Yet, they
achieve remarkable educational results in spite of these odds.
• The Class of 2014 earned more than $6.4 million in
scholarships
• Students earned three prestigious full-ride Gates
Millennium Scholarships (the only school in Oregon with
that distinction), a national Horatio Alger Scholarship,
two full-ride Act VI scholarships, and a full-ride
scholarship to Columbia University, among others
• 50 out of 74 students earned at least one scholarship to
college; 68% of the class
• The Class of 2014 boasted three salutatorians and five
valedictorians
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Equipping Students for College Success
As a member of the Cristo Rey Network, De La Salle North
Catholic High School has access to the National Student
Clearinghouse tracking program, so that we can monitor the
student achievement and educational outcomes of our alumni.
So far, the results are fantastic!
• 83% of graduating seniors have enrolled in college,
nearly 2x the rate of peers with similar backgrounds and
demographics
• 77% of De La Salle North Catholic alumni return to
college for their sophomore year, which is 2x the national
average
• De La Salle North Catholic alumni are 3.5x more likely
to earn a Bachelor’s degree within 6 years (compared to
students with similar backgrounds and demographics)
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Together, We Equip Our Students for Life
This mission simply cannot be achieved without you. Our
work to provide a high-quality, faith-based college-preparatory
education to low-income children who cannot afford to access
it takes the prayers, work, and financial support of many, many
individuals and groups.
• While our families contribute what they can in tuition and
fees – this provides less than 10% of our budget
• Funds received from our Corporate Internship Program
Sponsors provide about 45% of our budget in any given
year
• Gifts from individual, foundation and corporate donors
provide the resources for the remainder of our budget
We – the students, families and staff of De La Salle North
Catholic High School – are truly grateful for your contributions.
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2013-2014 Corporate Internship Program Sponsors
Aequitas Capital Management
Andersen Construction
ARA
Boora Architects
Bonneville Power Administration
Catholic Charities
Crafts Americana
The Campbell Group
CH2M HILL
Columbia Sportswear
Cosgrave Vergeer Kester
Expeditors
Fortis Construction
Goodwill Industries
Grand & Benedicts
Green Zebra Grocery
Guardian Real Estate Services
Hart Wagner
Helen Bernhart Bakery
HDR Engineering Inc.
Howard S. Wright Construction
Jordan Brand
Kaiser Group
KPFF
Knowledge Universe
Laurel Parc at Bethany Village
Liberty Mutual
LifeWorks Northwest
Mary’s Woods
McMenamins Kennedy School
McMenamins Crystal Hotel
Metro
Metropolitan Land Group
Miller Nash
Multnomah Co. District Attorney
Multnomah Co. Public Health
New Seasons Market
Nike Finance
Nike–U.S. Sports Marketing
Northwest Evaluation Association
Oregon Community Health Information Network
ODOT
OHSU/Knight Cancer Institute
OnPoint Community Credit Union
Oregon Catholic Press
Oregon College of Art and Craft
PAE
PCC Structurals, Inc.
Perkins Coie/Ricoh
Peter Corvallis Productions
Portland Hospital Service Corporation
Portland Development Commission
Portland General Electric
Portland Art Museum
Providence Portland Medical Center
Providence Portland Medical Center Pharmacy
Providence St. Vincent
Riverpoint Medical
Robben and Sons
Salmon Creek Plastic Surgery
Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt
St. Clare Preschool & Daycare
Swagelok Northwest (US)
The Standard
Stevens Integrated Solutions
Stoel Rives
Sunshine Dairy
Sussman Shank
Taylor Made Labels
Tektronix
Tonkon Torp
Trimet
UBS
University of Portland
US Fish & Wildlife Service
US Forest Service
Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center
Willamette Valley Equine
Women’s Health Care Associates
Wright Business Graphics
New for 2014-2015
Welcome! On behalf of the
students, faculty and staff, thank
you for joining our program.
