20 Years of the Phoenix

Annual Report | 2023 - 2024

20 years C E L E B R AT I N G

OF THE PHOENIX

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For two decades, the mission of Boston Prep has remained unwavering: to prepare our students to succeed in four-year colleges and to instill within them the values of lifelong ethical growth.

This mission has been our guiding star, driving us forward regardless of any challenges and obstacles we might face.”

- Meekerley Sanon, Executive Director 2024 Annual Toast

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Dear Friends,

Twenty years ago, a vision was born—not just to educate but to transform lives.

This journey began with our Founder, Scott McCue, who spent 2002 and 2003 preparing to open Boston Prep in 2004. His dedication laid the foundation for a school that aimed to serve the Boston community with a steadfast two-part mission. Sharon Liszanckie’s decade of leadership continued to build upon this foundation. Under her guidance, Boston Prep grew from 400 to 700 students, secured a permanent home, and initiated the next phase of our journey with our portrait of a graduate and anti-racism visioning—all while navigating the challenges of a global pandemic.

No matter what obstacles have stood in our way, one thing has always rang true - for the last twenty years, Boston Prep has shown unwavering dedication to nurturing each student’s unique talents and gifts.

As we celebrate 20 years of accomplishments, we honor the legacy built by our staff, students, alumni, families, and supporters who have helped Boston Prep achieve, thrive, and persevere. Twenty years is a significant milestone, yet it is just the beginning. Look towards the future , Boston Prep remains committed to evolving and expanding our impact. Our vision is to empower every student to embrace ethical growth, excel academically, and lead with purpose in their communities and beyond.

In the coming years, we will deepen our focus on preparing our students not only for college but for lives marked by resilience, leadership, and social responsibility. We are excited to explore new partnerships and programs that further support our mission. With the collective strength of our dedicated staff, families, alumni, and supporters, Boston Prep is poised to build on our legacy and inspire the next generation of leaders who will shape a brighter future Thank you for your continued support and love for the Boston Prep community. We look forward to all the ways our community will continue to soar to new heights in the years to come.

In partnership,

Meekerley Sanon Executive Director

Kim Borchert Chair, Board of Trustees

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Community AT A G L A N C E

Boston Prep draws students from neighborhoods across the Greater Boston area, including Dorchester, Hyde Park, Mattapan, Roxbury, and beyond. Our diverse community includes artists, athletes, step dancers, creative writers, STEM enthusiasts, and more, each bringing unique talents and perspectives to our school. As we continue to grow, these students represent a vibrant mix of interests and backgrounds that enrich our school culture.

Here is a look at our school demographics for the 2024 school year.

700 total students 31.1% 61.2% 16.1%

of students identify as Hispanic or Latinx

19.1% of students have a reported disability

of students identify as Black

of students are English Language Learners

67.5%

of students come from low-income househouses

20 years

OF LIVING OUR MISSION

Over the past twenty years, Boston Prep has grown from 110 sixth graders to 700 students across grades six through twelve, positioning itself as a staple in the greater Boston community.

While we have evolved over the years, our commitment to our mission remains the same - to prepare our students to succeed in four-year colleges and to instill the values of lifelong ethical growth.

ELEMENTS OF SUCCESS COLLEGE PREPARATORY ACADEMICS Boston Prep offers an education that is anchored in rigorous academics and culturally responsive pedagogy.

A CULTURE OF ETHICS

We cultivate meaningful experiences that guide our students' ethical growth, staying with them throughout their lives.

PERSISTENCE TO AND THROUGH COLLEGE Boston Prep’s Persistence Project offers support for students from grade 6 through the completion of post secondary education.

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Celebrating 20 Years For 20 years, Boston Prep has empowered students to excel academically, embrace ethical growth, and prepare for lifelong success. Discover how Boston Prep has evolved and thrived over the past two decades.

2003 Boston Prep was founded by Scott McCue and received its first charter on October 16, 2003.

2004 “Laurent Anfernee Jalen Benett!” With these words, former State Street Boston Chairman and CEO Bill Edgerly selected Boston Preparatory Charter School’s first student. Mr. Edgerly continued to draw 194 more names at the school’s March 11, 2004, admissions lottery. Boston Prep opened its doors to its Founding 6th Grade Class on September 7th, 2004.

