Annual Report CRISTO REY BOSTON HIGH SCHOOL 2022 -2023
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COLLEGE: IT’S NOT A DREAM, IT’S THE PLAN. Dear Friends, At Cristo Rey Boston this year, we redoubled our efforts to create a college-bound campus culture. Every student visited at least one college campus, all students took either the PSAT or SAT, and we expanded our curriculum to support college readiness. College completion is the goal, and to that end, we invested in support for our collegeattending alumni. We won’t be satisfied until every Cristo Rey Boston alumni proudly holds a 4-year college degree. Cristo Rey Boston students complete a rigorous college-preparatory high school education with four years of corporate work-study and have the skills to succeed. They have options because their hard work has ensured their readiness for college and career success. Thank you for creating opportunities for the aspirational, hardworking, and optimistic students who attend Cristo Rey Boston. Together, we make a difference. With gratitude, Rosemary J. Powers President
VISION STATEMENT Cristo Rey Boston is a caring, faith-based community dedicated to educating young women and men to become compassionate, responsible, lifelong learners. In partnership with our supporters, we close the opportunity gap for college- bound students from under-resourced communities.
CRISTO REY BOSTON BY THE NUMBERS
$34,214
216
25,800
Median Family Income
Students Enrolled 22-23
Cristo Rey Network Alumni
Other 7.1%
Asian 3%
Race/Ethnicity Breakdown
Black/African American 36.4%
Religious Affiliation Non-Christian 15.2%
Not Specified 2%
Hispanic 53.5%
Catholic 44.4%
And just to brag…the Class of 2022 saw an 89% increase in its scores between 9th grade PSAT and 12th grade SAT
Non-Catholic Christian 38.4%
100%
66
$8M+
COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE SINCE 2010
COLLEGES EXTENDED OFFERS TO 37 SENIORS in 2023
$8+MILLION IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO THE CLASS OF 2023
Congratulations to the Class of 2023 Assumption College: Leilani Diaz, Dorchester Elian Morla-Peralta, Mattapan
Quincy College Joel Montes Ruiz, Hyde Park Destinee Rodriguez Ortiz, Dorchester
Boston College Keiana Ferguson, Mattapan Aissatou Sall, Dorchester
Regis College Jeilyn Tejeda, Dorchester
Bridgewater State University Deanna Miles-Langaigne, Mattapan Bunker Hill Community College Kanaja Bleach, Dorchester Yahir Cora-Sanchez, Jamaica Plain Lashaya Ezell-Cuff, Dorchester Fitchburg State University Billy Salas-Valdez, Hyde Park Framingham State University Naomi Alcantara, Dorchester Jonathan Capellan-Guerrero, Kenmore Square Ashley Carvajal Lorenzo, Dorchester Mariam Mondjolo, Roxbury Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology Misael Barros, Dorchester Iverson Lara-Araujo, South Boston Job Corps Ricardo Gay, Dorchester Northeastern University Eniyah Nieves-Henderson, Brockton Anthony Polanco, Dorchester
Salem State University Makayla Brito-Lopez, Dorchester Viviana Gooding, Hyde Park A'mya Ruiz, Roxbury Stonehill College Hamdi Shariff-Omar, Roxbury Suffolk University Justin Santos, Revere University of Dayton Rosnely Mordan Troncoso, Dorchester Mariah Ortiz-Falcon, Dorchester University of Massachusetts, Amherst Esteisy Alexis-Michel, South Boston University of Massachusetts, Boston Brandon Barani, Hyde Park Alberto Moquete Villar, Dorchester Joan Perez, Dorchester Alexis Puello-Rivera, Dorchester Bladimir Rodriguez-Munoz, Dorchester University of Massachusetts, Lowell Chinyelu Crawford, Dorchester Wentworth Institute of Technology Lucas Sein, Dorchester
A Quick Look Back
Dear Cristo Rey Boston Community, I have had the distinct pleasure of watching Cristo Rey Boston unfold from the crisis-driven years of 2020-2022 and emerge stronger and better prepared to meet the needs of our aspirational student body. On the financial side of the equation, thanks to strong leadership from the Board of Trustees and school administration, we have built a more sustainable economic landscape, replenished our reserves, and obtained financial support, enabling a more robust curriculum. As a result, our alumni are thriving in college, our current students prosper in the classroom, and our enrollment is growing due to our enhanced reputation. I am excited about Cristo Rey Boston High School's future and grateful for your support. Sincerely, Tom Guilfoile Chair, Board of Trustees
New Initiatives in 2022-2023 Introduction of Latin to World Language Program New Choral Program Expanded College Visit Schedule starting in 9th grade Enhanced Partnership with the Junior Achievement Program Monthly Career Advancement Seminars conducted by CWS Partners Yearlong Real Estate Career Exploration Program Mass General Brigham Career Visit Day
Keiana Ferguson: Valedictorian Keiana Ferguson has long held a dream of becoming an educator. Inspired by her teachers, she was intrigued by how they brought their style into the classroom and used their unique skills to engage students with the material. The Class of 2023 Valedictorian is a freshman at Boston College with plans to study education and become a high school English teacher. Her goal is to bring her love of learning to the next generation. She noted, "I carry my joy internally, having experienced a stable, comfortable home and school environment and given unconditional love. I am ready for the next challenge."
