2010 Annual Report - Cristo Rey Sacramento

2010
ANNUAL REPORT
THE GRADUATE AT GRADUATION
OPEN TO GROWTH
The graduate of Cristo Rey is confident, inquisitive,
reflective, motivated and flexible.
RELIGIOUS
The graduate has a sincere and deep sense of God’s
presence and love in his/her life.
INTELLECTUALLY COMPETENT
The graduate has a firm foundation in the liberal arts, as
well as a competency in thinking, reasoning and cognitive skills.
LOVING
The graduate believes that he/she is truly loved by God and sees
that loving relationship with others as the foundation of a Christian life.
COMMITTED TO JUSTICE
The graduate is keenly aware of injustice and prejudice and gives of
himself/herself in service to others because of a belief in the
dignity and equality of all people.
WORK COMPETENT
The graduate is a person of integrity who learns to be a dependable and
responsible worker.
MERCY GOODNESS SERVICE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Board of Directors / Message from the President
Work-Study / Work-Study Sponsors
2010 Financial Report
Annual Giving
Lifetime Giving
Capital Campaign
Featured Senior: Carlos Perez
Featured Alumni: Christina Solis
STUDENTS FEATURED IN ANNUAL REPORT
Juan Barrios (2011), Jose Cardenas (2012), Beverly Ceron (2012), Sabrina D’Souza (2014), Fabiola Galindo (2011),
Cristian Garcia (2013), Diane Hoang (2011), Lorenzo Lopez (2014), Oscar Lopez (2014), Christian Manzano-Huerta (2013),
Jesus Mata (2012), Anthony Montgomery (2012), Diana Moua (2012), Jessica Moua (2011), Michelle Moua (2013),
Justin Rosales (2014), Dylan Ruiz (2012), Brenda Serrato (2011), Angelina Valdez (2011),
Maria Vega-Zamudio (2011), Francisca Zabala (2013)
6200 McMahon Drive, Sacramento, CA 95824-3153 · (p) 916.400.3404 · (f) 916.400.3463 · crhss.org
TERRY STREET
2010-2011
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
Terry Street
Board Chair
A first graduation can only happen once. Cristo Rey High School Sacramento’s
first graduating class made history this past spring, and it set the bar high – all 53
graduates were accepted to college.
Sr. Eileen Enright, RSM
President
This inaugural class is a shining example of how Cristo Rey’s unique model truly
makes us “The school that works.” The graduates accomplished a great deal, both
inside and outside the classroom, balancing academics with professional work.
These students accomplished more than their average cohorts – they left high
school with diplomas and over a thousand hours of real-world work experience.
Patrice Coyle
This historic year would not have been possible without the cooperative support
of the community. Students, families, school faculty and staff, employers, board
members, volunteers and other community members came together to invest in
Cristo Rey High School and its students.
Jeff Holden
On behalf of the Cristo Rey High School Board of Directors, I’d like to thank
everyone who devoted their time, resources and energy to this unique effort. We
value your support and know that because of all of you, there are bright futures
ahead for our first graduates, and the future graduates of Cristo Rey High School.
Mary Teichert Rotelli
Jack Burgis
Ward Fansler
Dr. K. Gabrielle Gaspar
Fr. Ed Harris, S.J.
Thomas A. Johnson
Sr. Gabrielle Marie Jones, RSM
Kathleen Jonsson
Fred Taugher
Megan Vincent
WHAT IS CRISTO REY?
Cristo Rey High School Sacramento is a Catholic college-preparatory, co-educational high school dedicated to
the educational advancement of low-income youth from multi-ethnic- religious and-cultural backgrounds. In
partnership with the Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Community, the California Province of the Sisters of Notre
Dame de Namur, and the California Province of the Society of Jesus, Cristo Rey embodies MERCY, GOODNESS,
AND SERVICE – transforming lives now and for the future. All students participate in a unique work-study
program where they learn professional work skills and generate income to offset the cost of their education.
CRISTO REY TODAY
Cristo Rey currently serves approximately 240 students in grades 9-12 from Sacramento, Yolo, Placer, San
Joaquin and El Dorado counties. The school is located in the south area of the city and is evenly divided by
male and female students. This year, the ethnic representation is 88% Hispanic, 4% Multi-cultural, 3% Asian,
3% Caucasian and 2% African American.
“these students
accomplished
beyond what any of
us could dream.”
Ward W. Fansler, President
WARD FANSLER
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
A promise was made four years ago to provide a Catholic, college
preparatory education with a unique work-study component to students of
limited financial means.
Thanks to the support and efforts of so many, that promise has been kept.
To date, the greatest measure of our success is our first graduating class.
This extraordinary group of students took a chance on Cristo Rey. Four years
later, these students accomplished more than what any of us could dream:
• 100% of our 53 seniors were accepted into college.
• Almost half are attending four-year colleges, receiving nearly $2 million
in financial aid; the other half are attending local community colleges.
• 10% of our 2010 graduates are currently working part-time for their
former Work-Study employers while attending college.
The inaugural graduating class of 2010 has established an exciting
legacy at Cristo Rey, and we are thrilled to see our first alumni begin their
bright futures.
Our work is just beginning. To build on the successful momentum
of our first graduating class:
UPDATE
For the first time in its five-year history,
Cristo Rey High School will have a woman
religious serving as its President.
Sr. Eileen Enright, RSM, began her new role
on January 3, 2011. As a member of the
Sisters of Mercy, one of the co-sponsors
of Cristo Rey, Sr. Eileen brings 40 years in
church ministry and 25 years of education
experience to Cristo Rey. "I am very grateful
and enthusiastic that Cristo Rey High
School will reach new heights and legacy
status under her leadership and direction."
• We are now a school of 240 motivated, hardworking students, with the
plan to reach 400 students within four years.
• 93% of our students are in paying jobs, a significant increase from the
60% employed at the beginning of 2009.
• As of November 2010, The Mercy Goodness Service Campaign has
received more than $1.7 million in committed gifts. The purpose of
the campaign is to provide funding that will enhance scholarships and
curriculum and provide basic upgrades to our campus.