2005 - 2006 Boston Prep students record best ever MCAS results for a first year charter school in Boston.

2009 - 2010 In 2009, Boston Prep introduced its first AP class, AP U.S. History, with students enjoying a field trip to Washington, D.C. The following year, in 2010, Boston Prep juniors visited Rome, marking the school's first international field trip.

2011

Boston’s founding class graduated on June 15, 2011, earning $800,000 of financial aid.

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2020 - 2021

2012

On July 16th, 2012, Boston Prep welcomed a new Executive Director, Sharon Liszanckie.

2014

Two months later, Boston Prep launched the Phoenix Family Fund, providing the opportunity for Boston Prep families to receive cash assistance to support food and housingstability, health care needs, and other basic necessities.

In 2014, Boston Prep recieved the Pozen Prize for Innovative Schools at the Boston Foundation.

2015 Members of the Boston Prep community came together to witness the new building’s ground breaking on December 5, 2015.

On March 1, 2021, the Boston Globe released an article, calling Boston Prep the “blueprint” for reopening schools in Boston.

2017 Boston Prep was awarded an additional 300 seats by the State due to a demonstrated track record of success.

In March of 2020, Covid-19 forced Boston Prep to pivot to fully remote, online learning.

2022

In June of 2022, Boston Prep welcomed a new Executive Director, Meekerley Sanon.

2018

2024

On Saturday, September 8, 2018, Boston Prep held a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the site of its newly constructed facility in Hyde Park.

The project marked the completion of three years of construction of a comprehensive middle and high school building, serving students from throughout the city of Boston. Mayor Martin J. Walsh gave the the Keynote Address.

Boston Prep’s Charter is renewed for the fourth consecutive time.

As we look to the years ahead, we are committed to evolving with intention, ensuring that every student is prepared not only for college success but for lives of purpose and impact. We will continue to embrace challenges and innovation, expanding our reach and deepening our support to empower even more students to write their own legacies. Together, we are shaping a future where our students lead with integrity, curiosity, and a commitment to bettering their communities and the world.

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Class of 2024 Matriculation List Boston University Bowdoin College Bridgewater State University Bunker Hill Community College College of Mount Saint Vincent Fisher College Fitchburg State University Framingham State University Franklin Cummings Tech Harvard University Johnson and Wales University Lasell University Lesley University Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Massasoit Community College Messina College at Boston College Northeastern University North Shore Community College Occidental College Rhode Island College Roxbury Community College UMass Amherst UMass Boston UMass Dartmouth UMass Lowell Worchester State University Worchester Polytech Institute Wentworth Institute of Technology

“ 20 YEARS OF THE PHOENIX | BOSTON PREP

Our middle school dreams are finally coming true.”

- Richard I ‘24, Harvard University ’28

20 years

OF COLLEGE READINESS

At Boston Prep, we see ourselves as an integrated middle school, high school, and alumni support system. Our work with students starts in sixth grade and extends through their college graduation, four years after they leave our building. As one cohesive unit, we work toward the shared goal of college success, where even a sixth-grade English class plays a crucial role in shaping a student's future. Our Grades 6-16 model is designed to provide intentional, integrated instruction across all grade levels, ensuring students gain the knowledge, skills, and habits necessary to thrive. Boston Prep’s Persistence Project continuously analyze student and alumni data to refine our approach, learning from their achievements and challenges.

By providing resources and support throughout their college journey, we help students focus on their education without the weight of financial strain. This holistic vision of growth ensures that every student leaves Boston Prep prepared to overcome challenges in college and beyond, with the financial freedom to succeed.

During the 2023-2024 School Year, our Persistence Project awarded alumni a total of $34,565, averaging $1,503 per student.

The Persistence Project is dedicated to supporting Boston Prep alumni on their path to college success. We provides a range of resources, including book stipends, emergency funding, credit recovery, and college trips and visits, all designed to ensure our students have the support they need to thrive.

665 ALUMNI marking a 14.5% increase in alumni from the 2023 school year.

89%

of seniors in the Class of 2024 who applied to 2- or 4-year programs have matriculated this fall.