My time at MathWorks enabled me to grow and understand my strengths. I am an outgoing and creative person who loves interacting with adults. I know I can bring those attributes to college, and they will help me succeed. Keiana Ferguson reflecting on her Corporate Work Study experience.
Aissatou Sall: Salutatorian Aissatou Sall aspires to give back to her community by working in the field of healthcare. Now attending Boston College, she is enrolled in the Connell School of Nursing. A member of the National Honor Society while at Cristo Rey Boston, and Class Salutatorian, Aissatou participated in various collegefocused clubs at the Boys and Girls Club, Bottom Line, and EV Kids Boston. She chuckled when she noted, "My parents had us involved in everything, but I know they wanted us to have more opportunities than they had in their home country of the Republic of Guinea.”
Going to college will set the path for my younger siblings. They will see me succeed and know that it is an important part of their future as well. Aissatou Sall
Amplifying Impact Via the Corporate Work Study Program The Corporate Work Study Program
Chelsey Breau, Senior Talent and Culture Operations Manager at Veristat, pictured with student Anthony Polanco
From our perspective, we are not only helping a student to learn about the academic applications of their learnings, but also how to be a professional. To look beyond their current job and perhaps reset a target for their future a student might not have considered before.
Patrick Flanagan, Chief Executive Officer of Veristat
Corporate Work Study Program Partnership MANY THANKS TO THE CORPORATE PARTNERS WHO EMPLOYED CRB STUDENTS IN 2022 -2023
Accenture Audax Management Company, LLC Babson College Wellesley Campus Bob's Discount Furniture Bond Brothers, Inc. Boston Children's Hospital Boston College Boston Harbor Hotel Boston Medical Center Boston Planning and Development Agency Boston Red Sox Boys & Girls Clubs of Dorchester Brigham & Women's Hospital Brown Brothers Harriman Catholic Schools Foundation Charles River Laboratories International CIBC Private Wealth Management Club Quarters Hotels (Boston) Cody, Cody & McCarthy, LLC Commodore Builders Congress Wealth Management, LLC , Corcoran Jennison Companies Cushman & Wakefield Ellis Early Learning Emerson College Empower
Epiphany School Inc Expeditors International of Washington, Inc. First Republic Bank Gaston Electrical Gilbane Building Company Goulston & Storrs Inspire Brands, Inc. Iron Mountain Charitable Foundation John Moriarty & Associates JPMorgan Chase Junior Achievement Karhu KPMG, LLP Latham & Watkins Lee Kennedy Co. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy LJV Development, LLC Longroad Energy Partners, LLC Loomis, Sayles & Company Mass General Brigham Health Plan Massachusetts Convention Center Authority Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency MathWorks McCusker-Gill, Inc. Meet Boston (Continued)
The Funding Model
$10K
$11.5K
$21.5K
Student Earned Revenue Via the CWS program
Philanthropic Support from Donors, Sponsors and Grants
Total Cost of Educating One CRB student
Continued thanks to our CWS Partners
Melick & Porter, LLP Mission Grammar School Morrison Mahoney, LLP ,, Mother Caroline Academy and Education Center Museum of Science, Boston Nativity Preparatory School of Boston Natixis Global Asset Management New England Baptist Hospital Nickerson Norfolk & Dedham Group Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc. Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP O'Neill and Associates, LLC Payden & Rygel PCA, Inc. PCG PMA Consultants Point32 Health, Inc. Proskauer Rose, LLP PwC Quirk Auto Dealers RODE Architects Safety Insurance Sage Therapeutics, Inc. Saint Columbkille Partnership School Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy, Lower Mills Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy, Neponset Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy Regional Samuels & Associates, Inc. Select Demo Services, LLC SharkNinja Operating, LLC Sherin and Lodgen, LLP Someone Else's Child St Anthony Shrine St. Peter Academy St. Stephen's Youth Program Suffolk County District Attorney's Office Sullivan & McLaughlin Companies Surface Oncology, Inc Taurus Investment Holdings, LLC TechTarget Teen Center at St. Peter's The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard The Schochet Companies The TJX Companies, Inc. Thornton Law Firm, LLP Utile Design Veristat Whittier St. Health Center Wolf & Company, P.C.
