ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2020
Transforming Learners into Leaders
2 0 1 9 — 2 0 2 0 B OA R D O F T R U S T E E S & A DV I S O RY B OA R D OFFICERS & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Alan G. Ratliff President & Secretary
Christie Cardon Vice President & Nominating Committee Chair
Steven Salters Executive Vice President & Treasurer
Williams W. Heinzerling Vice President - Building & Grounds
Sarah Callahan Baker Vice President & Development Committee Chair
Barton R. Bentley Immediate Past President
S TA F F & A LU M N I R E P R E S E N TAT I V E S
Dorothy Scrutchin, Ed.D. Executive Director
Laura Hipps Director of Development
Michelle Nasser, Ph.D. Alumni Liaison
Sarah Yockey Faculty Liaison
Jana Kirksey, CPA Business Manager
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Sarah Aguirre John N. Andell Sam Bowen, Jr. Jamila Brinson Mark Dalton Bruce W. Derrick Gardner H. Dudley
Al Galik Cristina Gamboa Luke Gilman Conra D. Gist, Ph.D. Roger Greenberg Reagan Kneese James Lewis
Jenny Lissonnet George O. McDaniel III David D. Medina Ruthie Johnson Miller Guadalupe Navarro, Jr. Brendan O’Leary Mary Peterson
Tiffany Stafford Ryan Synnott Robert Trainer III Marcella Watkins Byron Willeford Brian Williams
Lincoln Goodwin Janice C. Hall Blake Hawk Belinda Hill Wendy Hines Rose Hochner Kay S. Holmes Gary Hornberger Ethel Emerson Hutcheson Thomas D. Irwin Jarvis Johnson John W. Johnson Kay Joyce Mavis P. Kelsey III Thomas R. Kelsey
Stephen L. Klineberg A. John Knapp Andrew Kollaer Ruben Linares Bruce Longaker William N. Mathis John McAleer III Peter Morris James Murdaugh Lisa Neblett Leon M. Payne, Jr. Brett A. Perlman Belinda Phelps Lori Pinder Stephen M. Popp
Robert Sanborn Ann G. Smith Chrissie Stamey Susan P. Stasney W. Spencer Stasney Paul Teten Grant Thomas Steven Timms Eliot P. Tucker Payson Tucker Robert Walls Barrett Webster Benjamin Wilcox Francie Willis Bess Baker Wilson
A DV I S O RY B OA R D
Sofia Adrogué Edward R. Allen III Leigh Ann Arnold Caroline Baker Suzanne P. Blakely Alejandro Bolaños Mary Lou Cabrera Jen Christ Kelly P. Cliburn Barbara M. Collie Laura Mitchell Dalton Felix Fraga Alfred C. Glassell Sandra S. Godfrey Carlos Gonzalez
C H I N Q UA P I N ’ S M I S S I O N Our mission is to provide a high-quality college-preparatory education to able and motivated youth from under resourced communities and schools in the greater Houston area. Through a rigorous curriculum and an emphasis on community service and earning what one receives, we aim to produce responsible, well-educated citizens who will become constructive leaders in their communities. The mission continues to thrive because Chinquapin upholds the promise that our students are the leaders who will transform future generations.
ABOUT US The Chinquapin School was founded in 1969 by Robert Moore, a former head of the English Department at St. John’s School, and his wife Maxine, with the help of a grant from The Brown Foundation, Inc. The Moores saw the need to provide incentive for students who have high potential but limited opportunities. In 2010, our organization officially changed its name to Chinquapin Preparatory School, to better reflect its mission. “Quid pro Quo” (Something for Something) is Chinquapin Prep’s motto, and is lived daily as students give time and effort to the school in return for the opportunity to receive quality education in a caring, familyoriented environment. Today, more than 20 full-time teachers live on-campus to educate a student body of around 160. High school students live on campus Monday through Friday, while most sixth, seventh, and eighth graders are transported daily. Bob and Maxine Moore’s original vision is carried forth under the guidance of the Board of Trustees and the school’s executive director, Dr. Dorothy Scrutchin.
Want to get involved? 1
Mentor one of our promising students. Email: lhipps@chinquapin.org
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Coach a sport. Email: mscrutchin@chinquapin.org
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Join our volunteer substitute teaching program. Email: executivedirector@chinquapin.org
C H I N Q UA P I N ’ S I M PAC T
150
7:1
100%
86%
6th-12th Students Enrolled
Student-to-Teacher Ratio
of graduates are accepted to a 4 year college or university
of alumni have obtained a college degree
On average, students receive a 96% tuition scholarship
Students and faculty work together to maintain classrooms and campus grounds
Most faculty live in oncampus residences, while most students live in on-campus dormitories Monday-Friday
83% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch
Want to learn more? 281-426-5551 All students participate in at least two community service projects every school year
All students enroll in college prep level courses, take midterms and finals, and AP exams; students do not take state standardized tests
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A L E T T E R F RO M O U R E X E C U T I V E D I R E C TO R As we dive into the next fifty years of Chinquapin, we recommit ourselves to transforming learners into leaders. Chinquapin’s new initiatives are all about the Cs: character, connection, community, collaboration, and communication. Providing equitable education ensures our students know they matter. Chinquapin’s history has had a profound community impact – because we teach the whole child. Every member of the Chinquapin community cherishes this extraordinary place. For us, that’s more than words, because we put actions behind what’s in our hearts. It is my aspiration as Executive Director to build an empathetic and socially-minded community engaged in crucial conversations about injustice, diversity, equity, and inclusivity. Committing to conversations about our priorities and initiatives has helped our community redirect focus. We challenge students to participate in these discussions with their community, to be bold and brave, and to dream big about social justice in the world. The biggest dreamers of all founded Chinquapin! Bob and Maxine Moore understood it’s not where you come from but where you’re going that matters. Chinquapin has been a special place that cultivates students to delve into their dreams by trusting Chinquapin to provide the foundation of a college preparatory education. Chinquapin honors the Moores by continuing to celebrate the richness of our community’s individuality and diverse perspectives and contributions. It’s true. Once you become a Chinquapinian, you will always be a Burr! Join our pledge as we commemorate our past and commit to be bold and brave for our future! Sincerely,
Dorothy Scrutchin, Ed. D.