• Our religious sponsors continue to significantly invest in Cristo Rey and
to provide members of their congregations as school staff.
Cristo Rey High School’s success is a result of the ongoing dedication of our
students and their families, dedicated faculty and staff, supportive workstudy sponsors, a selfless Board of Directors, generous benefactors and our
religious sponsors. This collaboration allows us to provide college access to
students with limited options. We will continue to deliver that promise for
generations to come.
WORK-STUDY
How do you make private, college preparatory education affordable for high school students with
limited financial means? Students offset a portion of their tuition by working for Cristo Rey High
School Sacramento Work-Study, Inc., a 501(c)3 public charity.
In addition to a rigorous academic schedule, Cristo Rey students work five days a month in a
professional environment. The Work-Study program teaches students invaluable skills, lessons, and
confidence in preparation for a successful future. Students interact with adults and gain confidence
in themselves and in their abilities while working in industries as varied as law, healthcare,
construction, finance and social services. Isabella (2011) states, “I feel that working throughout
my high school years has matured me. I am so grateful from the bottom of my heart that CAL FIRE
Academy has helped me pursue my future goals.”
But it is not only the students who benefit from the Work-Study relationship. Work-Study sponsors
agree that students make a positive imprint on corporate culture. Noelle DeBortoli of Western Health
Advantage: “After unforeseen circumstances, Chris very admirably stepped up by answering phones,
taking payments and handling walk in customers for over an hour all by himself. Chris handled
himself in the most unbelievable way and refused to take any kind of extra kudos from staff."
Learning the value of work has a tremendous impact on the students. Vanessa (2011) remembers
her early days of work, “At first, I thought I was just doing tedious, time consuming tasks. However,
through all the paper cuts, broken copy machines, toner spills and other tiring work, I began to
discover that no job is too small. I learned so much working at Pacific Coast Companies. It was a very
fulfilling experience and helped me learn how to interact in the workplace. I learned not to let people
look down on me because I’m young.”
To learn how you can sponsor students at your company please call David Brown, Work-Study
Director, at 916.400.3386.
WORK-STUDY
SPONSORS
A. Teichert and Son, Inc.
Harbison Mahoney Higgins Builders
Royal Electric
Adelante Media Group*
Hanson McClain*
RW Baird*
Airco Mechanical*
Hope Productions Foundation
Sacramento Children’s Chorus
Air Systems*
International Pemphigus &
Pemphigoid Foundation
Sacramento Country Day School
American Red Cross Sacramento
Sierra Chapter
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals*
Sacramento Hispanic Chamber
of Commerce
Anderson Bros. Pharmacy
Kiwanis House
Sacramento Life Center
APCO Worldwide*
Sacramento Magazine Corporation
Arrow Construction*
Knox, Lemmon, Anapolsky and
Schrimp, LLP
Awards by Kay
Loaves and Fishes
Saint Anne’s Catholic School
Big Hairy Dog Information Systems
McGeorge School of Law
Saint Ignatius Loyola Parish
Bruceville Terrace
Matheny Sears Linkert & Jaime LLP
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Bustos Media
McClellan Business Park*
Sutter Medical Center Sacramento
California Catholic Conference
Mercy Education Resource Center
Sutter Health
California Department of Forestry
Mercy Foundation
Sutter Physician Services*
California Psychological Association
Mercy General Hospital
Synergex
California State Assembly/Bob Moretti Scholarship Foundation
Mercy Hospital of Folsom
TeleDirect*
Mercy Housing
The Gualco Group, Inc.
California State Senate
Mercy San Juan Medical Center
Tony’s Fine Foods
CAL FIRE Academy
Methodist Hospital of Sacramento
UC Davis Medical Center*
Capitol Area Development Authority
National Corporate Research, Ltd.
USF Sacramento Campus
Catholic Healthcare West
Nehemiah Corporation of America*
Vanir Construction Management, Inc.
Cook Brown LLP*
Vision Service Plan
Crocker Art Museum*
Nor Cal Spine and
Rehabilitation Associates
CVC Construction
ONETO
DiTomasso Center for Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
Pacific Coast Companies, Inc.
City of Ione
Clear Channel Communications
Personal Insurance Federation
of California
Comstock-Johnson Architects
PGP International*
Diocese of Sacramento
Pinnacle Capital Mortgage*
Downey Brand Attorneys LLP
Porter Scott Attorneys
Eyefinity/OfficeMate
Potter Taylor & Company
Five Star Bank*
PRIDE Industries
Flintco*
Public Policy Advocates
Girl Scouts Heart of Central California
Roebbelen Contracting, Inc.
Golden Empire Council
Ronald McDonald House
Air Toxics, Ltd.
Pacific Coast Supply, LLC
Sacramento Food Bank
Sacramento Youth Symphony
Waste Connections
WEAVE
Western Health Advantage
Wilke, Fleury, Hoffelt, Gould & Birney LLP
Women’s Empowerment
Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation*
Communicare Health Centers*
Food Bank of Yolo County*
Yolo Adult Day Health Center*
Yolo Family Service Agency*
Yolo Wayfarer Center*
Yolo County Elections Office*
Yolo County Sheriff’s Department*
*New Sponsor 2010/11
2010 FINANCIAL
REPORT
CRISTO REY HIGH SCHOOL SACRAMENTO, INC.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES
For The Year Ended June 30, 2010
SUPPORT AND REVENUE
UNRESTRICTED
Grants and contributions
Work-Study income
$610,087
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
$100
TOTAL
$2,113,613
1,032,784
1,032,784
740,812
740,812
(404,407)
(404,407)
336,405
336,405
Bequests
Gross tuition and fees
Less: Financial aid and other
discounts
Net tuition and fees
Special events, net of direct
expenses of $84,633
99,598
99,598
Investment income
10,285
Donated equipment and services
60,112
60,112
Miscellaneous revenue
15,592
15,592
Net assets released
from restrictions
EXPENSES
$1,503,426
TEMPORARILY
RESTRICTED
99,245
109,530
215,951
(116,706)
(99,245)
TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE
3,174,555
592,979
100
Program services:
Academic and student programs
2,655,352
2,655,352
910,975
910,975
316,632
316,632
1,227,607
1,227,607
TOTAL EXPENSES
3,882,959
3,882,959
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
(708,404)
592,979
100
(115,325)
611,545
124,212
454,689
1,190,446
($96,859)
$717,191
$454,789
$1,075,121
Support services:
General and administrative
Fundraising
Total support services
NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR
NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR
3,767,634
A copy of the audited financial statement is available upon request.
