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CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 1

CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Cover: Graduates of the CRJ Class of 2020 throw their caps in the air at their commencement ceremony.

ROBERT T. CAWLEY, CHAIRPresidentRCM&D

FRANK K. TURNER, JR., VICE CHAIRExecutive Vice PresidentHoward Bank

SR. HELEN AMOS, RSMExecutive ChairMercy Health Services Board of Trustees

RICHARD O. BERNDTManaging PartnerGallagher Evelius & Jones LLP

REV. TIMOTHY BROWN, S.J.Associate Professor of Law and Social ResponsibilityLoyola University Maryland

GEORGE L. BUNTING, JR.President & CEOBlue Jar Private Trust Company

AURELIA T. BURTEducational Consultant

BRIAN COBBChief Technology OfficerBrown Advisory

FRANCIS A. CONTINOManaging DirectorFAC&B, LLC

BEVERLY A. COOPERVice PresidentThe Reginald F. Lewis Foundation

MARGARET CORDISH PrincipalCordish Private Ventures

G. RUSSELL CROFTVice PresidentCroft-Leominster, Inc.

JAMES C. DAVISChairmanAllegis Group, Inc.

MATTHEW F. DENTPresident, Portfolio Manager and AnalystD.F. Dent and Company, Inc.

W. BOULTON DIXONFormer Head of SchoolMcDonogh School

MARTIN J. EBY Founder, Chief Advisory OfficerWMS Partners

WAYNE R. GIOIOSO, JR., CHAIR EMERITUSPresidentMid-Atlantic Properties, Inc.

HARRY S. GRUNERFounder & Managing General PartnerJMI, Inc.

TIMOTHY W. HATHAWAY, CFAPartner and Director of Research and Institutional Investment ManagementBrown Advisory

DR. WILLIAM HEISERPresidentCristo Rey Jesuit High School

TIMOTHY A. HODGE, JR. Managing Partner, BaltimoreNelson Mullins

DANA JACKSONChief Information OfficerFranklin Templeton

BRYAN KELLYPresident of Kelly Marketing ServicesKelly & Associates Insurance Group, Inc.

EARL L. LINEHANPresidentWoodbrook Capital

JACK A. LUETKEMEYERCo-chairmanContinental Realty Corp.

CHARLES L. MASKELL, JR.Managing DirectorChesapeake Corporate Advisors, LLC

ANTHONY MOAG Chief Operating OfficerThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

MICHAEL E. MULDOWNEYExecutive Vice PresidentCBRE Capital Markets | Investment Properties

ARNOLD I. RICHMANChairman The Shelter Group

DANIEL L. RIZZO Innovation FellowInovalon

REV. JOHN SAVARD, S.J.Rector of Ignatius HouseLoyola University Maryland

J.M. SCHAPIROPresident & CEOContinental Realty Corp.

JOHN STEWARTAssistant to the PresidentLoyola Blakefield

REV. WILLIAM J. WATTERS, S.J., CHAIR EMERITUSAssisting PriestSt. Ignatius Church

TABLE OF CONTENTSMISSION STATEMENT

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School empowers Baltimore youth to succeed in college, career, and life. We provide access and opportunity for students of religious, racial, and ethnic diversity to excel through rigorous academics, a corporate internship program, extracurricular activities, and faith formation. We transform lives in the Catholic, Jesuit tradition of faith, justice and reconciliation.

CRISTO REY NETWORK

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School is a member of the Cristo Rey Network. The Cristo Rey Network is the only network of high schools in the country that integrate four years of rigorous college preparatory academics with four years of professional work experience through the Corporate Internship Program. Comprised of 37 Catholic, college- and career-preparatory schools that today serve 12,000 students across 24 states and collectively claim 18,000 graduates, the Cristo Rey Network delivers a powerful and innovative approach to education. The Network is dedicated to strengthening the competence, confidence, and aspiration of students from economically-disadvantaged families and empowering them to build fulfilling lives that advance the common good. As a member of the Network, CRJ Baltimore adheres to the Mission Effectiveness Standards which establish the intent to which schools agree to operate, and by which they can fulfill their mission and empower students to succeed in college and life as productive, faith-filled individuals.

Letter from the President 2

Financial Position 3

Hornets in Healthcare 4

Corporate Internship Program Partners 6

Angel Sponsors & Community Partners 8

Meet People Where They Are: A Meaningful Mentorship 9

Scholarship Campaign 10

Unrestricted, Program, and Capital Gifts 13

Gifts of Goods and Services 17

Endowment Gifts 18

Tributes 20

Memorials 21

Stand Up for Students 22

Volunteers and Tutors 26

2019-2020 Faculty and Staff 27

To & Through 28

College and University Enrollment 29

Men and Women for Others: The Jesuit Way Forward 31

Rev. William J. Watters, S.J. Legacy Society 32

Please note: This report reflects gifts made between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020 and does not reflect cumulative giving. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report. Please notify the Development Office of any errors by calling (410)-727-3255, extension 4000. Also please contact the Development Office if you would like to change the way your name is listed in future publications. This report is a publication of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School.

CONTRIBUTORS:Karla Garcia-Aguirre ’18, Development InternBill Heiser, PresidentMeagan Mallen, Development AssistantJack Pettenati, Donor Relations and Special Events CoordinatorKatie Sutton, Foundation Relations and Grants ManagerMeghan Tapscott, Director of Development

PHOTOGRAPHERS:Grant GibsonJack Pettenati

ADDITIONAL CREDITSMcAllister Design, Graphic DesignGraphTec, Printer

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The 2019-20 school year concluded differently than any I’ve ever experienced before. We established emergency funds to respond to students and alumni directly impacted by the pandemic. Scheduled and limited locker cleanouts replaced classroom farewells. Plans for summer college tours were cancelled. All-staff video meetings replaced our normal year-end goodbyes. Fortunately, we were able to gather, albeit in a delayed, socially-distant and limited way, to award the Class of 2020 with their hard-earned diplomas in July. After months of not seeing students in person, it was wonderful to be together – and it made me so proud to see them celebrating their achievements.

As you read through the pages of this Annual Report, I hope you’ll be inspired by student stories, lists of generous supporters, and photos of our students and faculty. We cannot do this work without the people named in these pages, and I am immensely grateful to the Cristo Rey Jesuit community for your belief and commitment to our mission as we continue to navigate this new environment. We are here to accompany students on their paths to success – no matter the obstacles we face. Thank you for joining us.

With gratitude,

William L. Heiser, Ed.D.President

DEAR CRISTO REY JESUIT COMMUNITY,

The 2019-2020 school year started off with the hope and excitement similar to that of any other – with our students returning to school, visiting with their friends and preparing to take on new learning experiences. Faculty and staff warmly greeted students with the hope of helping each scholar fulfill their goals for the year. Some were filled with the excitement and possibility of a new year, others felt a bit nervous about being in a new school and all that comes with navigating a new environment. What we did not know was that all of us would be navigating an entirely new environment come spring.

Thinking back to when the COVID-19 crisis was beginning in March, I cannot help but reflect on that time and the months that followed and be overcome with an overwhelming sense of gratitude. Gratitude to: our faculty and staff who pivoted quickly to distance learning to meet the needs of our students; our students who rose to the challenge of distance learning; our seniors who, despite not being able to celebrate once in a lifetime traditions like Prom, Magis Day, and Baccalaureate in person, led our student body with a spirit of perseverance; our corporate partners who expressed continued care and support for their student interns; And to you – our donors, volunteers, Leadership Advisory Council and Board of Trustees – who remained committed to our mission at a vulnerable and critical time.

FINANCIAL POSITIONThe success of the Cristo Rey Jesuit model relies on the generosity of others. We are profoundly grateful to our community that has made it fiscally possible for us to persist in our mission to empower the young people of Baltimore City for over a decade. Thank you for partnering with CRJ to ensure our scholars have continued access to stability, opportunity, and hope.