90%

of the Class of 2024 completed the FAFSA funding to be eligible for federal, state, and school need-based aid.

Persistence funding is independent from the funding that supports our current middle school and high school students. This is why your support and generosity is so vital—it allows us to continue providing essential resources to every student and alum as they work toward success.

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20 years

OF RIGOROUS ACADEMIC S

Boston Prep’s Portrait of a Graduate defines the essential skills, habits, and knowledge we aspire for all our students to develop, equipping them for a life filled with opportunity and choice. The core tenets—Tenacious Learner, Independent Thinker, Conscious Contributor, and Creative Problem Solver—serve as the foundation of this vision.

In June, Boston Prep juniors participated in their Junior Showcase, focusing on one of these tenets to demonstrate their understanding and growth. Now seniors, Betsy C '25, Jhanelle E '25, Saneiya W '25, and Dominic R '25 reflect on their Portrait of a Graduate projects and the ways in which they continue to embody these values.

Saneiya W ‘25

Betsy C ‘25

I AM A TENACIOUS LEARNER

I A M A C R E AT I V E P R O B L E M S O LV E R

Saneiya’s project focused on advocating for mandatory mental health education and resources in schools, rooted in the Tenacious Learner tenet of Boston Prep’s Portrait of a Graduate. By addressing this issue, Saneiya not only demonstrated tenacity in tackling a difficult, deeply personal topic but also called for systemic change to ensure students receive the emotional support they need.

Betsy explored the challenges faced by undocumented immigrants, focusing on the inability to obtain a Social Security Number (SSN) and its profound impact on their lives, especially in terms of employment and access to benefits. Her project delves into the broader issue of anti-immigrant sentiment and systemic barriers.

“I chose Tenacious Learner because I feel like I’ve been through a lot of obstacles in my life. Instead of letting them weigh me down, I overcame them.”

Saneiya's research on the mental health challenges faced by high schoolers uncovered key data and statistics that bolstered her project. By combining this research with her own personal experiences, she created a compelling and impactful presentation.

As a Creative Problem Solver, Betsy tackled a complex social issue by identifying the deeper implications of the lack of a SSN and potential solutions through activism and policy change.

“I’m proud of this work because I was able to effectively do research on a topic that really interested me (...) It was a very complicated project that required a lot of time and energy, but it was worth it in the end.”

Dominic R ‘25

I AM AN INDEPENDENT THINKER Dominic centered his project around the Independent Thinker tenant, expanding on his AP Language persuasive essay about love and loyalty. His work explored these complex themes while demonstrating a strong command of rhetorical appeals and strategic rhetorical choices. Dominic emphasized the importance of presenting ideas with clarity and confidence, showing growth in both his analytical and public speaking skills.

“It takes a lot to stand in front of an audience and project your voice with confidence. This work definitely pushed me out of my comfort zone.”

Jhanelle E ‘25

I AM A CONSCIOUS CONTRIBUTOR Jhanelle exemplified the Conscious Contributor tenant through her project, which showcased a piece of artwork that challenged her creative boundaries. Her goal was to create something deeply personal, drawing on her spiritual roots as a Haitian girl.

Jhanelle’s piece focused on the Voodoo lwa (god) Papa Legba, incorporating extensive research on Haitian religious practices. She also applied advanced painting techniques, such as shadowing, which helped her refine her artistic style.

This project not only allowed Jhanelle to grow as an artist but also provided a meaningful opportunity to explore and connect with her cultural heritage.

The Junior Showcase challenged students to harness their academic strengths by selecting a topic of personal interest, conducting in-depth research, and creating a compelling, thoughtful project. Students then presented their work to peers and teachers. This project combined academic rigor with Boston Prep's dedication to fostering ethical growth.

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20 years

OF ETHICAL GROWTH

THE RETURN OF STUDENT TRAVEL During the 2023-2024 school year, we proudly revived a cherished Boston Prep tradition—the international Junior Class Trip!

At Boston Prep, we believe that education goes beyond the classroom, cultivating both intellectual growth and the development of strong ethical values and personal skills. International travel offers a unique opportunity to blend rigorous academics with immersive cultural experiences, allowing students to explore new environments in a meaningful way.