W E S A L U T E C H I N Q UA P I N ’ S C L A S S O F 2 0 2 0 Chinquapin’s Class of 2020 experienced a spring semester quite unlike the past fifty that preceded it. Nevertheless, our seniors rocked it, securing spots at colleges throughout the nation, and earning more than $689,000 in scholarships for their freshman year alone!
LUIS ACOSTA Michigan State University •
Kay LeCates Burnell Scholarship
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Evening Pilot Club of Baytown Scholarship
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Jesus Terrones Scholarship
SE BASTIAN A LBA University of Houston Honors College •
Manuelita Arrazolo Memorial Scholarship
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Federal Pell Grant
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TEA Highest Ranking Graduate
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Jesus Terrones Scholarship
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University of Houston Academic Excellence Scholarship
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Harry A. Zuber Scholarship
E RIKA CHAV E Z Oklahoma City University •
The Counted Child Book Scholarship
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Francisco & Lupe Garcia Scholarship
JACOB CÓRDOVA San Jacinto College •
Bill and Kathy Heinzerling Scholarship
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Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) Scholarship
E THA N CORRAL University of Houston •
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
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Federal Pell Grant
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Bill and Kathy Heinzerling Scholarship
DA NIE LA DE LGADO Middlebury College •
Federal Pell Grant
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Ociel Guadalupe Scholarship
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Carl N. & Margaret Karcher Founders’ Scholarship
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Middlebury College grant
KE IDDRICK F IZE R Colorado College •
Cathy Adams Scholarship
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Angel Fund Scholarship
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J. Paola Bernal (‘13) traveling scholarship
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Chinquapin Alumni Association Scholarship
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Colorado College Bridge Scholarship
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Interact Scholarship
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Rotary Interact Scholarship
CA RLOS F LORE S Carleton College •
Carleton College grant
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Federal Pell Grant
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The Posse Foundation Scholarship
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Harry A. Zuber Scholarship
ALA N GA RZA Lawrence University •
Main Hall Green Award
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Lawrence University Posse Partner Award
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Jesus Terrones Scholarship
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Harry A. Zuber Scholarship
ISAAC GONZA LE Z Colby College •
Federal Pell Grant
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Bob and Maxine Moore Scholarship
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The Posse Foundation Scholarship
TA MARA GONZALE Z University of Houston Honors College •
Class of 1995 Scholarship
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College Board Opportunity Scholarship
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The Counted Child Book Scholarship
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Federal Pell Grant
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Hispanic Scholarship Fund
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Positive Coaching Alliance Triple Impact Competitor
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TEXAS Grant
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University of Houston Academic Excellence Scholarship
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James Woodruff Scholarship
CRISTINA ME DRA NO University of Houston •
University of Houston grants and awards
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Harry A. Zuber Scholarship
JUDITH ME NDOZA St. Edward’s University •
Chinquapin Alumni Association Scholarship
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Positive Coaching Alliance Triple Impact Competitor
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St. Edward’s University CAMP Scholarship
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Ann G. Smith Scholarship
SE BASTIÁN NAV E JAR Houston Community College •
Big Brothers Big Sisters Scholarship
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Bill and Kathy Heinzerling Scholarship
RICA RDO PLATA University of Houston •
Federal Pell Grant
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Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG)
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James Woodruff Scholarship
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Harry A. Zuber Scholarship
ASHLE Y ROBLE DO Colorado College •
Colorado College grant
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The Counted Child Book Scholarship
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Federal education grant
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Federal Pell Grant
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Friedman Family Scholarship
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Francisco & Lupe Garcia Scholarship
KIHA NA WILSON University of Chicago •
Angel Fund Scholarship
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J. Paola Bernal (‘13) traveling scholarship
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2020 Ron Brown Captain
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Terry Bruner Law Office, PLLC Discretionary Fund
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Bill and Kathy Heinzerling Scholarship
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Phi Beta Kappa Houston Scholarship
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Questbridge National College Match
COMMUNITY EVENTS AND FUNDRAISERS 50th ANNIVERSARY GALA W H AT A C E L E B R AT I O N !
Chinquapin’s 50th anniversary gala in the spring of 2019 brought together over 400 passionate supporters (and dancers!) to applaud the school’s achievements. Chaired by Elizabeth Dudley and Natalie Synnott, the gala honored school founders Bob and Maxine Moore, as well as the original Board of Directors. We also recognized the reason for the school: specifically, the year’s twenty-two graduating seniors—all were accepted to college. The night’s capstone was a moving video of alumni, who shared the impact Chinquapin has had on their journeys.
TO B I A S W O L F F V I S I T Stanford University professor emeritus, Tobias Wolff, made quite a splash during his Houston stay and proved to be an approachable, witty guest. This award-winning American short story writer, memoirist, novelist, and teacher of creative writing toured campus before taking to the stage for a presentation on his writing process. His advice for aspiring writers was to be disciplined, to write every day. Back in Houston, after an evening cocktail reception in Rice University’s Woodson Courtyard, Wolff spoke on the memoir and its place in the world of literature to a crowd keen to soak in Wolff’s experiences and wisdom. We give great thanks to the small but mighty committee who made Wolff’s quick tour of the Bayou City a success!
FA M I LY FA I R DAY Friends, families, students, and alumni spent a fun day on campus enjoying food, games, campus tours and learned about our rich history by unearthing a time capsule that had been buried in 2009. Middle school students created an activity or a lesson that will be included in a new time
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Thanks to Platinum Sponsors Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors, LP, MCM Energy Partners, and PBEX Resources - and all our supporters who made this event possible. This strong support of our mission validates the hard work and determination of each student and all of our faculty and staff.