2019-2020 SUMMARY OF GIFT REVENUE

Bridges to the Future Fund $ 507,162

Major Gifts $ 2,397,336

Foundation Grants $ 1,040,055

Stand Up for Students Event (Net) $ 170,203

Subtotal $ 4,114,756

Endowment $ 1,072,454

Capital $ 144,377

Total Gift Revenue $ 5,331,587

2019-2020 SUMMARY OF CORPORATEINTERNSHIP PROGRAM REVENUE

Corporate Internship Program Sponsorships - $1,511,875

Angel Sponsorship Gifts - $485,000

Total CIP Revenue - $1,996,875

YEARLY TUITION BREAKDOWN

Average Family Contribution 6.4% $ 1,100.00

Scholarship 43.9% $ 7,500.00

CIP Earnings 49.7% $ 8,500.00

Please note that income above are pre-audited figures. Final audited figures are available upon request.

$2,000 in alumni emergency funds

$42,000 to supply each

Cristo Rey Jesuit student with a graphing calculator

$3,000 towards a team building

experience for the freshman class at Outward Bound Baltimore

CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL BY THE NUMBERSWhen you make a gift to Cristo Rey Jesuit, you are directly supporting programs and services that benefit our students. From July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020, your gift helped provide:

$15,000 to support the academic

mentorship program

Funding for hiring a chaplain to lead increased family outreach

as well as faculty and staff faith formation initiatives

Transportation to Corporate Internship Program sites enabled

through SyncUP FLEET technology

Maintenance of our fleet of 14 vehicles

Breakfast and lunch for Cristo Rey Jesuit students

So much more


HORNETS IN HEALTHCAREOne of the unique identifiers of a Cristo Rey Jesuit education is the real-world work experience students receive through the hallmark Corporate Internship Program, or CIP. Through the CIP, we aim to position CRJ students as viable candidates for skilled, in-demand careers in industries in Baltimore – many of which fall into the healthcare and medicine fields as this sector continuously expands and evolves.

During the 2019-20 school year, 86 CRJ student interns worked at hospitals, healthcare, and health service facilities across the greater Baltimore area.

At their internships, CRJ scholars can expect to learn a lot about the medical profession on the job; daily tasks for student workers range anywhere from filing important documents, to cleaning and working with medical equipment, to engaging with and supporting

patients depending on the facility. For Chloe ’21, her experience at Mercy Medical Center through the CIP has been affirming – in her words, “I have met so many different people from different walks of life. These people have encouraged me to want to find a career helping people. My goal is to help people for the rest of my life. It’s been one of my dreams as a kid. This job is the perfect opportunity for me to start that dream.”

There is growing interest in these types of fulfilling opportunities and, to meet demand, CRJ will be

launching an Allied Health Dual Enrollment Program beginning in the 2020-21 school year to complement internship opportunities offered through the CIP. In this new curriculum-based program, students who are interested in pursuing medical careers can earn college credits while at CRJ through participation in Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) courses. In Fall 2020, 12 seniors have enrolled in this pilot program to put themselves a step ahead on their career pathways and help distinguish themselves among their peers.

In a time where we look to our health and medical professionals for expertise and guidance, CRJ is truly grateful for our partnerships with incredible industry-leaders in Baltimore. We thank our partner organizations for providing opportunities for the young women and men at CRJ who are eager to serve others and build up their community. If you are interested in supporting opportunities like these for our students, please reach out to John Busse, Director of the Corporate Internship Program, at [email protected] or 410-727-3255 ext. 2000.

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≠ Brightview Senior Living 4

≠ Charlestown 4

≠ Chase Brexton Health Care 2

≠ CorrectRx Pharmacy Services 2

≠ Erickson Living 4

≠ Grace Medical Center (LifeBridge) 4

≠ Greater Baltimore Medical Center 4

≠ Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation 4

≠ Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center 4

≠ Keswick Multi-Care Center 2

≠ MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital 2

≠ MedStar Union Memorial Hospital 2

≠ Mercy Medical Center 12

≠ Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital 5

≠ Northwest Hospital (LifeBridge) 2

≠ Oak Crest Retirement Community 4

≠ Sheppard Pratt Health System 4

≠ Sinai Hospital (LifeBridge) 2

≠ Total Healthcare 2

≠ University of Maryland Medical Center Downtown 4

≠ University of Maryland Medical Center Midtown 4

≠ University of Maryland, St. Joseph Medical Center 4

≠ VA Maryland Health Care System 5

2019-2020 HOSPITAL, HEALTHCARE, AND HEALTH SERVICE PARTNERS

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Chloe ’21 helps to prepare equipment at her internship with Mercy Medical Center.


CORPORATE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM PARTNERS 2019-2020Cristo Rey Jesuit partners with over 125 businesses and organizations throughout the greater Baltimore region to provide the young women and men of Baltimore City with a unique pathway to success in college, work, and life.

These partnerships, developed and sustained through the hallmark Corporate Internship Program (CIP), place every CRJ student in an entry-level position for five full days each month during the school year. Students work in a wide variety of industries including health care, hospitality, financial services, and more. These internships not only help offset the cost of our students’ education – they also provide them with the opportunity to learn from mentors and colleagues in their workplace.

Students complete internships each year of high school, beginning in their freshman year. We are grateful to the following companies and organizations that employed our students for the 2019-20 school year.

BUSINESS SERVICES, HOSPITALITY, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATEA&R DevelopmentAccentureAll Risks, Ltd.Allegis Group, Inc.AllovueAmerican OfficeAmerican Trading and Production CorporationBarcodingCannonDesignCBREThe Center Club

ANGEL SPONSORS 2019-2020At Cristo Rey Jesuit, Angel Sponsors are people and organizations that fund student internships at nonprofits across Baltimore as part of our Corporate Internship Program. Our sincere thanks to our Angel Sponsors who fund these important real-world work opportunities for students.

Chef ’s ExpressionsChesapeake Contracting GroupCNA InsuranceThe Coastal CompaniesCohnReznick LLPConstellation, An Exelon CompanyContinental Realty CorporationCorporate Office Properties Trust (COPT)Crown TitleEnterprise Community PartnersErnst & YoungEuler HermesFundamental Administrative ServicesKelly & Associates Insurance Group

KPMG LLPLee & Associates Commercial Real Estate ServicesThe MacKenzie CompaniesMarlin Steel Wire ProductsMaryland Live! Casino and HotelMcCormick & Company, Inc.Mid-Atlantic PropertiesPoole & Kent CorporationRCM&DRSM US LLPS3 Shared Service SolutionsSC&H Group, LLCSouthway Builders

Stanley Black & DeckerThe Terminal CorporationTransamerica CorporationUnder ArmourThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

EDUCATIONAL, PUBLIC SERVICE, AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONSB&O Railroad MuseumBaltimore City Police DepartmentDrug Enforcement AdministrationEnoch Pratt Free LibraryGilman SchoolGirl Scouts of Central MarylandLoyola University MarylandMaryland Science CenterThe Maryland Zoo in BaltimoreMcDonogh SchoolNotre Dame of Maryland UniversityOpen Works Patterson Park Public Charter SchoolPort Discovery Children’s MuseumReading PartnersReginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and CultureSouth Baltimore Learning CenterSt. Vincent de Paul Head StartThe State of Maryland Department Assessment & TaxationUniversity of BaltimoreUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)US LacrosseWYPR

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSBrown AdvisoryCapital Funding, LLCD.F. Dent and CompanyGreenspring AssociatesHoward BankHunt Investment Management, LLC.JMI EquityLegg MasonM&T BankMECU of Baltimore, Inc.PNCRobert W. Baird & Co.Stifel Nicolaus & Co., Inc.T. Rowe Price

HOSPITALS, HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH SERVICESBlakehurst Retirement CommunityBrightview Senior LivingCorrectRx Pharmacy Services

CharlestownChase Brexton Health CareErickson LivingGrace Medical Center (LifeBridge)Greater Baltimore Medical CenterJohns Hopkins Health System CorporationJohns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer CenterKeswick Multi-Care CenterMedStar Good Samaritan HospitalMedStar Union Memorial HospitalMercy Medical CenterMt. Washington Pediatric HospitalNorthwest Hospital (LifeBridge)Oak Crest Retirement CommunitySheppard Pratt Health SystemSinai Hospital (LifeBridge)Total HealthcareUniversity of Maryland Medical Center – DowntownUniversity of Maryland Medical Center – MidtownUniversity of Maryland, St. Joseph Medical CenterVA Maryland Health Care System

HUMAN SERVICES AND PHILANTHROPYThe Arc Baltimore, Inc.

