20132014ANNUAL REPORT

Summer University ProgramsStudents are expected and encouraged to attend residential summer programs on four-year university campuses. Percent of each class that has attended at least one university summer program: 32 % of senior class 63 % of the junior class 22 % of the sophomore class 4.3 % of the freshman class

11 Honors Courses

5 AP Courses

SAN MIGUEL BY THE NUMBERS 2013-14Total Students

348

36% male64% female

89%Hispanic

4%Native

American

4%White

2% 1%Black Asian

$32,000

Average Family Income

52% of Students Qualify for Free Lunch & 23%, Reduced Lunch

On the cover: Oscar C. hugs his

mom after 2014 graduation. Oscar is

now a freshman at St. Mary’s University

of Minnesota. He was accepted

to more than 20 colleges.

Leslie Shultz-Crist President and CEO

The success of San Miguel and our students reflects the heart and spirit of the Tucson community. The strength and growth of San Miguel over the last ten years is the direct result of every student that has believed in themselves and persevered despite tremendous obstacles, every parent, every faculty and staff member, every person who has donated time and money, and every business and community partner.

Together, with the Spirit of God, we have woven a miracle on the Southside. The beautiful vision of San Miguel—to empower youth from underserved communities—has become a powerful reality. We now have 347 San Miguel alumni. Many of them could do anything in the world and they are choosing to invest their lives back into their communities as teachers, engineers, and business professionals.

Students truly enter to learn and leave to serve. Their gifts and transformational leadership are taking root in Tucson and beyond. And it’s just the beginning.

As San Miguel continues to grow in students, supporters, and CIP partners we look forward to the many gifts the future holds. Thank you for all of your support.

Blessings,

CLASS OF 2014 Graduating Seniors: 56

Graduation Rate: 98% College Acceptance Rate:

100%College Acceptances

337College Applications Submitted

580 Annual Merit Scholarships and Institutional Grants Total $2,548,4074 Year Potential $10,193,628

80% WILL BE THE FIRST IN THEIR FAMILY TO ATTEND COLLEGE. 64% attend a 4 year University35% attend a 2 year College1% entered the Military81% received Financial Aid

ANGEL M. AND JULISSA M., 2014 GRADUATES, ARE NOW BOTH FRESHMEN AT NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY IN FLAGSTAFF, AZ. ANGEL WAS AWARDED THE LUMBERJACK SCHOLARSHIP BY NAU AND JULISSA WAS AWARDED THE PRESIDENT’S SCHOLARSHIP.

This year San Miguel expanded extra-curricular opportunities through generous community support. Students can now choose from drama, studio art, digital photography, graphic design and a variety of sports including co-ed soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball, cheer, and cross-country. These programs provide real world opportunities for students to hone their time management skills and work together as a team.

“THE FACT THAT I NOW HAVE A CLASSICAL PRODUCTION UNDER MY BELT IS A GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENT AND GIVES ME THE CONFIDENCE THAT I CAN TAKE ON ANYTHING!”

Senior Drama students worked in community partnership with Arts Express to perform Macbeth.

— MARIA ANTONIETA M.L., CLASS OF 2014

“BEING INVOLVED IN SPORTS MEANS BEING INVOLVED IN A COMMUNITY. I HAVE MADE NEW FRIENDS AND

LEARNED NEW LEADERSHIP SKILLS. SPORTS HAVE GIVEN ME THE COURAGE TO DO THINGS I NEVER

WOULD HAVE EXPECTED MYSELF TO DO.”—REBEKAH C., CLASS OF 2016

The Corporate Internship Program (CIP) is the career-based component of the academic curriculum needed to graduate from San Miguel. Each student works one day per week in a professional work setting, during the school year. This pays for approximately 40 percent of the cost of tuition and operations. On the job students begin to recognize their own potential and develop lifelong skills.

“THESE STUDENTS ARE NOT YOUR

AVERAGE 16 YEAR OLD KIDS. THEY

ARE MY FELLOW COWORKERS, NOT

MY INTERNS.”—JAKE PAUGHSUPERVISOR,

AUDIO EYE

“THIS INTERNSHIP HAS PREPARED ME FOR THE FUTURE BY GAINING NEW SKILLS AND GAINING CONFIDENCE.” —ITZE V., CLASS OF 2016

CORPORATE INTERNSHIP

PROGRAMPARTNERS

AUTOMOTIVE: Chapman Automotive, Jim Click Automotive Team, O’Rielly Chevrolet, Precision Toyota of Tucson, Royal Automotive Group—Lexus of Tucson.

EDUCATION & CHILDCARE: Angel Children’s Center, Casa de los Niños, Pima Community College—Community Campus & Desert Vista Campus, San Miguel High School, San Xavier Mission School, Santa Cruz Catholic School, St. Ambrose Catholic School, St. John the Evangelist Catholic School.

ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT: Metropolitan Water District, Tucson Electric Power.

GENERAL BUSINESS: Allegra Printing on Park & 22nd, Buffalo Exchange, Crest Insurance Group, NOVA Home Loans, Peak Management, Shaffer Dry Cleaning & Laundry, Sparkle Cleaners, The Maids of Tucson, Tucson Metro Chamber, Tucson Rental Homes.

GOVERNMENT: Bureau of Land Management, City of Tucson Office of the Mayor, Northwest Fire District, Pima County One Stop, Sun Tran, Tucson Police Department.

HEALTHCARE: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Carondelet Health Network, El Rio Birth & Women’s Center, El Rio Community Health Center, Old Pueblo Anesthesia, more...

LAW: Duffield Adamson & Helenbolt, PC; Hollingsworth Kelly Law; John Gravina Law Office; The Law Offices of Lisa Chase, PC; Lewis Roca Rothgerber; Rusing Lopez & Lizardi, P.L.L.C.; Snell & Wilmer, L.L.P.; Southern Arizona Legal Aid, Inc. Volunteer Lawyers Program.