Q U I D P RO Q U O DAY Chinquapin is proud of its quid pro quo motto and we all aim to put it into practice each day. This spring’s inaugural Quid Pro Quo Day saw more than 50 Chinquapin students, faculty, alumni, and supporters from the greater community come together to accomplish a great deal:
● Logging 210 hours of sweat equity
● Sanding and staining decking around the senior statue
● Power washing, edging, leaf blowing, painting the fire lane
● Deep cleaning multiple classrooms’ desks, floors, walls and organizing closets and
power washing outside, sweeping & mopping
● Emptying out an old storage shed
● Deep cleaning, degreasing, tile cleaning the kitchen
● Shampooing carpets, deep cleaning, bathroom showers, stalls & floor tiles in multiple dorms
● General landscaping, including weeding and mulching, mowing, edging, cutting tree limbs & shaping shrubs
● Deep cleaning and organizing, sweeping & mopping throughout the gym/weight room
● Organizing, sweeping, vacuuming, mopping the office
Since our founding in 1969, Chinquapin has relied on our community to power our campus. Our spring Quid Pro Quo Day 2020 was a shining example of people working together to give back.
C R E AT I V I T Y W E E K Be Bold! The planning team for Creativity Week 2020 challenged teachers and students to dream big and tackle new ideas — the groups delivered! One group transformed an abandoned tire structure into a home for bunnies and a local food garden, and another remodeled all the bathrooms in the science building. Money Think focused on making responsible financial decisions; Good Eats was all about how to cook on a budget; a woodworking group learned how to carve beautiful objects. Through field trips students connected their projects to the real world. Etiquette students took a manners course and ballroom dance lessons; Explore Houston Burrs traveled all over our vast city, from an architecture class at UH to the Houston Zoo. As well, nearly every class hosted guest speakers on campus: We had talks by chefs for the cooking class, and Chinquapin alumna, Shiarnice Taylor, a published author, spoke to the creative writing group. Showcase rounded out the week: Talented performance groups amazed the audience. Several groups hosted mini-lessons and demonstrations, including makeovers by Beauty Business. Stand-Up Comedy put on a full show of hilarious routines perfected with some help from a professional comic; the dance group impressed with their creative choreography and energetic performance; and Making the Band put on a live outdoor concert that had everyone singing along!
N E W S O L A R A R R AY Chinquapin took a major step toward reducing our carbon footprint with a new solar array that generates 27,000 kwh/ year. This translates into an average annual cost savings of $2,400 - extremely important for this small non-profit, where every dollar counts. Equally important is showing our students that their voices matter, their actions matter, and they can be change agents in their communities as long as they take a stand and put in the work to get it done. We appreciate Rachael Cornick of Houston Renewable Energy Group (HREG) and Dylan Calhoun for realizing the dreams of Eduardo De La Torre (’99) and Chinquapin’s Science Technology and Society Club to reduce energy consumption on campus!
C O L L E G E FA I R Beginning in the 6th grade, Chinquapin students start preparing for their future colleges and careers. College Fair brings together representatives and presenters who provide information about colleges/universities, inform students about what distinguishes their institution from others, and discuss the application and financial aid process. Nearly 97% of middle school and high school students surveyed reported the inaugural Chinquapin College Fair met or exceeded their expectations. Thanks to all of the colleges and universities for attending!
We appreciate Chinquapin alumni who represented their colleges: Morris Nwogwugwu (‘06) - Carleton College Aby Cisneros (‘10) - Houston Baptist University Michael Scrutchin (‘95) - Drexel University & St. Edward’s University Victoria German (‘13) and Joshua Hines (‘13) - Texas Tech University Michelle Nasser, Ph.D. (‘95) - Tulane University Jeff Lemaster (‘94) - University of Michigan Daisy Campos (‘14) - University of Texas at San Antonio Eduardo de la Torre (‘99) - Vassar College Board Member, Tiffany Stafford, represented her alma mater, Emory University. College representatives from the following schools rounded out the day: Baylor University, Sam Houston State University, Texas State University, University of Houston - Downtown and University of St. Thomas.
A L U M N I PA N E L I S T S C H AT WITH SENIORS Our seniors participated in panel discussions with Chinquapin alumni. In-class and virtual sessions allowed seniors to ask questions and get answers. Chinquapin students peppered alumni with questions about navigating the college campus. Alumni gave tips and tricks on how to save money on books and meal plans, discussed roommates and social life and work-study balance, plus more. These alumni kept it real and helped our seniors navigate their overwhelming expectations of surviving beyond the Chinquabubble. We appreciate Eduardo Belalcazar (‘12), Elizabeth Bernal (‘16), Naomi Galindo (‘16), Dr. Marcus Johnson (‘97), Dr. Michelle Nasser (‘95), Morris Nwogwugwu (‘06), Raymundo Pacheco (‘14), and Johnny Tran (‘14) for sharing their experiences with our seniors.
C H I N Q UA P I N ’ S C O N T R I B U TO R S July 1, 2018 — June 30, 2020 Donors are listed based on gifts received July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2020. If you feel we have omitted or listed your name in error, please call the Development office: 281-426-5467.
FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE $50,000+
ACE Scholarship Houston Dr. Chinhui Juhn and Edward R. Allen III M. D. Anderson Foundation Sue Aylor The C.T. Bauer Foundation The Brown Foundation, Inc. CFP Foundation The Chinquapin Endowment Corporation The Clayton Fund, Inc. Wayne Duddlesten Foundation The William Stamps Farish Fund Jeffrey and Amity Flores The Hamill Foundation Hauck Charitable Foundation
H E I N Z E R L I N G B E N E FA C T O R S $25,000 — $49,000
Ruth and Ted Bauer Family Foundation Jennifer S. Christ Jennings Dincans Charitable Foundation The Marie M. and James H. Galloway Foundation Gregory Fund William and Lisa Mathis McNair Interests - Employee Matching Fund
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Huffington Foundation Willard M. and Ruth Mayer Johnson Charitable Foundation John P. McGovern Foundation McNair Interests Dan Pickering and Amanda Hughes Alan and Patricia Ratliff Fayez Sarofim J Squared Family Foundation Carl and Margrit Vogt Randa and K.C. Weiner Ellen Hamilton Wilkerson Educational Trust Wallace S. Wilson Family Fund
Elizabeth and Franklin Myers Saramco Foundation Louisa S. Sarofim The Tapeats Fund Margaret Worden Dan and Marcella Watkins Charitable Fund Marcella and Daniel Watkins
Ruthie and Adam Miller Ruthie and Adam Miller Family Foundation The Boyd and Evelyn Mullen Charitable Foundation National Christian Foundation Houston The John M. O’Quinn Foundation Robert C. Wilson III Joe Bob and Jeanne Perkins Joe Bob and Jeanne Perkins Donor Advised Charitable Fund Larry and Mary Peterson The Rawley Foundation Saramco Foundation Jan and Tom Simmons Fund R. E. Smith Foundation Vivian L. Smith Foundation Strake Foundation Titan Directional Drilling, LLC Susan Vaughan Foundation, Inc. The West Endowment Michael Zilkha
SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORS $10,000 — $24,999
Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors Foundation BBVA Melvyn H. and Linda A. Blum Charitable Fund Carrizo Oil and Gas, Inc. Conely Foundation Anne and Don Fizer Foundation Grant Thornton LLP George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation Emerson and Cecilia Hankamer Michael and Michelle Heinz Albert and Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation The Hevrdejs Foundation Houston Endowment Inc. Houston Golf Association Rene and Kay Joyce Latin Women’s Initiative James and Sharon Martin George and Ann McDaniel Cary and Kathryn McNair
B O B & M A X I N E M O O R E A S S O C I AT E S $5,000 — $9,999
Anonymous Sarah Callahan and James Baker The Baker Family Fund Bass Charitable Gift Fund The Bayou Charitable Trust BGE, Inc. Sam Bowen, Jr. and Patricia Padamada Keith Budd Thomas and Karen Capetillo Maude Carter and Boyd Parker Charity Guild of Catholic Women Greg and Megan Davis Terry and Lynn Day Gardner and Elizabeth Dudley ECMC Foundation EIV Capital, LLC Frost Bank Albert Galik and Susan Row Sherrill Garland Luke Gilman
Robert and Annie Graham Robert Gray Gregory Grenadier Energy Partners II, LLC Gyrodata, Inc. Chris and Caroline Hadlock Hightower Holding, LLC HRM Resources III, Inc. Edward and Ethel Hutcheson Joseph Jornayvaz Kayne Anderson Energy Funds William and Laura Kelsey The Estate of Willy F. Kuehn Locke Lord LLP Lockton Global The Lynch-Egner Family Charitable Fund McM Energy Partners LLC Peter and Fan Morris David Oelman Matt and Chelsea Pacey Carol Ann and Robert W. Paddock Fund
PBEX, LLC Peninsula Fund Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. Prosperity Bank Riverbend Oil & Gas Ryan and Kristen Sauer Scott and Rebecca Schwinger SK Foundation Kenneth and Alice Starr Sterling McCall & Mike Smith Auto Group Texas Commission on the Arts Stuart Traver Peter and Diane Vennema Carl and Margrit Vogt Robert Wellington William and Cynthia Wilby James W. Woodruff James W. Woodruff Charitable Fund
Clayton Johnson Edith H. & C. Hastings Johnson Family Fund The Junior League of Houston, Inc. Beatrice C. Kampmann Juliana Kelliher Gaye and John Kelsey Foundation John and Gaye Kelsey Thomas and Ann Kelsey Mavis and Winifred Kelsey Wendy and Mavis Kelsey, Jr. Fund Kestrel Capital, LP Andrew and Leigh Kollaer Law Offices of Scott C. Lannie, PC Lem Construction Company, Inc. Bryan and Katie Leonard Jay and Christina Lewis Robert Licato Lockton Global Robert MacAskie Magnolia Oil and Gas James McCaleb Rebecca McDonald Charitable Fund Kenneth B Meyer Betty B. Mills Walter and Leila Mischer Bernice M. Mistrot Montgomery Family Fund Morgan Stanley W. James Murdaugh Jr. Northern Trust Albert and Sidney Fay, Libby Low, Eloise Novotny and Anabel Fay Edward and Helen Oppenheimer Luke and Abby Parsons Patterson-UTI Energy, Inc. Payne Foundation PayPal Charitable Giving Fund Perennial Environmental Services Mosby and Katharine Perrow Pierce | Skrabanek PLLC Piper Jaffray & Co. John and Katherine Plumb Robert and Sheridan Plumb
QUID PRO QUO SOCIETY $1,000 — $4,999
AEGIS Energy Risk Sarah Aguirre and Troy Williams Albermarle Foundation Arrazolo Law P.C. Merrell and Chris Athon Drew and Jeannette Baker Barclays Freddie Barela Jonathan Dan Barrett Gil and Stacey Beer Susan P. Belding Cape Bell Mr. and Mrs. Barton R. Bentley Ian and Suzanne Blakely Peter Boudreaux Nicholas and Jean Bouler Bowen, Miclette & Britt Insurance Agency, LLC Samuel and Martha Bowen Thomas and Nancy Brennan George and Shelley Britton Cade Burks Bruce and Nancy Callahan Thomas and Karen Capetillo Christie Cardon and Darryl Anderson Richard and Bettie Carrell Matt and Liz Cavenaugh Fred and Anna Charlton Clarus Benefits Group David Coker Joseph and Mary Colaco Warren W. Cole William Trey Cornelius Samuel and Dorothy Crocker Crystaphase Sue Nan and Rod Cutsinger Taylor and Debbie Dacus Mark Dalton Helen B. Davis Platt and Carolyn Davis DC American David and Claire de Roode Joel Dean Foundation, Inc.