Archdiocese of BaltimoreArt with a HeartAssociated Black CharitiesThe Associated: Jewish Community Federation of BaltimoreBig Brothers Big Sisters at the YCatholic Charities of BaltimoreCatholic Relief ServicesChimesChurch of the NativityThe Family TreeFranciscan Center of BaltimoreJesuit Volunteer CorpsMaryland NonprofitsThe Peter and John MinistriesSt. Ambrose Housing Aid CenterUnited Way of Central Maryland

LEGAL SERVICESFranklin & Prokopik, P.C.Federal Public Defender’s OfficeGallagher Evelius & Jones LLPGordon Feinblatt, LLCMaryland Attorney General’s OfficeMaryland Office of Administrative HearingsMiles & Stockbridge P.C.Nelson Mullins

Allegis Group Foundation*Apartment Services, Inc.Bowe-Stewart FoundationChesapeake Urology Associates, PAThe William L. and Victorine Q. Adams Foundation & The Rodgers Family FundCohnReznick LLP*Corporate Office Properties TrustKim and Jim Davis / The Davis Family FoundationDLA Piper LLP (US)Harbor EastDevon and Tim HathawayChristine and William Heaphy IVBill and Freddie HechtLarry Jennings / ValStone Partners Heidi and Bryan KellyReenie and Jim Kennedy

Susie and Jack LuetkemeyerMaryland Live! Casino & Hotel*McCormick & Company, Inc.*Offit KurmanPam and Tom O’NeilRCM&D*Reginald F. Lewis FoundationRosedale Federal Savings and Loan AssociationStifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.*Anne L. StoneTurf Valley ResortWMS Partners, LLC

* These Angel Sponsors also sponsored Cristo Rey Jesuit student workers in their own offices during the 2019-20 school year.

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COMMUNITY PARTNERSCristo Rey Jesuit is grateful for the opportunity to fulfill our mission – while also advancing the significant missions of other Baltimore-area nonprofit organizations – through our community partnerships. CRJ students worked in Angel Sponsor-funded internships during the 2019-20 school year at the following organizations:

MEET PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE: A MEANINGFUL MENTORSHIP

A&R DevelopmentThe Arc Baltimore, Inc.Art With a HeartThe Associated: Jewish Federation of BaltimoreBaltimore City Police DepartmentB&O Railroad MuseumBig Brothers Big Sisters at the YCatholic Charities of BaltimoreCatholic Relief ServicesChurch of the NativityDrug Enforcement AdministrationThe Family TreeFederal Public Defender’s OfficeFranciscan Center of BaltimoreGilman SchoolGirl Scouts of Central MarylandJesuit Volunteer CorpsMarlin Steel Wire ProductsMaryland Attorney General’s OfficeMaryland NonprofitsMaryland Office of Administrative HearingsMaryland Science CenterThe Maryland Zoo in BaltimoreThe Peter and John MinistriesPort Discovery Children’s MuseumReading PartnersReginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and CultureSheppard Pratt Health SystemThe Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns HopkinsSouth Baltimore Learning CenterSt. Vincent de Paul Head StartThe State of Maryland Department of Assessments & TaxationUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)University of BaltimoreUnited Way of Central MarylandVA Maryland Health Care System WYPR

For Bryce Jones ’20, his internship placement at the Loyola University Maryland’s Career Center wasn’t what he expected. “At first, it was pretty rough,” Bryce ’20 shared, adding, “I wasn’t used to working in an office environment.” Then just a sophomore at Cristo Rey Jesuit, Bryce struggled to adjust to the expectations of his new workplace.

Flash forward two years to the fall of 2019 and the once apprehensive Bryce stood beaming in front of his peers at CRJ’s schoolwide Awards and Recognition Ceremony. He was accepting an Employee of the Month Award Certificate for his exemplary work at his internship with the Career Center. His mom, who sat through each report card conference with patience and understanding of the corporate learning process, looked on from her seat with pride.

Bryce credits his supervisor at Loyola, Elaine Edelstein, with helping him to turn his internship around. He describes a pivotal moment: “One day, Ms. Elaine took me out to lunch and we had a talk about my experience. She told me she wanted the best for me and to see me shine, and that I needed to keep trying. It was tough love a little! I sat there thinking about that, and by the next day, I was a new man.”

For Elaine, who’s been involved with the Corporate Internship Program since 2014, this kind of encouragement is what it’s all about. When asked to name her favorite aspect of the CIP, she answered, “the informal mentoring that occurs as we get to know one

another and begin to build trust working together.” She explained, “It’s important to demonstrate care and concern to help students believe and understand we are committed to their success.” Luckily, when Bryce was feeling shy and overwhelmed by the unfamiliar environment, Elaine was paying attention.

“We all have a story to tell!,” Elaine added, “If we meet people where they are, listen and demonstrate we care about them, a good relationship will develop built on trust and respect.” This is a lesson that Bryce has taken to heart, and he reflects on his time with the Career Center as essential to helping him develop the skills he’ll need to succeed in college and his future career.

According to Bryce and Elaine, a strong work ethic and a positive attitude with yourself and others can contribute to success. “I would tell the next generation of CRJ Hornets to try to love your job — no matter what it is — because it’s providing great work experience,” Bryce advised. Elaine, echoing Bryce, shared young people should aim to “take advantage of every opportunity and experience to learn and grow...Always remember, all work is noble!”

Bryce ’20 and his family pause for a photo following the Class of 2020 commencement ceremony.


SCHOLARSHIP CAMPAIGNWe are grateful to our donors who choose to support the area of greatest need at Cristo Rey Jesuit: the scholarship program. These dedicated benefactors support our students with scholarships in the amount of $7,500 per year, or $30,000 for a full, four-year commitment. Scholarships are supplemented by students’ job earnings through the Corporate Internship Program, as well as family contributions, to cover the full yearly tuition of a private school education.

Scholarship benefactors are listed below in categories based on the number of students they support with a scholarship each year. This list includes benefactors who supported students during the 2019-20 school year.

FIFTEEN OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPSAnonymous

TEN OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPSAnonymousThe Charles T. Bauer Charitable FoundationAnne and George L. Bunting, Jr.Kim and Jim Davis / The Davis Family FoundationThe Kahlert FoundationDarielle and Earl Linehan / The Linehan Family FoundationSusie and Jack LuetkemeyerDaniel and Kelly RizzoMary Jo and Brian RogersBetsy and George Sherman

FIVE OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPSNancy and John EricksonSybil and Donald HebbThe Maryland Province of the Society of JesusJames Riepe Family Foundation

TWO OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPSAnonymous (2)Kenneth S. Battye Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Batza, Jr.Theresa BecksSandy and Neal BlackDebbie and John CareySusan CashmanCFG Community BankBetty and Fran ContinoThe Cordish Family FoundationEricka and Russell CroftGallagher, Evelius & Jones, LLPHeidi and Bryan KellyJanet and Frank KellyManger Family FoundationMary Byrd Wyman Memorial AssociationLiz and Tony MoagIn Honor of Fr. Frank Moan, S.J., Fr. John Guidera, S.J., and Fr. James Donahoe, S.J.The Orokawa FoundationBruce L. Rosenberg, In honor of Emanuel and Mamie HechtJ.M. and Mindy SchapiroMark and Lorraine SchapiroAnne L. StoneCindy and Sheldon Stone / The Stone Family FundLisa and Bill Stromberg

The Sheridan FoundationKathy and Mark Vaselkiv

ONE OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPS Anonymous (5)Debbie and Michael Adams, In memory of Rev. William McGroarty, S.J.The William L. and Victorine Q. Adams Foundation & The Rodgers Family FundJaynee and Tony AgnoneKaren and Lee ArnoldBaum FoundationCarol Baumerich and John O’HaraRick BerndtThe Buedel FamilyKevin ByrnesKate and Ed CahillBarbara and Bob Cawley and FamilyPhillip CloughSusan Frances Cooke Memorial ScholarshipDaren CorteseNancy and Kent CroftDulany and Matthew Dent & Sara and Peter OrthweinMary and Dan Dent FundJoan and Renato DeSantisSuzanne and Robert DeSantis & Michelle and David ShepherdThe Dillon FundVito and Jennifer DragoneBill and Paula DunahooCarole and Martin Eby & Eileen and Russ HowellErica and Patrick FinanFriends of Rev. James DiTillo, S.J.Gary and Missy GillChickie GraysonMarie and David HartmanThe Steve & Marjorie Harvey FoundationDevon and Tim HathawayThe Herget FoundationPam and Sam HimmelrichKathleen Hogan and Robert WilliamsRobert and Kara IhleDana and Melodie JacksonKatherine JenningsLarry JenningsLouise Keelty, In memory of Joseph KeeltyMadeline and Philip LacovaraLasch Family Foundation FundCatherine and Robert Lawless