MANUFACTURING, MINING & ENGINEERING: AGM Container Controls, ASARCO, Atlas Copco CMT USA LLC, Audio Eye, B/E Aerospace, Border States Electric, Empire Southwest, LLC,, Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold, more below

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA: Arizona Athletics, Arizona Bookstores, Arizona State Museum, Business Affairs, College of Engineering, College of Science, Medication Management Center, Parking & Transportation.

MEDIA: Access Tucson, AdVision Outdoor, Arizona Daily Star, Cox Communications, KOLD News 13, KVOA Communications.

MUSEUMS: Children’s Museum Tucson, Tucson Museum of Art.

BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES: Alliance Bank of Arizona, Hughes Federal Credit Union, National Bank of Arizona, Pima Federal Credit Union, Regier Carr & Monroe, LLP, CPAs, Tocco Financial Services, Tucson Federal Credit Union, Vantage West Credit Union.

COMMUNITY SERVICES: American Red Cross Southern Arizona Chapter, Community Food Bank, Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Diocese of Tucson, Goodwill Industries, Humane Society of Southern Arizona, La Frontera Center, Inc., Old Pueblo Community Services, Primavera Foundation, St. Thomas More Catholic Newman Center, Tucson Indian Center, Tucson Urban League, United Way of Tucson, YMCA of Southern Arizona, YWCA of Tucson.

HEALTHCARE Continued: Perfection Plastic Surgery, Radiology, Ltd., Skin Spectrum, Southern Arizona VA Health Care Systems, Tucson Medical Center, UA Medical Center—South Campus & University Campus.

MANUFACTURING, MINING & ENGINEERING Cont.: JB Steel, IOTA Engineering, LLC, Rosemont Copper, Tucson Embedded Systems, Universal Avionics Systems Corporation.

2013

-14

Norma Durazo has made one thing clear to her six children: “You are going to college.”

“Since they were small I’ve told them, ‘College it is.’”

She’s a fiercely dedicated single mom that passes on her hard-learned life lessons to her kids with a blend of humor and no nonsense. Norma didn’t attend college and said she wants something different for her children than a life of always working hard but for minimal pay.

“I don’t tell them to go to college for me, I tell them, “Go to college for yourselves.”

Eight years ago, when Norma’s oldest daughter, Hillary, was going into the ninth grade Norma researched many high schools, something she had done at every step of her children’s education.

“I’M GRATEFUL THAT SAN MIGUEL IS HERE,”

—NORMA DURAZO

Norma heard about San Miguel from a client at the salon where she works. At first she was skeptical. A new school—just two years old—that teaches kids how to work?

“I work a lot and have a hard time making ends meet. I don’t want my kids to do that. I want them to get a good education so they can go to college,” she remembered thinking.

As Norma looked deeper into San Miguel, she liked the rigorous classes, the spiritual and moral values, the small classes where her daughter wouldn’t get lost in the crowd, and the opportunities to explore different colleges and careers.

“I called and made Hillary an appointment,” Norma said.

“When Hillary walked out of the interview, she said, ‘This is the place

for me.’ She was one of the last students to be accepted that year.”

But the first of many in her family. Hillary dove into opportunities that

San Miguel offered. She was one of the first freshman to apply and be accepted to a summer program at

Cornell University. She also attended summer programs at the University of Michigan and the University of Wisconsin. Hillary used her summer program stipend to pay her own tuition into San Miguel each year. She still keeps in touch with one of her CIP supervisors from her first job placement.

INSPIRINGTRADITION

One family is making attending college a new family tradition.

scholarship, and hard work. Twins Nicholas and Natalie are the

oldest of the final four. Twins Edgar and Raul are nine months younger. When the two older twins were entering fifth grade, Edgar and Raul were tested, and allowed to skip fourth grade so they could all be at the same school and in the same grade.

“They have different strong points and each has something different to give. They thrive on each other,” Norma said. “And they help one another with their homework.”

She is happy that at San Miguel she sees her children feeling supported, challenged, and encouraged by their teachers, loving their CIP jobs, and all looking ahead to what college they will attend.

“I’m grateful that San Miguel is here,” Norma said.

“My kids have also inspired me.”“I registered to go to Pima. General

studies. Part time, because I do have a full time job. I start classes next semester.”

After graduating from San Miguel in 2010, Hillary received a full scholarship to study Industrial Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She will graduate May 2015 and has already been offered and accepted a fulltime manufacturing engineering position at Ford Motor Company.

Norma’s oldest son, Peter,

graduated from San Miguel in 2014 and is now a full time student at Pima Community College, where he is completing some of his basic college courses.

Norma’s four youngest kids are all part of the San Miguel Class of 2016. Like their older siblings, they are making a positive mark on campus through their leadership,

AN INSPIRING FAMILY:From left top row: Raul, Peter, Nicholas, Edgar, Natalie. Bottom row: Hilary and Norma.

A student reflects on Lasallian values in her lifeRegina Q., Class of 2015, has attended national Lasallian Youth Assemblies, participated in Lasallian service projects, and helped lead San Miguel’s El Otro Lado immersion program.

“At Casa Maria Soup Kitchen, I learned that to solve any social justice issue, not just poverty, all factors must be addressed. Learning about how to work towards a better future improves my education. I have learned how I can serve others in the future and it gives me more insight into who I am and who I want to become.”

“As an El Otro Lado Student Leader, I helped lead a group of students in the program who were from Cathedral High School in Los Angeles. We were all very different; but within the first couple of hours of meeting each other, it felt as though I had known

them for years. I think our Lasallian roots had something to do with this connection. It was an unspoken understanding of general respect that we had for each other that allowed us to be open with one another, something the world needs a little more of.”

