Cristo Rey Boston High School
2020- 2021 Annual Report
Table of Contents Mission, Vision, Values A Message from the Board Chair & the President Illustrating Impact Student Stories from the Class of 2021 Celebrating College Acceptances Highlights from the Past Year CWSP Overview Financial Summary Donor Appreciation School Leadership Join Us
ABOUT CRISTO REY BOSTON HIGH SCHOOL Mission Cristo Rey Boston is a Catholic high school exclusively serving families of limited economic resources. By offering a rigorous curriculum, a unique work-study experience, and the support of an inclusive community, we prepare our students to succeed in college and beyond with the core values of dignity, perseverance, growth, and generosity.
Vision 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.
Core Values DIGNITY * PERSEVERANCE * GROWTH * GENEROSITY
A Message from the Board Chair Dear Friends of Cristo Rey Boston, Undoubtedly, this past year and a half have created unprecedented challenges and change in our world and no less so for Cristo Rey Boston High School. Not only did the pandemic affect in-person learning for our scholars, but as a workstudy high school, the closing of many corporate offices impacted our students’ internships and in-turn, created a substantial void in the CRB operating model. But with the same resilience demonstrated by our courageous students, our school persevered, buoyed by the incredible generosity of many benefactors who stepped up and participated in our “Bridge the Gap” campaign, as well as our annual Academic Signing Day event. We are incredibly grateful for your generosity. This was a year of change in other profound ways as well. Just prior to the pandemic, we were pleased to welcome new leadership with the addition of President Rosemary Powers and principal Tom Ryan. Taking on these daunting roles during such uniquely difficult times would have been a hurdle too difficult for many to overcome. Yet both Tom and Rosemary led our school with great distinction and incredible grace. And, as demonstration of that leadership, they have built a strong team of staff and teachers who are unwavering in their commitment to our students and our core mission. We are fortunate to have such dedication within the Cristo Rey Boston family.
Perhaps no group deserves more praise in overcoming obstacles than our students and teachers. Not a pandemic, quarantines, face masks, socially distanced seating, nor Zoom classes could stop this incredible group of people from delivering on the promise of a college preparatory education. At a time when many ponder what is “wrong with our world?”, they provided wonderful reminders of all that is right and good. “We are CRB!”, because of them. And finally, it is a great honor to assume the role of Chair of the Board of Trustees of Cristo Rey. I am greatly appreciative of the path that my predecessors, Harry Ebbighausen and Tom O’Neill have set for us. These two men have demonstrated unparalleled and unwavering support to this great institution, and it is a privilege for me carry this mantle. We are a better institution and better people for having had the benefit of their wisdom and guidance. Thank you for all that you do for Cristo Rey Boston and our students. As we look forward with great hope and eternal optimism, know that we are grateful for your continued support of our mission. With gratitude,
"This was a year of change in other profound ways as well."
Tom Guilfoile Board Chair
A Message from the President Dear Friends, At its core, the mission of Cristo Rey Boston is to address the still unresolved problems of racial equity, social justice, and income inequality by supporting our students in their quest for opportunity and achievement in college and life. We do this by offering a Catholic education that provides a rigorous college-prep curriculum, a valuable four-year work experience and an inclusive community that believes each student is unique and capable of success. Our challenge is to bridge the opportunity gap – to partner with our students and families as they journey towards a brighter future. This past year and a half has left me with an incredible sense of gratitude and a renewed commitment to our core mission of serving students from under-resourced families. I am humbled by the outpouring of support we have received. This past year, we learned a lot about our students and their resiliency. They come from the Boston area communities most highly impacted by the effects of the Covid19 pandemic. They are living through food and housing insecurity, parental unemployment, the assumption of adult responsibilities, including childcare and work to supplement family income. And yet despite these obstacles, they retain their optimism, their belief that if they put in the effort, they will attain a better future. And so, we have an obligation to provide them with the resources they need to ensure that better future. Last spring, 100% of our senior class graduated, and 100% were accepted into college. We were fortunate to host a beautiful in-person graduation for our students at St. Teresa of Calcutta Church to conclude their journey with Cristo Rey Boston High School. As you now read this, the college application cycle is beginning all over again. Our college counselors and volunteer mentors are working with seniors to ensure they
create a solid college list, have a strong essay, and are equipped to fill out financial aid forms. Later in the spring, they will help students and families parse through the financial aid packages and determine a student’s best fit college. The events of 2020-2021 put into stark focus the social inequities our nation faces, and the need to push ahead. To that end, in February 2021 we implemented a tuition free model by which all accepted students will receive a full tuition scholarship. Finances should never be an obstacle for aspirational students, and we have deep faith that our donors and Corporate Work Study Partners will continue to support our innovative program, making a Cristo Rey education attainable for qualified students. We are filled with a renewed sense of optimism. Our seniors will apply to college, our freshmen will learn how to balance a high school work load, our teams will compete on the playing fields, and more businesses will be able to welcome our students back into the workspace. We remain committed to our belief that each student is unique and capable of success. Thank you for your continued investment in the students of Cristo Rey Boston. In these extraordinary times we have been graced by your extraordinary support. We are deeply grateful. In peace,
