UP! LEVEL
2019
Annual Report
Cristo Rey New York High School
2019
UP! LEVEL
Annual Report
At Cristo Rey New York High School (CRNYHS), our students are constantly pushing themselves further, always reaching for that next level.
Letter from the Board Chair.......2
We don’t stop at just a high school diploma. CRNYHS’ mission is to give students exclusively from low-income backgrounds the opportunity to achieve greatness in high school, college, and beyond.
Letter from the President............3 Level Up!.......................................4 What Does It Take to Level Up?... 7 Academic Opportunity & Rigor.......................................8 Caring, Whole-Person Support....................................12 Access to the Corporate World........................................14 Financials.....................................18 Donors..........................................20 Leadership...................................27 Help Us Get to the Next Level...28
Thanks to the combination of our rigorous academic curriculum and our innovative Corporate Work Study model, once our students step foot into 112 East 106th Street, they’re on an upward trajectory for life.
LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR Dear Friends of Cristo Rey New York High School: As we begin our 16th academic year and second year under the leadership of President Daniel T. Dougherty, I remain very inspired by our success in delivering on our mission and ever more excited about our future as a Catholic, college preparatory high school in East Harlem, New York. With the completion of our 2018-2019 academic year, I am proud to announce that we have seamlessly executed our leadership succession plan which began over three years ago. This past June, our co-founder and the inspiration behind the creation of our school, Mr. William P. Ford III, stepped down as our principal. Our principal search committee, led by Dan Dougherty, appointed Dr. Frances E. Clemente as the second principal since our founding. My fellow Trustees and I feel very fortunate to have secured such talented individuals in Dan Dougherty and Fran Clemente to succeed our iconic founders Father Joseph Parkes, SJ and Bill Ford and to lead our school into the future. My appreciation runs deep to both the president and principal search committees, our founders, past and current Trustees, endorsing congregations, benefactors and our faculty for their tireless energy and commitment in helping us complete our succession plan on schedule. As I always do, I would like to take a moment in my letter to reflect on the progress we have made as a school in delivering on our mission. Our results continue to speak loudly: •
To date, 98% of our 943 graduates have enrolled in college
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77% of our graduates have either graduated from college or are on track to graduate
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Our alumni have attended Princeton, Brown, Cornell, UPenn, Tufts, Northwestern, and many other outstanding universities
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Through our Corporate Work Study Program, our students have worked at leading financial services firms, law firms, accounting firms, media and entertainment firms and health care companies
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Our six-year college graduation rate of 63% is more than quadruple the national average for low-income individuals
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36 of our CRNYHS graduates have received or are pursuing post-secondary degrees
These results are the by-product of years of planning, commitment, focus and passion for our mission by our past and present leadership teams. As a Board, we continue to challenge ourselves and the leadership team to maintain our high standards, close the gap in our areas of need and make certain that our business model and strategy assure our future success and sustainability. Our future success depends on the tremendous ongoing support and commitment we receive from our past and current Trustees, Advisory Committee members, endorsing congregations, Corporate Work Study sponsors, college and university partners, benefactors, and staff, faculty and volunteers. Thank you for all that you do for our school and our deserving students. You are making a difference and helping us close the education opportunity gap in our community. With sincere gratitude,
Kyle L. Miller, Board Chair
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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Friends of Cristo Rey New York High School: “Level Up!” — the theme of this year’s Annual Report — initially unsettled me. Despite getting an intuitive sense of its meaning, the phrase made me feel remarkably ignorant of pop culture. Not being a video game player, the reference to acquiring skills and experience to advance in a game eluded me. Nor was I familiar with R&B performer Ciara’s song, “Level Up.” Or the “Level Up” TV show and movie. Or the self-help book with “Level Up” in the title. In the pages that follow, we offer you a glimpse of what “Level Up” means at Cristo Rey New York High School. “Level Up!” springs from a foundational characteristic we hope to instill in all our students — that is, to be open to growth. The Profile of the CRNYHS Graduate at Graduation, a document included in our student handbook and a touchstone at awards ceremonies each year, highlights openness to growth as a core value of our community. Students develop a humble appreciation of their own giftedness as well as the curiosity to seek new experiences. With confidence, students accept new challenges and opportunities to enrich their perspective. At the CRNYHS board meeting in September, Trustees heard how three current students “leveled up” this past summer. Aniyah Battle ’20 reported on the two classes she took at Boston University that intensified her excitement for college. Christine De La Pena ’20 shared her experience in Chile as part of the Student Diplomacy Corps. Kwame Assinor ’21 expressed his new-found appreciation for community development shaped by his program at Georgetown University. These are but three of many examples of our Lions being open to growth and “leveling up” thanks to the opportunities available at CRNYHS. Cornelia Connelly, the founder of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus, one of CRNYHS’ endorsing congregations, said, “Be yourself, but make that self exactly what God wants it to be.” Cornelia inspired her Sisters and students to value their intrinsic goodness while also challenging them to become the best version of themselves. Growing in the understanding and fulfillment of God’s plan for us is a perpetual exercise. We strive for but can never achieve perfection. Whether the area of growth is spiritual, social, cultural, emotional, physical or intellectual, graduates of CRNYHS view learning as a life-long pursuit. Opportunities for our students to “level up” will never cease. The same can be said about Cristo Rey New York High School. With your abundant support, the school’s first fifteen years have been wildly successful, but we do not rest on our laurels. As we look to the future, we have begun to imagine what is next. How can we serve the students in our care more effectively? What skills and habits of mind will they need to be successful in college and the workplace in the decades to come? What more can CRNYHS do to close the opportunity gap for motivated students from under-served communities? How can CRNYHS become an even more powerful agent of change in the fight against poverty? How does CRNYHS “level up?” Thank you for your generous support of Cristo Rey New York High School. Thank you for creating the conditions and providing the resources that allow our Lions to “level up.” Thank you for being indispensable partners in the work we share together. Thank you for inspiring us always to seek God’s greater glory. Viva Cristo Rey New York High School! Gratefully,
Daniel T. Dougherty, President
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UP! LEVEL CRISTO REY NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL
Level Up! means aspiring to and fulfilling a worthy mission to address directly the opportunity gap for New York City students who have the motivation but lack the means to attain a quality, college-preparatory education.
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Fulfilling a Worthy Mission
Addressing the Opportunity Gap
Cristo Rey New York High School is a Catholic, co-ed, college-prep school, part of the national Cristo Rey Network.
Most CRNYHS students begin ninth grade behind academically — but not for lack of trying. A vast majority of our students have attended underresourced schools for their entire lives before coming to CRNYHS. It is our school’s mission to serve these students based on their potential, not their reading level or their family’s ability to pay tuition. In our sixteen years, we have never raised our tuition from the original $2,000, even though the cost of educating one student at CRNYHS now exceeds $17,000. To make this high-quality college-prep education affordable to our families, students work one day a week at a corporate work study position and earn about 40% of the cost of their own education.
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We serve students of all faiths who have demonstrated the potential and motivation to achieve success and who do not have the educational background or financial means to attend another private, college-prep school.
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Guided by the spirit of care for the individual, cura personalis, we challenge all our students with a rigorous academic curriculum and a demanding work-internship program.