Tremendous Gratitude to Our Donors
Founders Circle ($100,000+) Catholic Schools Foundation Fox Rock Foundation Paul Gaynor Phill and Elizabeth Gross Jennifer and Edmund F. Murphy III
St. Ignatius of Loyola Circle ($50,000-$99,999) Anonymous Donor Patrick and Betsy Flanagan Dr. Roberto and Elizabeth Goizueta Greg, Peggy, Tim, Jack, Franny, and Molly Strakosch Shannon and Joni Zollo
St. Óscar Romero Circle ($25,000-$49,999)
Anonymous Donor Dr. Rita M. Rodriguez and E. Eugene Carter Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Cummings Foundation Samuel E. De Merit Empower Kelly Family Foundation, Inc. Liberty Mutual Foundation, Inc. John F. McQuillan George H. and Jane A. Mifflin Memorial Fund
Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Foundation Point32Health PSG Equity Putnam Investments PwC Charitable Foundation Bill Schawbel The Schrafft Foundation UniCare Life and Health Insurance Company Todd and Tilynn Wakefield The Yawkey Foundation
St. Teresa of Calcutta Circle ($10,000 - $24,999) Adage Capital Management Anonymous Donor Audax Charitable Foundation Basic Needs Assistance Fund Peter Bell Thomas and Christine Berk Boston Scientific John Boyle III Catharine and John Brennan Robert and Andrea Brennan William Bryson and Julia Penny Clark Catalyst Fund Jean Hynes and Mark Condon Robert A. Cramer Family Foundation Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation, Inc. Harold and Eloise Ebbighausen The Fitzgerald Family Foundation David and Susan Foss The Futures Project The Gemma Family David and Wendy Giunta Thomas and Patricia Guilfoile Insight Service Group, Inc.
The Ireland Funds America John Chany Residuary Clause JPMorgan Chase Lynch Foundation Robert and Elizabeth McCarron Michael E. Mooney Nutter, McClennen and Fish, LLP Shelly and Thomas P. O'Neill III O'Neill and Associates, LLC Orville W. Forte Charitable Foundation Christopher and Mary Ellen Patton PwC Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation Richard Reese Meade and Kim Reynolds Robert and Barbara Rosiello David and Carol Ryan Safety Insurance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Suffolk Construction Sumner Roy Kates Charitable Trust Brendan and Kerry Swords William and Kathryn Tyree Jim and Roselee Wayman West Cambridge Science Park Daniel and Susan White
St. William Circle ($1,001- $9,999) Brendan Abbott Anonymous Donor Benevity Community Impact Fund Maura Braslins Brewster Ambulance Service, Inc. John and Elaine Brouillard Brian and Wendy Casey Cataldo Ambulance Service, Inc Dr. George and Eleanor Cernada Congress Wealth Management, LLC Cristo Rey Network Dedham Savings Bank Charitable Foundation, Inc. Michael Douvadjian and Lynne Brainerd Denise Doyle Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Edmond and Maureen English Edward Farrington John and Lisa Garrahan Darren Harter Stephen and Mary Harvell Francis and Laurie Hayes Henry E. Niles Foundation, Inc. John LaFarge House Jesuit Community Daniel and Margaret Jones Duane and Julianne Larsen Charles and Judy Laverty
Patricia and Brian Michael Long James Lydotes Martin J. Walsh Committee Massachusetts Port Authority Michael and Kara McDonald Robin Monleon Bill Mosakowski Daniel Murphy My Brother's Keeper New Commonwealth Fund James Paradis Gerry and Lynne Polcari Rosemary J. Powers Kevin R. Powers Pyramid Hotel Group Rockland Trust Lee and Laurie Slap Keith Slattery Dr. Jacob Stevens The Svrluga Foundation TJX Foundation UBS United Way Of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley Paul and Jane Walsh Robert White The Yale Charitable Foundation