“I HAVE LEARNED THAT NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE, HOW OLD YOU ARE, OR WHERE YOU ARE, THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A WAY FOR YOU TO HELP OTHERS.” —REGINA Q. CLASS OF 2015

Regina volunteering at the Oregon Food Bank.

Members of the Class of 2014 worked with the Sonoran Glass School to make 10 murals that repre-sent the Lasallian Core Principles of Respect and Social Justice. They now hang in the main lobby.

SAN MIGUEL 2013-2014 BOARD MEMBERS: Meredith Hay, Ph.d., Adaline Klemmedson, Oscar Lizardi, Lawrence Lippert, Robert Ramirez, Br. Ronald Roggenback, Sr. Rosa Maria Ruiz, Gery Short, Barbara Schaefer, Susan Vos.

San Miguel High School, a Catholic, Lasallian learning community

empowering youth from underserved families, nurtures a Christian spirit and integrates rigorous academics with practical experience, thereby

transforming students to be prepared for college and career.

Br. Chris helps shape Lasallian worldwide mission Brother Chris Patiño, FSC, Dean of Discipline and Student Services, traveled to Rome to join Brother delegates from around the world for the 45th General Chapter of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. Delegates met for 51 days to evaluate the life of the Institute, provide for its continuing adaptation and renewal, and establish the main guidelines for

the future of the Lasallian mission. Br. Chris said, “I learned a lot about our Institute, the Lasallian mission around the world, and the challenges that we face today. There is a lot to celebrate, but we face diverse challenges. We cannot forget prayer and the need to remain attentive to the Spirit. This is God’s work!”

El Otro Lado program receives national award Lasallian Association of Secondary School Chief Administrators presented San Miguel High School with the Brother Michael Collins, FSC Award for the El Otro Lado Program. The unique program focuses on immigration awareness and is led by former Lasallian Volunteer, Kenenna Amuzie. The award honors the legacy of Br. Michael who died in 2012. He was president of DeLaSalle High School in Minneapolis, MN. San Miguel’s program was chosen for fostering excellence and diversity while creating a sense of community among students of every religion, every race, and every socio-economic group.

Tucson News Now interviewed students about their Tedx talks.

STUDENTS GIVE LOCAL TEDX TALKSSan Miguel High School is the only high

school in Tucson to host an independently organized TEDx conference. The theme for TEDxSanMiguelHighSchool was “The Road to an Answer.”  Select San Miguel juniors, who interviewed to become a student speaker, explored this topic and shared their perspective during the conference in front of a live audience.

TED is a nonprofit devoted to “spreading ideas that matter,” usually in the form of short, powerful talks. The TEDx Program is designed to help communities, organizations and individuals spark deep conversation and connection through local  TED-like experiences.

“IT’S A GREAT WAY TO GET YOUR IDEAS OUT THERE AND IT’S A REALLY GOOD STEP IN TRYING TO BECOME SOMEONE THAT’S GOING TO CHANGE THE WORLD, NOT JUST LIVE IN IT.” —MARCO C., CLASS OF 2015

Thank you to Enterprise, Alcoa Foundation, Steele Foundation, Marshall Foundation, and Hazen Foundation for upgrading San Miguel’s technology and providing students with the resources necessary for learning.

TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVEThe class of 2014 was the first senior class to receive iPads as part of San Miguel’s one-to-one technology initiative.

“TECHNOLOGY IS CONSTANTLY

UPDATING, AND WITH THE IPADS, SO IS OUR

LEARNING.”—KARINA V.

CLASS OF 2014

SAN MIGUEL’S 10TH YEAR BEGINS! Frydha C., class of 2015 talks with Judy McDermott, Executive Director of The Tucson Conquistadores, at the Truckin on…to 10 Years anniversary kickoff event. Donors, students, founding leaders, and staff celebrated with dancing, food trucks, and desserts at the Tucson Museum of Art on March 1, 2014.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! FOR A FABULOUS 10TH ANNIVERSARY FUNDRAISING EVENT APRIL 11, 2015 AT SAN MIGUEL HIGH SCHOOL.

2013-2014 DONORS: A-1 Self Storage, AGM Container Controls, Ms. Elizabeth Aguallo, Alcoa Fastening Systems, Mr. & Mrs. Jay & Megan Alexander, Ms. Kristin Almquist, American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Mrs. Patty Arida, Arizona Community Foundation, Mr. J. Manuel Arreguin, ASARCO, Ms. Sarah Ascher, Dr. & Mrs. Boyd & Kristin Ashdown, Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Carol AuClair, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Elizabeth Balsbaugh, Mr. & Mrs. Steven Banzhaf, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Jo Marie Barkley, Mr. & Mrs. John Barkley, Mr. Mark Barmann, Br. Ronald Bartusiak, Mr. Brian Bateman, Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Jane Becker, Ms. Susan Beesemyer, Ms. Dixie Bennett, Ms. Gail Benton, Br. Dominic Berardelli, BFL Construction, Mr. Charles Blackwell, BlueCross BlueShield of Arizona, Inc., Mr. & Mrs. John & Karen Brady, Mr. J.W. Brammer, Mr. Timothy Buckholz, Ms. Alicia Buckholz, Ms. Rebecca Buscemi, Ms. Jacqueline Bush, Ms. Debbie Bush, Casas Adobes Oral &