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Our ultimate goal is that our students will graduate from college and become professionals for others, transforming the world for the good of their families and society.
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Almost two-thirds of our incoming students enroll at CRNYHS performing below grade level and yet
nearly 100% of CRNYHS’ students get back on target, graduate high school, and enroll in a four-year college. Enroll
98% of CRNYHS’ 943 graduates have enrolled in college, more than double the national average of their socioeconomic peers.
75% of CRNYHS’ graduates have either graduated from college or are on track to graduate, with a college graduation rate (63%) more than four times that of their socioeconomic peers (15%). Source: “Percentage of recent high school completers enrolled in 2-year and 4-year colleges, by income level: 1975 through 2014” National Center for Education Statistics, 2015.
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From the very beginning of their CRNYHS journey, our students are “leveling up,� both inside and outside the classroom. They are challenged by their teachers in the classroom and their supervisors in the workplace to keep pushing forward, achieving goals one day and setting new ones for the next. 6
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WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO
LEVEL UP? ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITY & RIGOR CARING, WHOLE-PERSON SUPPORT ACCESS TO THE CORPORATE WORLD It is no small feat for our students to go from performing below grade level to graduating from high school and matriculating and succeeding at impressive colleges and careers. It takes the unique combination of a demanding academic model, a comprehensive, whole-person approach, and an introduction to the corporate world of work to make it happen. CRNYHS has perfected this equation over the past fifteen years and the results — our incredibly successful students — speak for themselves.
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ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITY & RIGOR Nashia Class of 2021
Favorite subject: History
Nashia Akuamoah-Boatemaa immigrated to the United States from Ghana as a child. Adjusting to the American school system caused Nashia to struggle academically in middle school and during her freshman year at Cristo Rey New York High School. Sophomore year, her history teacher witnessed a spark ignite in Nashia during his class and introduced her to The
Career goal: Lawyer Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, an educational partner of CRNYHS. Today, Nashia is a member of Gilder Lehrman’s Student Advisory Council, working with educators and historians to create history curriculum. Through this experience, Nashia’s commitment to learning and discovery has strengthened, resulting in higher grades!
makes Cristo Rey remarkable is that they really push “ What you to become the best version of yourself.
My teachers always say, ‘you can do more!’ and I’m learning that I really can.”
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At Cristo Rey New York High School, students only have four days of classes each week to make up for the gaps in their education and catch up to their peers at other elite high schools, but that doesn’t stop them from coming out ahead. Our curriculum is specifically designed to support our student
population and challenge them to develop their unique gifts and talents. We ensure that they are receiving the same quality education that is offered at other more expensive college-prep schools so that when they graduate, they’re heading to the same colleges and universities as their more affluent peers.
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OPPORTUNITY & RIGOR YIELD
RESULTS
The Class of 2019’s College Decision List is a prime example of just how well CRNYHS’ academic program works. These graduates worked hard with our faculty and staff
Class of 2019 College Decision List Alfred University (3)
Fairfield University (2)
Rider University
Barry University
Fashion Institute of Technology
Siena College (3)
Bates College
Fordham University (3)
St. Bonaventure University (3)
Bentley University (2)
Georgetown University
St. Francis College
The Catholic University of America
Hamilton College
St. Peter’s University
Hampton University
St. Thomas Aquinas College
Clark Atlanta University
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Stevens Institute of Technology
College of Mt. Saint Vincent (3)
Howard University
Stony Brook University
College of the Holy Cross
Le Moyne College (4)
SUNY Albany
CUNY Baruch College
Lycoming College
SUNY Binghamton
CUNY City College (2)
Marymount Manhattan College (2)
SUNY Buffalo State (8)
CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Mercy College (2)
SUNY New Paltz (4)
Mount Saint Mary College (2)
SUNY Old Westbury (2)
Nazareth College (2)
University of Michigan
New York University
University of Pennsylvania
Providence College (2)
University of Rochester (3)
CUNY Lehman College (2) CUNY Queens College Davidson College
Parentheses indicate the number of students who have chosen to attend the school.
Class of 2019 Financial Aid Access CRNYHS’ crucial guidance on how to navigate and secure scholarship and financial aid opportunities led to incredible results. 50% of seniors were chosen for a scholarship program at their college or university — programs designed to provide supportive services and financial aid to high-potential students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
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to discover and hone the scholarly skills they had all along but were never pushed to fully realize until coming to CRNYHS. They dug deep within themselves to close the gap
between their potential and their performance. Our College Guidance team works tirelessly to help our students navigate the college application process, resulting in
our graduates currently demonstrating their potential at some of the best colleges and universities in the country.
99% of the CRNYHS Class of 2019
directly enrolled at a four-year college or university. The Class of 2019 improved their ACT composite scores by 4 points from 9th to 12th grade. The Class of 2019 had an average composite score of 21.12 and out-scored the national average for first-generation college students in every ACT subject.
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75% of the Class of 2019 attend colleges and universities rated selective or better.* Schools include Georgetown University, Bates College, University of Pennsylvania, Hamilton College, New York University, Davidson College, and University of Michigan. *Rated “selective,” “more selective,” or “most selective” by U.S. News & World Report
100% of the Class of 2019 received scholarships including merit scholarships. $
A total of $9.8 million in scholarships and grants were awarded to graduates from the Class of 2019 including a Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship and a Pierre Toussaint Scholarship.
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LEVEL 2
CARING, WHOLE-PERSON SUPPORT Yovanka Class of 2020
Favorite subject: English
Career goal: Journalist
Pictured with mentor Joe McQuarrie, Religion Teacher
As a Latina, Yovanka Lopez always knew she was facing an uphill battle because of her ethnicity and gender. Before coming to Cristo Rey New York High School, these characteristics diminished her confidence in herself and her abilities, but thanks to the overwhelming support from CRNYHS faculty, staff, and peers, she has been able to confront and
overcome those negative feelings. Throughout her time here, Yovanka has been an active member of Student Council, and now as a senior, she has earned herself the role of President of the club. In this leadership role, she hopes to help other students find their confidence and realize their full potential in the same way the CRNYHS community has helped her.
at Cristo Rey wants to see you grow and become a better “ Everyone person, so they’re always motivating you in a variety of ways.
That motivation and ‘hyping up’ has really helped to build my confidence.”
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At the core of our mission is the ideal of cura personalis, or care for the whole person. Cristo Rey New York High School was founded with the goal of bringing about social justice by closing the opportunity gap in education for
the population we serve. We strongly believe that achieving our mission requires nurturing and encouraging the total development of our students — spiritual, social, cultural, emotional, physical, and intellectual.
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ACCESS TO THE CORPORATE WORLD Kevin
Alumnus, Class of 2014
Current Job Title: Client Relationship Associate, CRNYHS
When Kevin Montes was a freshman at Cristo Rey New York High School, taking the initiative to simply ask his coworker a question was a nervewracking prospect. Nine years later, Kevin has conquered those fears and is more than confident in his communication skills. Working at places like Credit Suisse and PVH Corp. as a high school student opened his eyes to new career
opportunities, which led him to study business in college and pursue a career in the corporate world. Today, Kevin is back at CRNYHS, working in the CWSP office — the department he credits for changing his life trajectory. In his new role, he works with students everyday as a direct example of the success that comes out of CWSP.
most rewarding thing about the Corporate Work Study Program, “ The no question, is experience! It opened my eyes to a whole new world.