CRISTO REY HIGH SCHOOL SACRAMENTO, INC.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
For The Year Ended June 30, 2010
$99,958
$174,949
$336,405
ASSETS
SOURCE OF REVENUE
Cash and cash equivalents
Grants & contributions ($2,113,613)
Investments
Work-Study income ($1,032,812)
Net tuition & fees ($336,405)
$370,706
$2,113,613
$1,032,812
Other ($174,949)
Special events ($99,958)
$2,099,637
Pledges receivable
43
833,471
Accounts receivable
40,509
Tuition receivable, net of allowance
for doubtful accounts of $3,812
11,212
Prepaid expenses and deposits
35,750
Leasehold improvements and
equipment, net
TOTAL ASSETS
1,145,262
$2,436,953
$316,632
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable and accrued
expenses
EXPENDITURES
Academic & student
programs ($2,655,352)
Deferred revenue
$910,975
257,725
Capital lease obligation
General & administrative ($910,975)
Fundraising ($316,632)
$427,413
$2,655,352
Loans payable
Note payable
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$2,628,337
64,015
612,679
1,361,832
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
(96,859)
Temporarily restricted
717,191
Permanently restricted
454,789
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
1,075,121
$2,436,953
Annual Giving
Unrestricted giving provides flexibility in
meeting any unforeseen challenges that
Cristo Rey High School may encounter
during the year. Membership reflects
cumulative gifts for the 2009-2010 fiscal
year and includes pledge payments, it is
tiered into the following categories:
MERCY GOODNESS
SERVICE SOCIETY
Membership in the Mercy Goodness Service
Society are donors whose cumulative gifts
or commitments totaled $15,000 during the
fiscal year or who significantly contributed to
the fiscal health of the school.
$100,000 AND ABOVE
California Province of the Society of Jesus
Diocese of Sacramento
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Marks
Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Community
$50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous
Mercy Foundation
George & Lena Valente Foundation
$15,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
Carrera-Joffe Foundation
CELEBRATIONS!
Margaret Deterding Fund of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Glassy
Philip R. Jonsson Foundation
Mrs. Marion Kassis
Dr. Sharon Kassis & Mr. Tom Egan
Sacramento Jesuit Community
Roebbelen Contracting Inc.
Founder’s Circle
($5,000 - $14,999)
Anonymous
Bellarmine Jesuit Community
Beneto Foundation
Dr. Jose Cueto & Ms. Anita Prietto
Mrs. Patricia Diepenbrock
Heritage Oak Mortgage Co.
Jesuit Community at Santa Clara University
Jesuit Community Loyola
Marymount University
Mr. & Mrs. John Keltgen
Msgr. James C. Kidder
Knights of Columbus Council #953
Mr. John Matthews
Dr. & Mrs. Chris Neubuerger
Prietto Cueto Fund of the Sacramento
Region Community Foundation
RCA Community Fund of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Read
Mr. & Mrs. Terence Street
Shamrock Investments, LLC
Sisters of St. Francis Province
Sutter Medical Center - Sacramento
US Bank
President’s Circle
($2,500 - $4,999)
A. Teichert and Son, Inc.
Air Toxics LTD.
Ms. Susan Allen
Anonymous
Mrs. Jean Artz
Estate of Joseph J. Bandamo
Big Hairy Dog Information Systems
Fr. Gregory Bonfiglio, S.J.
Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Bowers
Evergreen Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Ward Fansler
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gemma
Greeley, Lindsay Consultant Group
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Hayashi
Mr. Mark Henderson & Ms. Helen Chew
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight C. Hirsh, III
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Kassis
Mr. Richard Lavelle
Matheny Sears Linkert & Jaime, LLP
Menard Family Foundation
Pacific Coast Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. A. James Puff
Dr. & Mrs. Miguel Rivera
California Province Sisters
of Notre Dame de Namur
Sutter Health
Estate of Bogomila Tiessen
Vanir Construction Management, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. David Wagner
Waste Connections, Inc.
Wilke, Fleury, Hoffelt, Gould & Birney, LLP
Arnold E. and Euna N. Zimmerman Family Fund of the Sacramento Region Community
Principal’s Circle
($1,000 - $2,499)
Mrs. Marge Albouze
Anonymous
AT&T Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baskerville
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Burgis
Bustos Media, LLC
California Catholic Conference
California Endowment, The
California Fruit Building Company
Church of the Holy Spirit
Community Counselling Service Co., LLC
Mr. Tom Cooper & Ms. Deborah Pacyna
Mr. & Mrs. P. Wayne Cornelius
Dr. & Mrs. James Coyle
Mr. Daniel Coyle
Mrs. Rose Daugherty
Exxon Foundation
Dr. Paul Fry, II
Dr. K. Gabrielle Gaspar
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Heinrich
Mr. Jeff Holden & Ms. Theresa Mandarino
Holy Trinity Parish
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hoseit
Intel Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Jonsson
Ms. Ruth Kellndorfer
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Landgraf
Law Offices of Tom Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Layton
Mr. & Mrs. John Lemmon
Lewis Kassis Foundation
Mr. Marcus Lo Duca
Mr. & Mrs. John G. Locke
Luppen and Hawley, Inc
Martin-Brower, LLC
Matheny Sears Linkert & Jaime, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. James Mayer
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Messner
Mr. & Mrs. Don Middleton
Ms. Patricia Minore
Nehemiah Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence O’Connor
Old Bofie Foundation
Our Lady of the Assumption Church
Personal Insurance Federation of California
J W Peth
Porter Scott
Public Policy Advocates
Raley’s Bel Air ~ Quality Card Program
Mr. Joaquin Razo & Ms. Heather Waid
Rebecca E. Harper & Associates
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Reedy
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Riehl
Rod Read & Sons, Inc.