Mr. and Mrs. John Leahy, Jr.Joseph and Catherine LiberatoreCarol Croft LindeJohn and Elizabeth LinehanDorothy and Doug LopezLawrence and Ellen MacksMr. Charlie Maskell and Ms. Elsa AndujarChris and Paul McBrideThe McDonnell Family Charitable FundJohn McFadden Brenna and Jack McGowanAmy and Hugh McGuirkKate and Dan McKewMeghan and Graham McPhailMiddendorf FoundationThe Thomas F. and Clementine L. Mullan Foundation, Inc.Annette NaglerChris and Kathy O’ConnorDr. Frederick G. and Mrs. Mary Louise PreisBill PulteTimothy and Joanne ReganThe Reval FoundationLynn and Bill RoohanNellie and Truman Semans FundThe Jane and Sanford Siegel Family Scholarship FundAbigail Smith and John ShettleMike and Nancy SmithSt. Ignatius Catholic Parish / Sue CesareSharon and John StantonSuzie and Joe SullivanJill TapscottNichole and Richard S. Taylor IIThalheimer-Eurich Charitable Fund, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr.Suzanne and Dan Vucovich, In memory of Barbara StalickDavid Warnock and Michele SpeaksNancy M. WebsterMr. Thomas A. and Ms. Nancy M. WhippleChris and Andi WinkleSusan† and Dick Wolven

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPSAnonymousAri AzarbarzinThe Charles Bauermann FamilyWilliam and Barbara BolandDavid and Allison ClappCharles and Muffy FenwickBill and Suzy FilbertAlicia and Joe HabermanMr. and Mrs. Timothy HawesGina and Dan HirschhornKnights of Columbus, Saint Vincent Pallotti Council, #14535, Little Italy Sandy KrawchukAnne MajerikPat and Ray MessickMary-Ann and Walter PinkardPNCConnie RhodesMr. and Mrs. Charles H. Salisbury Jr.The Helen J. Serini FoundationLynn SmithMr. and Mrs. Douglas Webster

† = deceased

Amaya ’21 stops for a photo at her internship at Mercy Medical Center.


UNRESTRICTED, PROGRAM, AND CAPITAL GIFTSThe Cristo Rey Jesuit community is working hard to build a better Baltimore for our youth. Thank you for partnering with our students and our school as we work to strengthen our city.

The individuals, businesses, and foundations listed below made outright gifts between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. Many of these gifts are unrestricted, allowing us to direct the funds to our current area of most need. Other gifts support key programs or capital projects and purchases that are vital to our students’ success. Giving levels are named for some of the neighborhoods where CRJ scholars live. Please note that scholarship, endowment, Corporate Internship Program, and Stand Up for Students gifts are reflected in their own respective sections throughout this report.

HAMILTON CIRCLE ($100,000 AND OVER)AnonymousThe Charles T. Bauer Charitable FoundationThe Bunting Family FoundationRebecca Henry and Harry GrunerDaniel and Kelly Rizzo

PIMLICO CIRCLE ($50,000 - $99,999)Mary Catherine BuntingClayton Baker TrustLockhart Vaughan FoundationThe Orokawa FoundationAlison and Arnold RichmanThe Stephen and Renée Bisciotti Foundation

EDMONSON VILLAGE CIRCLE

($25,000 - $49,999)AnonymousThe Herbert Bearman FoundationBetty and Fran ContinoEricka and Russell CroftMr. and Mrs. Benjamin Griswold IV and the Fancy Hill FoundationThe Harry and Jeanette Weinberg FoundationLoyola University Maryland Jesuit CommunityThe Marion I. & Henry J. Knott FoundationPam and Tom O’NeilNellie and Truman Semans FundLisa and Bill StrombergTextor Family Foundation

PATTERSON PARK CIRCLE ($10,000 - $24,999)AnonymousBaltimore Equitable SocietyDr. and Mrs. L.J. BellantoniRick BerndtAnne and George L. Bunting, Jr.The Cordish Family Foundation, Maggie and Reed Cordish

Cristo Rey NetworkThe Johns Hopkins Neighborhood FundDarielle and Earl Linehan / The Linehan Family FoundationSusie and Jack LuetkemeyerWilliam E. and Mary P. McGuirk, Jr. Memorial Fund of the Baltimore Community Foundation Paige McGuirk Larson Anya McGuirk Hugh and Amy McGuirk Michael McGuirk and Nancy Ann Sayre Peter McGuirk Sheila McGuirk and Paul Manley Chase and Maggie MizelleMr. and Mrs. Michael E. MuldowneyDr. Ronald RosierRSMJM and Mindy SchapiroDoug SmithSuzie and Joe SullivanThe Ann & Frank Cahouet Foundation / Kate and David CahouetThe Thomas F. & Clementine L. Mullan Foundation, Inc.AEGON Transamerica Foundation

GARWYN OAKS CIRCLE ($5,000 - $9,999)Anonymous (2)Karen and Lee ArnoldBruce and Polly BehrensPatrick Joseph Brennan and Helga SurrattBrightview Senior LivingMarie and Frank† CappielloBarbara and Bob Cawley and FamilyCapital Funding GroupContinental Realty CorporationGale CostaGregory and Anne Good FoxGeorge W. McManus Jr. Foundation Fund of the Baltimore Community FoundationGolfers’ Charitable Foundation

Mark and Patty KnottJerry and Paula LacyEdwin LewisManger Family FoundationMaria and Bill McCarthyMeghan and Graham McPhailPatriot CapitalThe John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc.Arden and Robert TraversSuzanne and Dan VucovichKatharine Weiskittel and Tim HodgeTed and Mary Jo WieseThe Thomas Wilson Foundation

MONTEBELLO CIRCLE ($2,500 - $4,999)All RisksPatricia M.C. Brown and Joseph P. GillBrian CobbMary Jane DaleyJane DanielsMartha and Michael GardnerSusan L. HahnDennis HassonSally and John IsaacsMary Lee and Michael J. LynchThe MacKenzie Companies LLCAnne MajerikGeorganne and Dino MallasLinda and Robert MaranoTom and Carol MarianiLiz and Tony MoagNorthrop Grumman FoundationMaureen and Michael PaszkiewiczCorey and Leigh ProfitTim and Beth ThompsonDaniel and Susan WhiteThe Wiessner Foundation for Children

SANDTOWN CIRCLE ($1,000 - $2,499)Anonymous (2)Jaynee and Tony AgnoneAmeriprise Financial, Inc.Sister Helen Amos, RSM

Jasmine ’21 takes notes at her workstation at The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company.


Ralph and Christine ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Batza, Jr.Scott and Teresa BinderTina and Scott BordenJoyce and Edward BrownLawrence and Barbara BuryJohn and Jen BusseNorris and Virginia ByrnesChip and Kathy CarlsonCatherine B. Doehler Fund for Cristo Rey Jesuit High SchoolOlivia and John CavaluzziJulie CawleyChesapeake Contracting GroupJoan and Norris CookBeverly A. CooperS. Christopher CostaBen CoughlinDF Dent & Co., Inc.Pablo E. Dibos†

Valerie DowdleBarbara Hoyt and Pierce DunnCarole and Martin EbyLee EulerJuliet Eurich and Louis Thalheimer Lois B. Feinblatt / The Lois and Irving Blum FoundationNoreen FrostPeggy and Gino GemignaniHolly and Wayne R. Gioioso, Jr.Randy and Melissa GuttmanDavid and Mary Ellen HaddadDevon and Tim HathawayThe Healey Family FoundationHighFleet Charities, Inc.Judy and Jim HodgesBridget and Benjamin HoffmanKelly and Craig HornerBetty Ann and John HowardChaddie and Patrick HughesDana and Melodie JacksonJerry KammerMarion KnippMary Anne and Paul KowzanRobert KrasnanskyRev. Robert Leavitt, S.S.Gerri and Steve LederAmy Macht / Macht Fund of The AssociatedDick LombardoLoyola BlakefieldJohn and Frances MacSherryMr. Charlie Maskell and Ms. Elsa Andujar