AAA
Birch Community
Cascade Energy
Davis Wright Tremaine
eROI
Gerding Edlen
Greenwood Resources
MODA
On the Move Community Integration
Oregon Health Authority
Portland Parks and Recreation
Richards Homewares
Schnitzer Steel
Volunteers of America
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Our Honored Donors
$50,000+
Anonymous
The Benilde Religious International Trust
Mary and Tim Boyle
GHR Foundation
James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation
Silver Family Foundation
The Swigert-Warren Foundation
V and B Philanthropy
$25,000-$49,999
Tom and Lisa Brenneke
The Clark Foundation
Epping Family Foundation/Oregon Designated Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation
JFR Foundation
Edward and Cynthia Maletis Foundation
Quest Foundation
Steve and Barb Spence
Weston Public Foundation
$10,000-$24,999
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Autzen Foundation
Richard and Rachel Baek
Jerry and Carol Bitz
Campbell Global
The Collins Foundation
Ecoworks Foundation, Inc
Jack and Marie Eiting Foundation
Jack and Marie Eiting
Enkel Foundation
Nelson Farris
Frank and Mary Gill Foundation
Guardian Management LLC
Nigel Jaquiss and Meg Remsen
Juan Young Trust
Kelly I. Hale
Ronni Lacroute Fund of the Cornell University Foundation
Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation
Lasallian Education Fund
Nike, Inc.
Donna M. Fagan Noce
Rask Family Memorial Fund
The Renaissance Foundation
Reser Family Foundation
Rose City Classics
Mark Simmons and Sherie Weisenberg
Paul and Deborah Speer/Community
Foundation for Southwest Washington
The Herbert A. Templeton Foundation
Jim and Christina Trolinger
Wheeler Foundation
Z-Man Scholarship Foundation
$5,000-$9,999
Aequitas Capital Management, Inc.
Anonymous
Albert and Elaine Borchard Foundation
B.P., Lester and Regina John Foundation
Brothers of the Christian Schools
Daniel and Stephanie Brown
Clarke Family Foundation
De Seranno Trust
Jim Dovenberg
Chris and Nichole Duffin
Julie Emry and David Dougherty
Eton Lane Foundation
Fred Meyer
David R. Hannan
Bob and Francy Heffernan
The Jackson Foundation
Kevin Jeans Gail
Andy and Rachel MacRitchie
Meng-Hannan Construction Co., Inc.
Moreland Presbyterian Church/Paul and Sally
McCracken Mission Endowment Fund
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Catherine and Mark Myers
Northwest Natural Gas Company
OnPoint Community Credit Union
Marty Quandt
RBC Capital Markets Corporation
Reliable Credit Association, Inc.
Dick Sorenson and Jill Austin
The Standard
Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust
Rhoni Wiswall
$2,500-$4,999
Pauline Alexandar
Jim and Shannon Armstrong
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Gregory and Amber Bakken
Cheryl and John Beem
Christy and Fred Buckman
Claudia Dockter
Frank Dulcich
Mark and Ann Edlen
Michael and Alisan Engle
Christine Farrell
Wesley and Ruth Fitzpatrick
Grand & Benedicts
Richard and Nancy Green
Don and Lois Hays
The Bernice Heffernan Family Foundation
Intel Matching Gifts To Education Program
Peter and Jan Jacobsen
Thomas and Mary Jenkins
Michael and Kathryne Johnson
Sean and Gretchen Keys
Bill and Nikki Klutho
LMC Construction
Katie and Brian Maag
Mancini Charitable Foundation
Jonathan and Heather McGowan
Pacific Power Foundation
Pacific Seafood Group
PCC Structurals, Inc.
Pat Reser
Josh and Sarah Reynolds
Dr. Don V. Romanaggi
Kathleen and Russell Rottiers
St. Martin de Porres Trust
Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc.
Donald and Holly Schoenbeck
Steve and Janie Spurgeon
U.S. Bank/U.S. Bancorp Foundation
Walsh Construction Co.
Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program/JK Group, Inc.
Gerry and Martha Wyrsch
Kurt and Michaell Zenner
Bradley and Angela Zenger
Stephen and Elizabeth Zimmer
$1,000-$2,499
Brian and Joan Allen
Barbara A. Anctil
Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon
Dr. Robert and Leslie Bentley
Bill Bitar
The Frank and Margaret Bitar Foundation
Christopher Brooks and Brittney Clark
Thomas and Nancy Brown
Brown Properties LP
Lucy Buchanan
Daniel Buckley
Camps For Kids, Inc.