Royal Electric
Sacramento Child Advocates
Sacramento Optimist, Inc.
Sacred Heart Church
Ms. Irma M. Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schwartz
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shanahan
Sierra Health Foundation
SMUD
SS. Peter & Paul Church
St. Francis High School
St. Ignatius Loyola Parish
Synergex
Mr. Fred Taugher & Ms. Paula Higashi
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Zeman
Mr. Arnold Zimmerman
Friends of Cristo Rey
($1 - $999)
Active 20-30 Club #1 Sacramento
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Adams
Ms. Penny Adams
Mr. & Mrs. James Addy
Adobe Systems Incorporated Matching
Grant Program
Mary Agcaoili
Dr. & Mrs. Francisco Aguirre
Ms. Mitzi S. Aguirre
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Allred
Ms. Norma Alvarez
Mr. Vincent Anaclerio & Ms. Renee Regacho-Anaclerio
Anna Anderson
Mrs. Jasmine Anderson
Mr. Joseph Androvich
Anonymous
Barbara Apel
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Ardans
Mr. Jeffery Arellano
Mr. Javier Arguello
Ms. Colleen Arigo
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Atkinson
Ms. Cori Ayala
Mr. Steven Bacchi
Ms. Mary Louise Baez
Liz Bagdazian
Mr. Christopher Bakes
Ms. Terri Bakker
Ms. Angie Balderas
Mr. Richard Balestreri
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Balfrey
Bank of America
Ms. Maureen Barker
Diana Barrios
Ms. Rebecca Baumann & Mr. Dan McVeigh
Rev. & Mrs. Richard Beach
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Beck
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Becker
Mr. & Mrs. Henricus Beekwilder
Mr. & Mrs. James Bellotti
Ms. Sharon Bennett
Mr. Richard Bertolucci
Ms. Lani Biafore
Ms. Diane Bierman
Mr. David Bischoff
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bishop
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bispo
Mr. & Mrs. Jed Bittner
Ms. Ruth Blank & Mr. Chris Spanos
Leslie Blomquist
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Blubaugh
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Boase
Florence & Catharine Bolden
Rev. John E. Boll
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Bolz
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bossenmaier
Mr. & Mrs. William Bossenmaier
Daniela Bouzeneris
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Boyer
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Brandsma
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brey
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Bron
Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Brothers
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Brown
Mr. & Mrs. William Brown
Ms. JoAnn Brown
Mr. W. David Brown &
Ms. Carol Chamberlain
Ms. Colleen Bruckman
Ms. Kathleen Buckey
Mr. & Mrs. David Burmester
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Burns
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bussey
Pam Butts
John & Cynthia Caldwell
Ms. Patricia Camarillo
John & Jennifer Campbell
Ms. Roberta Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Campos
Judy Capaul
Capitol Area Development Authority
Julianne Capra
Sara Cardenas
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Carl
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Carmazzi
Matthew Carmazzi
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Carmazzi
Ms. Marilyn Carmazzi
Carmelitas
Dr. Michael Casagrande
Ms. Colleen Cascio
Ms. Rosanna Castain
Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament
Susan Cattano
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Celli
Change for Change Fund of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Rodolfo Chavez
Ms. Eileen Cheplick
Ms. Shirley Cherry
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Chrisman
Sr. Jeanne Christensen, RSM
Mr. & Mrs. David Christenson
Christian Brothers High School
Ms. Ruth Cima
Mr. Scott Claremont
Mr. & Mrs. Neil Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Coggeshall
Colton Insurance Associates/
Mr. Mark Ponce de Leon
Hon. Lloyd Connelly
Mr. Raymond Contreras
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Cordano
Ms. Graciela Cortes
Mr. Tony Cortese
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Cotton
Mr. & Mrs. John Coyle
Ms. Ann Veronica Coyle
Lindsay Crane
Ms. T.I. Crowder
Mr. & Mrs. Hank Crowle
Culinary Specialists
Mr. & Mrs. Neil Culp
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Curcio
Ms. Theresa Curley
Mr. Anthony Da Vigo
Kendra Daijogo
Angelina Dalton Bravo
Mr. & Mrs. Gust Dames Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James Daugherty
Ms. Ada Daugherty
Mr. & Mrs. Casimir David
DCA Partners
Ms. Inez De Fazio
Mariella De La Quintana
Mr. & Mrs. Tom DeMarois
Mr. John De Piazza
Ms. Patricia Deathrage & Ms. Teresa Brown
Mr. & Mrs. James Delaney
Robert & Lauri Delgadillo
Ms. Jackie DeMaio
Ms. Mary Deos
Ms. Michelle DeSart
Ms. Margaret Desmond
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick DeVoe
Mr. Thomas Dey & Mrs. Shelia
Slaughter Dey
Kevin Dickens
Elaine DiFlorio
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dobrowolski
Ms. Suzanne Dodd
Mr. & Mrs. Ned Dolejsi
Dominican Srs. of the Presentation
Mr. & Mrs. David Donald
Mr. William Donovan
Double F Management Group
Ms. Cathleen Dougherty
Mr. Dennis Dow & Ms. Lyn Wyman
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Downey
Sandra Dratler
Mr. Ralph Duenas
Ms. Ann Dufour
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Dugan
Mr. & Mrs. Sean Duggan
Mr. Kevin Duggan
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Dumonchelle
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Duneas
Mr. Christopher Dunford &
Ms. Christine Dodson
Mr. Bob Dunning & Ms. Shelley Doggett
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Dutra
ECOM Engineering, Inc.