Michael and Therese McAllister / The Michael P. & Therese M. McAllister Charitable Giving FundNatalie and George† McCeneyLinda and John† McClearyJohn McFadden and Patricia PhebusMatthew J. McKennaGenny and David McNamaraRita Mendl and David WardBob and Suzy MenyPat and Ray MessickBill MonkRobert Y. O’Brien Memorial Endowed ScholarshipHelen OtellPeggy OtenasekCharles and Nancy PecotSusan and Pete PowellSuzy and Bob PriceQuest Holdings, LLC.Anne and Francis RienhoffDavid and Kristin SchimingerDr. Patricia Schmoke and Mr. Kurt SchmokeScranton Jesuit CommunityCoach and Carol SheahanCaroline and Shane SmithNicholas and Jeanae TatumJohn and Carol ThompsonBrian UsherRose Viscardi and Jeffrey HasdayMargaret and Patrick WalshJane and Jim WebsterBob and Jo WeiningerMr. Thomas A. and Ms. Nancy M. WhippleSusan† and Dick Wolven

FELLS POINT CIRCLE ($500 - $999) Ben and Debbie AbramsBill and Joanna BairdMichael and Maria BairdBaird Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. BankBessemer National Gift FundCarroll A. BodieAnn BoyceJack and Maryann BusseCanusa Corporation Charitable FundThe Chorske Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. John J. Costello Jr.The CU Foundation MD|DCJudith† and Michael DeHaemerNathan and Cara Derr

DRUID HILL PARK CIRCLE ($250 - $499) Anonymous (2)Sue and Jerry BohanPeter and Chichi BosworthStephen Callahan and Christine MadiganBeverly A. Cooper Barbara de Lateur, M.D.Cecilia DeemsBill and Kathleen DelinskyAndrew and Paula FischerBlair FrankeThe Gaarder FamilyMichael and Anne GormanDavid and Casey HartRobert HewittEdith Howard HoganJMI EquityCharles KellyJoanne Manzo and Bernard KenyonKay KnessFrank and Carolyn KnottThe Lau FundMary Beth LennonAmanda Malone Klink

Charlotte and John MarekBecky and Tom McDadeRobb and Sheila MerrittLaurie and Stan MillerSkip and Fran MinakowskiLance G. MontourEileen Moran and James ParolskiJohn and Carol MoranRobert R. Moylan, Jr.The MWE PartnershipDennis O’SheaElizabeth A. ParolskiRachel and Jonathan PittmanThe Polish Heritage Association of Maryland, Inc.Reginald F. Lewis FoundationAllison and Karl SchmittKatie and Joe SchmitzPatricia and Robert SchwarzT. Rowe PriceMeghan and John TapscottJohn E. TarrEdward and Elizabeth TomlinsonMichael Tully and Elizabeth FrazeeChristopher Zizza

Lydia Dibos and John EvermannMr. and Mrs. W. Boulton DixonKevin DowdleStephanie and Michael DownesJamie Dunbar and Kathleen GavinAmy and Peter FenwickCharles and Muffy FenwickFran and Mike FinleyDr. William F. FritzMark GatelyFaith and Jim GilroyShanna HamiltonStephany Watson Smith HarperLynn and Stuart JanneyAlexander JaudinesMary Ellen and Leon KaplanMr. and Mrs. Robert LenzenMary Guidera LokerNicolas LomboMr. and Mrs. Dennis P. MaloneKevin McCartneyJane and Dave McNamaraCharles A. Meehan, Jr.Anthony MifsudPatricia J. MitchellWilliam J. and Patricia Fox MurphyCarl and Nan NeelyAdair and Kathryn NewhallDrs. Daniel and Alma NyhanKathleen O’BrienNiall and Maria O’MalleyMarree and Daniel† PaszkiewiczTommy Pigeon and Maddie RodriguezMatthew PirnotGary and Judy RabikLouis and Natalie RobinettMr. and Mrs. Amado J. SandovalJoseph SchaeferMaggie SchmittRonald and Kathryn ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Earl SpangenbergNancy and John StewartAnne Marie and Kenneth StuzinDr. Tim TrainorKathleen Mary TullyEd and Gail VeilleuxGianni VillasantaRev. William J. Watters, S.J.John and Kathryn WebberJim and Roberta WhiteLinda and Curt WilsonChristina and Matthew Wyskiel

MIDTOWN CIRCLE (UP TO $249) Anonymous (6)AARPVirginia C. AlinsaoThe Reverend and Mrs. E. Terrence AlspaughAmazonSmile FoundationDaniela Amzel and Adrian BatchelorNeilson AndrewsDaryl and Fred BackHoward and Susan Austin BaetjerVince and Kate BagliSally and Clay BaileySue BattyeLillian BaumannSally E. BellMrs. Carolyn L. BrambleAnn and Walter BrooksbankThomas BrzozowskiJohn and Linda ButtTyrone CampbellEleanor and Anthony CareyCatherine CarrieroVirginia and Eugene CarusoCatholic Community Foundation of Minnesota

Shiann ‘22 represents the CRJ “Lady Hornets” basketball team during after-school practice.


Catherine and John CieslakMalcolm ClarkCorning Incorporated FoundationRyan CoxVeronica Cryan and Daniel TracyBarbara H. CummingsLeah Dahlheimer, M. Ed.Roy and Debbie DanzDoug and Kathie DollenbergJane Mary Dowling and Barry DalyThe Drusano FamilyKellie EdrisCandace ElliottRoswell EncinaLila M. ErhardtCandace EtzlerJen EwingMargaret FaulkL. Mickey Fenzel, Ph.D.Jaysalee FerrerDr. Robert FitzgeraldKelsey FitzpatrickKathryn FitzsimmonsFran and John FlaniganJeanne and Peter FloeckherCara ForbesPhyllis Fung and John MarianiMary Agnes GahanBob GaliszewskiChristine GallagherHadley GarbartKarla Garcia-Aguirre ’18Michael GedraitisRev. Gasper GenuardiMr. Armand F. GirardMr. and Mrs. Spaulding GoetzeYasmine GordonDonald GourleyGael and John GreeneGreenspring Associates Edwin GuevaraMr. and Mrs. Virgilio GuglielmiMatt Hall and Amanda Bistran-HallKatie HammondCatherine and Glenn HannaLaura Harpool ’11Kathleen D. HealyDr. Bill Heiser and Mrs. Tracy CerratoLt. Col. K R Heiser USMC (Ret.)Colleen HelakCharles and Anne HilgartnerPatricia HillHon. Marcella Holland

GIFTS OF GOODS AND SERVICESCristo Rey Jesuit is thankful to the following donors who provided gifts-in-kind during the 2019-20 school year.

Ari AzarbarzinGrant Gibson PhotographyAnn Murphy HuntLoyola BlakefieldSusan and William PaznekasCorey and Leigh ProfitRSMDavid and Kristin SchimingerKim StoneTarget Marketing Group

Bill and Cindy HornStephanie HuckAnn Murphy HuntFrank and Barbara IzzoJoelle Kadima ’17Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kelly, Jr.Kevin, Anna, Avery, and Charlie KellyBob Kern, Jr.G. Ann KielStanford KimmelBernard F. KirbyAndrea Koller and Terry StifterJoe and Kay KuferaHans and Dawn KuppersJim and Ann LanoMr. and Mrs. Constantine H. LanziMaureen Kelley and Leonard LazarickApril LichtenbergDerrick LifseyJennifer and James LittleRichard and Claire MacDonaldMeagan MallenRev. Rick Malloy, S.J.Henry and Teri MarconiMarine FamilyNancy MartelMr. and Mrs. Peter MarudasDr. and Mrs. William MaxtedBeth MayrTimothy and Gretchen McGrathAndrew McIntyreFrank and Joanne McShalleyKimberley O. MentzerJoyce MichaelKathy MilesRyan MillerWarren F. Mills, Jr.Jessica Miranda ’13Margaret Mohler StrahanMr. Carlyle N. Montanye, Jr.Marguerite and George MoranMarybeth MuellerMary Susan and Rust MuirheadSarah MullenLoraine and Marvin MullensLoretta O’ConnorSara and Peter OrthweinAlyson PaganoPall CorporationBita ParnianiJack PettenatiMr. and Mrs. John J. PettenatiNeil Porter