Mary and Kenneth Campbell
David and Sharon Chasko
Katherine B. Christensen
Columbia State Bank
Amy and Michael Dammarell
Davidson Benefits Planning, LLC/John Davidson
Chris and Michelle Delaney
Eileen and Bruce Drake
Tom and Cindy Dulcich
John and Catherine Dummer
Emerio Design/Neil Fernando
Yvonne Evans and Dr. Barry Evans
Jeff and Koo Rye Fantazia
Anne Kelly and Richard Feeney
Stephen and Kimberly Feltz
Wayne Fitzpatrick
Lori Flexer and Jeff Sackett
S. L. Follen Company/Stuart Follen
Larry and Fritzi Frager
Bill and Colleen Gardner
Corinne Gentner
Robert and Julie Granger
Ronald and Tona Greisen
Thomas Greif
Stephanie Halewyn
John and Bridget Hart
HDR Engineering, Inc.
Ryan and Ryan Marie Hubka
Jim and Loretta Hunt
Jersey Mike’s Portland
Tal and Patti Johnson
Leo and Phyllis Kahn
Carol Kochenderfer
Michelle and Brian Lantow
Stephen and Sara Ledoux
John and Gail Lewis
Gerald and Anita Lindsay
Bob and Diane Lung
M & J Group, Inc
James and Joann Maletis
Theresa and Khalid Maxie
Cole Mills
Moda Health
Timothy Moore
Margaret M. Morton
Greg and Diane Morgan
National Catholic Society of Foresters
Tom Newhouse and Sharon Ivey
Northwest Evaluation
Association (NWEA)
Patti and Ed O’Mara
PacificSource Health Plans
Malin and Dan Petrusich
Por Que No
Rick and Mary Potter
Providence Health Plans
R.H. Parker/United Foundation
Ellen and Mark Richardson
Rogue Venture Partners LLC
Dan and Maria Rojo de Steffey
Benjamin Root and Christine Shank
Ron Runyan
Schommer & Sons
Frederick and Connie Scheetz
Steve and Titay Schommer
Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt, P.C.
SeaPort Airlines
Herbert and Kathy Sharp
Charmin and James Shiely
Joseph Shindler
Chris Shine and Susan Happ
Gery Short and Roseanne Alexander
Skanska USA Building Inc.
Nick J. Slinde
Tom and Christi Sperry
Craig and Sally Stack
MJ Steen and Frank Langfitt
Sterling Bank
Stevens Integrated Solutions
Peter and Julie Stott
Robert A. Stuart
Suzanne Sullivan and Frederic Johnson
TCM
Rick and Carol Terrell
Terrapin Events
Kenneth and Marta Thrasher
Touchmark/Werner Nistler
Turner Construction Company
UBS Employee Giving Programs
Unitus Community Credit Union
John and Frances Von Schlegell
Wentworth Foundation
DJ and Summer Widmer
Tom and Jane Wilson
Martin and Carolyn Winch
Steve Wood and Juliana Lukasik
$500-$999
Kip Acheson and Dr. Elizabeth Carr
Dick and Mary Adkisson
Bruce T. Adornato, M.D.
Albertina Kerr Centers
William and Connie Anctil
Anonymous (5)
Sue and Dick Baty
Becker Capital Management
Ruth Beyer
Sharon Bishop
David and Julie Brands
David and Joan Carboneau
Columbia Sportswear Co.
Marlene Corvi
Bob and Karen Dernedde
Owen Duffy and Jennifer A. Aborn
David and Sheila Ellsworth
Tim Elley
Chris and Vicki Elsenbach
Kristina and Tim Evens
Joan and Randall Field
Bernie and Bobbie Foster
Paul and Caitlan Freese
Bob and Trina Gluckman
John and Mary Grammel
Greenwood Resources
Rebecca Hainline
James and Joyce Hart
Pat and Tricia Heffernan
Patricia Heinlein
Valerie Hepburn
David and Christina Herbison
Jennifer and Gary Holcomb
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Marcia M. Hull
David and Gay Jacobsen
Reverend Wendell and
Charyl Jacobson
Brandon and Heather Johnson
William and Mary Johnson
Patrick and Mary Kessi
William and Maureen Kessi
James and Rosemarie Kilpatrick
Chris Klavins and Kelly Brouwers Klavins
Katherine and David Kreutzer
David and Jackie Lamb
Bree LaNoue
Lands’ End, Inc.