Maxillofacial Surgery Inc., Mr. & Mrs. Joe & Diane Casey, Catholic Daughters of America, Catholic Foundation for the Diocese of Tucson, Chapman Automotive, Br. Camillus Chavez, Citi , Clear View Business Solutions, Mr. & Mrs. Jack & Carol Clements, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Click, Click Family Foundation, Mr. James Coldwell, Mr. Scott Cole, Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, Drs. Frank & Jody Comstock, Connie Hillman Family Foundation, Ms. Sharon Corcoran, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard & Doris Coris, Ms. Jennie Cota, Mr. Mark Cowley, Cox Communications, Ms. Carla Craig, Mr. Joseph Crane, Crest Insurance Group, Ms. Randi Lyn Crist, Mr. & Mrs. Stan Crist, Ms. Tamara Crockett, Mr. Gerald Davies, Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Cole & Jeannie Davis, De La Salle Institute, Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment, Desert Leaf, Mr. and Mrs. Hank & Judy Deutsch, Diocese of Tucson, DML, Inc, Ms. Nola Domenici, Eaglet Foundation, Dr. & Mrs. Peter & Phyllis Eichman, Mr. & Mrs. Jay & Peggy Eisele, Ms. Lupita Espinoza, Mr. & Mrs. Tom & Marcy Euler, Mrs. Carol Fagan, Ms. Sandy Fajardo, Mr. Michael Flatley, Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation, Ms. Diane Frisch, Gerald K. Smith and John C. Smith Law offices, PLLC, Mr. Court Gettel, Mr. & Mrs. John & Gwen Gildea, Mr. & Mrs. Scott & Deborah Gordon, Mr. Raymond Grady, Ms. Lori Green, Ms. Lucia Guajardo, Ms. Norma Guerra, Ms. Charlotte Hagerty, Ms. Peg Halpin, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Lily Ham, Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Skye Hanson, Ms. Linda Harrington, Mr. Dustin Harshman, Mr. & Mrs. Alain & Nicola Hartmann, Dr. Meredith Hay, Hazen Family Foundation, Dr. James T. Hazzard, Ms. Lynda Hendrickson, Mr. & Mrs. David Herr-Cardillo, Mr. James Hillman, Ms. Kathy Hippensteel, Mrs. Helen Hirsch, Mr. & Mrs. Gary & Kandy Hirsch, Mr. & Mrs. Louis & Kathy Hollingsworth, Mr. William Holmes & Ms. Shelley Pozez, Hughes Federal Credit Union, Mr. William Hussey, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey & Michaele Hustad, IBM International Foundation, Inter-State Investigative Services, J & T Electric Company, Mr. & Mrs. Alex & Ruthann Jacome, Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Marites John, Mr. & Mrs. Bradley & Jacqueline Johns, Mr. & Mrs. Roland & Nancy Jones, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Jordan, Mr. Brett Joyce, Mr. & Mrs. John & Barbara Kaperka, Dr. & Mrs. Chris & Lynn Karabinas, Mr. & Mrs. Mike & Beth Kasser, Mr. James Kautz, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Keaney, Ms. Carla Keegan, Ms. Kim Kimbriel, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald & Diane Kindall, Kitay Family Foundation, Dr. & Mrs. Daniel & Adaline Klemmedson, Ms. Maureen Kline, Mrs. Maria Kristofl, Mr. Joseph Kristofl, Mr. Ihor Kunasz, KVOA TV, Mr. & Mrs. John Lauer, Ms. Janet Lesher, Lexus of Tucson Royal Auto Group, Mr. Lawrence Lippert,

SAN MIGUEL’S CLASS OF 2014 ACADEMIC LEADERS: Jocelyn M., Co-Salutatorian; Yulian C., Valedictorian; and Abraham F., Co-Salutatorian.

“Donations reflect those made between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. We have made very effort to include all of our stakeholders in our supporter listings. If we accidentally omitted your name, we sincerely apologize. Please contact us with any errors or omissions.”

THANKY O U !2013-2014 DONORS

Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Danelle Liwski, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Lizardi, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Judy Logan, Ms. Bridget Longoria, Mr. & Mrs. Humberto Lopez, Mr. & Mrs. William & Cydnee Ludt, Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Lusch, Ms. Patricia Lynch, Mr. Donald Mabry, Ms. Kimberly Marchesseault, Mr. Mike Marlim, Marshall Foundation, Mrs. Judith Martin, Sr. Mary Therese Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mason & Suzanne Miles, Ms. Judy McDermott, Mr. Michael McGrath, Mr. & Mrs. John & Nancy McKearney, Mr. & Mrs. Chris & Suzanne McNamara, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth McNealy, Mr. Al Mendralla, Ms. Frances Merryman, Mr. & Mrs. Jerald Meyer, Mrs. Charlotte Milcetich-Picallo, Mr. Gary Miller, Ms. Sylvia Mioduski, Ms. Christine Miranda, Ms. Barbara Montes, Mr. Francisco Moreno, Moreno Family Foundation, Mr. Larry Moskal, Lt. Col. & Mrs. Charles D. & Linda Mount, Mountain West Agency Services, Mr. Lawrence Mulcahy, Mr. &

