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year in reviewGroundbreaking to Graduation2011-2012
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our MissionDear FrienDs,On August 25, 2008, we opened the doors of the first new Catholic high school onChicago’s West Side in 85 years. 116 N. LeClaire Street was home to the very firstChrist the King students. These courageous students acted on faith alone, trusting inour promise of a safe, affordable, and rigorous Jesuit, college preparatory high schoolexperience. The school began to grow, both in enrollment and in activities. After a yearand a half in our temporary home on LeClaire Street, we dedicated our new, state-ofthe-art campus on Jackson Boulevard on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of 2010. In fourshort years, we have walked together from Groundbreaking to Graduation.The 2011-2012 academic year was historic. Our first students became our first seniors.We shared their joy when they received their first college acceptance letters, and counseled them as they made important decisions about their futures. In the end, everysingle student in the Class of 2012 was accepted to college.We encourage you to follow the timeline on the following pages highlighting our journey together from Groundbreaking to Graduation. While these milestones illustrateour accomplishments, they cannot capture the difference you have made in the livesof our students and families.We often speak of the Christ the King Family, and that is what we have become.Students arrive early and stay late, not simply because we are a sanctuary from theviolence that plagues our neighborhood, but also because they feel a sense of belonging within these walls. They are encouraged to dream big dreams and are supportedto pursue them by our dedicated faculty and staff. They have founded clubs, startedsports teams, edited yearbooks and earned over 3.5 million toward their education atwork. They will be doctors and nurses, bankers, lawyers and entrepreneurs, but theyalso share a sense of a greater purpose—of becoming men and women for others,dedicated to justice and making a difference in their communities. Our students havespent thousands upon thousands of hours in service to others in soup kitchens andshelters, helping to lift up those who are in greater need.With our first alumni settled on college campuses, we continue the important work ofpreparing every one of our students to follow in their footsteps on the path to collegesuccess. We are immensely grateful to you, our partners, benefactors and advocates,for all that you have done and continue to do to make this dream a reality for studentswho need it the most. Thank you!You are changing lives. You are the Christ the King Family.Thank you,Rev. Christopher Devron, S.J.Presidentchrist the KingJesuit collegePreParatory schoolis a Catholic, Jesuit,independent, coeducational,college preparatory schoolfor students from familieson Chicago’s West Side whowould otherwise not haveaccess to a private secondaryschool education.Sponsored by the ChicagoDetroit Province Jesuits,CTK offers students a strongacademic and spiritualfoundation integratedwith a Corporate WorkStudy Program in a safe,disciplined, faith-based andcaring environment.The school’s program isdesigned to foster eachstudent’s intellectual andspiritual growth built ona deepening relationshipwith Jesus Christ. CTKseeks to inspire and prepareits students to becomecreative leaders; “men andwomen for others” who arecommitted to work forjustice in the Church, in thecivic community, and intheir chosen profession.Mr. Scott MurrayChairman of the Board of DirectorsPictureD on the coverToni, Larry, and Jonquitta, three of Christ the King’s first college-bound graduates1
Partners continuedcorPorate WorK stuDy PrograM PrePares stuDents For career success WhenCTK senior Larry walked home in his dress clothes and tie, the 18-year-old drew the attention of his peers hanging out in the Austin neighborhood. “They said, ‘That’s Christ theKing right there. He’s going to be something,’” said Larry, who worked in the mailroom,payroll and human resources departments at Reyes Holdings, a food and beverage company in Rosemont. “I learned timeliness, perseverance and the ability to keep the ballrolling when I’m on my own,” said Larry. These lessons are already paying dividends forLarry at Southern Illinois University.Through the Cristo Rey-modeled program, students spend five days a month workingcorporate jobs to help pay for their tuition and gain real-world work experience. Theroster of more than 80 companies, banks, law firms, hospitals and non-profit organizationsis impressive. See page 20 for a full list of sponsors.During their four years, our first graduates earned 1.5 million to help pay fortheir education.ctK welcomes its first class of120 freshmen at our temporaryheadquarters, St. Martin De Porres.22011-2012 Year in ReviewFebruary 20, 2009Breaking ground, buildinga brighter future: FormerChicago Mayor RichardDaley, Francis CardinalGeorge and dozens ofdignitaries dig in theirshovels to celebrate thegroundbreaking of CTK’snew building, the firstCatholic high school builton the West Side in85 years.august 25, 2008June 6, 2008Armed with four years of work experience, graduates like Larry envision a successfulfuture. “I feel blessed,” Larry said. “I hope the next time I come back, I’ll be able to blessothers. My main goal is to take all the vacant lots on the West Side and turn them intoaffordable housing.”With 400 people in attendance,the first annual King of heartsgala is the largest indoor dinnerever held at the Garfield ParkConservatory and raises over 100,000.throughout 2009, ctK makes national headlinesin The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times,USA Today, and The Chicago Tribune, and is toutedon CBS Early Morning News and local TV stationsas a cutting-edge high school that providesextraordinary opportunities to students who havefew options for a bright future.