Heading off to college with four years of real work experience set me apart from so many of my peers.”
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CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM What began as simply an innovative way to finance our students’ education has turned into a critical component of our students’ development and success. Because of our Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP), every single Cristo Rey New York High School
student graduates from high school with corporate work experience. The multitude of hard and soft skills our students learn in the workplace is just as valuable as the portion of the cost of their education that it covers.
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CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROVIDES TUITION AND
EXPERIENCE
CRNYHS’ Corporate Work Study Program started as a unique way to fund our school. Now, it is the cornerstone of a CRNYHS education. CWSP is an innovative educational and financial model that allows students to receive a private, college preparatory education while gaining invaluable work experience. Students are matched in jobs where they can succeed and where they have supervisors to support and challenge them throughout the year. For one day each week throughout the school year, every student works in an entry level position at a top-flight firm in the New York Metropolitan area. In turn, students gain unparalleled work experience and mentorship in corporate America. This is an essential part of our students’ growth, learning at just fourteen years old the values of hard work, responsibility, and ambition.
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2018 – 2019 CORPORATE WORK STUDY CLIENTS ACCOUNTING & AUDITING Baker Tilly Virchow Krause BDO USA, LLP KPMG, LLP PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC US) BANKS & INVESTMENT BANKS American Express Bank Hapoalim BNP Bank Paribas Citigroup Clarion Partners CM Finance Credit Suisse First Republic Bank IDB Bank JP Morgan Chase Legg Mason Mitsubishi UFJ Securities USA Morgan Stanley Popular Bank Sandler O’Neill + Partners Stifel Financial Corp. CONSULTING G100 Companies McKinsey & Company
COMMUNICATIONS Exec/Comm FASHION Bespoke Post Michael Kors PVH Corp Salvatore Ferragamo HOSPITALS, HEALTHCARE & REHABILITATION Biodynamic Technologies Columbia Medical Center Lott Residence Mount Sinai Hospitals NY Presbyterian Hospitals SOMOS Community Care Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center United Healthcare Services HUMAN SERVICES America Media ArchCare Archdiocese of New York Association to Benefit Children Catholic Medical Mission Board Council on Accreditation Henry Street Settlement
Cristo Rey New York High School students have a stake in their own education. They earn 40% of the cost of their education while gaining 230 hours in corporate work experience per student each year.
Lenox Hill Neighborhood House LSA Family Services Marble Collegiate Church New York Common Pantry Tuesday’s Children Union Settlement YMCA Vanderbilt INSURANCE Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. CNA Insurance MetLife New York Life Insurance Transatlantic Reinsurance Company INVESTMENT ADVISORS & FUNDS AllianceBernstein The Blackstone Group L.P. Brigade Capital Management Capital Group Companies Cohen and Steers Grace Global Capital ING Investcorp International Marubeni Corporation National Financial Partners New York Life Investment Management
Oppenheimer Funds Parkview Wealth Management Probitas Partners Titan Advisors Voya Investment Management LAW Akin Gump Debevoise & Plimpton Holland & Knight Jones Day Kelley Drye & Warren Kramer, Levin, Naftalis & Frankel Manatt Phelps, Phillips McDermott, Will & Emery Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Richards, Kibbe & Orbe Satterlee Stephens Burke & Burke Seward & Kissel Sidley Austin Skadden Arps Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP White & Case LLP Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, LLP
MEDIA, BROADCASTING & ADVERTISING CBS Global Distribution Group Interpublic Group Inc. MultiVu
RETAIL FromYouFlowers.com
PHARMACEUTICALS Pfizer
SCHOOLS & EDUCATION Classroom Inc. Epiphany School Immaculate Conception School Our Lady Queen of Angels St. Ann’s School Student Sponsor Partners Turtle Bay Music School
PRIVATE EQUITY INVESTORS Centerbridge Partners
SECURITY DGA Security Systems
PUBLISHING HarperCollins Publishers Macmillan Publishing William H. Sadlier Inc.
SPORTS Major League Baseball
GOVERNMENT New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division
REAL ESTATE, CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING Ascendant Neighborhood Development Brookfield Properties Eurotech Construction HDR, Inc. LCP Group Tenth Avenue Holdings
TECHNOLOGY & DATA Liquidnet Holdings, Inc. MarketAxess
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FINANCIALS Cristo Rey New York High School is able to serve our students and graduates so successfully because of the generous support of our diverse set of donors. As we look ahead, we remain committed to fiscal oversight to ensure sustainability and high-quality programming for every student and family we serve.
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FIVE-YEAR FINANCIAL ANALYSIS $10M $9M $8M $7M $6M $5M $4M $3M $2M $1M
2019
Revenue
2018
2017
2016
2015
Expenses
Note: In FY18, CRNYHS held a Legacy Dinner in celebration of Founding President Fr. Joseph P. Parkes, SJ’s retirement. Funds raised at the Legacy Dinner contributed to the significant increase in revenue.
FY2019 REVENUE & EXPENSES HIGHLIGHTS Year ending June 30, 2019
OPERATING REVENUE
$6.1M
OPERATING EXPENSES
$6.3M
Unrestricted Gifts 47%
Instruction & Student Activities 67%
Corporate Work Study Program 36%
Operation & Maintenance of Plant 10%
Tuition 8%
General & Administrative 18%
Other 9%
Development 5%
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FY2019 DONORS
THANK YOU.
We are grateful to all the individuals, foundations, and corporations who have supported Cristo Rey New York High School since 2004. With your support, our students are achieving our ultimate goal, graduating from college and becoming professionals for others. Below is a list of those who gave so generously between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.