Mrs. Gilbert Munoz, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Murray, Mr. & Mrs. Rick & Judy Myers, Ms. Natalie Morando, Mrs. Eleanore Nawrocki, Mr. Don Nickerson, Nova Financial Services, Mr. Jack O’Conner, Mr. Thomas O’Donnell, Mr. John Omernik, Dr. & Mrs. Michael & Cindy Parseghian, Pascua Yaqui Tribe, Mr. Jack Pemberton, Perfection Plastic Surgery, Mr. & Mrs. James Perry & Sheila Corcoran-Perry, Mr. Ramiro Peru, Mr. Daniel Petrillo, PICOR, Pima County Attorney’s Office, Pima Federal Credit Union, Pima Medical Institute, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar & Lesli Pintor, Ms. Kelly Puchi, Mr. Chuck Putney, R & R Family Kitchen, Mr. & Mrs. Don & Nancy Radakovich, Mr. & Mrs. John Rafferty, Raytheon Charitable Giving, Raytheon Matching Gifts for Education Program, Regier Carr & Monroe, LLP, CPAs, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Reyes, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Reyes, Mr. & Mrs. Marie Richardson, Ms. Wilma Rider, Ms. Yasmin Rieger, Ms. Sara Riordan, Mr. James Rodolph, Mr. Mark Rodriguez, Br. Ronald Roggenback, Ms. Margo Rooney, Ms. Maria Rosales, Mr. & Mrs. John & Debbie Rowe, Rusing, Lopez & Lizardi, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Russell, Ms, RJ Saavedra, Ms. Cyndi Samples, Ms. Diane Sand, Ms. Dina Scalone-Romero, Ms. Barbara Schaefer, Drs. John & Helen Schaefer, Ms. Melissa Schwindenhammer, Mr. & Mrs. John & Kathy Shaheen, Mr. & Mrs Hank & Chris Shea, Mr. Clark Crist & Mrs. Leslie Shultz-Crist, Mr. Thomas Shumaker, Mr. & Mrs. David Silverio, Mr. & Mrs. Britton & Faye Simmons, Ms. Harriet Sitter, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard & Gabriela Skitzki, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Slattery, Mr. Kenneth Sliva, Mr. & Mrs. Ken & Linda Smalley, Mr. & Mrs. John Spilotro, St. Paul’s, St. Paul’s School, State Employee Charitable Campaign, The Steele Foundation, Inc., Mr. Dallas Steely, Ms. Karan Stewart, Stone Canyon Community Foundation, Ms. Mary Sullivan, Sundt Construction, Mr. Bruce Suppes, Mr. Travis Sween, Ms. Linda Talavera, Ms. Ruth Tankersley, Target, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Taylor, The Eaglet Foundation, The Northern Trust Company, Ms. Margaret B. Thomson, Mr. & Mrs. Steven Thu, Ms. Tara Tocco, Tocco Financial Services, Ms. Christina Tolman, Mr. & Mrs. James Toole, Ms. Christine Toretti, Mr. & Mrs. Pete & Ann Torrez, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Torrington, Toyota Dealer Match Program, Ray &

Maryann Tritz, Tucson Conquistadores, Ms. Nancy Turner, United Way of Tucson & Southern Arizona, Universal Avionics Systems Corp., Ms. Briana Valdez, Mr. Rudy Valencia, Ms. Diane Rhetta Valencia, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Alice Van Egeren, Vantage West Credit Union, Mr. Herman & Jennifer Verdugo, Virginia Nevin Corcoran & Genevieve Nevin Charitable Foundation, Visual Eyes LLC, Mrs. Carol Volk, Mr. & Mrs. Todd & Susan Vos, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony & Joan Vuturo, Dr. John Wagner, Mr. & Mrs. Kurt & Liz Wallendorf, Mr. & Mrs. Grant & Patricia Waterkotte, Mrs. Elizabeth Weiner-Schulman, Mr. & Mrs. Frank & Jana Westerbeke, Mr. Mark Wlach, Br. Gregory Wright, Mr. & Mrs. Florencio I. Zaragoza, Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Zuckerman, Zuckerman Community Outreach Foundation. TAX CREDIT DONORS: AAA Scholarship Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Jennifer Acuna, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Adams, Mr. & Mrs. Larry & Florence Adamson, Mr.& Mrs. Jay & Mary Lou Adler, Ms. Rita Aigner, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley & Marcy Alberda, Mr. Jay & Megan Alexander, Mr. Stephen Algeo, Mr. & Mrs. John & Adelia Ames, Arizona Community Foundation, Arizona Leadership Foundation, Arizona School Choice Trust, Mr. & Mrs. Jose Arredondo, Mr. & Mrs. Bill & Molly Assenmacher, Mr. & Mrs. John Atkielski, Mr. & Mrs. Carol & Michael AuClair, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Auslander, Mr. & Mrs. Steven Austin, Ms. Dorothy Bable, Ms. Rosemary Bacon, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Bader, Mr. & Mrs. Shawn & Dawn Ball, Bank of Tucson, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Jo Marie Barkley, Mr. & Mrs. John Barkley, Ms. Belinda Barrington, Ms. Christina Barrios, Ms. Stella Bay, Mr. & Mrs. David & Carrie Beauto, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Beland, Ms. Anna Laura Bennington, Mr. Marco Bermudez, Ms. Lilia Bermudez, Mr. Kenneth Betzen, Mr. James Bevan, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Binnie, Mr. & Mrs. Pamela Black-Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Del Bliss, Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Lori Block, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Frances Bogus, Ms. Alexandra Bolhack, Mr. & Mrs. Scott & Patricia Bolhack, Ms. Lauren Bolhack, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Mary Boulger, Ms. Caitlin Brady, Mr. Brendan Brady, Ms. Margaret Brady, Mr. & Mrs. John & Karen Brady, Mr. Garry Brav, Mr. & Mrs. George & Marian Brennan, Mr. Mark Briggs, Ms. Dora Brockie, Mr. & Mrs. John Brodie, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Bromiel, Ms. Mary Brower, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Buettner, Ms. Melanie Builder, Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Norinne Burke, Mr. & Mrs. James & Jaime Burke, Ms. Mary Burnett, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Burns, Mr. Gabriel & Jessie Bustamante, Mr. Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford,

“THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR INVESTING IN MY EDUCATION. BECAUSE OF YOU MY FUTURE GOALS ARE SET. I WILL BE THE FIRST PERSON IN MY FAMILY TO ATTEND COLLEGE.” —CASSANDRA R. CLASS OF 2016