William G. Proctor, IIIAllison RabikWalter ReapLouis and Evelyn ReinhardtKaren ReiterTyesha RideoutTilly RudolphJohn and Barrie RusinkoRyan RussellJacqueline SandersDr. and Mrs. Edward SattlerJulie and Bob SawyerDeb SchechterSam and Thea SchnydmanDaniel ShapiroChip and Suzanne SheridanMatt ShiffermillerJo Anna ShubaWilliam SmithFrank and Marika SomichRobin SpenceEric SpencerJames Riggs StaffordVirginia StalterMr. and Mrs. James D. StoneMr. and Mrs. Charles L. StrombergTony and Patty StrottEd and Kathy SullivanJennifer SummersKatie SuttonMary SwannT. Rowe Price Program for Charitable GivingPhil and Eileen TooheyRev. Sean Toole, S.J.Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. UllrichErica ValenteDan Vucovich IIISheila Ann WalshG. Lawrence Watts, Jr.Nancy M. WebsterWells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift ProgramMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. WheelerMariellen WhelanDorothea WilfongJoyce and Keith WilligMary Anne WrightTracy A. YoungMaryann ZielkeLeslie and Matt Zuga

† = deceased

Elggy ’22 does research for class.

CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 1918 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT

ENDOWMENT GIFTSCristo Rey Jesuit High School appreciates the generosity of those who choose to establish or contribute to endowments that will provide financial support for our students in years to come. Cristo Rey’s named endowments are listed below along with those who contributed to them during the 2020 fiscal year.

THE CARROLL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

CLAYTON BAKER TRUST ENDOWMENT

SUSAN FRANCES COOKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

GENERAL ENDOWMENTKim and Jim Davis / The Davis Family Foundation

MIDDENDORF FOUNDATION ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

ROBERT Y. O’BRIEN MEMORIAL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPPatrick O’Brien

PNC ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

SUZY AND BOB PRICE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPSuzy and Bob Price

AYSHA RING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPMary Ann and John Macier

LYNN AND BILL ROOHAN ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPLynn and Bill Roohan

EDITH AND CHARLES SALISBURY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

REV. JOHN W. SWOPE, S.J. ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

REV. WILLIAM J. WATTERS, S.J. ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPHolly and Wayne R. Gioioso, Jr.

Tyler ’20 beams with pride outside of the Cathedral of Mary our Queen after receiving his diploma.


TRIBUTESCristo Rey Jesuit received gifts honoring the following individuals, groups, and occasions:

RICHARD W. HAWESMr. and Mrs. Timothy Hawes

TIM HODGEArden and Robert Travers

FRANK KELLYJulie Cawley

KAY KNESSMargaret Faulk

REV. THOMAS J. KULLER, S.J.Bill and Cindy Horn

GERRI LEDERAnn Boyce

EARL LINEHANArden and Robert Travers

EMMET AND CLIFF LUCASRobin Spence

JACK LUETKEMEYERBen and Debbie AbramsBen CoughlinEdward St. John Foundation, Inc.Arden and Robert Travers

DAVE MCNAMARA’S BIRTHDAYJane McNamara

JOHN AND CAROL MORANLillian BaumannMarguerite and George Moran

MARGUERITE AND GEORGE MORANLillian Baumann

MIKE MULDOWNEYWarren F. Mills, Jr.

MARY GRACE O’SHEADennis O’Shea

ELIZABETH PAROLSKIEileen Moran and James Parolski

LEIGH PROFITKevin DowdleValerie DowdleRoswell EncinaMichael GedraitisKatie HammondApril LichtenbergMeghan McCorkellMegan ProfitPam and Tom ProfitAntonio SanchezMatt ShiffermillerTracy Simms

THE CHILDREN OF BALTIMOREAnonymous

THE CLASS OF 2020Valerie DowdleStephanie and Michael Downes

JAMES DAVISMark and Patty KnottEdward St. John Foundation, Inc.

BARBARA DELATEURDavid and Casey Hart

MATTHEW DENTArden and Robert Travers

MR. AND MRS. ANDREW DOUGLASThe Reverend and Mrs. E. Terrence Alspaugh

HARRY GRUNERArden and Robert Travers

MATT HANNAMr. and Mrs. Carl F. Ullrich

DAVID AND CASEY HARTBarbara de Lateur, M.D.

TIM HATHAWAYArden and Robert Travers

MEMORIALSCristo Rey Jesuit received gifts in memory of the following individuals:

TOM AHERNBob Galiszewski

JOSEPH AND BERTHA BURYLawrence and Barbara Bury

REV. JOHN CARRIERO, S.J.Catherine Carriero

MARY ROSE DAVISMr. and Mrs. Timothy Hawes

JUDITH DEHAEMERMichael DeHaemer

JOSEPH D. DRUSANOThe Drusano Family

DAN DULLEABob Galiszewski

LEONARD M. FINLEY IIFran and Mike Finley

GEORGE FLOYDGianni Villasanta

NANCY FOULK-HOFFMANDonald Gourley

CONSTANCE R. FRANZONIStanford Kimmel

CATHERINE GALISZEWSKIBob Galiszewski

MARION GILBERTMr. and Mrs. Timothy Hawes

MAMIE AND EMANUEL HECHTBruce L. Rosenberg

RUTH CLEMMENS KAMMERJerry Kammer

JOE KEELTYAnonymous

REV. ROBERT T. KENNEDY, JD, JUDG. Ann Kiel

JAMES AND MARIANNE KOLLERAndrea Koller and Terry Stifter

JOHN J. KREJCI, MDJoyce Michael

HOWARD LOHORNBlair Franke

ANTHONY AND THERESA MILLERLawrence and Barbara Bury

SARA W. MOYLANRobert R. Moylan, Jr.

ROBERT Y. O’BRIENKathleen O’BrienPatrick O’Brien

DANIEL PASZKIEWICZJoyce and Keith Willig

AYSHA RINGCara ForbesMary Ann and John MacierLoraine and Marvin Mullens

HELEN SALLESEAnonymous

REV. JOHN SHERIDAN, S.J.Jerry Kammer

H. FRANKLIN TAPSCOTTJill Tapscott

JAMES RIEPEBaltimore Equitable Society

CHRIS ROYSTONPatriot Capital

JM SCHAPIROBen and Debbie Abrams

FR. JOHN SWOPE S.J.Louis and Evelyn Reinhardt

FR. SEAN TOOLE S.J.Frank and Marika Somich

FRANK TURNERArden and Robert Travers

DAN VUCOVICH JR.Dan Vucovich III

DANIEL AND CARLA WALLERJohn E. Tarr

REV. WILLIAM J. WATTERS, S.J.Mark GatelyHolly and Wayne R Gioioso, JrCharles and Nancy PecotMariellen Whelan

Breon ’21 discusses details of the job with his Corporate Internship Program supervisor.


2019-2020

LEADERSHIP

ADVISORY COUNCIL

Matt and Mollie Franke, ChairsAri AzarbarzinWilliam ButtarazziVince ConnellyJennifer CurryVanessa FavaDave HartmanMarie HartmanColleen Helak Bob IhleKara IhleSarah JanneyCherée JohnsonJoseph Johnson, Jr.Anna KellyKevin KellyPeter MacDonaldSean McElroyFrank McShalleyRyan MillerLiz MilliganKellie MontgomeryMichael MuldowneyTommy PigeonTodd ReeseStuart SchadtPeggy SchneiderMatthew SewardLaWanda StoneNichole TaylorRichard TaylorDanita WickwireKate Williams

STAND UP FOR STUDENTS 2020: AN INTERMISSION, NOT A FINALE. On March 13, 2020 - just two weeks shy of our annual scholarship fundraiser - Cristo Rey Jesuit (CRJ) made the difficult, but necessary, decision to cancel the 2020 Stand Up for Students in-person event and close our school campus indefinitely in response to the global health crisis.