Nancy Eddinger
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Edwards
Ms. Kate Jeffries
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Eggleston
Ellen Eggers
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eiferle
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eilers
Ms. Arlene Elligott
Ms. Claudia Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ellison
Ms. Rosa Escutia
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Espinoza
Ms. Jane Estremera
Lisa Ehterington
Susan Ettin
Mr. Kelley Evans & Mrs. Kim
Schroeder-Evans
Exact Clinical Research Services, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. David Faires
Elise Faulkner
Peggy Fava
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Favro
Mr. Chris Ferguson
Ms. Lindsey Ferguson
Ms. Dionisia Fernandez
Mr. Tony Ferrante
Mr. Sean J. Filippini
Mr. Leo Fiori
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Fischer
Ms. Joanna Fischer
Dr. & Mrs. John Fisher
Ms. Judith Fitzgerald
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Flannery
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Fleming
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Flynn
Ms. Mary Louise Foley
Ms. Marla Fonseca
Mr. Jamie Fontana
Foothill-Highlands Rotary Club Foundation
John Forney
Michele Forrest
Mr. Matthew Foster
Mrs. Rosemary Fracolli
Ms. Nancy Freeman
Ms. Meghan French
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Furno
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Gabelich
Mr. & Mrs. Herman Gallegos
GALS
Ms. Therese Gander
Laura Garces
Ana Maria Garcia
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Garcia
Mr. Leo Garcia
Russell Garcia
Ms. Patricia Garrity
Christine Garza
Tomas Garza
Emoke Gaspar
Ms. Erika Gaspar
GenCorp Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Giannotti
Patricia Gibbons
Ms. Catherine Gill
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Gillan
Helen Gilsdorf
Dianne Giovannetti
Kyle Glankler
Glitzy Gals
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Godt
Mr. & Mrs. David Golden
Ms. Yolanda Gomez
Sr. Michelle Gorman, RSM
Sharon Grajeda
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Grant
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Greeley
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Green
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Green
Lenore Greene
Ms. Colleen Gregg
Kristine Gross
Gualco Group, Inc., The
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Guidera
Mr. & Mrs. Luis Gutierrez
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Haarmeyer
Marianne Hadden
Mr. Bob Hallerman
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Halloran
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Halsey
Kenneth Hankins
Rosemary Hankins
Debra Hansen
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Harris
Mr. Randy Hartley
Mr. & Mrs. James Harty
Donn Hatcher
Christopher Hayashi
Ms. April Hayden
Ms. Elizabeth Heaton
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Heddinger
Mr. & Mrs. Terrin Henderson
Ms. Nancy Henning
Ms. Rosa Hernandez
Julia Herrington
Ned & Carolyn Herrington
Mr. & Mrs. James Hine
Ms. Anna Hinsz
Ms. Lien Hoang
Sr. Margaret Hoffman, SNDdeN
Mr. & Mrs. T. Joseph Holland
Cindi Holldorf
Ms. Cynthia Holst
Amy Horwitz
Mr. Ivan Hrga
Hullen Accountancy Corporation
Adam Hutson
Dr. & Mrs. Francis Silvey
Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Inderbitzen
International Pemphigus and
Pemphigoid Foundation
Ms. Antoinette Irwin
Mr. & Mrs. Chase Israelson
Ms. Elaine Iwanski
J4 Systems
Mrs. Margaret Jackson
Bruce Jacobi
Ms. Gina Jenkins
Chris Jensen
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Jimenez
Mr. & Mrs. Raul Jimenez
Ms. Julie Johnson
Ms. Debi Johnson
Samantha Johnson
Linda Johnston Panattoni
Ms. Mary Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Evan Jones
Jay Jonsson
Mrs. Jo Ann Jonsson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jonsson
Mr. & Mrs. John Joseph
Beth Kapadia
Mr. Kurt Kappes
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kashuba
Mrs. Ana Katnik
Gurpreet Kaur
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Kay
Ms. Bridget Keane
Michael & Gerri Kearns
Mr. & Mrs. John Keller
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kick
Jill Kirkman
Geralyn Kittrell
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Klauschie
Knights of Columbus Mother
Seton Council 6922
Knights of Columbus No 7241
Veronica Knudson
Ms. Toosje Koll
Sonny Kooner
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Koppes
Mr. Larry Kostakis & Ms. Cindy Cintas Pilon
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kovarik
Ms. Yvonne L. Kowalczyk
Mr. Patrick Kozlowski
Ms. Margaret Kozlowski
KPA Strategies
Dr. H. Noele Krenkel
Mr. & Mrs. Lon B. Krock
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Krouse
Dana Lahargoue
Marci Lampe
Ms. Ramona Landeros
Ms. Althea Lara
Mr. & Mrs. John Larrea
Lorretta Laslo
Steve & Eila Latif
Ms. Brianna Latko
Ms. Kristina Launey
Joan Lauriente
Mr. & Mrs. Jim LaZanky
Patrick Leathers
Catherine LeBlanc
Leslie Lehner
Ms. Eloisa Leon
Ms. Marie Carella Leonardini
Ms. Catherine Lerma
Mr. & Mrs. William B. Lewis
Mr. David Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lilly
Loaves and Fishes
Sr. Anne Locke, SNDdeN
Mr. & Mrs. Guillermo Lopez
Mrs. Antonia Lopez
Ms. Ana Lopez-Vera
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Losco
Ms. Tina Lucas
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Luckie
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Luehrs
Mr. & Mrs. Lundholm
Mr. David Macias
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Macy
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Mahaney
Patricia Malhoski
Jeanne Maloney
Ms. Mary Judith Manhart
Ms. Shirley Marcus
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Margetich
Kelvin & Cheryl Mark
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mark
Ms. Barbara Marre
Ms. Nancy Marre
Ms. Joanne Marsden
Mr. Walter Marshall
Mrs. IL Martinelli
Mr. & Mrs. Cass Mastalski
Mr. William Masters &