Bruce W. Derrick Derek Detring John and Ginger Dudley Eastex Crude Company George Fisher Forney Construction LLC Scott Gahn Richard Galatian Al and Loubel Galik Catalina A. Garcia Frances G. Garcia Yolanda A. Garcia Gardner Denver Sherrill Garland Alfred and Marli Glassell Godfrey Management Trust Sandy and Lee Godfrey Gray Reed and McGraw LLP Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Roger and Vicki Greenberg Roger B. & Vicki T. Greenberg Family Fund The Greentree Fund Griffith Charitable Trust Carter Groves and Mary McFall Christopher Haggard Jr. Halliburton John S. Hantak Kevin and Stacey Harris Family Fund David Z. Heinzerling Williams and Kathy Heinzerling David Hendricks and Lorraine McKenna Laura Henry and Scott Lannie Rogers Herndon Brad and Laura Hipps Carrie M. Horne Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital Hudson Energy Services, LLC Lynn and Olive Hughes Cisselon Nichols Hurd Imhoff Family Charitable Fund Nitisha Jogi Burdine Clayton Johnson & Christophe Venghiattis
Q U I D P R O Q U O S O C I E T Y ( cont) $1,000 — $4,999
Premier Pipe LLC Carleton and Winifred Riser Rosewood Foundation The RR Family Foundation Gail Schwinger and James Norman Michael and Dorothy Scrutchin Sharney Foundation, Inc. Sally Shaw Shell Oil Company Foundation Amy Shilling David and Aubrey Slye Roger A. Soape, Inc. Southwest Energy LP John and Janet Springer
Katherine and Rob Stacy Mark and Chrissie Stamey Brad Suddarth Ryan and Natalie Synnott Ryan and Dina Taaffe Thompson & Knight Foundation Thompson & Knight LLP Tornados Running Club, Inc. Robert and Carrie Trainer Treadstone Energy Partners Eliot and Dianne Tucker Dianne D. and Eliot P. Tucker Fund University Area Rotary Club Foundation Vinson & Elkins L.L.P.
The Wareing Family Fund Lou A Waters Jr. David Watson Barrett Webster The Laura and William M. Wheless IV Fund Larry and Suzie Wilson Martin Wilson Zarvona Energy Zieben Group
Fidelity Charitable Ray M. and Elizabeth Fitzgerald Carey Ford Thomas E. Ganucheau Francisco and Maria Garcia Tomas and Maria Garcia Jonas and Andi Georgsson Jeremy Goodreau and Marie Thompson John and Susan Gray James and Margaret Griffith Jeffrey and Brooke Gunst Anna Lee Haddox Charles and Janice Hall Eric Harding David and Kay Hedges Herman Family Fund Benjamin Holloway & Amanda McMillian Donald Dewane Johnson Jr. Nicholas C. Jones Peter Kaldis Lee Kaplan and Diana Hudson Josh Karim Lyn and Carl Schmulen Andre LeBlanc Alexander Leon David and Carolyn Light Sylvia Lohkamp William and Karen Longley Longley Family Fund Elizabeth Lousteau Maria Lucio and Hector Lechuga Philip and Jinling MacNaughton Albert E. Magill Jr. Christian and William Manuel Daniel and Dori Marzuola
Frank and LaNelle McKay Jesse and Clara Navarre Brendan and Sheri O’Leary Matt and Chelsea Pacey Charles and Carolyn Perrault Craig and Tahra Peterson David Peterson Kate Phillips Gordon Pilmer The Pilot Club of Baytown, Inc. John Price Rice University Sean and Mindy Rice David and Paige Rockecharlie Lynn and John Russell Fund Ryan and Kristen Sauer Randolph and Mollie Schaffer Cody and Tanvi Sharma Kimberly Smith David and Mia Sprague Richard and Susan Stasney Andrew Steffen Jeffrey Stubbs Dorothy L Sussman Paul Teten Jr. and Virginia C. Holbrook Steven Toeppich Evelyn Valdez Craig and Christine Van De Mark Robert and Mirna Vasquez Neal and Mary Wade David and Cindy Wallace Byron and Cad Willeford Robert and Bess Wilson Dianne Yeomans
FRIENDS OF CHINQUAPIN $500 — $999
Joel Abramowitz and Rita Bergers Christian Alexander Constance Alvarez AmazonSmile Linda C. Anderson Selene Yvette Arrazolo Jonathan and Ann Ayre Caroline Baker and Bruce Hurley Be A Champion, Inc. Clayton and Andrea Bishop Bossin Fund Elliott M Bossin Deborah Brochstein Andrew and Stacey Brod James Brooks Jr. Bob and Tammy Casey Cathryn T. Chapman Debbie Chenevert Nicholas Christ Class of 2019 Kelly and Jay Cliburn Stuart Coco Constellation New Energy, Inc. Kristi Cooper Bruce Cranfill Mark Dalton Jack and Mary S. Dawson Mary S. and Jack Dawson Fund Eduardo De La Torre & Michelle Nasser Vincent and Jessenia DeLeon Kristin Dillard Jim and Margaret Dudley Dennis and Amanda Duffy Jack and Diane Eckels ExxonMobil Foundation
FRIENDS OF CHINQUAPIN $1 — $499
Fatima Abdullah Sofia Adrogué, Sten & Sloane Gustafson Frank Aguilar Albertsons Safeway Nicholas R. Alden Lindsay Amann John N. Andell
Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors Foundation Nick and Emily Anderson Anonymous Donor Holly Dobbs Arnold John and Margot Athon Bob Austin
John and Sandy Baber Joe Bailey Philip and Tissa Baker Richard Ball Kent Baltzell Walker and Lisa Barnett Conchi Barquin