Chris and Mark LaNoue
Lease Crutcher Lewis
Cecilia Lee
Sheila Edwards-Lienhart
and Ross Lienhart
Kathleen Lipiec and Dave Lazzeroni
Judy and Kent Ludwigsen
Gerald and Kathleen Macken
David and Jane Maher
Maletis Beverage
Janeen and Malcolm McAninch
Bob and Judy McDermott
Harvey and Kathy McGowan
Merchant Family Foundation
Pat and Russ Mickiewicz
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Molly J. Milan
Miller Nash
Maureen Milton and Alan Hickenbottom
Laura and Jeff Miller
Greg and Kay Moore
Bertha and Dane Moseson
Greg and Becky Mowe
Multnomah Educational Testing, LLC
Multnomah County Oregon
Mark and Mary Neil
Norlift of Oregon, Inc.
Jack and Peggy Powell
Katy and Steven Prewitt
Principal Financial Group Foundation
RBC Foundation USA Employee
Gift Matching Program
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RBC Royal Bank
Shana and Bryan Redmond
Bart Ricketts
Cathy and Jim Rudd
Mr. Richard Safranski
Blake and Kelly St. Onge
Steve and Julie Seguin
Ted and Jolene Spear
Bob and Bev Stevens
Hayden and Shannon Thomas
Brad Tonkin
Claudia and Graciani Valderrama
Eugene J. Wallace
James E. Wathey
John and Paula Wight
Mary and Tom Willis
Nancy Wilson and Kevin Sproll
Windermere Foundation
The Wolf Family Charitable Foundation
Woodruff Sawyer
$250-$499
AA Sports, LTD
Anonymous (4)
Frank and Victoria Altenhofen
Tyler E. Anderson
Rita and Robert Barton
Ron and Joyce Basile
Eileen and Steve Brennan
Adrianne Brockman
Joe E. Bronec and Frances L. Bronec
Megan Brown
Matthew and Erika Burr
Robert and Janice Cassidy
Frank and Sarah Chaplen
Steve and Katie Clem
Michael & Phyllis and Phyllis Collins
James and Barbara Cruckshank
Steve and Cherie Ebmeyer
Janet and Barry Edwards
Jerry and Gretchen Eichentopf
Elizabeth Eiting
Agustin and Alysson Enriquez
David Fee
Bob and Jean Fessler
Jonathan L. French
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Brian Greeley
Kelsey Green Grout
Pat and Kelley Harrington
Betty and Mike Hart
Mr. Brett P. Hawkins and
Mrs. Kristin Hawkins
Timothy and Claudia Hein
Alexander and Danielle Hermanny
Megan and Sean Heyworth
Christy Higgins
Mark and Maureen Hotchkiss
Mike and Melissa Jacobson
Kevin and Lee Kidd
Josh and Christen Kolberg
Mary and Stuart Levy
Verena Lewandowski
Mark A. Long
Ron and Heide Maize
Bryan and Abby Maletis
John and Dasha Maletis
Kirk Mandlin
Arden and Lillian Manning
Jim and Pat Natseos
Janice Norris
Jeff and Molly Paustian
Mary Rehmann
Russ Roesselet
Sandra and Jerry Rogers
Steve Rupert
Bonnie and James Schimschock
Andrew Scott
Robert and Dorothy Shindler
Jim and Joline Stapp
Gina and Kevin Stenberg
Taizoon Doctor
Brian Talcott
Emily and Chris Thomas
Kathleen Tuneberg
Richard and Cheryl Van Beveren
Charles and Jane Wavra
World Affairs Council of Oregon
$249 and below
Laurance and Elizabeth Adrian
Gerald and Judith Allen
Julie M. Amato
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Anonymous
Dorothy and Bud Anderson
Rosario Anderson
James and Elizabeth Artaiz
Andre and Serena Ashley
William and Gayle Bache
Don Bagley
Tamra and James Barraclough
Tressa and Michael Bauer
Joe and Elena Bell
Brother Dominic Berardelli, F.S.C.