“Don’t ever let people set limitations for you.” shaquocora, class of 2012Partners continuedBlessing anD DeDication oF ctK volunteer house It’s been called “the house thatLizzy built,” and on May 6, 2012, friends and family honored the legacy of the Northbrookteen and St. Mary’s College student by dedicating a rehabbed house to serve as home forCTK’s Jesuit Alumni Volunteers (JAVs).While a junior at Glenbrook North High School in Northbrook, Lizzy helped raise awareness about CTK by rallying her church youth group to make and sell picture frames tobenefit the school. As a teen growing up on the North Shore, she recognized the advantages she enjoyed and understood students in the Austin neighborhood didn’t have thesame financial opportunities, her father Tom Seeberg said. “This is the best example ofwhat Lizzy was about,” Seeberg told the crowd gathered at the dedication. “She had aspecial ability to see need in others. The fact that there is something that pays tribute tothat is very special to us.”The JAVs are recent college graduates who volunteer for two years, serving as teachers,coaches, moderators, and mentors for our students. They live in an intentional faithcommunity and share meals, prayer, and service. Thanks to the inspiration of Lizzy andthe Seeberg family, colleagues and friends, CTK has received more than 250,000 incontributions to rehab the three-flat that is now home to the JAVs. Through “The LizzySeeberg Volunteer House,” Lizzy’s generous spirit will continue to make an impact forCTK students and families from Chicago’s Austin neighborhood for years to come.The second annual King ofhearts gala raises 300,000.Nearly 25 students lead Francis CardinalGeorge, Archbishop of Chicago, andguests on tours of the building to kickoff the u.s. Bank 2 Million capitalchallenge.summer 2010april 17, 2010april 16, 2010February 19, 2010Our Lady of Sorrows parish gives CTKstudents the “leaders of the Future” awardfor regularly providing “inspiration and hotnutritional meals” every Saturday at DignityBreakfasts.January 4, 2010students move into theirpermanent home, the new 30-million, state-of-the-art“Beacon of Hope” schoolbuilding designed by awardwinning architect John Ronan.The momentous event iscelebrated with a Mass onMartin Luther King Jr. Day,attended by Illinois Gov. PatQuinn and Sen. Dick Durbin.85 students participatein Student EnrichmentPrograms, known asSTEP, at CTK and collegecampuses across thecountry.Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School3
Partners continuedctK stuDents give BacK to the coMMunity CTK students completed more than7,000 hours of community service during the 2011-2012 school year, volunteer work thatmade a significant impact in the lives of residents on the West Side of Chicago.The office of Christian Service provides year-round opportunities for service, such as the“Dignity Breakfast,” when students arrive at 6 am on Saturday mornings to serve breakfast and compassion to the homeless at Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica. CTK students alsoengage in special service events throughout the year, such as Family Service Day. The program has expanded to include Jesuit Day of Service, through which CTK students joinedpeers from Loyola Academy, St. Ignatius College Prep, and Cristo Rey to serve at morethan 20 organizations.chicago mayoral candidate rahm emanuel,and Rev. John P. Foley, S.J., founder and ChairEmeritus of the Cristo Rey Network, joinstudents to celebrate MLK Day.42011-2012 Year in ReviewStudents andfamilies volunteerat three West Sideorganizations tofeed the homeless,sort clothes, andclean streets forthe first annualFamily service Day.august 22, 2011June 17, 2011The first day of schoolbrings unique excitementfor the members of theClass of 2012—they arectK’s first senior classand will soon become itsfirst graduates.May 5, 2011January 17, 2011Almost 600 guestsattend the third annualKing of hearts gala.February 19, 2011The commitment to help others does not go unrecognized. CTK students were honoredfor their accomplishments in service and volunteerism with a silver level Jefferson Awardfor Public Service as part of the school’s participation in the Students in Action Program.The Jefferson Awards were co-founded in 1972 by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, U.S.Senator Robert Taft, Jr. and Sam Beard, as the ‘Nobel Prize’ equivalent for public andcommunity service.The first annual r!se uP benefit isheld at the Harold Washington Library.Hosted by the Rising Leaders Council,the event raises financial aid fundingfor 82 students.