In the face of these unprecedented events, we were consoled and strengthened by the unconditional support of our community. To our:

≠ Leadership Advisory Council members, who deftly guided us through uncharted territory≠ Event Sponsors, who stood with us in solidarity, converting their sponsorships to donations≠ Donors, whose contributions enabled us to host our first, fully virtual auction in lieu of the event≠ Ticket Purchasers, who pivoted along with us and graciously allowed us to convert their payments into donations≠ Bidders and Winners in our virtual auction, participating from home to support our mission≠ Students, who recorded a video message of thanks during their final days on campus≠ Contributors of time, talent, and funds, who supported our efforts when we needed it most

...we cannot thank you enough.

We hope to see you again in 2021 for what is always one of our favorite nights of the year, filled with laughter and hope.

STAND UP FOR STUDENTS SPONSORSHIPSHEADLINER ($10,000.00)Hartman Executive Advisors

ADVOCATE ($7,500.00)Chef ’s Expressions*Chesapeake Employers’ Insurance Company * Kelly Integral Solutions*Mid-Atlantic Properties*Sheila and Mike MuldowneyRCM&D* / Barbara and Bob Cawley and FamilyThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company*

EMCEE ($5,000.00)The Bozzuto GroupContinental Realty Corporation*First National BankLoyola University Maryland*M&T Bank*Merritt CompaniesStifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.*The Taylor and Ihle FamiliesTransamerica*

ONE-LINER ($2,500.00)Baltimore RavensTim and Sheila BolteCampbell & CompanyChesapeake Corporate AdvisorsThe Gerdes Team of Long & Foster Real EstateMcCormick & Company, Inc.*Paul Fredrick

PUNCHLINE ($1,000.00)Accenture*Ariosa & Co., LLCAtlas Restaurant GroupATAPCO*Carroll A. BodieCapital Funding Group*Chase Brexton Health Care*ClearOne AdvantageCNA Insurance*Communications ElectronicsCorrect Rx Pharmacy Services, Inc.*The DeSantis FamilyDragone Realty InvestmentsFlowers & FanciesThe Fulton BankGoel VisionGoetze’s Candy Co., Inc.Kaiser Permanente

Keeney Financial Group, Inc.The Kimmel CompanyMary Anne and Paul KowzanTarget Marketing GroupMedStar Health*National Lumber CompanyWells and Mary ObrechtPatriot CapitalThe Golden Bear, Inc.PrimeLendingPSA Insurance & FinancialRancho SantanaRochlin, Settleman & Dobres, PArydzSC&H Group, LLC*David and Kristin SchimingerSt. Thomas More Society of Maryland, Inc.T. Rowe Price*UBS Financial Services, Inc.

LOL ($500.00)AnonymousAri AzarbarzinBollinger Energy CorporationBoonerang Consulting LLCDr. Mary Margaret BrennanPatrick and Deborah ButtarazziCummings & Co. RealtorsEdward St. John Foundation, Inc.Pete and Alexa GilmoreHubbard Funeral Home, Inc.Humphreys, McLaughlin & McAleer, LLCInnovation WorksSarah and Charlie JanneyLois and Joe Johnson, Jr.In honor of Peggy SchneiderMissy and Donny LalaLoyola BlakefieldHenry and Teri MarconiMarquette AssociatesBecky and Tom McDadeMr. and Mrs. Mark MullicanRatcliffe ArchitectsDaniel and Kelly RizzoRSM*Semmes, Bowen and SemmesServiceMaster of BaltimoreThe Seward Family, In Honor of Sigmond ‘Skip’ Seward - A True Man for Others

* These sponsors are also Corporate Internship Program partners, employing students at their organizations or funding positions at nonprofits across Baltimore.


STAND UP FOR STUDENTS IN-KIND EVENT DONATIONS

Baltimore Center StageBaltimore OriolesBaltimore RavensBaltimore Symphony OrchestraGeorge L. Bunting, Jr.CAA Sports, LLC.Canton Car Wash

Charm City RunChristopher Schafer ClothierJanine DowdleEarth TreksFive Iron Golf BaltimoreFlowers & FanciesThe Food MarketLa Food Marketa

Foreman Wolf ’s Bin 604Matt and Mollie FrankeGoetze’s Candy Co., Inc.Colleen HelakLois and Joe Johnson, Jr.Loyola University Maryland Jesuit CommunityThe McShalley Family

Meritage JewelersMichele’s GranolaMission BBQMouth Party CaramelMike and Sheila MuldowneyNicklaus Golf Equipment CompanyPort Discovery Children’s Museum

STAND UP FOR STUDENTS CONTRIBUTORS Anonymous (2)Jonathan and Jennifer BeardJennifer BonaguideRev. Timothy Brown, S.J.Jack and Maryann BusseMr. and Mrs. Paul D. CainAnne ChioloMr. and Mrs. Bill CoreyShadaya Cox ’13East West Sign GroupMaria ForceChristine GallagherRosaMaria GambleTere GeckleRev. Gasper GenuardiGillis and Lynn GreenKaren GriffinLt. Col. K R Heiser USMC (Ret.)Colleen HelakRichard and Holly HoenesThomas and Maura KaneJennifer and James LittleMeghan McCalebNancy and Kevin McCarthyMeghan McCorkellJohn McFadden and Patricia PhebusCarole MillerRyan MillerScott MillerEllie and Michael MurphyPhil and Amber NesticoPatrick O’BrienDennis O’SheaMartin PfisterTommy Pigeon and Maddie RodriguezDr. Frederick G. and Mrs. Mary Louise PreisEdith PulaGary and Judy RabikJamelee and Charles SeymourMichael StaffordMatthew and Sarah SwigerCaroline TorbaMaria TrentG. Lawrence Watts, Jr.JC WhippleLinda and Curt WilsonLeslie and Matt Zuga

AnonymousThe Abbey Burger BistroACAC Timonium Fitness & Wellness CenterAtlas Restaurant Group’s MaximónThe B&O Railroad MuseumBabe Ruth Birthplace Museum

The Princess CompanyLeigh and Corey ProfitRadcliffe JewelersRancho SantanaDan and Kelly RizzoDarlene and Butch RobeyrydzSassanovaShananigans Toy Shop

Smyth JewelersSouthern Glazer’s Wine & SpiritsSouthern ProvisionsNichole and Richard S. Taylor IIThames Street Oyster HouseTrohvWBAL-TV

Principal Walter Reap checks in with students


2019-2020 FACULTY AND STAFFFACULTY

Joseph BinderEnglish

Tiffany ButlerScience

Ryan CoxSocial Studies

Gina DarinSocial Studies/Music

Laura DelaneyEnglish

Rae DickensMathematics

Rachel Disney English

Jaysalee Ferrer ’11World Languages

RosaMaria GambleWorld Languages

Yasmine GordonEnglish

Edwin GuevaraScience

Devin HarringtonMusic

Raymond JesterTheology

Ellwood JohnsonEnglish

Andrew McIntyreMathematics

Elijah Miles ’13Theology

Joseph Mitala, Ph.D.Science

Julia MuirheadSocial Studies

Alyson PaganoWorld Languages

Bita ParnianiMathematics

Luis Royo RomeroMathematics

Daniel ShapiroArt

Rosalies ToledoWorld Languages

Rev. Sean Toole, S.J.Theology

Jessie WalterScience

Laura WhiteheadSocial Studies

Tavia YarboroughTheology

VOLUNTEERS AND TUTORS We are grateful to the many individuals and organizations who shared their time and talents with Cristo Rey Jesuit during the 2019-20 school year.