Eric Bergeson
Yvonne Boseley
Marc and Jeanine Boucher-Colbert
Reg and Patricia Bradley
Patricia Bramwell
Chris and Maria Breslin
Carl and Lisa Burnham
Allan and Leigh Byrne
James and Marcella Carleton
Timothy Causey
Mark Champion
Dennis and Joan Codd
Robert Cogan
D Mike Collins
Sister Barbara Collier, S.N.J.M.
Michael Connell
Sister Mary Hugh Copenhaver
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Corrado
Pete and Morag Craven
Nancy and Timothy Crimmins
Rachel Crist
Cynthia and Gary Crose
MaryKaye Dahmen
Anthony J. Dal Ponte
Nancy and Tom Davies
Shirley Davis-Lewis
Ashleigh and Christo de Villiers
Michael and Mari Lou Diamond
Gilles and Julie Dir-Munoz
Donate for Charity Inc
Amy Donohue and Paul McKean
Jason Downey
Helen Draper
Kristin and Richard Dreyer
Edward and Josette Dundon
Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Tongue LLP
Russ and Michele Dyer
Jay Dyer
Dean and Janet Eckelman
Nick Ehlen
Matthew English
eScrip (Electronic Scrip Rebate)
Mariann and Donald Feldmann
Gene and Betty Feltz
Shirley Finley
Trina Fitzpatrick
Patricia and David Fletcher
Mr. Leonard J. Fortun
Rafik Foviad
Eric and Twyla Friedman
Jasmine Fritsch
Korrin Fyall
Ron and Donna Gaither
Stephen and Karyn Galati
June E. Gardner
Matthew and Laurie Garrett
Maggie L. Gibson
John and Colleen Gilroy
Eric Gonzales
Robert D. Greaves
Megan Green
Stephen Griffith
Lois Grimm
Rick Grimshaw
Kathleen and Geoffrey Guloy
Wayne and Lynn Hamersly
Elizabeth and Peter Haney
Teresa and David Hart
Robert and Diann Harland
Sr. Frances Harold, SNJM
Amanda and Ryan Harvey
Bunny Elsenbach Hatch
Dan and Ashley Heichelbech
JC and Irene Hilbourne
Greg Hogensen
Ryan and Sara Hoppes
John and Avi Huelskamp
Kyle Hunter
IBM Matching Grants Program
Marissa Johnson
Nakera Johnson
Ed and Linda Kaiel
Kevin Kaufman
Guy and Reilley Keating
Laura and Michael Kelley
Brian and Diane Kelly
Helen D. Kern
Matthew Kibbe
Ron Kloepfer
Knights of Columbus/N. Portland K.C. 5279
Michael and Jan Koenig
Romona Lagrone
Dana and Karin Larson
James and Mary Lewis
Jude Lieberman and Zach Putnam
Stan and Carrie Link
John and Fran Locke
John Longfield
Priscilla Longfield
Patty and Bill Long
Gary Loomas
Michael and Cynthia Louaillier
Leslie Louis
M Financial Group
Jason Marr and Lori Hoover
Tim and Brenda Martin
Dan Marx and Co Inc
Darryl May
Janell McCarten
Martha and Scott Mcelligott
Tim McMenamin and DeL’Aurore Kyly
Merri Souther Wyatt
Courtney L. Mersereau
Mr. Thomas Mitchell and Mrs. Miriam Green Mitchell
Mick and Susan Mickola
Akemi Migaki
Barbara Mills
Sally and Pete Miller
Mike Miller
Danielle and Jacob Mills
Mississippi Pizza Pub
Ken Mogseth
Charlie and Allison Moore
Robert and Rebecca Moore
Tim and Missi Morgan
Andy Morris
Kevin Morris
Catherine Mosich
David and Megan Muessle
Sara Nambu
Sherra Neal
Gareth and Lisa Nevitt
Georgia Newton-Smith
Linda Niedermeyer and Robert Alexander
Reverend Gerard J. Olinger, C.S.C.