INDIVIDUALS, CORPORATIONS, & FOUNDATIONS Sociedad de Valor $1,000,000 +
Cumulatively given since our founding in 2004
Altman Foundation The Richard and Susan Braddock Family Foundation The Louis Calder Foundation The Carson Family Charitable Trust The Charles Hayden Foundation Moglia Family Foundation USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus Anonymous Valerie M. Vincent † Founders Society $100,000 + The Gladys Brooks Foundation The Carson Family Charitable Trust Gerstner Family Foundation Moglia Family Foundation Robin Hood Foundation The Kelly Gang The William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust Anonymous Mother Cornelia Connelly Circle $50,000 + Ackermann Memorial Fund Altman Foundation Gabelli Foundation, Inc. The Charles Hayden Foundation The Hearst Foundation Maverick Capital Foundation Morgan Stanley Student Sponsor Partners St. Ignatius Loyola Circle $25,000 + The Arrowhead Foundation, Inc. Brothers of the Christian Schools District of E. No. Amer. The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation The Lincoln Fund James P. and Genevieve M. McLaughlin Family Foundation, Inc. O’Shea Family Foundation Anonymous William and Laura Cody Daniel and Kathleen Denihan Dr. Mark and Heidi DeWaele
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Althea and Bob Howe Kenneth and Elaine Langone Colleen and Robert Manfred Kyle L. Miller Colleen Noall Valerie and Jack Rowe James Rowen Katherine Sieh-Takata John Baptist de la Salle Circle $10,000 + Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Fels, L.L.P. The America House Jesuit Community Aspen Capital Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust BDO USA, LLP The Richard and Susan Braddock Family Foundation CM Finance & CM Investment Partners CME Group Community Foundation Enright Kearney Foundation The Michael Gordon Foundation, Inc. Charles Lawrence Keith and Clara Miller Foundation The Edmond N. and Virginia H. Moriarty Charitable Foundation Society of the Holy Child Jesus Xavier High School Richard and Gail Ahern Frederick and Laura Barney, Jr. Joseph A. Califano, Jr. Lauren and Adam Decker William and Susan Doran Daniel T. Dougherty and Hee-Sun Hong James and Marianne Egan John and Kim Ford Mary Anne Ford Jennifer and Ron Gerber Campbell and Jannie Gerrish Justin and Victoria Gmelich Paul and Diane Guenther Kevin and Connie Hackett Bill and Jill Harvey Meg and Tom Healey Thomas and Mary Heyman Jack and Judy Houlihan Madeline and Philip Lacovara Martin Maleska Elizabeth T. Marren Tani and Michael C. Mauer Roberto and Allison Mignone
Robert and Kate Niehaus John O’Rourke Sean and Julie O’Shea Joseph and Kerri Sack Marie Santana Paul and Eileen Scariano Stephen Sherrill Ita Ford Circle $5,000 + Brooklyn Benevolent Society Bucks Creek Foundation Cristo Rey Network Goldman, Sachs & Co. Grandview-Steers Foundation Kelley Drye & Warren, LLP Popular Community Bank Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP SOMOS Community Care Spire Capital Management USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus ValMark Securities Global Gift Fund Andrew J. Armstrong, Jr. Steven K. Barg Elizabeth Barney Carmen Bracero John and Diane Chachas Anne Marie Darling May F. Della Pietra, Sandler O’Neill + Partners Kristin and Thomas Dolan Matthew and Suzanne Donohoe Brian and Diane Flynn Mitchell and Jill Friedman Marc and Florencia Gabelli Stephen Graham Ernest Harris Spenser S. and Patricia Huston Christopher and Trish Jansen Brendan and Natalie Kenny Sean Legister Dr. James C. McGroddy Constance McQuade John C. Meditz Dennis O’Connor Eugene Rainis Humberto and Anne Reboredo Jack Sebastian Jonathan and Susan Sheppard
William and Joanne Wallace Susan and Philip Warner Oscar Romero Circle $1,000 + Allen & Company Apple Inc. Michael J. Armstrong Memorial Foundation Best Buy Foundation William Blair & Company Community Foundation of New Jersey The Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust Cullen and Dykman LLP Genentech, Inc. The Glenside Fund Goya Foods IBM International Foundation JTS Foundation Liquidnet Holdings, Inc. New York Life Ohnell Family Foundation Stamford Hospital Foundation Summer on the Hill US Trust Voya Foundation Williams College Xavier Jesuit Community Anonymous Mary-Alice Barrett James and Ciara Belliveau Michael Berardino Neal and Vickie Brauweiler Bonnie Brennan John and Jennifer Cagney James and Rita Cain Donald Cassidy Billy and Jodi Childs Andrew and Carol Coll Thomas and Mary Jane Conroy Peter Corrigan Justin and Alicen Dillon Angela Dinger Dan Dirscherl Mary and Donald J. Dougherty † Deborah and James Eagan John and Lorraine Egan, Jr. Brock and Annie Emmetsberger John and Danielle Esposito Patrick † and Heidi Farrell
William P. Ford, III and Diana Lane Dr. Elizabeth Ford and Dr. Christina Day Lisa Friel Guthrie Garvin Andrew and Virginia Geist Patrick Gillespie Audrey Gruss Barbara and Herbert Gstalder John and Serena Hallowell Brian and Amy Heese Corinne Heyes and Rachel Rivin Carlo Iannone William Jebaily Nancy Josephs Kevin and Amanda Kavanagh Laurie Kefalidis Alfred and Sheila Kelly Anne Kelly-Kemple and Daniel Liashek Jim Kemple and Christine Kelly-Kemple George and Sandra Kenny John Khoury Chris and Bob Kleinert Thomas and Stephanie Kushner Elizabeth and Robert Lecky Scott and Elizabeth Lenz Dianne Lob Miguel and Delia Lugo, Jr. David Luna ’10 Lorraine Lutz Adrienne T. Lynch Kenneth Marino and Barbara McHugh David and Caroline Marren John and Margaret Martin, Jr. Paul and Beverley McCurdy Donald and Kristin McDonough Kevin McGahren-Clemens Bob and Kara McGann James P. Melican Peggy Miller Zack and Richard Miller-Murphy John Mitchell Jean-Hugues and Veronique Monier Virginia Moriarty Daniel and Jane Murphy Francis and Mary Joan Murphy Nicole Nistorescu Kevin and Karen Norton Lauren and Ted O’Brien Mary O’Rourke Campbell and Patrick O’Shea Christine and Thomas Ostrander Pasquale Palmieri Betsy and Jeffrey Pash Pamela and Ivan Patton Catherine and Jonathan Petty Anna Pinedo Michael and Kristyn Pratt Leslie and Dennis Purcell John and Sarah Raslowsky Peter Repetto Michael Ring Anne Rudser Elizabeth Rudser Sharon Kinsman-Salmon and Tom Salmon Susan Shaughnessy Stephanie Smith
Elizabeth Smith-Malik Brendan and Kerry Swords Constance V. Testa Robert Vaughan Andrew and Wistar Wallace Susan and William J. Whelan, III Daniel and Susan White Raymond Whiteman Paul and Megan Winner Caron Duffy Young Katharine Drexel Circle $500 + Barclays Capital Citigroup Holland & Knight LLP Jefferies & Company Notre Dame School Anonymous Richard Agresta and Joan O’Connell Laura Armstrong-Weaver and Ralph N. Weaver, III Lorena Atiles Delina Bakalli David Bohnett Molly Breen Jack and Julienne Callaway Brendan Caputo Michael Castillo Barbara Connolly James Curry Matthew Curtis Sheila Kearney Davidson and Tony Davidson Jessica Dawson O’Brien and Brett O’Brien Pierina De La Cruz P’19 Elaine Drummond Michelle and Daniel Egan Karen and William Erhard, Jr. Marguerite Farrell Elizabeth and Daniel Figoni Miriam Ford and Jack Marth Rebecca Ford and Martin Esteverena Paolo Frattaroli Gina Garvin James and Julie Hallowell Mark Hannafey Kevin Hanrahan Veola Hayes Patrick Hidalgo Linda and Karl Holtzschue Vanessa and Michael Huang Kieran Hughes and Family Michael and Pat Hyland Joe Incorvaia and Kate O’Neil Robert Kay and Kimberly Whitfill Robert and Sydney Kindler Sharon Kratochvil Keith Kulper John and Elizabeth Lane Steve Larson David and Lauren LaValle Michael LaValle Robert and Kimberly Lecky Patricia and Dennis Lee James and Mary Marrone Maureen McGetrick Hogan Thomas McGlyn