Partners continued“i am proud of the man that ctK has taught me to be.” chris, class of 2012Students and facultysort clothes duringFamily Service DayDaniel Zundel, Director of Christian Service, echoes the sentiments of all who areinspired by our students’ commitment to service: “I am always struck by the generosityof CTK students. Whether they get up early on Saturday mornings to serve the homeless,participate in a local neighborhood cleanup, or spend a week in Appalachia repairinghomes and experiencing rural poverty for the first time, our students faithfully embodyour mission to form women and men for others. Our Christian Service programhas successfully created a culture of celebration around service and I believe this issignificantly important as we form the future leaders of Austin, Chicago, and our nation.”Seniors Stanley and Emmanuelare featured on a NationalPublic Radio documentaryentitled “too important to Fail”with tavis smiley.Leap LearningSystems deliverslanguage forscholars workshopsto CTK juniors andseniors designedto teach effectivecommunicationskills.February 12, 2012February 11, 2012January 9-13, 2012september 6, 2011The girls cross country teamearns CTK’s first ever trophy,placing 3rd at the IHSA RegionalCross Country meet.october 18, 2011Friends andsupporters of CTKcome together tosupport our studentsat the fourth annualKing of hearts gala.Senior Camille carries the“Becoming unstoppable”message to Chicago televisionviewers, appearing onFox TV Chicago’s SundayPerspectives Show.Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School5
Partners continuedctK celeBrates First graDuating class CTK’s first-ever graduating class received their high school diplomason June 9, 2012 at a traditional graduation ceremonysurrounded by more than 400 family members, friends,and supporters. The event marked a powerful momentin CTK’s history, especially given that 100 percent of thegraduates were accepted to college. Over 85 schools aroundthe country accepted CTK students, including MarquetteUniversity, Saint Louis University, Saint Mary’s Universityof Minnesota, Saint Xavier University, University of Illinoisand Alabama A&M.60 CTK students, faculty and staff joinforces with more than 200 of our peers fromthe four Chicago-area Jesuit high schoolsto launch a new tradition with our first ever“Jesuit Day of service.”CTK is awarded a silver recognition for itscommitment to excellence in communityservice at the Jefferson Awards for PublicService Students in Action Programcompetition.62011-2012 Year in ReviewMay 5, 2012Sponsors from more than30 corporate Work studyProgram partners attend aluncheon at CTK featuringa Q&A panel with sixseniors and tours led byStudent Ambassadors.Students, faculty,staff, and families jointhe central austinneighborhood associationto clean streets and plantflowers for CTK’s secondannual Family Service Day.april 12, 2012March 8, 2012March 3, 2012February 25, 2012CTK sophomoreVincente addressesan audience of 1,000gathered at Navy Pierfor the 18th annualFleur de lis Ball hostedby the St. Vincent dePaul Center and theMarillac Social Center.
“i saw that the potential inside that building was far more powerful than any of the problems outside.” chicago Mayor rahm emanuelPartners continued“This is a monumental day in the history of our school, and one that speaks volumes aboutthe power of faith in action,” said Rev. Christopher J. Devron, S.J. “I want to congratulatethis amazing class of young men and women who have faced significant challenges andworked hard to pursue their dreams. We especially extend our gratitude to all of you whohave helped made this historic day happen.”The milestone event also caught the watchful eye of City of Chicago leaders and media.Mayor Rahm Emanuel and reporters and camera crews from the top TV, radio and newspapers attended the graduation and shared their observations with viewers and readersthroughout the city and suburbs. “Conventional wisdom says this day is not possible,”Mayor Emanuel told the jubilant crowd, as he talked about the school’s neighborhood,which struggles with crime, drugs and poverty. “It makes many people say these kids can’tachieve the dreams of college. I know Father Devron will say, ‘Yes, we can.’”The Class of 2012makes historyby becoming christthe King’s firstgraduating class.100% of the classof 2012 is acceptedto college! The newsis shared at the first“College Signing Day,”where students sharetheir college choices andwords of wisdom for theunderclassmen.In preparation forgraduation, the Classof 2012 returns toSt. Martin De Porresto celebrate theirBaccalaureate Massand share reflectionson their four yearjourney together.June 22, 2012June 9, 2012May 24, 2012May 22, 2012May 6, 2012Nearly 200 friends andsupporters gather tocelebrate the dedicationof the lizzy seebergvolunteer house.The 2nd Annual R!SE UP isheld at the River East Art Centerand raises 125,000 to providefinancial aid for 110 CTK students.Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School7