Friends of Cristo Rey Boston (Up to and including $1000)
Accenture AmazonSmile American Online Giving Foundation, Inc. Anonymous Donor Nelson G. Apjohn Kathryn Audette Avery Bachman Baird Foundation, Inc. Kelly Ballard Fabiola Barthelemy Sarah Bateson Kevin and Kathy Beam Eric Bell Katherine Sheehan Bellaud Black Economic Council of Massachusetts Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Massachusetts Fahelle Bonheur Boston College James Bradner Bright Funds Howard and Lee Ann Brydges CJ Burnes Thomas and Lisa Cahill Frederic and Kathy Callahan Denorma Campbell Dennis Cataldo Cornelius and Laura Chapman Teresa Chenfu Yu Albert and Nancy Chisholm Joe and Maureen Cofelice Comerica Wealth Management Mark and Caroline Conley Anita L. Conron Reverend Francis Conroy Rev. Richard Conway Robert and Margaret Cordy Cheyenne Corliss Eleanor Jane Creamer
Friends of Cristo Rey Boston (Up to and including $1000) Greg Croak Paul and Janet Curtis Gilbert and Melissa Dailey Erin Deveney Lucy and Bart DeWolf Kevin Donahue Carmen T. Donohue John C. Driscoll Mary Elliott Lawrence and Maureen Feeney Devin Ferreira Fiduciary Trust Company John and Mary Fleming Charles and MaryAnna Foskett Josh and Karen French Joseph A. Gaudet Peter Gelhaar Ryan Gelly Gilbane Building Company Peter Goeckner Jasper Gondhi James H. and Marylou Greene Kellyanne Greene and Ali Koushan Geraldine R. Gross John and Janice Guarnieri Joseph and Eileen Hamilton Sally Harty Frank Hennessey Hennessey Family Foundation D. Michael and Penny Herlihy Thomas and Debbie Hoffman Jane and Bill Hogan III Lew Holt Jay and Linda Hooley Jonathan Hufstader and Janis Franklin Iron Workers District Council Carolyn Jasinski Patrick T. Jones Michael Joyce James and Elizabeth Keegan, Jr. Jackie Kelleher Madison Kelleher
Bill and Annemarie Kennedy Timothy and Jane Kerins Casey Kidik Shaun T. King Peter Knight Richard Kommit Pam Kuong John LaBelle Christina Lafferty Salvatore and Catherine Lanuto Laverty Lohnes Properties Mary Pat Lee Martin and Elizabeth Lempres Maryjane Long Loomis, Sayles and Company Lazaro Lopez Kevin and Darlene Love Mark Lund Mary Luvisi Jack Lynch Peter Lyons Michael Madigan Thomas and Lorraine Maffei Donald and Karen Mahoney Paul L. Mahoney George Malouf Conall Mannion Anne and Marc Margulies John and Carol Markey Michael Marra Marty T. Meehan Educational Foundation, Inc Frank and Judy Mastrocola Samuel D. Mayberry Janice and Bill McCall Peter McCarthy Gerard and Terry McCarthy Kaitlin Mary McCarthy Andrew and Kathleen McElaney The Honorable James McGuinness Francis McMahon Mintz Bruce and Julie Mirbach Dara Mitchell Colleen Moore
David and Samanda Morales Curt and Kathy Morley Matt Morris John Morris Bo and Pat Mullane Peter Munkenbeck and Renata von Tscharner William Munro Matt Murphy Corinne Murphy Jeb and Charlene Myers Network For Good Nairi and Gregory Norigian Ellen O’Donnell Constance A. O'Brien Michael Ohmstede John and Rhonda Ollquist Paul and Linda Olsen John O'Neil Mary Grassa O'Neill Diana Orzetti Katie Palmer David and Adrienne Paskind The Honorable Deval and Diane Patrick Michael Peterson and Kathleen Kaiman Doris Pienton Alison Pond Jose and Maria Portuondo William and Rebecca Power Caroline Powers Patricia Powers John and Yumi Quinn Jose Ramirez and Judith Foster Ramirez Zachery Ray Bob Reardon Mike Reardon Geoffrey and Laura Rehnert William Reissfelder Madeline Reynolds Dusty S. Rhodes Mario and Nancy Ricciardelli