Caitlin and DJ McSwiggan Abiezer Mendez ’08 Nicholas Napolitano and Michelle Born Richard and Christine Neeson Theresa O’Callaghan Catherine O’Dwyer Giovanni and Eileen Onelli Tony Oroszlany and Eileen Cooney Oroszlany William and Melissa Peterson Ace Pidoriano Bill and Ellen Porcaro George and Cheryl Press Dorothy and Eric Prideaux Stephan Pro Sean Quinn Barbara Raho Marjorie Raslowsky Arthur and Susan Ruegger Chris and Stapley Russell Joseph and Randi Sack William Scalchunes Giovanna Slon Jennifer Tombaugh Mark Ungashick Leonard G. Valenzuela Alexander Wellman Vietor and Carol Vietor John and Beatriz Volpe Anthony and Jane Yezzi Liling Yung Friends Of Cristo Rey $1 + Child, Inc. Classroom, Inc. Cristo Rey Miami High School Inc. Google, Inc. Harder + Company Community Research Kirkland & Ellis Foundation MFA Financial, Inc. The Partnership for Inner-City Education Paul, Weiss LLP RockLove Jewelry LLC Sisters of Christian Charity TisBest Philanthropy UBS Matching Gift Program Aaron Abrahms Ileanna Abreu ’11 John Adams Jennifer Akotoh ’11 Emily Allen William Allison Robert Altman Kasha Amar ’12 Venetta Amory Joseph Anastasio Margaret Angello Khadija Angrum ’12 Sara Angulo Amy Arias ’12 Vilma Arias-Costello † and Michael Costello James Armstrong Anne Arnason Michael Arnott Mary Ashcroft Susan Baber Andrew Bader
David and Janis Bailey Thomas Bailey Richard Balmir Carson Barnes Kaitlyn Barnes Sandy and Mark Barnes Jacalyn Barnett Lindsey Barrett Joseph Barrios Mark Bauman Jean and John Baumann Tanner Beam Mary Beckler Greg Bekiaris Emily Beltran Rose Bernier Rev. Vincent Biagi, S.J. Sr. Jude Biank William Biggerstaff Parker Billings Robert Billingsley Hilarie Bninski Roman and Elise Bninski David Boadita Megan Bocko Michael Bogorad Barbara Boller Robert and Jennifer Boller Henry Bonilla Susan Borgmeyer Mark Box Patrick Boyle Anna Bradlee Ryan Bradly Kate Broadbent Steve Broadbent Bettina and Brendan Brownyard Daniel Bruen Mason Bur Noemi and Angel Burgos Danny Burns Kristina Camaj John Campbell Randy Cannoy Joseph and Katie Carballeira Daniel Carlin Brendan Carroll Karen Carroll John and Barbara Carter Br. Brian Carty, FSC Cynthia Caruso and Francesco Aquila Maggie Casey Adriane Castillo Kris Cavanaugh Timothy Cavanaugh Rudy and Emily Cecchi Roberta Ceci Nick Cherico Bernie Childs William and Theresa Childs Chris Chin Mary Chisholm Allison Ciampi David Clendening Lawrence Clos James Coffey Jeffrey Collado ’08
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Elizabeth Comer Robin and Al Conicella David and Betty Ann Connolly Joseph Connor Natasha Cooper Peter and Irene Coriaty Cary Corrigan Mary Jo Coughlin Christine Crotty Kathleen Curley Eleanor Currie Sarah Davin William Davin Laurie Davis Connor Davock Chip and Mary Jo Dawson Emily Dawson Daryl E. Day Francisco De La Rosa Miguel De Leon ’12 Nicholas DeBarbrie Connor Deleon Danielle and John Dempsey Kathryn Dennee Carlos Deschamps ’12 Joseph Devlin Thomas Devlin and Samara Barend Michael DeWulf Deep Dheri Danielle DiCerbo and Michael Daddio Erika Dilday Michael and Victoria Dillon Dan DiLorenzo Stephany Dobosz Sarah Doerksen Julia Dolan Jed and Samantha Dolce James Donnelly Jonathan Dorfman Chris and Lauren Dorment Jim and Trish Dougherty William and Diane Dow Alexis Doyle Rick Drankoski Mary Dritsas Pamela Drueding Alexandra Dudley John Dugan Tyler Duke Tyler Dulemba Michael Dunn Sadako Dutcher Lynette Eastwold Grant Ebenger Abbe Egan Katherine Eilers Drew Eklund Hiba Elbuluk Barbara Elliot Michele Englert Louise Erksine Hannah Eskell Maura Eveld Kathleen Farrell Lisa Farrell Brendan and Megan Faughnan Thomas Fekete
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Krista Feola Martha Fermin ’11 Robert Ferri Elizabeth Finkelstein Christine Fisher Allison and Doug Fitzpatrick Kathleen Fitzpatrick Mark Fitzpatrick Annika Fling Bradly Florio Dana Flynn Patricia Foley William Fonseca Ruth Ford and Richard Owens Margareta and Daniel Frascella Daniel Friel Beryl Frishtick John Froats and Clare Ashforth Lindsey Frostick Emily Fry John Fusek Pamela Fusek John Gallotta Jessica Ganjamie Gladys Garcia Charles Garvin Jane Genster Chloe George Gloria Geraci Gard Gibson Andrew Gilmartin Catherine Gilmartin Maureen Giraldo Grace Gohlke Deborah Goldfarb Nestor Gonzalez ’09 James Goodenough Kelly Gordon Robert Gordon James Gray Jesse Griffin Michael Gross Patrick Gunning Philip Gutweiler Rosanne and Lloyd Haggerty Michael Hallowell Kei Hamada Luke Hamel Donald R. Hands Steven Hanley James Hannigan Edmond and Suzanne Hardy Bruce and Judith Harvey Andrew Hawkins William and Mary Heitmann William and Mary Henson Rubina Heptulla Paloma Hernandez ’14 Kurt and Megan Herspring Michael and Pauline Higgins Tess and Brendan Higgins Lynn Hire William Holland Kevin Horcher Thomas Horton Peter and Jeanne Hosinski Emily Houghton
Karl Hougland Mary Howard Charlie Howe Kristin Howe Megan Howell Deborah Hresko Zachary Huber Brendan Huston Spenser Huston, Jr. John Jacoby Jeffrey Johnson Br. William Johnson, FSC Patrick and Kathleen Jordan Sean Joy Stasia Joyce Jill Kafka Mary Kanatzar Grace Kane James Kane and Family Roberta Kane Brian and Kathryn Kantarian Kelley Kantarian Michael Kaufman Joseph and Marian Keane Michael Keaveny Helen Kelly Regina Kelly Teresa Kennedy John Kenny Julia and Peter Keogh Archibald and Marion King Charles and Cathleen King Rachel Kirsh Sally Kivney Thomas Kivney Kelly Koerwer Aileen Koger and Harry Fogarty Kate Kostelc Tamara Kowal and Peter Sophy Sr. Janice Kraft Gary Kruger Joe Kruger Katherine Kruger Sherry Kruger Corbett Kruse Charlie Kucic Renu Vasanth Kumar Wayne Kunow Michael Kurtyka John Lamb Mark Lane Rachel Lapal Kelly and Bradley Larkin James Laskey Salvatore LaSpada Narissa Lawrence Keillan Lecky Katherine Lee Wilcoln Lee Michael LeFort Pamela Leibbert Maria Lenzner William Lillis Laura Livaccari and Andrew Herzig Loredana Lo Presti Kara Logan Berlin Celine Lombardi
Leah Lombardi William Loschert Brendan Loud Linda Loughlin Norman Louie and Susan Chin-Louie Tony and Marguerite Lucarelli John Lyons Phil MacDonald Patricia Machir Patrick Machir Rosie Mackenzie Joseph Macrina Grace and Steve Madeja James Maguire Peter Manice Caitlin Manning Henry Manwell and Anne De Sostoa Manwell Peter Manzi Bernard Markey Bernard and Seane Marren Molly Marren Nate Marti Lori Massey Darren Matsuda Joanie May Marisa May and Davide Bocognano Peter Mazzari Alexandra McCabe Tara McCabe Kyle McCaffery Matthew and Susan McCloskey Marie McClure Thomas McDonagh James and Pat McEvoy Jillian and Kyle McGrath Kevin McGrath Maureen McHugh Brian and Elizabeth McIntyre Thomas McLoughlin Kathleen McMahon Lindsay McMenamin Nancy McNamara Kurt McNeil Joe McQuarrie Ryan McRae and Catalina Gutierrez Laurie McRobbie Sean McSherry Emily Mediate Barbara Mendez Br. Jerry Menkhaus, S.J. Stephanie Messina Tina Mi Kristin Michels John and JoAnn Middleton Alison Miller Denise Miller Sean Miller Barbara and Craig Minbiole Olivia Mogaka Frank Montaturo Peter Morandi Juan Moreno ’15 Theodore Moser Michael Moss Brian Mukhaya Meghan Murnane
Special Thanks to The Kelly Gang! The Kelly Gang’s mission is to raise funds each year for different worthwhile causes that lend a helping hand to those in need. This year, Cristo Rey New York High School was grateful to be chosen as The Kelly Gang’s honoree, and with their support, we were able to raise over $140,000 at their annual benefit in March.