Matthew BrownRonald CarterFiona FinneganDavid HaddadMaxwell HowaldMadison KaneDemeitria KishbaughEdwin ‘Gus’ LewisLoyola Blakefield Alumni Association

Gabrielle MignanoSean MizoguchiMargaret O’ConnorRSMThomas SchlecticMatthew SklarMartin StewartShannon WardMatthew Zamow

STAFF

Daniela Amzel Admissions Assistant

Gregory AustinAdmissions Coordinator

Connie BannisterTransportation

Jerry BellamyTransportation

Michael BoydTransportation

Tyrone CampbellTransportation

Darlene CrossonCustodian

Ashley DayCollege and Career Counselor

Ronald EdwardsTransportation

Candace ElliottRelationship Manager

Kelsey FitzpatrickRelationship Manager

Karla Garcia Aguirre ’18Development Intern

Gary HaigleyTransportation

Robin JonesTransportation

Barbara LanciottiKitchen Manager

Derrick LifseyDean of Students

Hord LundyTransportation

Meagan MallenDevelopment Assistant

Michelle MallenSenior Relationship Manager

Aaron MaxwellTransportation

Alfred MichaelDirector of Information Technology

Jessica Miranda ’13Business Office Assistant

Katherine OwensAssistant Director of College Counseling

Jack PettenatiDonor Relations and Special Events Coordinator

Allison RabikAssistant Principal

Deborah Ritter Kitchen Staff

Bryant RobinsonCustodian

Glenroy RobinsonTransportation

Ryan RobinsonInterim College and Career Counselor

Matilda RudolphCampus Minister

Thomas Skeeter Interim Director of Information Technology

Chauntay SmithRegistrar/Volunteer Coordinator

William SmithTransportation

Matthew Strott Jesuit Volunteer

Teedra SumbryAlumni Support Counselor

Katie SuttonFoundations Relations and Grants Manager

Jeanae TatumSchool Nurse

Eric ToedtmanDirector of Athletics/PE Teacher

Zachary WebsterSchool Counselor

Todd WileyCustodian

Kia WilliamsReceptionist

Sheryl WoodsTransportation

Larry WrightRelationship Manager

Tracy YoungAccounting and Human Resources Coordinator

Maryann ZielkeFacilities Manager

LEADERSHIP TEAM

John BusseDirector of the Corporate Internship Program

Jen EwingDirector of College Counseling

William Heiser, Ed.D.President

Patricia HillDirector of Admissions

Rev. Rick Malloy, S.J., Ph.D.Director of Mission and Ministry

Leigh ProfitDirector of Finance

Walter ReapPrincipal

Meghan TapscottDirector of Development

Brenton ’20 puts his diploma on display after his graduation ceremony.


2020 COLLEGE ENROLLMENTCRJ Graduates are enrolled or have earned their degrees all across the country:

THE CRISTO REY JESUIT POST-SECONDARY PROGRAM AND OUTCOMES:

TO & THROUGH

$ of merit based aid the Class of 2020 earned: $2 million for their first year, $8 million over 4 years

% of graduates accepted to college 100%

# of total CRJ graduates 648

% of how many graduates enrolled in college within one year of their graduation 91%

% of how many graduates have earned, or are still working towards a degree 53%

CRJ graduates are earning a four-year degree at nearly 2x the rate of low-income college students nationally

What happens after a Hornet has flown the nest?

Thanks to their dedicated efforts and the guidance of their parents, mentors, teachers, and the CRJ College and Career Counseling team — they enroll, persist, and succeed! A phrase you might hear often in the CRJ College and Career Resource Center is ‘To and Through.’ This represents the idea that the CRJ community does not only support our students on their journey to college, but also provides a support system as scholars move through their post-secondary education and training.

We think the results of this initiative speak for themselves. Below are the Cristo Rey Jesuit post-secondary program and outcomes.

Albright CollegeAllegany College of MarylandAshford University Baltimore City Community CollegeBethune-Cookman UniversityBoston College Bowie State UniversityCabrini University Carthage CollegeColgate University College of Saint Rose Colorado Technical UniversityCommunity College of Baltimore County Coppin State University Devry University Franklin and Marshall CollegeFrostburg State UniversityGannon University

Georgetown University Georgia State University - Perimeter CollegeGoucher CollegeHood College Howard Community CollegeJohns Hopkins University - Krieger School of Arts & SciencesLa Salle University Lincoln UniversityLoyola University MarylandMcDaniel CollegeMorgan State UniversityMount St. Mary’s University Norfolk State UniversityNotre Dame of Maryland UniversityNorth Carolina A&T State UniversityProvidence College Salisbury College

Santa Clara UniversitySt. Joseph’s UniversityStevenson University Towson University Trinity Washington UniversityUniversity of BaltimoreUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore County University of Maryland - College Park University of Maryland Eastern ShoreUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of Scranton Virginia Union University Wake Forest University Walden UniversityWashington College Wesley CollegeWheeling Jesuit University

Melissa ’21 poses near her workplace, Brown Advisory, in Fells Point.


During the 2019-20 school year, the scholars at Cristo Rey Jesuit witnessed the world change before their eyes. This year threw many aspects of our society into sharp relief, maybe most of all the need for conversations and actions that will help us move towards racial equity and solidarity during a time of great injustice, divisiveness and isolation in our local and global communities.

On a cold day this past December, CRJ students and faculty organized and then marched in a prayer walk for peace through downtown Baltimore. The group spoke the names of 19 children who were lost to violence

in the City in 2019 and, in the words of Zach B. ’20, it “made me feel like I was truly a man for and with others...It made me feel like I made a real difference.” In reflection on the march, Jaida W. ’20 added, “This is something we don’t want to keep doing, but we’ll do it forever if we have to.”

The opportunity to continue this important work came soon after as protests sprang up around the country this summer.

Ife A. ’22 organized a student– and alumni–led peaceful protest on June 8, inviting parents, alumni, and teachers from CRJ, St. Ignatius Loyola

GRAD AT GRAD

Academy, Loyola Blakefield and Loyola University Maryland to join. Participants began the day with a prayer outside of the CRJ building and then proceeded to march to the Baltimore City Detention Center and to Baltimore City Hall, where the group observed an affecting 8 minute and 46 second moment of silence in remembrance of George Floyd.

In addition to being committed to doing justice, Cristo Rey Jesuit students also exemplify five other Graduate and Graduation (or ‘Grad at Grad’) traits by the time of their commencement ceremony: open to growth, intellectually competent, religious, loving, and work experienced.

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MEN AND WOMEN FOR OTHERS: THE JESUIT WAY FORWARDOne of the tenets of a Cristo Rey Jesuit High School education – and of Jesuit education the world over – is the dedication to forming women and men for others. Following in this tradition, CRJ Hornets are committed to pursuing justice as evidenced by their actions this past year.

As a school community, we recognize students living and growing in these values and, each year, a senior is recognized as the winner of the Jesuit Schools Network Graduate at Graduation Award. This year Estefania Garcia Torres ’20 (pictured below) earned this important recognition.

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This is something we don’t want to keep doing, but we’ll do it forever if we have to. –Jaida W. ’20

Campus Ministers are pictured inside the school chapel.

CRJ students stand in observance of a prayer for peace.

32 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT

REV. WILLIAM J. WATTERS, S.J. LEGACY SOCIETYOur Legacy Society pays tribute to one of CRJ’s founders, Father Bill Watters, and his vision and determination to open a Cristo Rey school here in Baltimore. Society members share this vision and determination and include CRJ in their estate plans to provide stability for CRJ in the long term. Legacy Society members’ support comes in many forms — some have included CRJ in their estate plans in a bequest, while others have made CRJ their IRA beneficiary or established a charitable trust.

If you are interested in learning more about planned giving and becoming a member of the Legacy Society, contact Meghan Tapscott at [email protected] or 443-573-9881

EXISTING MEMBERS:Anonymous (4)Msgr. Nicholas P. AmatoDr. and Mrs. L.J. BellantoniKathleen BormuthMrs. Nancy L. Boyce † George L. Bunting, Jr.J. Albert Chatard, Jr. †Betty and Fran ContinoCatherine Doehler †Holly and Wayne R. Gioioso, Jr.Mr. Armand F. Girard

NEW MEMBERS:

The following donors shared their intention to join the Legacy Society during the 2019-20 giving year: Anonymous (2)Kay Kness

Catherine and Glenn HannaDevon and Tim HathawayBetty Ann and John HowardHeidi and Bryan KellyIsabel Klots †Darielle and Earl LinehanGeorge McManus, Jr. †Alison and Arnold RichmanBruce L. RosenbergFrank K. Turner, Jr.Sheila Ann Walsh

† = deceased

Join Event Chairs Matt and Mollie Franke and Cristo Rey Jesuit’s Leadership Advisory Council for

2021 STAND UP FOR STUDENTSA Stand Up Comedy Show fundraiser, featuring Michael, Jr., Silent and Live Auctions, and an Open Bar and Lite Fare.

The American Visionary Art Museum840 Key Highway, Baltimore, MD 21230

JOIN US ONFRIDAY, MARCH 26, 2021 7:00 to 11:00 p.m.

For more information, visit:www.cristoreybalt.org/event/stand-up-for-students/

Father Bill Watters takes a moment to talk with a student.

420 South Chester Street

Baltimore, MD 21231-2729

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