Emily Anne Riley Michael F. Ripp David and Amy Robbins Kevin and Janice Roden Jan Rose John A. Russo Tony and Jackie Ryan Chase Ryan Dr. Kara and Thomas Ryan Salem Five Bank Chris Sanzone Michael and Susan Scannell Francesca Scarito Mary Scobbo Czar Alexei Sepe Xavier Sepulveda Anthony Ira Shaker Matthew and Carol Shedd Gerald and Brigid Sheehan Payton Mahar Shepardson T. A. Shola Dave Simoes Birute V. Slezas Robert Sliney Ieva Smidt Walter Smith Paul M. Snyder Bryan Stenberg Kristen Stevens Tim Strakosch John Strakosch Franny Strakosch Michael and Trisha Stravin Emi Strazdis Kevin Sullivan Raymond and Nancy Thompson Michael P. Thornton Marcelo and Ellen Torres Adeline Trotter Justin Tunis
Angela Vastey Bill Walczak and Meg Campbell Donald and Holly Walsh Coleman Walsh Meghan Walsh Michael A. Walsh George and Anne Ward Catherine Lia Wayman Haydn White Thomas and Angela Whiteford Paul and Joan Wilkinson Celia Williams Christina Williams Jennifer Wolfsberg Annie Xie Jonathan Yu-Phelps Doug and Pamela Zaccaro Rob Zeuthen
Finance Report FY 2023 GROSS REVENUE AND EXPENSES*
FY 23 Income: $4,356,218
FY 23 Expenses: $4,353,999
*Unaudited financials., please view our website in early 2024 for the fully audited report
Board of Trustees 2022 - 2023 Thomas P. O'Neill III Chief Executive Officer O'Neill & Associates
Chairman Tom Guilfoile Co-Founder & CEO Kinetic Technology Systems
Rosemary J. Powers President Cristo Rey Boston High School
Members Patrick Flanagan Chief Executive Officer Veristat Roberto S. Goizueta Flatley Professor Emeritus of Catholic Theology Boston College Gina Mathews Associate Superintendent for Academics and Instruction Archdiocese of Boston Rob McCarron President and CEO Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts (AICU Mass) David A. Morales General Manager UniCare Edmund F. Murphy III President & Chief Executive Officer EMPOWER Jeb Myers Interim President Cristo Rey Research Triangle High School Kahlil Olmstead Vice President, G.O. Brands G.O. Services/G.O. Construction Services
Meade Reynolds Managing Director, Investor Services Brown Brothers Harriman Emily Rivera Senior Project Manager, Strategy, Insights & Experience, Talent & Enterprise Services Liberty Mutual Greg Strakosch Executive Chairman and Co-Founder TechTarget Angela Vastey '07 Senior Manager of Business Development Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, LLP Donald Walsh Retired Director of Community Relations and Economic Development NStar James B. Wayman, Jr. Serial Entrepreneur Estabrook Advisors Shannon S. Zollo Partner, Chair - M&A/PE Practice Group Nutter McClennen Fish, LLP
Senior Leadership School Year 2023 – 2024 Rosemary J. Powers, President Niamh Foley, Director of Communications and Events Ana Mendez, Director of Admissions Ieva Smidt, Director of Development Celia Williams, Director of Business Operations Thomas Ryan, EdD, Principal Kyle Mullins, Assistant Principal - Academics and Mission Identity Debbie Rateau, Director of College Counseling Danielle West, Assistant Principal - Student Life Marcin Kunicki, Director of Corporate Work Study (CWS) Khalima Botus-Foster, Manager of CWS Operations
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