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Capp, Mr. Erick Carreon, Ms. Rosa Carreon, Mr. & Mrs. Harry & Suzanne Carrozza, Mr. & Mrs. Dean & Carolynne Carter, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cassidy, Mr. Steve Castleberry, Mr. Rudy & Carol Castro, Catholic Tuition Support Organization, Ms. Barbara Cavett, Mr. & Mrs. Bibiano & Margarita Ceniceros, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Challem, Mr. Jimmy Chavez, Mr. Victor Chavez, Cincinnati Insurance Companies, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Cisco, Ms. Theresa Cisler, Mr. Samuel Ciulla, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Clark, Mr. Robert Clark, Ms. Rose Clemens-Williams, Ms. Virginia Clements, Mr. & Mrs. Jack & Carol Clements, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cobb, Ms. Barbara Collins, Mr. Rafael Colon-Pesquera, Mr. Gary Connell, Mr. A.C. & Guadalupe Cooper, Ms. Sharon Corcoran, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard & Doris Coris, Ms. Josefina Coss, Ms. Jennie Cota, Ms. Jannie Cox, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene & Maria Coyle, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Karrie Cravens, Mr. & Mrs. John & Delina Creasy, Mr. Justin Crist, Mr. & Mrs. Clark & Leslie Crist, Ms. Tamara Crockett, Ms. Jaqueline Crockett, Mr. & Mrs. John & Kathleen Curry, Ms. Laura Curry, Ms. Teresa Curry, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cusack, Mr. Fred Dardis, Mr. & Mrs. Marcus & Patricia Dash, Dataforth, Mr. Gerald Davies, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Dean, Ms. Jo Dechatelet, Mr. & Mrs. Dino DeConcini, Mr. & Mrs. Serge Delage, Mr. Paul Dellafiora, Mr. Richard Deschenes, Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Desilva, Mr. Michael Devries, Ms. Geraldine Diaz-Peterson, Mr. Gary Dillahunty, Mr. & Mrs. Newton & Jody Disney, Mr. John Doherty, Dr. & Mrs. Mark Donovan, Mrs. Mary Dorais, Ms. Mary Dufrane-Mashek, Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Dunkel, Mr. & Mrs. Curtis & Elizabeth Dunshee, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Dusenberry, Ms. Nadine Dworian, Mr. & Mrs. Roy & Mary Eberbach, Dr. & Mrs. Peter & Phyllis Eichman, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Elias, Mr. & Mrs. Rick Elliott, Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Mary Enderle, Dr. & Mrs. Luis Esparza, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Estrada, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel K. Fahey, Mr. & Mrs. Heriberto & Elizabeth Federico, Mr. Larry & Carolyn Fellows, Mr. & Mrs. Art Fernandez, Dr. & Mrs. Celestino & Kim Fernandez, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Filiatrault, Mr. & Mrs. James Finlen, Mr. & Mrs. Steven & Kimberly Fioccoprile, Mr. Kenneth Fischer, Mr. & Mrs. Joel Fisher, Col. & Mrs. James & Joan Fitzsimmons, Ms. Kathryn Fleming, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Flowers, Ms. Beth Foster, Ms. Elizabeth Francisco, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Freer, Mr. Alan Frolich, Ms. Lisa Funk, Mr. & Mrs. Eric Gall, Mr. Jose Gallego, Mr. John Gallo, Mr. & Mrs. James Garcia, Mr. Daniel Garcia, Mr. Francisco Garcia, Mr. & Mrs. David & Leslie Gardner, Ms. Joanne Garver, Mr. John Gavina, Mr. & Mrs. Ted Geare, Geico, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony & Rosa Geonnotti, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley & Judith Getch, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Gildon, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher & Mary Gilles, Mr. David Godlewski, Mr. Oscar Gonzalez, Mr. & Mrs. Doug and Emma Jo Goodman, Mr. & Mrs. Scott & Deborah Gordon, Mr. & Mrs. Patricia Gospodarek, Mr. Marion Graham, Grand Canyon University, Mr. Cesarek Grant, Drs. John Gray, Ms. Betsy Green, Mr. & Mrs. James & Loma Griffith, Ms Crystal Grijalva, Mr. Thomas Groh, Mr. Hector Guiot, Mr. & Mrs. Gary & Barbara Guthrie, Dr. & Mrs. John Habra, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hadden, Ms. Eleanor Hagen, Mr. & Mrs. Randy Halverson, Mr. & Mrs. David Hameroff, Ms. Martha Hammond, Mr. Mike Hannley, Mr. & Mrs. William & Patricia Hannum, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon & Linda Hanson, Mr. Walter Hardesty, Mr. & Mrs. Alain & Nicola Hartmann, Mr. & Mrs. Edward & Jeanne Hasbrook, Dr. Meredith Hay, Mr. & Mrs. Gene Hechler, Ms. Lupe Hendrickson, Ms. Jayne Henninger, Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Hernandez, Mr. James Herzfeld, Mr. Thomas Hines, Mr. & Mrs. Gary & Kandy Hirsch, Ms. Linda Hoffman, Mr. William D. Hohmann, Mr. & Mrs. Robin Horton, Mr. & Mrs. John & Nancy Howard, Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Huff, Ms. Gretchen Hull, Mr. & Mrs. Guy & Lu Meeke Hummon, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey & Michaele Hustad, Ms. Holly Hutchison Cole, Institute for Better Education, Mr. & Mrs. John Jacko, Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Jackson, Ms. Erica Jacquez, Mr. & Mrs. Herman Johannesmeyer, Mr. & Mrs. Michael John, Mr. & Mrs. Bradley & Jacqueline Johns, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Phil Johnston, Mr. & Mrs. Bob & Pattie Johnston, Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Judith Jolley, Mr. & Mrs. Hunter Jones, Ms. Kathleen Jones, Mr. & Mrs. Christian & Diane Joos, Ms. Laurie Jurs, Mr. & Mrs. John & Barbara Kaperka, Mr. Matthew Kaplan, Mr. & Mrs. Craig & Laura Kaufman, Mr. James Kautz, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Keaney, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick & Judith Ann Keller, Mr Joe and Kim Kelley, Mr. & Mrs. John & Maureen Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kempken, Ms. Kim Kimbriel, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kimminau, Mr. & Mrs. Mike Kirby, Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Klemmedson, Mr. & Mrs. Gary & Doris Kling, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Knott, Mr. & Mrs. John Kofron, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Judy Kolvick, Ms. Sylvia Kothe, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Krapa, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Kraus, Mrs. Maria Kristofl, Mr. Edguardo Laguillo, Mr. & Mrs. Tad Lamb, Mr. & Mrs. David Lane, Ms. Janice Larche, Ms. Helen Largitaut, Mr. & Mrs. John Lauer, Mr. Thomas Lauther, Ms. Jessica Lazarus, Mr. Robert Leach,