Ms. Francine Jackson
Jesus Mata
Marie Mauer
Ms. Katherine McAllister
Heather McAvoy-Jensen
Ms. Mary McCarrick
Ms. Eugenia McCarthy
Councilmember Kevin McCarty
Karen Mcclain
Mr. Troy McClory
Tom McCormick
Mr. Ken McCurdy
Mr. Robert McDermott
Ms. Vickie McGahan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGee
Terrie McGraw
Ms. Mary McGuire
Mr. & Mrs. Tom McGuire
Mr. Donald McKinnon
Gary McLaughlin
Sr. Claudia McTaggart, SNDdeN
Ms. Missy Means
Medical Staff Library Fund
Ms. Beatrice Medinas
Drs. Robert & Rosemary Melrose
Ms. Guadalupe Mendoza
Mr. Adolfo R. Mercado
Mercy Housing
Carla Meyers
Mr. & Mrs. Dude Mieding
Mr. & Mrs. George Miller
Sr. Anne Marie Miller, RSM
Mr. George Mills
Keith Monan Sax
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Moulton
Linda Moulton
Ms. Lloyda Moy
Mr. & Mrs. Al Moznett
Susan Munoz
Ms. Heidi Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. James Musillani
Betsy Myers
Elaine Myers
Dr. & Mrs. Jim Myers
Ms. Kathleen Nelson
Newman Catholic Community at Sac State
Karen Nieto
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Nixon
Danyelle Norman
Sienna Norman
Mr. & Mrs. Cheighton Norris
Anne Novak
Mr. Dave Novak & Ms. Joanne Castronovo
Paul Novak
Mark Novak
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O’Donnell
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel O’Hanlon
Mr. Scott Okamoto
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Leary
Mr. & Mrs. Clark Olovson
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Olson
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Golub
Mr. Michael O’Neil
Karen Onstad
Optimist Club of Sacramento
Mr. & Mrs. Robert O’Reilly
A. Ortiz
Mr. & Mrs. R. P Oubre
Pacific Coast Companies, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Pagano
Mr. Henry Pajari
Mr. & Mrs. Cory Panattoni
Mr. & Mrs. James Paquette
Suzanne Paris
Ms. Donna Parkinson
Deacon & Mrs. Gilbert Parra
Shawnee Patterson
Mr. & Mrs. William Pattison
Ms. Barbara Payne
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Pehanich
Ms. Linda Pellegrini
Ms. Kristie Pellerin
Fred & Cynthis Pelz
Ms. Esther Pelzman
Mrs. Alice Perez
Ms. Ana Perez
Ms. Rose Perez
Peggy Perrucci
Mr. & Mrs. Virgil Petrocchi
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pettersen
Stephanie Pierson
Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo Pineda
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Planas
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Pleau
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Poggi
Becky Policar
Mr. & Mrs. R. C. Porter
Practice Sales & Appraisals
Ms. Ann Privateer
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Purcell
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Purcer
Ms. Connie Pyevach
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Quilici
Mr. Bill Quiroz
Mr. Charles Raggio
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Ramos
Mr. & Mrs. David Rasul
Sr. Corinne Raven, RSM
Vanessa Rawlings
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Reardon
Ms. Jeanne Reaves
Ms. Nancy Reid
Mr. & Mrs. John Reilly
Mr. John Reilly
Diane Rhodes
Ms. Magdalena Ribota
Mr. John Riehl
Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Rimack
Annemie Rivers
Ms. Judy Roberson
Mr. Richard Roberts
Mr. Patrick Robrecht
Mr. Henry E. Rodegerdts
Michael Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rohlfs
Mr. Jamie Roman & Mrs. Diane
Thomas-Roman
Mr. & Mrs. Jesus Romo
Mr. & Mrs. Ruben Romo
Romo Studio
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Root
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Rositani
Kevin Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Rossi
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Rowe
Dr. Brian Royse & Mrs. Jan Scully Royse
Ms. Christina Rudell
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ruiz
Mr. Randall Ruiz
Mr. & Mrs. David Runkle
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rush
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Rusteen
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Mahijeh Sabati
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Sachs
Sacramento Urban League
Mr. Lourdes Sadanaga
Kath Sadler
Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo Sanchez
Mr. Savino Sanchez
Mr. & Mrs. James Savant
Save Mart S.H.A.R.E.S.
The Sax Family
Ms. Kimberly Sax
Alice Scaletta
Mr. Paul Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Schubert
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Schulte
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Schwartz
Mr. & Mrs. David Schwartz
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Selewicz
Serra Club of Sacramento
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shanahan
Shirleen Shanchez
Ms. Marlene Sheldon
Sierra Health Foundation
Ms. Kim Silvers
Mr. George Singh
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Slakey
Mr. & Mrs. Kelley Smith
Ms. Dorothy Smith
Society of the Divine Savior
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Solis
Lisa Sorensen
Rev. Mr. & Mrs. William Sousa
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Sparks
Sports Gallery Authenticated
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Spring
Victoria Squier-Smith
St. James Women’s Guild
St. Maria Goretti Parish
A.F. Stiegeler
Senator Darrell Steinberg
Stephens Automotive
Mr. & Mrs. Young Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Stoll
Mr. & Mrs. J. Todd Stone
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Struebing
Ms. Carla Struebing
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Struhm
Dr. & Mrs. Victor Sucheski
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Sullivan
Ms. Monica Swain
Susan Swanson
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Sweeney
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Szydelko
Dr. Patricia Takeda
Teichert Foundation
Mr. Charles Teixeira
Diane Templeton
Fr. Joseph Ternullo
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Terra
Yer Thao
Mark Theisen
Sr. Kathryn Thill, RSM
Thomas Advocacy, Inc.