Partners continuedWhat We Do, Who We areaBout ctKChrist the King Jesuit College Preparatory School is a Catholic Jesuit secondary school that utilizesthe Cristo Rey model to serve young men and women from the Austin neighborhood andsurrounding communities of Chicago’s West Side. Christ the King opened in August of 2008 andnow serves over 300 students. In June 2012, we graduated our first class of seniors, 100% of whomwere accepted to college. Small, safe and faith-based, Christ the King expands on a tradition ofsuccessful education with a new urban idea:a traDition oF successFul eDucation: Christ the King is rooted in the centuries-oldJesuit tradition of academic excellence and leadership development. Jesuit schools worldwide invitestudents to grow in their commitment to faith, service and social justice so they can become “menand women for others.” Other Jesuit high schools in the Chicago area include: St. Ignatius CollegePreparatory School, Loyola Academy and Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. Loyola, Gonzaga andGeorgetown Universities are examples of Jesuit schools of higher education. The Jesuits have 59high schools in the U.S. and 28 colleges and universities (for more information, visit www.jsea.org).rising leaDers council“The Rising Leaders Council (RLC) is made up of Chicago-area professionals who supportthe students and faculty of Christ the King by advancing the work of the Board of Directors.As vital champions to our mission, RLC members leverage their professional networksto increase awareness of our school and to invite the professional community to engagein and support our mission. They also promote fundraising by coordinating RLC-drivenevents, attend premier school activities, and contribute to grow our school programstargeted at enhancing the lives of students and their families.I’ll be in the firstgraduating classof my school, and thefirst student in my”family to graduatehigh school.ShalamiyahClass of 2012Ms. Mary Mulhern, ChairMarsh USA, ChicagoMr. Ray DennisRR Donnelley, ChicagoMs. Janice Collier, ViCe-ChairLeadership Greater ChicagoChicagoMr. Luis Gutierrezstudent engagement ChairOppenheimer & Co. Inc.ChicagoMr. Anwar AliMB Real Estate, ChicagoMr. Rod AliabadiVista Equity PartnersChicagoMr. Mark BensonWorld’s Largest LaundromatMaywoodMr. Devon BrooksNorthern Trust CorporationChicagoMr. Thomas BufalinoBeam Global Spirits & Wine, Inc.DeerfieldMr. Matthew Thomas DattiloJobs ChairMAC One Midway, LLCPremier Restaurant GroupChicago2011-2012 Year in ReviewMr. Matt MurninghanIcarus InvestmentsChicagoMr. Matthew HayesBaker & McKenzie LLPChicagoMr. Adam ParkAdvocate Physician PartnersOak BrookMr. Conor HeatonDudley & Lake, LLCChicagoMr. Andrew PattonFranco & MoroneyChicagoMr. Eric KyeremeKalman Kushnir CapitalChicagoMs. Morgan RippereVents ChairHines, ChicagoMr. Joseph MarraGruppo Campari, ChicagoMr. Blake SercyeJenner & Block, ChicagoMs. Marsha McClellanCommuniCations ChairU.S. Attorney’s OfficeChicagoMr. Damon VaughanAbbott, Abbott ParkMr. Mark McMillanCrown Imports, LLCChicagoMr. Brian MichalekOlson & Cepuritis, Chicago8Mr. Ron MilsapPark National BankOak ParkMr. Daniel WirtzWirtz Beverage GroupChicagoMr. Adrian ZenoZeno Law Office, PCChicago