Ray Kelly, Honorary Chairman of The Kelly Gang, CEO Guardian Group and former NYPD Commissioner presents CRNYHS’ President Daniel T. Dougherty with a commemorative plaque honoring the school at The Kelly Gang’s 2019 Benefit. Washington Muro Charles Murphy Margaret Murphy and Gil Stockson Patricia Murphy Rachel Murphy Robert Murphy Kathleen Nelligan Sarah Neuberger Jinggang Ng Bach Nguyen Alyssa Nieves Anna Nigido Mike Nocerino Joseph Nolan Kenneth and Nancy Nolan Moira Nowlan Ryan Nowlan Denise Null Alexandra Nunan Randy Nunez ’10 Soribel Nunez ’12 Cailinn O’Callaghan Carol O’Connor Sean O’Connor Brian and Marianna O’Dwyer Anne O’Flaherty Yaa Ofori-Ansah Obiajulu Ogbo ’18 Michael O’Hara Michael and Ellen O’Hare Margo Oldendorp Daniel F. Oldham Allen Oliver Paul Olowogboye Jessica Olson
Patrick O’Rourke Timothy Orr Carol and Steve Ostrander Jim Oswald Raymond Page Michael Palitz Nicholas Palmer Nicholas Parks Susan Parsons James Pederson Gabriela Perino Adrian Pertierra Amanda Pertierra Blanca Pertierra Carrie Pertierra Justin Pertierra Robert Petrocelli Kat Philbin Anne-Sophie Philippy Deborah Phillips Arthur Pidoriano and Cara Sax Gerry and Gail Pierce Kyle Planck Kurt Pohmer and Ellen Goodwin Eugene and Frances Porcaro Brigid Quinn Corey Quinn Mollie Quinn Timothy Rainsberger Daniel Ramirez Edwar Ramirez ’17 Lisamarie Ranasinghe William Regen David Repetto Peter Rhines
Alan Richardson Maggie Ring Denis Riordan Leya Rivera Claudia Robinson Dominique Rodriguez ’12 Ana Rosado ’08 Marjorie Rosero ’09 Linda Roth Jessica Rothschuh Robert and Ann Rowe Linda Rudi Daniel Ryan John Ryan Mary Claire Ryan Ann Rybak Courtney Sampson Victoria Sandock Paul Santamaria Yesenia Santos ’12 Vicki Saviano Stephanie Schaller Dan Schiraldi Elaine Schmidt Laura Schmidt Mayo Schmidt Gemma Scoines Charles Scott Kathryn Scully Marty Seaton Erin Sellers Deborah Senkier and Joel Greenberg Paul Seo Adam Shafiroff Susan Shapcott
Lauren Shapiro Melissa Shapiro Megan Sheehan Kenny Sheresky Dianne Siegel Ana-Alicia Siqueiros and Sean Herrle Daniel Smith James Smith Thalia Smith Marissa Solberg Jennifer Somer Kevin Soravilla Jared Spenser Jo Anne B. Stack Amanda Stafford DB Steinberg Sharon Stewart Thomas Stewart Andrew Stone Sarah Stout Marianne and Michael Stracquadanio Helene Strong Carina Suarez Oswaldo Subillaga Ali Swaggart Greg Swaggart Jeffrey Tanenbaum Tiffany Tejada ’10 Joe Tenaglia Hannah Teskey Ellen Thacher Robert Thomas Dale Thompson Kathryn Thompson Stephanie Till
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Camille and Juan Tirona Julia Tomasic Nicole Tramontano Matthew Trieste and Family Heather and Matthew Trotta Taylor Troy Dennis Unrein Eva Uren Aida Valerio Lerner and Jonas Lerner Virginia Valerio Linda Van Heel Michael Varoukas David and Joanna Venderbush Thomas Vitti Francis Vu Glenn Wainer Susan Waldoch Jeffrey Wallerstein Collin Walsh Frank Wamsley Alex Wang Katie and Ben Wardlow Christina Warner Susan Warnke Ralph Washington ’12 Michael Wax Deborah Weiss Caroline Whelan David Whelan George Whipple Logan Whitehead Landon and Alexandra Williams Carol and Brian Winter Kate Withers Michael Witt Brian Woglom Elizabeth Wong Thomas Woodard Ron Worobel James Wright Matthew Wright Nancy Wu Carol Yaggy and Mary Twomey Marion Yodsnukis Samira Young ’09 Arturo Zindel Mundet Cors Santiago Zindel Michael Zurfluh
IN KIND GIFTS ((305)) Fitness Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Fels, L.L.P. AOC East Benjamin Steakhouse Bespoke Post Bradford Portraits Bread & Tulips Restaurant The Capital Grille Restaurant CBS Corporation CBS Sports City Winery Coach East Harlem Bottling Company The Epicurean Group Equinox Farrell Limousine
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Fat Witch Bakery Five Iron Golf The Flatiron Room Fragrancenet.com George Press Jewelers Gorjana HigherDose Hudson Sutler In Good Company Irish Repertory Theatre JetBlue Kendra Scott Jewelry Lagunitas Brewing Company Lemonelle Loews Hotel Corporation Lyons Den Power Yoga Madewell Major League Baseball Mario Badescu Salon Mark Garrison Salon Martha Clara Vineyards Michael-Towne Wines Mike’s Deli Mohonk Preserve Museum of the City of New York New York City Football Club Pelham Country Club Pure Yoga East Quality Branded Radeberger The Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club Rumble Salvatore Ferragamo Samuel Adams Beer Sam Brocato Salon Seaview Productions SoHo Playhouse SoulCycle Spiff for Men Sugared + Bronzed Sweaty Betty Tory Burch Tough Mudder Inc Union Square Hospitality World Travel Anonymous Elizabeth Barney Fredrick and Laura Barney Greg and Sonia Bishop Robert and Jennifer Boller Matt Casino Rory and Debi Corrigan Jed and Samantha Dolce Barbara Fazio John Friend Gina Garvin Campbell and Jannie Gerrish Monty Gerrish Patrick Gillespie John Griff John and Serena Hallowell Brian and Kathryn Kantarian Betty Ann and Robert Lecky Ken Mack Resa Mahallaty Colleen and Robert Manfred Kenneth Marino and Barbara McHugh