F R I E N D S O F C H I N Q U A P I N ( cont) $1—$499 Sandra C. Bartholome James Bates Matthew Baughman Phil and Cheryl Beckett Gil and Stacey Beer Michael and Amy Beeson Eduardo Belalcazar Cape Bell Paola Bernal John O. Bishop James and Judith Black Helyna Bledsoe Joe and Diane Bonem Peter Boudreaux and Susan Fernbach Lexie Boudreaux Gordon Marchbanks Bowen Will and Katherine Boyd Mackenzie Boyd Marc G. Brackens Susanna M. Brelsford Anita Brewster Bruce and Laurel Bricarell Jamila M. Brinson Kevin Brophy Tianna Bruno Sara Brunow Mindy and Travis Bryan Todd and Lexe Burgamy Erick Burke Josh Caltrider Philip and Maurie Cannon Caprile Capetillo Franchesca Caraballo Kenneth A Carney Scott Carr Barbara Carroll Michael Carson Louise Carter Claudia Cavazos Matt and Liz Cavenaugh Robert and Elizabeth Chenoweth Chevron Matching Employee Funds Matthew and Wendie Childress Cory Christofferson Abigail Cisneros Elizabeth Coffman David Coker Conely Foundation Jason and Heather Consoli Ronald E. Cook William Trey Cornelius Thomas and Marilyn Coughlen Joe and Nancy Crabb Samuel and Dorothy Crocker Crossmark Global Holdings Stewart and Lana Cureton Aubrey and Sue Davis Stephen Davis Chance Decker Pete and Bonnie Dienna Lane Dodds Larry Dorr John and Jan Douglas Family Fund Lamar and Anita Doyle Jeremy and Amanda Duncan Stephen Duncan Jerry Edrington Kathryn Egan
Deborah Elias Spencer English Matt and Jennifer Esfahani Beth Eversole Sara and Archie Fallon Israel Favela Kacie Fivecoat Celeste Flores Ana Flores John Foster James and Holly Fourmy Michael M. Fowler Jack Will Franklin Jr. Travis Frazier William Freeman Ken Fusilier Kendrick Galatian Richard Galatian Cristina Garcia Gamboa Elizabeth Garay Liszette Garcia Marilu Garza Richard Moore and Deborrah Gauntlett Phillip Gayle Tanner Gentry Jonas and Andi Georgsson Brenda and Joseph Gerland Patrick Gimlett Javier and Judith Giraldo Girls Inc. of Greater Houston Bradley and Meagan Glover Sean Golden Fund Javier Gomez Carlos and Selena Gonzalez Claudia Gonzalez-Hazen Barry and Carol Goodfriend James and Cody Greenwood John I Guill Simon and Bailey Haidamous Cory Hall Monika Hallqvist Pacey Ham Dennis and Mary Hamill Dominique Hamilton Herschel and Lauren Hamner Hankamer and Associates Brokers LLC Scarlett Hankey Amanda Hanks Catherine Hanslik John and Megan Hanson Monika Harris Zachary J Hart Clyde and Katy Hays Kate Hays Mary Hedges Matthew Hefti Charles Helms Benjamin and Virginia Henry Jeff Hibbard Robert and Sarita Hixon Vinh Hoang Kay S. Holmes Chris and Kacie Horton James McPherson Howard Scott Hudson Jim Hunter Joseph and Laurie Hutcheson IBM Employee Services Center
Amy Ingram Kathryn Iribarren Carl and Cathy Isgren Sharon Israel David and Julie Itz Guy Jackson 1989 Trust Tammy M. Jenkins Mark Johnson Clayton Johnson Angela Johnston Adriana Ortega Jones and Jeremy Jones Stephen Jones Carmella Jones Allison Jordan Georgie Jozwiak Katherine Kapinos Harris and Eliza Kempner Fund Helen Kinnamon Kate S. Kirkland Blake Kirshman Reagan Kneese The Sherry L Kossick Pourover Trust Kroger Community Rewards Program Ross and Julie Lairson Michael and Marie Lamb John Michael Laney Emelin Laynez Maria Lucio and Hector Lechuga Jeffrey Brent Lemaster Joseph Levitan Rich Levy Taylor Liedtke Robert and Diana Linder Lauren Lindsay Patrick and Jenny Lissonnet Matthew Loewenstein Kimberly Lopez Rebecca L. Loredo Maria Lucio Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Catherine Carter Malone Hannah Maltzan Bruce A. Manuel Elena Marks James and Kathleen Maroney Michael Marsh Greg and Barbara Martin Joshua Martin Ociel Martinez Michael and Michele Marvins Mariquita Masterson Clara Matlack Shirat Mavligit Gundula McCandless Rob McClain James and Susan McCuistion Daniel and Mary McCullough Mac and Kaylie McDaniel Will and Kari McDaniel Donald and Donna McFall McKesson Foundation David and Blanca Medina Dulce Melgoza Dustin S. Menniti Ed and Ann Merenda Kenneth B Meyer Charles F Meyer Jesus and Carmen Meza
F R I E N D S O F C H I N Q U A P I N ( cont) $1—$499
David and Susan Miclette Samuel Miles Brad and Christine Miller William Mixon Marcelo Moacyr Christopher Moore and Joi Ross Ana Isabel Moreno Jason Moreno The Jack & Anne Moriniere Giving Fund John and Anne Moriniere Jacqueline Moy William and Eugenie Mygdal Sarah Nash Karina Adriana Navarro Lupe and Maribel Navarro Charles and Sally Neblett Andrew and Lindsay Nelson Robert Nelson Network For Good Louise S. Neuhaus Roy and Evelyn Nolen Robert and Margaret Norris Northern Trust Morris David Nwogwugwu Weston and Mary O’Black Brendan and Sheri O’Leary M M Ortega Matt and Chelsea Pacey Christopher A. Palacios Luke and Abby Parsons Dipali Patel-Ely Shawn Patterson Philip Peacock Daniel and Lindsay Pearce Dawn Persia Michael Thomas Peters Antone and Susan Peterson Craig and Tahra Peterson Robert Petmecky Cynthia and Fred Pfening Robert and Elizabeth Phillips The Pilot Club of Baytown, Inc. Clint Pipes Denver Plachy Edward C. Popp Angela Postigo Vinç Prihoda Jim Pritts Arthur M Purpich