“SUPPORTERS MAKE OUR FUTURES A

REALITY. WITHOUT SUPPORTERS I WOULDN’T

HAVE RECEIVED THE SCHOLARSHIP THAT

ALLOWED ME TO ATTEND SAN MIGUEL, WITHOUT

THE GENEROSITY OF OTHERS I WOULDN’T BE HERE. SAN MIGUEL HAS

SHOWED ME WHAT I AM CAPABLE OF, HAS SHOWED

ME THAT HARD WORK PAYS OFF, HAS SHOWED ME THE GENEROSITY OF

PEOPLE, AND HAS SHOWN ME MY FUTURE.

—MIREYA I.A. CLASS OF 2015

Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold & Vivienne Ledesma, Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Betty Leftault, Mr. James Leising, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Elizabeth Leko, Mr. John Leonardo, Ms. Virginia Lester, Ms. Laura Levin, Ms. Ellen Lewis, Mr. William Lindley, Mr. Lawrence Lippert, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas & Mary Lisa, Mr. Thomas Litwicki, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Lizardi, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar & Kim Lizardi, Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Lof, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Lopez, Ms. Rene Lopez, Mr. George Lord, Mr. David Lovitt, Mr. & Mrs. John Low, Mr. & Mrs. William & Cydnee Ludt, Ms. Carolyn Luttschwager, Ms. Patricia Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. Dan & Bettina Lyons, Mr. & Mrs. Phil Lyons, Ms. Patricia Maccorquodale, Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Macias, Mr. & Mrs. Javier Madrid, Mr. & Mrs. David Mancini, Mr. & Mrs. Nick & Sharon Mansour, Ms. Kimberly Marchesseault, Mr. & Mrs. John Marques, Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Marquez, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Marsh, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Martell, Mr. John Martin, Mr. Jesus Martinez, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Martinez, Mr. Danny Martinez, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Marum, Mr. Terry Marvin, Ms. Marsha Mason, Ms. Sylvia Matteson, Mr. & Mrs. Barry & Anne McCall, Mr. & Mrs. James & Mary McCallum, Mr. & Mrs. Brian McCarthy, Ms. Jane McCollum, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Mary Belle McCorkle, Ms. Judy McDermott, Mr. & Mrs. Harry McDermott, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph & Margaret McDonald, Ms. Phyllis McEnroe, Mr. & Mrs. John & Margaret McGee, Mr. Michael

McGrath, Ms. Patricia McGuire, Mr. & Mrs. Chris & Suzanne McNamara, Mr. & Mrs. Khalil Alma Mejia-Garcia, Ms. Margaret Messmer, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Metzger, Ms. Sylvia Mioduski, Ms. Christine Miranda, Mr. Gerald Miriani, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Moffett, Mr. & Mrs. John Monahan, Mr. & Mrs. Jane & Russell Monson, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Morales, Ms. Maria Morales-Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald & Judella Mortaloni, Mr. & Mrs. David Morthland, Lt. Col. & Mrs. Charles D. and Linda Mount, Mr. Lawrence Mulcahy, Ms. Annette Munoz, Mr. Thomas & Christine Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Murray, Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Jocelyn Muscarello, Mr. & Mrs. Sean & Hema Myers, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas & Gloria Naifeh, Mr. & Mrs. Chris Nannini, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Nelson, Ms. Colleen Niccum, Ms. Geraldine Norby, Mr. & Mrs. John O’Brien, Mr. & Mrs. Enrique Ochart, Ms. Randilyn Crist and Jack O’Connor, Mr. & Mrs. Lane & Kim Oden, Mr. Thomas O’Donnell, Mr. & Mrs. Elias & Josefa Olivas, Mr. & Mrs. Elias Olivas, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Olsen, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond & Jean O’Neil, Mr. David Orr, Dr. & Mrs. Theron Ovitt, Mr. Steve Pagnucco, Mr. & Mrs. Craig & Cassa Palmer, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Lorraine Park, Mr. & Mrs. James & Candy Parkhurst, Ms. Regina Parks, Dr. & Mrs. Michael & Cindy Parseghian, Mr. & Mrs. William Patient, Dr. Denny Peck, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pennington, Mr. & Mrs. David & Kelly Perks, Mr. & Mrs. James Perry, Mr. Buddy Philpot, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar & Lesli Pintor, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Plunkett, Ms. Michele Poteet, Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Maria Preble, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Prouty, Mr. & Mrs. Cletus Quinn, Mr. & Mrs. Marcos & Florentina Quintero, Mr. & Mrs. Don & Nancy Radakovich, Mr. & Mrs. John Rafferty, Mr. & Mrs. Erick Ramirez, Ms. Gloria Ramirez, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Ramos, Mr. & Mrs. David & Molly Ramsower, Mr. & Mrs. Loel Ray, Mr. & Mrs. Norm Rebenstorf, Mr. & Mrs. Manson & Jane Reedal, Mr. & Mrs. Tim Reiger, Mr. C. Dale Reis, Mr. & Mrs. Andres Reyes, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Reyes, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence & Susan Ring, Mr & Mrs. Ever