Partners continueda neW urBan iDea: Christ the King brings Jesuit education tothe West Side of Chicago. Christ the King makes the dream ofa quality and affordable education possible for students whosefamilies could not otherwise pay the tuition charged by privateschools. Students earn up to 70% of their tuition costs whilegaining valuable, life-changing skills and experience through jobsat Chicago area companies. The Cristo Rey Model is based on aninnovative partnership that began 16 years ago between urbaneducation leaders and the business community. Since then, themovement has grown to over 25 schools nationwide. Christ theKing was the 20th Cristo Rey model school to open in the U.S.(for more information, visit www.cristoreynetwork.org).PresiDent’s aDvisory councilCTK’s President’s Advisory Council (PAC) is comprised of business, civic, and non-profitChicago-area leaders who provide senior-level strategic counsel to the President andLeadership Team concerning ongoing issues and challenges facing the school and itscommunity. The PAC serves in an advisory role, providing student job leads and referralsfor the Corporate Work Study Program; recruiting new sources of funding; promotingawareness of CTK through professional networks; and offering advice on government andcommunity relations.Mr. Craig S. Donohue, ChairRetired Chief Executive OfficerCME GroupMr. Bruce A. Lee, ViCe-ChairCivic LeaderMr. Paul AndersonSenior Executive AdvisorBooz Allen Hamilton, Inc.Mr. Bennett P. ApplegatePartner, Applegate &Thorne-Thomsen, P.C.Mr. Jeffrey S. AroninChairman & CEOParagon Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Mr. Richard E. AscherCivic LeaderMs. Patricia CassidyChief Strategy OfficerAlexian Brothers Health SystemMr. Patrick CoburnCivic LeaderMr. Lester N. ConeyExecutive Vice PresidentMesirow FinancialMr. Patrick G. CookePartner, Patzik, Frank & Samotny, Ltd.Mr. Pat DegnanCivic LeaderMr. Andrew KoponPartner, Kopon Airdo LLCMr. Thomas P. DesmondPartner, VedderPriceMr. Christopher S. McGuireManaging Member &Chief Investment OfficerPhalanx Capital Management, LLCMr. Joseph J. DuffyFounding PrincipalStetler, Duffy & Rotert, Ltd.Mr. Vincent W. FogliaCEO & Chairman of the BoardSage Products IncMr. Thomas J. GallagherPresident, Midwest Region, Arthur J.Gallagher Risk Management ServicesMr. Chris GeneserChief Financial Officer, CIVC PartnersMs. Kathy Hopinkah HannanNational Managing PartnerDiversity and CorporateSocial Responsibility, KPMG LLPMr. Gregory S. IrvingVice President & ControllerW.W. Grainger, Inc.Mr. Henry T. KellyPartner, Kelley Drye & Warren LLPMr. James A. McShaneChief Executive OfficerThe McShane CompaniesMr. John P. SweeneyPresident, JPS InterestsMr. Andrew TaylorPartner and Managing DirectorBoston Consulting GroupMr. Timothy J. ThompsonCo-Founder & Director of AccountServices, Crestwood Associates LLCMr. Patrick G. RyanChief Executive OfficerINCISENT TechnologiesMr. Thomas TisaDirector of Sales, CN RailroadMr. William P. SantulliExecutive Vice President& Chief Operating OfficerAdvocate HealthcareMr. Eric WarnerChief Executive OfficerAccelerated Rehabilitation CentersMr. Thomas J. SeebergManaging Director, Marsh USA, Inc.Mr. David R. ShevitzPartner, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLPMr. Ross O. SilvermanChair, Chicago Litigation DepartmentKatten Muchin Rosenman LLPMr. Curtis L. SpearsSenior Managing DirectorGray & CompanyMr. Timothy P. SullivanManaging DirectorMadison Dearborn Partners, Inc.Mr. Robert A. WestroppPrincipal and Financial AdvisorBernstein Global Wealth ManagementMr. Brian B. WhalenCivic LeaderMs. Dori WilsonDori Wilson & AssociatesMr. William ZoppCivic LeaderChrist the King Jesuit College Preparatory School9
Partners continuedMeet our DeveloPMentoFFice teaMFinancialschrist the King Jesuit college PreParatoryschool anD christ the King sPe, llc2011–2012 sources of revenueStephen holteDirector of DevelopmentTel. 773-413-3509sholte@ctkjesuit.orgTotal: 4,119,97632%Corporate WorkStudy Program*47%Donations14%Assistant Director of DevelopmentTel. 773-413-3513wmccarthy@ctkjesuit.orgTuition** At full enrollment, work-study revenue will cover up to 70% of each student’s cost.lara Roach2011–2012 operating expensesDevelopment OfficerTel. 773-413-3577lroach@ctkjesuit.orgTotal: 5,262,278Noe JanusDevelopment Officer/ExecutiveAssistant to the PresidentTel. 773-413-3510njanus@ctkjesuit.orgTony azu-PopowDatabase ManagerTel. 773-413-3504tazupopow@ctkjesuit.orgOther7%Wendy mcCarthy23%General mentExpense2008–2016 capital campaignGoal: 30,100,000 12,464,443Cash Receivedand Pledges Paid 16,098,108CommitmentsNeeded 1,537,449Pledges Receivable102011-2012 Year in Review