PWC Matching Program Camille and Marguerite Pyne Fund Helen Raines Aruni Ranaweera Risher and Fairfax Randall Jasmine Rangel Joaquin Andy Rangel Petra Rantanen John and Lenox Reed Robert Reeves Rick Renaudin Jay and Valerie Resh Gary and Jacqueline Richert Ilusion Rivas Veronica Rivas-Molloy Alberto and Maria Rivera Brianna Rivera Bobby Rivers Ricardo Romano and Kin Tso Martin B. Rubio Jane Rucker Barbara Broesche Ryan Veronica Salaverria Patrick Salinger Steven Salters Evelyn J. Sandner Maira dos Santos Alfred Santos Ryan and Kristen Sauer Randy Schaffer Bryan Schexnayder Lyn & Carl Schmulen Charitable Trust Carmen Scrutchin Monique Shankle Cody and Tanvi Sharma Lee-Taylor Sharman Anat Kelman Shaw Andrew Sheehan Mary Catherine Shouse Martin Simchowitz David and Aubrey Slye Ann G. Smith Chassidy Smith Samuel D. Smith Young Son Rosalinda Soto Anthony Spaeth Reid Springmeyer Joyce Steensrud
Julie Stephens Norman and Nancy Stevens Robert D. Straus Jr. Christian Su Robert H Sweat Daniel Tax and Ana Us-Lima Claudia Tax John Terrill Paul Thannisch Suzanne Thomas David and Kristin Thomas Grant and Margot Thomas Peter and Nancy Thompson Lupita Thornton Steven and Audrey Thorpe Jason Tracton Stuart Traver Fisher and Cynthia Trigg Lindsay Trostle Helen Fosdick Trtee UBS Matching Gifts Program Catherine Louise Ulrich Evelyn Valdez Robert and Mirna Vasquez Mauricio Vazquez Eddie Villanueva Donna R. Walden David and Cindy Wallace Clifford S. Waller Leslie Chandler Wang Arthur and Pamela Washington Harry C. Webb Jr. Robert Wellington Wells Fargo Foundation Mary Wentworth DeMointé Wesley Gifford D. Wilkerson Angela Wilkins Robert and Bess Wilson Randy Wilson Donald and Barbara Wood Dan Woodward Andrew Wooley and Lee Herrick Elena Cusi Wortham Sarah J. Yockey Cameron Yoesel Tracy and Melissa Youngblood Catherine Zuromskis
Elite Shooting Sports The End of the World Ranch Gateway Printing and Office Supply Roger and Vicki Greenberg Lisa Hill Houston Texans Foundation Edward and Ethel Hutcheson KB Table Kendra Scott Lucho Mariquita Masterson Nice Wines Margie Ortega
Perini Ranch Biff Picone and Nadine Joli-Coeur Marlyne Plata Precision Lawns Alan and Patricia Ratliff Jay and Valerie Resh Robert and Winifred Riser Smart in the Kitchen Sylvia’s Enchilada Kitchen Theater Under The Stars Gustabo Torres Undies For Everyone Ron Yates Wines
IN-KIND GIFTS Abejas Boutique Al’s Custom Boots Hotel Alessandra The Alexander Group William and Laurence Anderson Armando’s Restaurant Arnaldo Richards’ Picos Restaurant Sam Bowen and Patricia Padamada Christie Cardon and Darryl Anderson Richard and Bettie Carrell DC American DEFINE Body & Mind Priscilla Dickson Photography
HONOR & MEMORIAM GIFTS Merrell and Chris Athon In honor of Rosalind Soto Sandra Bartholome In memory of Veronica Gutierrez Eduardo Belalcazar In memory of Ociel Guadalupe
Alfred Glassell III In honor of Ann and Tom Kelsey
William Mixon In memory of Carolyn Royder
James and Cody Greenwood In memory of Bob and Maxine Moore
Richard Moore and Deborrah Gauntlett In memory of Bob and Maxine Moore
Anna Lee Haddox In honor of Susan Milner Mr. and Mrs. Barton R. Bentley In honor of Mrs. Margene Lloyd & R. and Mary Hamill Dorothy Kostmayer In honor of Ethel Emerson Hutcheson Nicholas and Jean Bouler Herschel and Lauren Hamner In honor of Alissa Bouler Elliott In honor of Angela Johnston Susanna Brelsford In memory of Bob Moore
David Heinzerling In memory of Ociel Martinez
R. and Nancy Callahan In honor of Sarah Callahan Baker
David Hendricks and Lorraine McKenna In honor of Philip and Maury Cannon
Kelly and Jay Cliburn In honor of Stacey and Andrew Brod & Mary and Larry Peterson
David Hendricks and Lorraine McKenna In honor of Dorothy Scrutchin
Sue Nan and Rod Cutsinger In memory of Patrick Hankamer Stephen Davis In honor of Carlos Gonzalez Aubrey and Sue Davis In memory of Ralph and Grace Reedy Stephen Duncan In honor of Craig Duncan Jack and Diane Eckels In honor of Byron and Cad Willeford James and Holly Fourmy In memory of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Fourmy
F. and Virginia Henry In honor of Mike and Mary Espinosa Amy Ingram In memory of Carolyn Royder Tammy Jenkins In memory of Pamela Jenkins Nitisha Jogi In memory of Gopala Krishnaiah Donald Johnson In honor of Ellar Perry Allison Jordan In honor of Angela Johnston Katherine Kapinos In honor of Angela Johnston
The Marie M. and James H. Galloway Foundation In honor of Ruthie Miller
Lauren Lindsay In honor of Laura Hipps and Chinquapin teachers
Thomas Ganucheau In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ratliff
Bruce Manuel In memory of Robert and Maxine Moore
Catalina Garcia In memory of Rene Ruiz Class of 1989
Elena Marks In honor of Bruce Derrick
Jonas and Andi Georgsson In honor of Elizabeth C. Dudley