Judge Diarmuid F. O’Scannlain
and Maura O’Scannlain
Thomas Ouimetle
Gloria Paladichuk
Richard and Jeanne Pashley
Seth and Maria Patla
Yvette Penson
Blaine Peterson
Michael and Nancy Phillips
Andrea and Aaron Piazza
Frank Pinkela
Gregory and Kathleen Pluchos
Yvonne Poelwijk-Johnson
Jim and Marie Porter
Matt Presjak
Leslie Radke
Raimore Construction LLC
Christopher Rask
Mitch Rask
Matt Reed
Barbara L. Regan
Jackie Reis
Brent Rempe
David and Amy Riggins
Charlene and John Rogers
Sam Romanaggi
James and Kim Safranski
Tyrone and Deborah Sampson
Gabriela Sanchez and Shane Warden
Jan Schaeffer
Salli Schenk
Kelly L. Schrader
Bill Scott
Matthew Semler and Ashley Campion
Delores Sharp
William J. Sheridan
James Flynn and Ann Sheridan
Steve Silver
John Sipple
Sherry Sissac
Brenda Lee Skates-Chambers
Arne and Christine Soland
Robert Speltz
George and Molly Spencer
Harley Spring
Jill Stanclift
Mary and James Stempel
John and Katherine Stevens
Joy Lee Stokes
Karis Stoudamire
Norm Swanson
John and Ruth Talbott
David M. Thompson
Margaret and Michael Thornburg
TreeRing Corporation
Truist
US Borax Inc
Burak Uster
Karla Vanderzanden
Daniel and Jill Vogt
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
Michael Whitten
Wayne and Shawn Wiege
Colin Williams
Charlene and Scott Wilson
Matthew and Shannon Winningham
Zeta Sigma Omega Chapter Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.
Gene and Claire Zimmerman
In Kind
El Gaucho
Grand Central Baking Company
Heavenly Donuts
Holy Star Farm
Joe and Judy Calpin
Joseph Phelps
King Burrito
Laurelhurst Market
LePigeon
McDonald Jacobs
McMenamins
Natural Selections
Nel Centro
Nicky USA, Inc
Noble Rot
O’Brien Estate Winery
OX
Percasso
Portland Community College
Reedville Catering
Fr. Leo Remington
Reser’s Fine Foods
Royce’s Prop Shop
Sherpa
Spring Mountain Vineyard
Thistle
Toro Bravo
Wildwood Restaurant
Wilf’s Restaurant
Winchester Inn
Adelsheim Vineyard
adidas America, Inc.
Amuse
Andina
Bamboo Sushi
Big Kahuna’s Barbeque & Catering
Carlton Farms
Cary and Margaret Dovenberg
Children’s Accessibility Foundation
Columbia Empire Meat Co., Inc.
Culinary Institute of America
Dalla Terra
Darioush
Darshaun Patra
Duckhorn Vinyards
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Pledges Equip Our Students for Life
Endowment and Legacy Gifts Equip Our Students for Life
Journey Together Pledge Program
This multi-year pledge program allows donors to help sponsor
one student through all four years of education. We are truly
thankful for their long-term commitment to our students!
Endowment and estate gift programs establish a lasting legacy of hope
and support for both Catholic education and De La Salle North Catholic.
The following people have either provided for De La Salle North Catholic
in their estate plans or we received memorial gifts from their estates.
Special thanks to Mary and Tim Boyle, the Silver Family
Foundation, the James and Marion Miller Foundation and
The Clark Foundation for their leadership challenge gifts to
this pledge program.