Rodriguez, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Romo, Ms. Anne Ronan, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ross, Mr. & Mrs. Ted Roush, Mr. & Mrs. Earle Sr. & Marie Ruhnke, Mr. Jeremy Ruiz, Mr. & Mrs. Goerge & Marie Ryder, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Sainz, Mr. & Mrs. Lyle & Elba Samuels, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sanderson, Mr. Jose Santiago, Ms. Maria Santo, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Schatzberg, Ms. Cynthia Schneider, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Schorr, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Schuchardt, Mr. & Mrs. James Schumacher, Ms. Alexis Seader, Mr. & Mrs. Hendrik Seaney, Shamrock Foods, Ms. Susan Shankles, Mrs. Moira Shannon, Mr. & Mrs Hank & Chris Shea, Ms. Margaret Sheehan, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sheehy, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Adrian Shelton, Ms. Kathleen Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs. Allen & Abigail Sheppard, Mr. & Mrs. David Sherry, Mr. Thomas Shumaker, Mr. & Mrs. David Silverio, Mr. & Mrs. Gayland Simpson, Mr. Gary Simpson, Mr. & Mrs. Mario Siracusa, Ms. Harriet Sitter, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sitzman, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey & Caitlin Sklar, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Slattery, Mr. & Mrs. Ken & Linda Smalley, Mr. & Mrs. Jay & Sandra Smith, Mr. William Sobers,

“THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING ME AND GIVING ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO SUCCEED IN LIFE AND GO TO COLLEGE. IT MEANS A LOT THAT YOU BELIEVE IN ME AND MY FUTURE.” —ANTHONY G. CLASS OF 2017

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Sommer, Southwest Gas, Mr. & Mrs. Stan Spackeen, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. & Pat Spencer, Mr. Joseph Sprietsma, St. Frances Cabrini Parish, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Joan Stapleton, Mr. David Stevens, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Stewart, Mr. Thomas Stoffel, Mr. & Mrs. John & Elaine Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Supp, Mrs. Laurie Swanson, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas & Ruth Swanton, Hon. Paul E. Tang, Mr. James Taylor, Ms. Judith Terlizzi, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Teso, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Theisen, Ms. Margaret B. Thomson, Mr. & Mrs. Jason & Amanda Tobak, Ms. Judith Tocco, Ms. Christina Tolman, Mr. & Mrs. James Tomola, Mrs. Caroline Tompkins, Ms. Mary Trejo, Mr. Richard Treveloni, Mr. & Mrs. David Trujillo, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Turcotte, Ms. Nancy Turner, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Turney, Mr. & Mrs. Barbara Udell, Mr. & Mrs. Merle Uhlig, Mr. Guillermo Uribe, Ms. Jasmin Uribe, Ms. Liz Uribe, Mr. Frank Valenzuela, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Alice Van Egeren, Mr. & Mrs Gerald & Debra Van Zee, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Vandall, Mr. & Mrs. William Vasko, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Veth, Ms. Taunya Villicana, Mr. & Mrs. John & Erin Vincent, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Deborah Visbal, Mr. & Mrs. John & Virginia Vogt, Ms. Jennifer Volpe, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Volpe, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Nancy Walbert, Mr. & Mrs. Kirk & Liz Wallendorf, Mr. & Mrs. William Ward, Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Webb, Ms. Angelina Wehrkamp, Mr. & Mrs. Frank & Jana Westerbeke, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Mary Williamson, Mr. Jeffrey Willis, Mr. & Mrs. Lee Wilson, Mr.& Mrs. John & Kathleen Winger, Ms. Anne Wolfe, Ms. Sierra Wong, Mr. & Mrs. David Wright, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Yacovone, Ms. Joan Yates, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Young, Mr. Amer Zarif, Mr. Frank Zelis, Mr. Fernando Zepeda. IN KIND DONATIONS: Mr. & Mrs. Paul Capp, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Mary Boulger, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Pamela Shell, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Ronstadt, Ms. Barbara Schaefer, RCM CPAs Regier Carr & Monroe, LLP, CPAs, Ms. Harriet Sitter, Mr. Travis Sween, Ms. Suzanne Kaiser, Mrs. Monica Romero, Ms. Ambre Cole, Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Jocelyn Muscarello, The Tucson Racquet Club, St. Mary’s Press. IN HONOR OF: Gery Short by John Omernik, Alandra Lopez by Roland & Nancy Jones, Deanna Meyer & Richard Kraft by Jerald & Cathy Meyer, De La Salle Christian Brothers by Br. Ronald Bartusiak, Oscar Lizardi & Leslie Shultz-Crist by Robert Ramirez Vantage West Credit Union, Jim Click by David Herr-Cardillo, Sr. Judith Franz & Erica Jacquez by Sr. Barbara Donahue, Fr. Bob Fuller by Susan Beesemeyer, John Omernik by Linda Harrington. IN MEMORY OF: Maria Lara’s Father by Leonard & Doris Coris, John Kristofl by Maria Kristofl, Leonardo Picallo & Rena & John S. Milcetich by Charlotte Milcetich, Miguel Valencia by Rudolph Valencia, Consuelo F. Shumaker by Thomas Shumaker, Walter Ahsmann by Br. Dominic Berardelli, Maria Elvira Quiroz by George & Magda Green, Patrick Lynch by Patricia Lynch.

Corporate Internship Program (CIP)

$1,487,003

Tax Credits in Support of Scholarships1,396,012

Operations/ Contributions

847,642

Tuition201,020

Capital Gifts302,938

REVENUE

Instructional/ Program

$1,995,682

Administration488,384

Facilities/ Transportation421,763

CIP454,413

Fundraising 177,874

Capital Interest130,451

EXPENSES

2013-14 UNAUDITED FINANCIALS

2013/2014 NET ASSETS

MORTGAGE BALANCE: $2,885,000 AS OF JUNE 30, 2014

Beginning of the Year $8,034,887

End of the Year $8,619,726

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