Our first international trip took place in 2010, when students traveled to Rome. The success of that experience underscored the importance of global travel in our holistic approach to student development, supporting our mission to prepare students for college and life beyond.

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Due to the pandemic, we paused our annual trips in 2020 as we adapted to the post-COVID world. However, last spring, we relaunched the program, offering students a transformative academic experience in Salamanca and Madrid, Spain.

International travel is important so students know that America isn't the only place on earth. Travel broadens our perspectives and generates curiosity, thus causing us to become more open-minded and open to learning new things. My favorite part of the Spain trip was hanging out with my friends and exploring, eating the delicious food, and taking outfit pictures.” - Willson G’ 25

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While in Spain, students participated in daily language lessons, practicing Spanish with native speakers. This immersive approach strengthened their language skills while boosting their confidence.

In addition to language learning, students took Flamenco dance classes, attended a session at Tía Tula, a renowned Spanish teaching college in Salamanca, explored historic architecture, and enjoyed the scenic views from El Huerto de Calixto y Melibea, among many other enriching experiences!

DEVELOPMENT OF THE WHOLE PERSON

At Boston Prep, we're deeply committed to the development of the whole person, with ethics at the heart of our mission. We believe that ethical growth is essential to shaping well-rounded individuals, which is why we integrate ethics into every facet of our school experience—from our curriculum to extracurricular activities and our broader school culture. By fostering a strong moral foundation, we empower our students not only to excel academically but also to navigate the world with integrity and purpose.

GRADES 6-12 ETHICS COURSES

EXTRACURRICULARS WITH IMPACT

Throughout their time at Boston Prep, students participate in Ethics classes that explore real-world issues, social-emotional well-being, and core ethical principles.

From clubs to sports, Boston Prep offers a range of activities designed to build teamwork, leadership, and spark creativity.

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And when it comes to our graduates, let us not only acknowledge the academic achievements that adorn transcripts but also the personal growth, friendships forged, and memories cherished along the way. Boston Prep’s mission cites college and career, but also focuses on lifelong ethical growth. Thinking back throughout your high school careers and seeing you all sitting here now, I am proud to say that this ethical growth has been attained - in how you treat others, in how you see the world, and in how, I am sure, you will approach attaining the next piece of your puzzle when you take your next step.”

- Neissa J ‘24, Bowdoin College ’28

SUMMER ENRICHMENT We invest in our students’ growth by helping cover tuition for select summer programs that offer life-changing experiences.

Previous summer enrichment programs include: Yale Young Global Scholars MIT MITES Summer Boston University's RISE Internship Smith College: College Readiness Program Northeastern University Young Scholars Program Carnegie Mellon’s Pre-College Programs Girls Who Code: Summer Immersion Program Mayor's Office Summer Internship The Harvard Pre-College Program Summer Journalism Academy at Boston University Artward Bound with MassArt

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Artists for Humanity Bentley's Wall Street 101 Brandeis Precollege Online Program UML Liftoff Summer@Brown

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Your support MATTERS

Giving to Boston Prep is an investment in the future of Boston's youth and their potential to create lasting change.

Your support helps us provide essential resources, guidance, and opportunities that empower students to excel academically, develop ethically, and become leaders in their communities.

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As a member of the board of trustees, I believe deeply in the mission and vision of our organization. I give because I want to lead by example and demonstrate my commitment to the cause we serve. My contributions not only help ensure the sustainability of our institution but also inspire others to do the same. Giving is about actively participating in the growth and success of our institution. I give because I believe in the power of education and the arts. I want to play a role in making a positive impact on the lives of the Boston Prep community, my community.

As a parent of a 2015 alum from Boston Prep, I’ve witnessed firsthand the impact of our institution’s education. I want to ensure that future generations of students have access to the same high- quality educational opportunities that benefited my own child.

By investing in its future, I am demonstrating my gratitude for the positive influence it had on my family. Through my contributions, I aim to help Boston Prep thrive and fulfill its mission of preparing students to succeed in four- year colleges and to embody lifelong ethical growth.”

- Amelia Cheers P ‘15, Board of Trustees

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Scan the QR code or visit bostonprep.org/donate to show your support!