Partners continuedcombined statement of Financial Position – June 30, 2012Cash and cash equivalentsPledges receivable – short-termDue from affiliatePrepaid expenses Current assets998,108Property and equipment, netReserve accountsNon-current portion of pledges receivable25,308,105603,2801,571,000Other assetsTotal assetsAccounts payable and accrued expensesNote payable – line of creditDue to affiliateDeferred income27,482,385 28,480,493 552,7671,583,08796,177136,832Current liabilities2,368,863Notes payable29,540,000Total liabilities31,908,863Unrestricted net assets (deficit)Temporarily restrictedPermanently restricted(5,546,760)2,114,3894,000Total net assets (deficit)Total liabilities and net assets372,517570,37944,84610,366(3,428,371) 28,480,493“My life has justbegun, and Iam grateful tosay I feel fiercelyprepared for”college and thereal world.DaNiellecombined statement of activities – year ended June 30, 2012Corporate work study programTuition and feesScholarshipsDonationsOther incomeClass of 2012 Total revenue4,119,976Educational programsGeneral and administrativeDevelopment expense3,476,3741,198,775587,129Total expenses5,262,278Net (loss), school operations and support(1,142,302)Interest and other expense, net847,137Net (loss) to net assets(1,989,439)Net assets at beginning of yearNet (deficit) at end of 933) (3,428,371)Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School11
Partners with christ the Kinghonor rollThe following benefactors have made the dream of Christ the King a reality throughtheir generous support of our mission by donating more than 100,000 since ourfounding in 2007.Jeff and Lisa AroninMr. and Mrs. Charles W. BidwillBig Shoulders FundThe Fred J. Brunner FoundationThe Louis Calder FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark CarrollCristo Rey NetworkMr. Michael R. FlahertyMr. and Mrs. Vincent W. FogliaHelen Brach FoundationMr. and Mrs. James P. HickeyMr. and Mrs. John J. JigantiThe George R. Kendall FoundationMr. William J. KoloseikeThe Bruce A. Lee FamilyMr. and Mrs. Henry E. MawickeRobert R. McCormick FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. MerlauMiguel Pro Jesuit CommunityMr. and Mrs. George M. Murray, IIIKathy and Joe Nemmers and FamilyOpus FoundationSaint Ignatius Jesuit CommunityThe State of IllinoisU.S. BankChicago and Detroit Provinces ofThe Society of JesusThe Harry and Jeanette WeinbergFoundationBuilDing FunDWe have made every effortto include all individuals,foundations and corporationswho have provided generoussupport to CTK prior tothe end of our fiscal year(June 30, 2012). Weapologize for any errors oromissions. Please contactTony Azu-Popow (contactinformation on page 10)with any additions orcorrections and we willupdate our records.122011-2012 Year in ReviewOur state-of-the-art school building at 5088 West Jackson Boulevard is touted as the firstnew Catholic high school on the West Side in more than 85 years. Our building has beenlauded for its architectural impressiveness, underscoring our mission to transform andbuild new lives for our students, their families and our neighbors on Chicago’s WestSide. The total cost of the building is 30 million, 14 million of which has already beenraised through the generous gifts and grants from the following individuals, families,corporations and foundations:AnonymousJeff and Lisa AroninBig Shoulders FundMr. and Mrs. Robert J. BingleThe Brickman Group, Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. BrownThe Fred J. Brunner FoundationMr. and Mrs. Angelo J. BufalinoThe Louis Calder FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark CarrollThe Cristo Rey NetworkMr. Jack J. Crowe andMs. Ave C. ZuccarinoMr. Barry C. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DriscollMr. Vince J. FogliaMr. and Mrs. Vincent W. FogliaMr. and Mrs. Louis J. Glunz, III, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. GutierrezThe HON CompanyJesuit Communities of theChicago–Detroit Provinces ofthe Society of JesusMr. and Mrs. John J. JigantiThe G.R. Kendall FoundationKoch Foundation, Inc.Mr. William J. KoloseikeMr. and Mrs. William J. KrugThe Bruce A. Lee FamilyMr. and Mrs. Robert S. MarjanMr. and Mrs. Henry E. MawickeRobert R. McCormick FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. MetkeC. Louis Meyer FoundationMr. and Mrs. George M. Murray,
malColm X College wilbU r wright College ChiC ago state University Clark atlanta University Coahoma CommU nity College Colorado state University ColU mbia College ConC ordia College bronX ville . corporate jobs to help pay for their tuition and gain real-world work experience. The roster of more than 80 companies, banks, law .