Elizabeth T. Marren Tani and Michael C. Mauer Paul and Beverley McCurdy Kathleen McMahon Arlyn Miller Richard Martin Miller-Murphy Cory Nolan Rev. Leo O’Donovan, S.J. Rev. Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. Ace Pidoriano Cara Sax and Arthur Pidoriano Peter Repetto Kenny Sheresky Susan and Philip Warner David Whelan The Vaughan Family Alumni Support Donald Cassidy Patrick Hidalgo College Counseling Volunteers Connie Hackett Laura Livaccari Colleen Manfred Harold R. Snedcof Sharon Kinsman-Salmon Corporate Work Study Program Volunteers AllianceBernstein Council on Accredidation Seward & Kissell LLP Voya Financial Western Asset Management Company Goldman Sachs Joan Burns, IDB Brooke Carter, Liquidnet Patrick Hidalgo Maggie Ring, Third Bridge Design and Publicity Materials Mammalfish, Inc. Drama Club Volunteers Xavier High School Camila Barrientos ’17 Paul Barker Josh Gitta ’14 Shane McRae Gloria Rivera ’17 Renee Roden Jose Sanchez ’14 Giovanna Slon John Yost Ignatian Volunteer Mary Ashcroft Legal Consulting Kevin Hackett Mentor Program Volunteers David Boadita John Hallowell Patrick Hidalgo Keillan Lecky Elizabeth T. Marren Christopher McManus Carlos Mercado Ace Pidoriano Craig Romm Robert Ruotolo Matthew Trieste
Susan H. Warner P.E. Classes Convent of the Sacred Heart Colin Hope and staff School Psychologist Aileen Koger Tutoring Br. Jerry Menkhaus, S.J. Peggy Miller Rev. Ugo R. Nacciarone, S.J. Writers Workshop Volunteers Mary Anderson Kaitlin Bergan Joan Burns Donald Cassidy Connor Davock John Dennehy K. A. Dilday Jacqueline Dinella Sean Donoghue Elle Draper Jared Hales David Jaffee Carrie Jaquith Amber Luan Jane Manfred Mary Clare Manfred Andrew Mendelson John Mitchell Laura Mulhern Mitch Orfuss Maria Victoria Perez Rishi Prabhu Cristina Rebello Maggie Ring Sharon Kinsman-Salmon Carlin Scala Erin Sellers Lincy Thomas Robert Vaughan John Volquez Mary Walsh
TRIBUTES In Memory of Señora Vilma Arias-Costello Michael Costello In Memory of Stephen Bepler Patricia Foley In Memory of Brendan Dolan Kristin and Thomas Dolan In Memory of Patricia and John Egan Bucks Creek Foundation Emily Allen Abbe Egan James and Marianne Egan John and Lorraine Egan, Jr. Michelle and Daniel Egan Bridget A. LaCroix Betty Ann and Robert Lecky Kimberly and Robert Lecky Lindsay McMenamin In Memory of Patrick Farrell Allen & Company Michael J. Armstrong Memorial Foundation
Robert Altman Laura Armstrong-Weaver and Ralph N. Weaver, III Kathleen Curley Kathleen Farrell Marguerite Farrell Kieran Hughes and Family Jeffrey Johnson Tony and Marguerite Lucarelli Bob and Kara McGann Kenneth and Nancy Nolan Giovanni and Eileen Onelli Kurt Pohmer and Ellen Goodwin Caron Duffy Young
In Honor of Joseph Keane William P. Ford, III and Diana Lane
In Memory of R.G. Douglas “Dougie” Ley Campbell and Jannie Gerrish
In Honor of Rachel Noall Colleen Noall
In Memory of Richard A. McCurdy Paul and Beverley McCurdy
In Honor of Weston Noall Colleen Noall
In Memory of Lawrence O’Rourke Mary O’Rourke
In Honor of Rev. Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. The Arrowhead Foundation, Inc. John and Diane Chachas Chip and Mary Jo Dawson John Lamb Paul and Beverley McCurdy Craig and Barbara Minbiole Jeffrey and Betsy Pash
In Memory of Luisa America Ponce Carmen Bracero In Memory of Joanne C. Wallace William Wallace In Honor of Sr. Jude Biank Karl and Linda Holtzschue In Honor of Susan Braddock Anonymous In Honor of Marielle Sack Bush The Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust
In Honor of Sean Legister Justin and Victoria Gmelich
Obiajulu Ogbo ’18 Edwar Ramirez ’17 Dominique Rodriguez ’12 Ana Rosado ’08 Marjorie Rosero ’09 Yesenia Santos ’12 Tiffany Tejada ’10 Ralph Washington ’12 Samira Young ’09
In Honor of Robert and Colleen Manfred Andrew J. Armstrong, Jr.
ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN
In Honor of Rev. James F. Keenan, S.J. Paul and Beverley McCurdy In Honor of Aileen Koger William P. Ford, III and Diana Lane
In Honor of Elizabeth T. Marren Susan and William J. Whelan, III
In Honor of Ace Pidoriano Thomas McDonagh Collin Walsh In Honor of Anna Pinedo Aspen Capital
In Honor of Andrew and Carol Coll Elizabeth Finkelstein
In Honor of William Porcaro William P. Ford, III and Diana Lane Eugene and Frances Porcaro
In Honor of Jessica Dawson O’Brien Chip and Mary Jo Dawson
In Honor of Ryan Scheb Stephany Dobosz
In Honor of Dr. Christina Day Daryl E. Day
In Honor of Katie Seltzer Rachel Lapal
In Honor of May F. Della Pietra Robert and Chris Kleinert
In Honor of Katherine Sieh-Takata and Dan Foxx Mitchell and Jill Friedman
In Honor of Dr. Mark DeWaele Stamford Hospital Foundation In Honor of Erika Dilday Roberto and Allison Mignone In Honor of Daniel T. Dougherty Notre Dame School In Honor of Donald J. Dougherty † Daniel T. Dougherty and Hee-Sun Hong In Honor of Dr. Elizabeth Ford Daryl E. Day In Honor of William P. Ford, III Dr. Christina Day and Dr. Elizabeth Ford Thomas and Mary Heyman In Honor of Campbell Gerrish Robert and Sydney Kindler In Honor of Catalina Gutierrez Megan Bocko In Honor of Bill Harvey Jeffrey Wallerstein In Honor of Spenser S. Huston Brendan and Kerry Swords
In Honor of Harold and Melanie Snedcof Carol Yaggy and Mary Twomey In Honor of Susan H. Warner Stephen and Kitty Sherrill Christina Warner
PROFESSIONALS FOR OTHERS Ileanna Abreu ’11 Jennifer Akotoh ’11 Kasha Amar ’12 Khadija Angrum ’12 Amy Arias ’12 Jeffrey Collado ’08 Miguel De Leon ’12 Carlos Deschamps ’12 Martha Fermin ’11 Nestor Gonzalez ’09 Paloma Hernandez ’14 David Luna ’10 Abiezer Mendez ’08 Juan Moreno ’15 Randy Nunez ’10 Soribel Nunez ’12
The Richard and Susan Braddock Family Foundation The Gladys Brooks Foundation Brothers of the Christian Schools District of E. No. Amer. The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Cassin Educational Initiative Foundation The Carson Family Charitable Trust CBS Corporation Child, Inc. Fordham University Georgetown University The Healey Family Foundation James P. and Genevieve M. McLaughlin Family Foundation, Inc. Moglia Family Foundation Open Door of Maryland, Inc. The Partnership for Inner-City Education Rockefeller and Co., Inc. Clare Rose Foundation The Peter B. & Adeline W. Ruffin Foundation Slate Path Capital Society of the Holy Child Jesus St. Peter’s Preparatory School USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus William Blair & Company Anonymous Kevin T. Baine Frederick and Laura Barney Paul and Barbara Becker Stephen † and Kimberly Bepler Lewis W. Bernard Patrice and Leon Bouteiller Eugene Boyle Bonnie Brennan Marielle and Robert Bush John and Betsy Cahill James and Rita Cain Cynthia Caruso and Francesco Aquila Robert B. Catell Rudy and Emily Cecchi John and Diane Chachas John and Theresa Corcoran Daniel and Susan Cronin Robert and Linda Daleo Jessica Dawson O’Brien and Brett O’Brien Lauren and Adam Decker May F. Della Pietra Joseph and Cheryl Della Rosa Robert W. Dempsey Daniel and Kathleen Denihan Dr. Mark and Heidi DeWaele Carolyn Dolan Kristin and Thomas Dolan
William and Susan Doran James H. Duffy † James and Marianne Egan John J. and Karen Ferguson Elizabeth and Daniel Figoni Brian and Diane Flynn Mary Anne Ford Rebecca Ford and Martin Esteverena Paul and Jane Frank Charles Garvin Jane Genster Rev. James Gilhooley † Paul and Diane Guenther Kevin and Connie Hackett Becky and John J. Halleron, III John and Serena Hallowell Bill and Jill Harvey Caroline and Timothy J. Hawkes William and Mary Henson James Houlihan Althea and Bob Howe Spenser and Patricia Huston John T. Keane Thomas and Karen Keaveney Brendan and Natalie Kenny Christopher Lacovara Madeline and Philip Lacovara Elizabeth and Robert Lecky Francis and T. Lively, Sr. Martin Maleska David and Caroline Marren Elizabeth T. Marren Tani and Michael C. Mauer Paul and Beverley McCurdy John C. Meditz John and JoAnn Middleton Kenneth E. Mifflin Kyle L. Miller Jacqueline and John G. Morriss Jane and Daniel F. Murphy, Jr. James F. Murray Armando and Madeline Nunez Beverly and Robert † O’Grady John O’Rourke Sean and Julie O’Shea John and Susan Pettenati Eugene C. Rainis John and Sarah Raslowsky Valerie and Jack Rowe Joseph and Randi Sack Sharon Kinsman-Salmon and Tom Salmon Elizabeth Saunders Francis J. Serbaroli and Bernadette Mosellie Dennis P. Sheahan Katherine Sieh-Takata Robert and Lauren Steers Edward Stroz Heather and Matthew Trotta William D. Walsh Susan and Philip Warner Susan and William J. Whelan, III Gregory R. Wieczorek John J. Witmeyer, III Joann and Victor Wright
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Cristo Rey New York High School is an example of the impact an outstanding school can have on the trajectory of young people’s lives. We’re proud to partner with CRNYHS to support summer learning opportunities for hardworking, committed students. — Louis V. Gerstner, Jr., Gerstner Philanthropies 26 Cristo Rey New York High School
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LEADERSHIP 2018 – 2019 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Kyle L. Miller, Chair Private Investor
Erika Dilday Executive Director, The Futuro Group
Martin Maleska Advisory Director, Investcorp (ret.)
Mark DeWaele, DMD, Vice Chair Dentist; Private Investor
Jennifer Gerber Consultant
Campbell Gerrish, Vice Chair Founder & Principal, Winged Keel Group, Inc.
Bill Harvey Managing Director, Newmark Knight Frank
Elizabeth T. Marren Vice President and Associate General Counsel, US Trust (ret.)
Daniel T. Dougherty (Ex-Officio) President, Cristo Rey New York High School
Spenser S. Huston Managing Director & COO, LTx at Broadridge
Bonnie Brennan Senior Director, Chairman’s Office of Christie’s
Carlo Iannone Vice President, ICM Human Resources Consulting, LLC
Br. Brian Carty, FSC Founder, De La Salle Academy
Br. William Johnson, FSC Principal, La Salle Academy (ret.)
William Cody Chief Investment Officer, Progressive Insurance
Sean Legister Salestrader, Goldman Sachs
ay F. Della Pietra M Sandler O’Neill + Partners
Miguel Lugo, Jr. Chief Financial Officer, Goya Foods Inc.
Tani Mauer Attorney, John Hancock & Equitable (ret.) Paul McCurdy Partner, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Nicholas Napolitano Provincial Assistant, Social Ministries for the Maryland and USA Northeast Provinces ean F. O’Shea S Partner, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft Jack Raslowsky President, Xavier High School Susan Warner
2018 – 2019 ADVISORY COMMITTEE Peter Corrigan, Co-Chair
Jed Dolce
Campbell O’Shea
Grace Kane, Co-Chair
Patrick Farrell †
Catherine Petty
Kenneth Marino, Co-Chair
John Fox
Arthur Pidoriano
Laura Armstrong-Weaver
Guthrie Garvin
Peter Repetto
Elizabeth Barney
John Hallowell
Maggie Ring
David Boadita
Tess Higgins
Lindsay Shields
Robert Boller
Brian Kantarian
Ana-Alicia Siqueiros
Molly Breen
Brendan Kenny
Giovanna Slon
Maggie Casey
Tamara Kowal
Camille Tirona
Billy Childs
Keillan Lecky
Robert Vaughan
Matt Croghan
Patricia Lee
Ralph Washington ’12
Katie Curley
Michael LeFort
Peter Woods
Connor Davock
Kathleen McMahon
Angela Dinger
Kristin Michels
ADMINISTRATION AS OF FALL 2019 Daniel T. Dougherty President
Robert Gordon Director of Admissions, Athletics & Wellness
Brigid A. Quinn Director of Development
Dr. Frances Clemente Principal
Adriane Castillo Director of CWSP
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high school, I struggled. Since joining the soccer team, I have learned that at Cristo Rey we are always a family and we never give up, whether we win or lose. This is true both on and off the field.�
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