Rosemary J. Powers President
ILLUSTRATING IMPACT: SCHOOL FACTS & STATS Number of Students: 210 93% Average Daily Attendance 89% Student Retention Cristo Rey Boston Family Median Household Income: $30,000 (for a family of four) 100% College Acceptance $13 Million in Scholarships Race/Ethnicity Breakdown: White 3%
Other 8%
Latino 46% African American 43%
Male 42% Female 58%
Student Stories
from the Class of 2021 Alanna Marie Perez Cristo Rey Boston’s 2021 Valedictorian, Alanna Marie Perez, is onto her next chapter in life -- a freshman at Princeton University where she is majoring in biology. When asked to describe herself, she immediately commented, “I am a strong-minded woman who sets goals and goes for it.” Alanna is the first to admit that she was not born with this can-do attitude, instead it has been a journey to gain that confidence. Alanna’s motto is to be “perfectly imperfect,” reflecting that “coming from a public school I was used to being at the top of the class, but Cristo Rey Boston was harder, and I had to learn that I would make mistakes, but that I could grow from those mistakes." When not busy studying or working at Brigham and Women’s Hospital for her Corporate Work Study placement, Alanna was busy being an Admissions volunteer, an avid reader, and a star volleyball player. Prior to working as a patient transporter at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Alanna worked at the Catholic Schools Foundation and Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital. She attributes her corporate work study placements to her keen interest in medicine and plans to take a pre-med track in college and one day hopes to be an anesthesiologist. This fall, Alanna stepped on campus at Princeton University and is most excited about “meeting a diverse group of people and learning from their experiences.” She admits she is a bit “worried about the academic rigor” but is quick to add “I think that’s normal and I plan to connect with resources on campus to support my learning.”
Lufus Philip Lufus is now a Crusader at the College of the Holy Cross. Originally from St. Lucia, Lufus came to the United States as a 10-year-old, joining his mother who is a nurse. Recognizing that moving was a chance to receive a better education, Lufus acknowledges that the sadness of leaving behind his beloved extended family lingers. Lufus reflects upon his previous life and notes that the sacrifices made by his family motivate him to succeed, and his goal to have a successful career are driven in part by a desire to help his family in St. Lucia. Lufus is looking to his college experience on the Hill to help him narrow his career options. Lufus is grateful to the Corporate Work Study Program at Cristo Rey Boston for providing him with a glimpse into the real world. Through the work study program “I realized how hard the real world can be, but we all have the potential to overcome it.” Furthermore, the unique experience allowed Lufus to be more open with himself and others, he stated “I have made friends with so many people outside of my usual circle and they all offer something new and special.” Though Lufus still cherishes his memories of St. Lucia and his extended family, he is confident his move will set him and his family up for a brighter future. We look forward to seeing what is in store for Lufus.
CELEBRATING Assumption College Barry University Becker College Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology Bennington College Bentley University Bloomfield College Boston College Bridgewater State University Bryant University Bunker Hill Community College California State University Chowan University Clark Atlanta University Clark University College of the Holy Cross Curry College Dean College Dominican University of California Eckerd College Emmanuel College Eastern Nazarene College Fisher College Fitchburg State University Framingham State University Franklin Pierce University Georgetown University John Hopkins University Johnson & Wales University Lasell University Lesley University Massachusetts Bay Community College Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Science Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Merrimack College Mount St. Mary’s University New England College New York University Northeastern University Nova Southeastern University Princeton University
COLLEGE
Providence College Quincy College Regis College Rhode Island College Roger Williams University Salem State University Seattle University Simmons University Southern New Hampshire University Spelman College St. John's University St. Joseph's College St. Leo University St. Michael's College St. Thomas University Stonehill College Suffolk University Temple University UMass Amherst UMass Boston UMass Dartmouth UMass Lowell University of Connecticut University of Dayton University of Hartford University of Kansas University of New Haven University of Notre Dame University of Rhode Island University of San Francisco University of Southern California Villanova University Wentworth Institute of Technology Westfield State University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester State University
ACCEPTANCES FOR THE CLASS OF 2021
CELEBRATING Bridge the Gap
Like so many other nonprofits and schools, Cristo Rey Boston’s largest fundraiser, Academic Signing Day 2020, was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. To make up for this $1 million shortfall, in September and October we conducted a virtual fundraising campaign. Through several key donations from the Catholic Schools Foundation, the Shah Family Foundation, and other private funders – we met this extraordinary fundraising goal of $1 million and concluded the campaign with a virtual video presentation.