Sr. Kathy Thornton, RSM
Toddco Builders #1
Cathryn Toenyes
Justin Toenyes
Lynda Toenyes
Adrian Torres
Mr. & Mrs. George Trebaol
Mr. Anthony Trebaol
Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Troshinsky
Mr. Richard Trujillo
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Turnacliff
Ms. Charlotte Tyler
Ms. Katherine Underwood
United Way-California Capital Region
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Uribe
Mr. & Mrs. Gil Van Attenhoven
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Van Parys
Ms. Sandra Vargas
Ms. Jisel Vega
Ms. Cristina Vellanoweth
David Veyna
Ms. Laura Viglione
Mr. & Mrs. Plauchè Villerè
Mr. John Vincent
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vitulli
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Vogeli
Dean Volpicelli Financial
Wagner Kirkman Blaine Klomparens & Youmans LLP
Mr. Terry Waitrovich & Ms. Mary Faupel
Dale Waldschmitt
Ms. Jessica Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Walsh
Mr. Preston Walton
Mr. W.T. Waterman
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program
Diane Welsh
Ms. Denise Wesleder
Mr. Dave West & Mrs. Jeanne
Anderson-West
West Coast Wallboard
Mr. & Mrs. Morgan Wheeler
Mr. & Mrs. Mack White
Ms. Judith Wilbur
Ms. Donna M. Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wissmath
Mr. & Mrs. Zachary Wochok
Ms. Holly Wolfe
Ms. Charlene Woodward
Debra Woodsford
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Woolford
Richard Wright
Ms. Lyn Wyman
Ms. Judy Yee
Dolly Yee-Nishio
Kenneth & Anna Zankel
Zanze Insurance Agency
Betty Zerounian
Zia’s Delicatessen
John Zimmerman
Cristo Rey High School is grateful for the
generosity of all donors and respects the wishes
of those donors who prefer to remain anonymous.
We value their quiet support. Our gratitude is
extended to the many individuals, businesses and
organizations that made gifts to Cristo Rey High
School Sacramento for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 2010. It is the support of our donors
that provides the School with its ability to help
enhance the overall quality of education for the
students who attend our school.
While we have made every effort to ensure the accuracy
of the lists and recognition, we apologize in advance
for any errors. If you were a donor and your name has
been misspelled or omitted, please notify Kimberley
Satterwhite at 916.400.3479 or [email protected]
so that she can correct our records.
LIFETIME GIVING
$5,000 & ABOVE
Active 20/80’s Club of Holy Spirit Parish
Mrs. Marge Albouze
Ms. Susan Allen
Mrs. Agnes Anderson
Anonymous
AT&T Foundation
Mr. Christopher Bakes
Mrs. Doris Barton
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baskerville
Bellarmine Jesuit Community
Beneto Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Jerome Bowers
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bussey
Bustos Lopez Family Fund
of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation
Bustos Media, LLC
Estate of Joseph J. Bandamo
California Endowment
California Province of the Society
of Jesus
Carrera-Joffe Foundation
Cassin Educational Initiatives Foundation
CELEBRATIONS!
Church of the Holy Spirit
Cristo Rey Network
Dr. Jose Cueto & Mrs. Anita Prietto
D'Ambrosia Properties, LLC
Mrs. Rose Daugherty
Davis Family Trust
Davison Iron Works, Inc.
Mrs. Patricia Diepenbrock
Diocese of Sacramento
Margaret Deterding Fund
of the Sacramento Region
Community Foundation
Donant Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Doyle
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Evans
Mr. & Mrs. Ward Fansler
Fansler Foundation
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
(Cristo Rey Network)
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gemma
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Glassy
Granite Construction
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Greeley
Greeley, Lindsay Consultant Group
Fr. Anthony Gurnell Trust †
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Hayashi
Hegg Family Foundation
Mr. Mark Henderson & Ms. Helen Chew
Heritage Oak Mortgage Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Hirsh III
Holy Spirit Parish
Mrs. Marge Holt †
HSBC-North America
Chase Israelson Family Trust
James Irvine Foundation
(Cristo Rey Network)
Jesuit Community at Santa Clara University
Jesuit Community Loyola
Marymount University
Jesuit High School
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Jonsson
Philip R. Jonsson Foundation
JP Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. David Kassis
Mrs. Marion Kassis
Dr. Sharon Kassis & Mr. Tom Egan
Kelly Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. John Keltgen
Msgr. James C. Kidder
Knights of Columbus Council #953
Mr. Richard Lavelle
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Layton
Mr. & Mrs. John Lemmon
Mr. & Mrs. John Locke
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Marks
Mr. John Matthews
MERCY a member of CHW
Mercy Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Chris Neubuerger
Our Lady of the Assumption Church
Pacific Coast Companies, Inc.
Pacific Coast Foundation
Ms. Deborah Pacyna & Mr. Tom Cooper
Mr. Leonard Panattoni Esq.
Ms. June Peters
Msgr. Roy V. Peters †
Stephen & Lucy Peters Fund at National Philanthropic Trust
Pfund Family Foundation
Prietto Cueto Fund of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. A. James Puff
RCA Community Fund of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Read
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Riehl
Dr. & Mrs. Miguel Rivera
Roebbelen Contracting Inc.
Ronald McDonald House Charities - Northern California
Roseville Cardiology
Sacramento Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc.
Sacramento Jesuit Community
Sacramento Region Community Foundation
Sacred Heart Church
Shamrock Investments, LLC
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
West Midwest Community
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
California Province
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Congregational Ministry
Sisters of St. Francis Province
SS. Peter & Paul Church
St. Ignatius Loyola Parish
St. John the Baptist Parish
Mr. & Mrs. Terence Street
Sutter Medical Center - Sacramento
Tamaki Foundation
Mr. Fred Taugher & Ms. Paula Higashi
US Bank
George & Lena Valente Foundation
Vanir Construction Management, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. David Walrath
Waste Connections, Inc.
The Robert M. Wilson Family
Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation
Kenneth & Anna Zankel
Mr. Arnold Zimmerman
Arnold E. and Euna N. Zimmerman
Family Fund of the
Sacramento Region Community
A cross (†) following a name indicates that person is deceased.
THE MERCY + GOODNESS + SERVICE
CAMPAIGN
Cristo Rey is the only college preparatory school in Sacramento exclusively for students from limited financial
means and is the perfect complement to the other outstanding catholic schools in our area. It is Cristo Rey’s
goal that the cycle of poverty that challenges our students' lives will be broken as we help them re-imagine
themselves as successful and productive leaders, who will benefit their families and our community at large.
As Cristo Rey seeks permanency, we must grow financially to meet the educational needs of our students. In
collaboration with our three sponsoring communities, Board of Directors, and Work-Study partners, we have
identified three strategic goals we must meet.