Legacy Society Names
Anonymous (2)
Roy† and Sharon Bishop
Gift in honor of Sandra Duffy†
Gift in honor of Don Glavin†
Helen J. Kochenderfer†
Lee Lower and Leslie Porter
Joan O’Neill†
Tracey Weidner
Mary Ryan-Hotchkiss and Manford Hotchkiss
Rick and Mary Potter
Gift from Z-Man Scholarship Fund
Mary and Tim Boyle
Julie and David Brands
Stephanie and Dan Brown
The Clark Foundation
Kristin Collins
Morag and Peter Craven
Amanda Davenport
John Davidson
Michele DeBuhr
Debra and Melvin Demmitt
Christine Farrell
Wayne Fitzpatrick
Lori Flexer and Jeff Sackett
Bill and Colleen Gardner
Ronald and Tona Greisen
Kelly and Bob Hale
Frances and Robert Heffernan
Christina and David Herbison
Alexander and Danielle Hermanny
Becky and Lee Holzman
Manny Hotchkiss and Mary Ryan-Hotchkiss
Wendell and Charyl Jacobson
Maureen and Bill Kessi
Carrie and Bob Kessi
Marcus and Jacqueline Lampros
Michelle and Brian Lantow
Patty and Bill Long
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Kim and Steve Madey
Miki and Bob McGrain
Greg and Kay Moore
Cathy and Mark Myers
Mark and Mary Neil
Kenneth and Murline Neisz
Deanna and John Phillips
Rick and Mary Potter
George Puentes
Don Romanaggi
Ben Root and Chris Shank
Charmin and James Shiely
Silver Family Foundation
Mark Simmons and Sherie Weisnberg
Twylla and Scott Smith
Richard Sorenson and K.J. Austin
Barbara and Steven Spence
Bryan Steelman
John and Katherine Stevens
Rick and Cheryl Van Beveren
John and Paula Wight
Tom and Jane Wilson
Barabara and Mike Wyman
Michaell and Kurt Zenner
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denotes deceased
Financials
In 2013-14, De La Salle North Catholic High
School students’ earnings through the Corporate
Internship Program offset 55.3% of the school’s
instructional and school support costs – an all-time
high in the 14-year history of the school.
Support and Revenue
Corporate Internship Program
Contributions
Tuition and other fees
Other Income
$1,839,997
$2,196,453
$413,456
$65,004
41%
49%
9%
1%
Total Revenue
$4,514,910
100%
Expenses
Instructional/School Support $3,328,391
Corporate Internship Program $537,477
Development
$397,366
78%
13%
9%
Total Expenses
100%
$4,263,234
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2013-2014 De La Salle North Catholic High School Board of Trustees
Jim Armstrong
OnPoint Community Credit Union
Senior Vice President/Human Resources
Patti O’Mara, VICE CHAIR
Community Leader/Volunteer
Bryan Redmond
Standard Insurance
Director, Procurement, Payables & Supplier
Management
Jerry Bitz
Cascade Corporation
Retired CFO
Kelly Kilkenny Hale
RBC Wealth Management, Inc.
Senior Vice President, Financial Advisor Senior
Portfolio Manager, Portfolio Focus
Steve Spence
RBC Wealth Management, Inc.
Senior Vice President
Jim Trolinger
Portland Valve and Fitting/Swagelok
Former Owner/President
William Holmes, CPA
Holmes & Company, LLP
Managing Partner
Ryan Hubka, CHAIR
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Senior Vice President
Gay Burnie Jacobsen
Community Leader/Volunteer
Br. Thomas Jones, FSC
Saint Mary’s College
Director, Saint Mary’s College Brothers’ Community
Brian Maag
Boardman Foods, Inc.
Owner/President
Andy MacRitchie
Aequitas Capital Management, Inc.
Executive Vice President/Chief Compliance Officer
Cyndy Maletis
Community Leader/Volunteer
Rev. Gerard J. Olinger, CSC
University of Portland
Vice President for Student Affairs
Concurrent Assistant Professor of Political Science
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Leadership Advisory Committee
This new, dynamic group of cause-oriented,
community-minded young professionals assists
De La Salle North with development, Corporate
Internship Program job sales, raising awareness
or our organization in the community and
mentoring students.
LAC Steering Committee 2013-2014
Andrea Barton, Miller Nash
Agustin Enriquez, GBD Architects
Jonathan French, Greater Portland Inc.
Leslie Louis, Walsh Construction Co.
Courtney Mersereau, Springwater Wealth Management LLC
Rev. Gerard J. Olinger, CSC, University of Portland
Paul Schommer, Schommer & Sons
Blake St. Onge, Fischer and Company
D. J. Widmer, Colorhouse
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