Sarah Nash In honor of Ann Smith Robert and Margaret Norris In memory of Carolyn Royder Joe Bob and Jeanne Perkins In honor of Laura Hipps, Laura Henry, and others impacting the lives of Kihana Wilson and other young students. Antone and Susan Peterson In honor of Stacey and Andrew Brod Gordon Pilmer In honor of George O. McDaniel, III Louisa Sarofim In honor of Will Mathis Randolph and Mollie Schaffer In memory of Bob and Maxine Moore Lyn & Carl Schmulen In honor of Roger Greenberg Julie Stephens In memory of Julie Stephens Norman and Nancy Stevens In memory of John C. Stevens Ryan and Natalie Synnott In honor of Angela Johnston Peter and Diane Vennema In memory of Catherine and Ame Vennema Donna Walden In memory of Dorothy E. Kostmayer William and Cynthia Wilby In memory of Harvey Grant Taylor, SJS ‘63 Sarah Yockey In honor of Bill and Kathy Heinzerling
David and Blanca Medina In honor of the Chinquapin teachers
P I C K E R I N G S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y F U N D Martha and Samuel Bowen Jennifer S. Christ Barbara and Robert Collie Sarah and David Cuthill Maria and Francisco Garcia Karen and Roy Johnson
Eloise and Andrew Novotny Carol Ann and Robert Paddock Mary and Larry Peterson Dan Pickering Deanna and Samuel Pickering Renée and Skip Thevenot
Dianne and Eliot Tucker Payson Tucker Cad and Byron Willeford Suzie and Larry Wilson
C H I N Q U A P I N P R E PA R AT O R Y S C H O O L 2 0 1 8 — 2 0 1 9 O P E R AT I N G B U D G E T
RECEIPTS CONTRIBUTIONS:
2018 — 2019
2018 — 2019
ACTUAL
ANNUAL BUDGET
8,410
40,000
1,001,167
850,000
84,500
90,000
PRIVATE / INDIVIDUALS
178,853
150,000
EVENTS (NET)
303,811
400,000
1,576,741
1,530,000
350,000
350,000
HERZSTEIN STUDENT ENRICHMENT
28,000
28,000
TUITION
70,805
65,000
FOOD PROGRAM
63,958
65,000
INTEREST & DIVIDENDS
29,990
32,000
1,693
2,000
544,446
542,000
BUILDING MAINTENANCE
50,000
50,000
FACULTY / STAFF ENRICHMENT
20,978
26,000
HANKAMER FUND
10,000
10,000
SUSTAINABILITY FUND
340,609
259,768
AIM ENDOWED FUNDS
12,500
12,500
2,000
2,000
436,087
360,268
2,557,274
2,432,268
CORPORATIONS FOUNDATIONS ACE SCHOLARSHIPS
CONTRIBUTIONS SUBTOTAL: ENDOWMENT CORPORATION
MISC. INCOME RECEIPTS SUBTOTAL: TRANSFERS FROM SCHOOL INVESTMENT FUNDS:
PHILLIPS / KUEHN SCHOLAR FUNDS SUBTOTAL: TOTAL RECEIPTS:
2018 — 2019
2018 — 2019
ACTUAL
ANNUAL BUDGET
1,690,878
1,670,297
CONTRACT LABOR
27,523
22,000
ATHLETICS
13,486
16,000
108,085
100,000
4,486
3,000
13,922
20,000
2,096
3,500
TEACHING EXPENSES
21,047
20,000
TECHNOLOGY
15,457
12,300
TRANSPORTATION
31,211
25,000
GOODMAN BUS SERVICE
20,930
26,000
INSURANCE
153,609
156,171
UTILITIES
100,067
120,000
INTERNET/COMMUNICATION
19,583
20,000
FACULTY/STAFF ENRICHMENT
20,978
25,000
STUDENT ENRICHMENT
61,091
50,000
139,053
50,000
3,083
3,000
18,620
15,000
RECRUITING - FACULTY
4,601
7,000
RECRUITING - STUDENT
5,764
7,000
MISCELLANEOUS
2,963
1,500
STUDENT ASSESSMENT
1,546
2,000
55,652
55,000
1,872
2,500
2,537,604
2,432,268
OPERATING EXPENSES PAYROLL & EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
KITCHEN OFFICE SUPPLIES SUPPORT CONTRACTS POSTAGE AND DELIVERY
REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE MEMBERSHIP PROFESSIONAL FEES
FUNDRAISING LIBRARY EXPENSE TOTAL EXPENSES: RECEIPTS OVER(UNDER) EXPENSES
19,669
C H I N Q U A P I N P R E PA R AT O R Y S C H O O L 2 0 1 9 — 2 0 2 0 O P E R AT I N G B U D G E T
RECEIPTS CONTRIBUTIONS:
2019 — 2020
2019 — 2020
ACTUAL
ANNUAL BUDGET
2,009
65,000
998,829
950,000
69,000
79,000
PRIVATE / INDIVIDUALS
303,629
175,000
EVENTS (NET)
186,785
425,000
1,562,251
1,694,000
ENDOWMENT CORPORATION
350,000
350,000
SBA PAYCHECK PROTECTION
327,100
-
HERZSTEIN STUDENT ENRICHMENT
28,000
28,000
TUITION
57,581
65,000
FOOD PROGRAM
53,252
65,000
INTEREST & DIVIDENDS
22,611
34,000
4,576
-
843,119
542,000
BUILDING MAINTENANCE
75,000
50,000
FACULTY / STAFF ENRICHMENT
29,000
26,000
HANKAMER FUND
27,441
10,000
SUSTAINABILITY FUND
118,474
260,000
AIM ENDOWED FUNDS
12,500
12,500
2,000
2,000
264,414
360,500
2,669,784
2,569,500
CORPORATIONS FOUNDATIONS ACE SCHOLARSHIPS
CONTRIBUTIONS SUBTOTAL:
MISC. INCOME RECEIPTS SUBTOTAL: TRANSFERS FROM SCHOOL INVESTMENT FUNDS:
PHILLIPS / KUEHN SCHOLAR FUNDS SUBTOTAL: TOTAL RECEIPTS:
2019 — 2020
2019 — 2020
ACTUAL
ANNUAL BUDGET
1,754,527
1,810,000
CONTRACT LABOR
25,066
26,500
ATHLETICS
16,062
16,000
KITCHEN
65,656
100,000
4,266
3,000
18,553
14,500
POSTAGE AND DELIVERY
2,364
3,000
TEACHING EXPENSES
9,583
20,000
TECHNOLOGY
8,895
12,300
TRANSPORTATION
17,280
25,000
GOODMAN BUS SERVICE
13,965
18,600
169,157
163,200
UTILITIES
82,601
111,900
INTERNET/COMMUNICATION
(1,799)
20,000
FACULTY/STAFF ENRICHMENT
13,487
25,000
STUDENT ENRICHMENT
41,013
57,300
107,403
75,000
1,856
3,400
15,664
16,800
RECRUITING - FACULTY
5,510
7,000
RECRUITING - STUDENT
3,989
7,000
MISCELLANEOUS
4,308
1,500
325
2,000
47,023
55,000
1,507
2,500
2,428,261
2,596,500
OPERATING EXPENSES PAYROLL & EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
OFFICE SUPPLIES SUPPORT CONTRACTS
INSURANCE
REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE MEMBERSHIP PROFESSIONAL FEES
STUDENT ASSESSMENT FUNDRAISING LIBRARY EXPENSE TOTAL EXPENSES: RECEIPTS OVER(UNDER) EXPENSES
241,524
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