CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM
A BIG IDEA THAT PAYS
REAL DIVIDENDS
OUR PARTNER COMMITMENT One full-time-equivalent position in a clerical role from August 7, 2017 to June 7, 2018 A positive, safe environment for student workers Periodic assessment of student workers by supervisor(s) and participation in training session Executive participation at Draft Day in July and Presentation Day in April Fee for service: $33,600
DRAFT DAY 2016
Supervisors report that the student workers are professional, serious and focused, have great attitudes and are proactive. There is no variance or gap in what is delivered each day, despite rotating students, which we all find amazing!� Scott Moore, Managing Partner, PwC
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How can a high school student provide value to my office? Our student workers fulfill clerical and administrative roles in a wide range of departments such as accounting, human resources, finance, marketing, information technology, legal, records, mail, and office services.
In these
departments, our student workers engage in data entry, translation services, physical and electronic document management, employee onboarding and training, web-based research, reception, meeting preparation, conference room services, invoice processing, filing, and computer configuration and repair.
Who is responsible for the student workers? Student workers are employees of Cristo Rey Dallas Corporate Work Study Program, Inc. (CWSP). CWSP acts as a contract staffing agency providing office-ready training, daily transportation, and quality control. In the workplace, specifically assigned supervisors direct student work. Supervisors also communicate with CWSP staff regarding productivity and job performance. A job partner may decide at any time that a particular student worker is not the right fit. In such instances, CRDCWSP will work with the job partner to assign a student worker better suited to the job partner’s needs.
How do the students work and go to the school at the same time? Student workers never miss instructional time. Four student workers share one full-time (Monday-Friday) position in a rotating schedule. Thus, each student worker works five full days a month.
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WE THINK DIFFERENTLY AND IT SHOWS Cristo Rey Dallas student workers are ranked #1 in job performance in the nation by the Cristo Rey Network. This year, student workers will earn more than $2 million toward the cost of their private school education. Cristo Rey students graduate college at the same rate as their high-income peers.
SOURCES OF TUITION REVENUE 27% Community Funded Gap 10% Average Family Contribution 63% Student Earned CWSP
63% STUDENT
27% COMMUNITY
FUNDED GAP
EARNED CWSP
10%
AVERAGE FAMILY CONTRIBUTION
We are very impressed with the commitment to work and maturity of the student workers. They want to be here, and they are enthusiastic about our success and their own.� John Bonn, President and CEO, Southcross Energy
A SCHOOL THAT WORKS Contact Gunnar Rawlings, Director of Corporate Work Study, to learn more about the benefits to your company and our city.
grawlings@cristoreydallas.org | 214.553.1153
CRISTO REY DALLAS has changed my view on my future because I now realize that every decision I make, no matter how big or little, will contribute to who I become in my later life.�
OUR STUDENTS 100% could not afford a college prep education without CWSP 100% of students improved 2 or more grade levels in reading and math in their first year at CRD CRD students improved in reading proficiency at 3x the national average
Located in Pleasant Grove, Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep provides students from underserved communities a Catholic, college prep education enabling them to become men and women of faith, purpose and service. Through a rigorous curriculum that is integrated with hands-on professional work experience, students graduate ready to succeed in college and in life.
The US Department of Labor grants the Cristo Rey Network schools the authority to operate corporate work study programs. Cristo Rey Dallas Corporate Work Study Program, Inc. ensures that the program remains in compliance with all state and federal labor laws and regulations, including I-9 processing, and maintains all requisite insurance.
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Cristo Rey Dallas Job Partners 2016-2017
Ambit Energy
Dieste
AmWINS AT&T BDO
Ed Bell Construction EY Firebird Restaurant Group
Benchmark Bank Bellomy Energy
Fish & Richardson Forest City
Boston Consulting Group Carlson Capital
Grant Thornton Greyhound
CBRE City Electric Supply
HFF HKS
CitySquare Civitas
Hudson Advisors Hunt Oil
Clarion Partners
Hunton & Williams
Condon Thornton Sladek Corgan Cristo Rey Dallas
Invesco ISNetworld Jackson Walker
Dallas Heritage Village The Dallas Morning News
John Eagle Honda Jones Day
Dallas Theater Center Dal-Tile Corporation
Jones, Lang, LaSalle KDC Holdings
Deloitte
KoonsFuller
KPMG Lincoln Property Locke Lord Matthews Southwest Meadows, Collier, Reed, Cousins, Crouch, & Ungerman McClure Law Group McDermott, Will & Emery McKool Smith MHBT Mi Escuelita Preschool MoneyGram International Moss Adams Northmarq Norton Rose Fulbright Omni Hotels Perkins + Will Polsinelli PwC RealPage Santander Consumer Schmidt & Stacy Shackelford Sidley Austin Southcross Energy Spark! Taxco Produce Thompson & Knight United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Vinson & Elkins Vogel Alcove Walters, Balido & Crain