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STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024 DOE Per-Pupil Revenue Grants Revenue

3,464,078

In-Kind Transportation and Pension

2,462,797

Program Fees

22,214

Private Revenue

438,815

Total Income Salaries, Benefits & Related Professional Fees & Recruitment

25,076,987 16,566,398 337,067

School/Student Expenses

3,281,149

General & Administration

743,863

Facilities

3,400,319

Depreciation

407,598

Contingency

0

Total Expense Net Ordinary Income

24,736,394 340,593

Other Income

154,023

Restricted Grants/Fundraising

375,000

Changes in Net Assets

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869,616

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024 Cash

6,838,577

Accounts Receivable

1,394,480

Prepaid Expenses and Other

104,209

Total Current Assets

8,337,266

Right to Use Lease

24,987,193

Fixed Assets, Net

397,768

Total Assets

33,722,227

Current Portion of Lease Accounts Payable Accrued Expenses Capital Lease Obligation Total Liabilities

923,695 1,618,671 757,649 24,449,482 27,749,497

Net Assets

5,972,730

Total Equity

5,972,730

Total Liabilities & Equity

33,722,227

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THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING BOSTON PREP Thank you to everyone who supported Boston Prep and our mission throughout the 2023-2024 school year. Your generosity and continued commitment allows us to provide an education worthy of our students’ brilliance.

Support is for Boston Prep and the Preparatory Foundation, Inc. from July 1, 2023 - June 1, 2024. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dave Berkley, Trustee Teacher, Boston Prep Kimberly Borchert, Chair Natalie Branch-Lewis,Trustee Senior Real Estate Accounting Manager, 2LifeCommunities Amelia Cheers,Trustee Residential Program Director, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services Priscilla Guer rero,Trustee Assitant Attorney General, Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia

Sarah James,Trustee Assistant Professor, Gonzaga University Josh Johnson,Trustee Managing Director, Berkshire Partners Bryant Weinberg Jones,Trustee Owner/Principal, Barus Hall Advising Andrew Kaplan,Vice Chair Partner, Bain Capital Vanessa Lipschitz,Trustee Director of Education, One8 Foundation Claire Newton,Trustee Consultant Jovinson Ripert,Trustee Associate, Bechtel Enterprises Arivee Vargas, Secretary Head of Global Assurance and Anti-Corruption Pogram, Vertex Pharmaceuticals David Wolff,Trustee Psychologist, Boston Prep

THE PREPARATORY FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Jeremy Benedict, Director Chief People Officer, Access Information Management Bruce E. Buxton, Director Former Headmaster, Falmouth Academy Bill Clark, President Senior Managing Director of Leadership Giving, Dartmouth College Tamar Dor-Ner, Director Principal, Bain Capital John L. Grandin, Director Fundraising Consultant Scott McCue, Director Regional Director, Mass Audubon Preston D. McSwain, Director Managing Partner and Founder, Fiduciary Wealth Partners Tamara Olsen Executive Vice President of Practice and Knowledge Delivery, Bain & Company Carolyn Osteen, Director Retired Partner, Ropes and Gray LLP Tom Sorbo, Director Adjunct Professor, Providence College Carol M. Taylor, Clerk President, cmt Associates

THE TOAST 2024

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate 20 Years of the Phoenix during the 2023 Toast! The evening encapsulated how, for twenty years, Boston Prep has prepared students to succeed in four-year colleges and to embody, in thought and action, lifelong ethical growth.

Thank you to the 2024 Toast Committee - Kim Borchert, Amelia Cheers, Jessica Dawn, Juan DeJesus, Tori Crossman, Priscilla Guerrero, Tom Huff, Lily Jewell, Andrew Kaplan, Ted Maloney, Anders Peterson, Jovison Ripert, David Russell, Meekerley Sano, and Steve Swiech.

PRESENTING SPONSORS CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS

COMMUNITY SPONSORS

Andrew & Tamara Kaplan Kim & Adam Borchert Tamara Olsen Claire Newton & Ted Maloney

Elizabeth Paley Donald & Pam Peterson Blue Cross Blue Shield HR Knowledge Insource Services, Inc. Arimann Building Services Mitsubishi Financial Group Shoreline Aviation

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