1. ENHANCE THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
The strong curriculum will remain a core priority as Cristo Rey High School grows to an enrollment of 400
students. Cristo Rey’s overarching goal is to encourage, promote and facilitate the pursuit and completion of
post-secondary education. Cristo Rey will provide a thorough and intellectually stimulating college preparatory
high school education for all its students. We will:
• Expand the offerings of the curriculum by introducing an intensive freshmen year experience which will
provide students with an academic curriculum and professional skills training to ensure high performance
their first year.
• Dramatically increase scholarship support.
• Upgrade technology by equipping classrooms with computers that could be integrated into the classroom
experience and could assist in student training for work-study placements.
• Secure public and private-sector work-study partners to provide meaningful employment.
2. CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS
Cristo Rey is limited by the lack of classroom space available. Funding is needed to renovate and renew
existing classrooms and add new academic spaces. Capital needs include:
• Four general purpose classrooms
• One science laboratory
• Two locker rooms/bathrooms
• Increased capacity to offer students adequate textbook resources
• Three additional passenger vans to transport students to work-study jobs
3. FINANCIAL STABILITY
Operational Needs – Cristo Rey High School seeks to create greater financial security through unrestricted
funding of operational needs. Cristo Rey must operate at its full potential as enrollment grows and the
academic program expands.
School Endowment – Financially healthy secondary schools are defined by strong, long-term strategic planning.
Endowing a portion of the school’s funding will allow for investment income to supplement the operating
budget on an ongoing basis. Endowments would support increased financial aid, teacher salaries and benefits,
and facilities management.
HOW ARE WE DOING?
GOAL
4 MILLION
$
ACHIEVED
1.7 MILLION
$
CAMPAIGN DONORS
$500,000 AND ABOVE
Diocese of Sacramento
Dennis and Nancy Marks
$100,000 TO $249,999
Anonymous
$50,000 TO $99,999
Mr. & Mrs. Mansour Aliabadi
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Read
Helen L. Reedy
Mr. & Mrs. Terence Street
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Valine
Western Health Advantage
$15,000 TO $49,999
Caltronics
Carrera-Joffe Foundation
Dr. K. Gabrielle Gaspar
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Johnson
Marvin Buzz Oates
Charitable Foundation
Old Bofie Foundation
Philip R. Jonsson Foundation
Ms. Jeanne Reaves
Sacramento Coca-Cola
Bottling Co., Inc.
Mr. Fred Taugher & Ms. Paula Higashi
Wells Fargo Foundation
Mr. Arnold Zimmerman
UP TO $14,999
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Blubaugh
Dr. & Mrs. Jerome Bowers
Jack and Rose Burgis
CCS Fund Raising
Mr. & Mrs. Tom DeMarois
Ward and Amy Fansler
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew and
Christiane Layton
Lee & Jerry Reedy
"Cristo Rey is more than a
high school; it's an extended
family providing a lifechanging experience to all
who step onto our campus."
Ward W. Fansler, President
"Cristo Rey is preparing
me for my future."
Carlos Perez, Senior
SENIOR PROFILE
Carlos Perez, 2011
Carlos Perez sits in his British Literature class and dissects Beowulf with the eyes of a
literary critic. His laugh is infectious and he has an easygoing nature that makes other
students gravitate to him. It is hard to believe that by his own admission, if he weren’t
attending Cristo Rey High School right now, weren’t in that classroom, he would be
“gang banging and into drugs because it’s part of my neighborhood.” Instead, Carlos
believes that Cristo Rey “takes away the pressure to behave badly and is preparing me for
my future. I am learning to break bad habits as I become more responsible.”
Carlos’ goal is to attend Sacramento State University to pursue his dream of becoming
a radiologist. He believes the academic expectations at Cristo Rey “make you stronger
than other students at other schools, and prepare you for what lies ahead.” Carlos also
appreciates the work experience he is receiving as part of his education. “I learned how
to do medical billing, and it wasn’t just busy work—it was actually learning the aspects
of having that career.” Carlos also recognizes the significance of having a working
relationship with employers. “You have to be serious at your job. If you make friends in
high places, you can have these connections for a better future.”
For Carlos, the future is the best one he can imagine. “Cristo Rey is preparing me for
my future."
ALUMNI UPDATE
Christina Solis, 2010
Christina Solis is a member of the first graduating
class of Cristo Rey High School and is now a
freshman at Sacramento State University where she
is studying Criminal Justice and learning how to
balance work, school, life and homework as a college
student. What surprises her most about this first year
of college is the fact that her campus has so many
resources and “It is not as hard as I thought it would
be my first year.”
Christina credits her high school education at Cristo
Rey as being the preparation she needed to succeed
in a college environment. “My classes during senior
year, like English, were a bit difficult for me, but I
learned a lot and they really helped me out for my
classes now.”
What is in front of Christina is the future and the
accomplishments she hopes to achieve—like “having
a successful career and buying my own house some
day.” What her high school education at Cristo Rey
provided was the opportunity to have choices, to
make decisions and to achieve goals. “I see myself
starting a new life in five years,” she says. She knows
she can have any life she chooses now.
Christina Solis, Alumni,
reflects on her first year at
college: "It's not as hard as I
thought it would be."
OUR MISSION
Cristo Rey High School Sacramento exists to provide a Catholic, college preparatory education to motivated students
with limited financial means. All students participate in a unique Work-Study program learning professional work
skills and generating income to offset the cost of their education. Our school embodies MERCY, GOODNESS, and
SERVICE – transforming lives now and for the future.
Mr. Ward W. Fansler, President
Ms. Joanne Castronovo, Principal
Mr. David Brown, Director of Work-Study
Mrs. Carrie Dickens, Business Manager
Mrs. Ileana Oseguera, Admissions Director
Mr. Marco Farias, Dean
Sr. Maria Campos, RSM, Assistant Principal
Mrs. Debbie Woodsford, Executive Assistant to the President
EDITOR Debbie Woodsford
ARTICLE CONTRIBUTORS Jodi Angel, David Brown, Marilyn Fleming
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