Academic Signing Day
Historically, Cristo Rey Boston’s largest source of operating revenue is our annual Academic Signing Day event. This is an event in which we honor our senior class and celebrate their accomplishments, as well as honor a longtime supporter of Cristo Rey Boston. Due to the impacts of Covid-19, this event was cancelled in 2020 and our fall campaign, Bridge the Gap, was born. In 2021, we recognized our 2020 recipient, Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP, a longtime Corporate Work Study partner. Additionally, we honored Quincy Miller, President and Vice Chairman of Eastern Bank, and former Cristo Rey Board Chairman, Harry Ebbighausen. Given the impacts of Covid-19, it was critical we reached our $1 million goal to provide students with a tuition free opportunity focused on academic rigor and career skill development. We are
Tuition Free Scholarships Offered to All Students
tremendously grateful to the Kraft Family Foundation and Variance
provide full tuition scholarships to cover all tuition-related expenses
Due to the challenges associated with the pandemic, we hosted a
for students in good academic and CWSP standing.
10-week virtual media campaign to raise awareness about our
Development Partners for their critical support, and for the generosity of all of our Academic Signing Day donors whose contributions propelled us to surpass our event fundraising goal.
In February, 2021, the Cristo Rey Boston Board of Trustees voted to
mission and our students. Each week we highlighted a student, Providing full tuition free scholarships helps address the financial
alumna/e, and/or a supporter of Cristo Rey Boston High School.
challenges that so many of our families experience and enables our students to pursue their academic and professional dreams. Further,
By the beginning of May we officially crossed the $1 million mark!
it recognizes the contribution that each student already makes
To celebrate, we hosted a small event on May 19, 2021 at the Hyatt
towards their education through their required participation in our
Regency Boston to recognize the classes of 2020 and 2021 and
corporate work study program.
celebrate our honorees for their dedication to our mission.
We have long been committed to addressing the still unresolved problems of racial equity, social justice, and income inequality via our model of college-prep academics and the Corporate Work Study Program. Offering full tuition scholarships to Cristo Rey Boston’s students reflects the school’s commitment to identifying and removing the barriers that exist in the way of our students’ academic and professional success.
THE JOURNEY
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR
Corporate Work Study Program Overview The 2021 Mark P. Harty Corporate Work Study Supervisor Award Recipient is Louvere Walker-Hannon of MathWorks The Mark P. Harty Corporate Work Study Supervisor Award was introduced at Academic Signing Day in 2017 to honor Mark P. Harty's life and legacy of service to others. Mark, a former managing partner at Morrison Mahoney, recognized the formational impact of the corporate work experience on Cristo Rey Boston high school students. Mark understood that interaction with inspirational role models and supportive mentors would help build confidence, competence, and the aspirations of students, which are critical to college and career success. The 2021 Mark P. Harty award recipient is Louvere Walker-Hannon of MathWorks. MathWorks has been a longstanding partner of Cristo Rey Boston and is a leading developer in mathematical computing software. Ms. Walker-Hannon supervised recent graduate, Chanelle Tubman. When asked why she thought Ms. Walker-Hannon deserved the award, Chanelle was quick to remark that “she introduced me to coding, a budding interest of mine, and helped me develop my skills. She really helped me blossom." Chanelle is now a Computer Science major at Framingham State University.
OUR CWSP PARTNERS 826 Boston Accenture Accordia Partners LLC Allston Brighton Community Development Corporation Arent Fox ATS Equipment Babson College Berkshire Residential Investments BMC Healthnet Plan Bob's Discount Furniture Bond Brothers, Inc. Boston College Boston Harbor Hotel Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company Boston Planning and Development Agency Boston Red Sox Catholic Schools Foundation ClearEdge Partners Club Quarters Inc Columbia Management Investment Advisors, LLC Commodore Builders Corcoran Jennison Associates CRR, LLP Dunkin' Brands, Inc. Empower Retirement Envision Bank First Republic Bank Gaston Electrical Gilbane Building Company Goulston & Storrs iZotope, Inc. John Moriarty & Associates JPMorgan Chase Latham & Watkins
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Longroad Energy Partners LLC Loomis, Sayles & Company Massachusetts Convention Center Authority Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority McCusker-Gill, Inc. McKinsey & Company, Inc. Morrison Mahoney LLP Nickerson Norfolk & Dedham Group Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP O'Neill and Associates, LLC Payden & Rygel PMA Consultants Proskauer Rose, LLP PwC Quirk Auto Dealers RODE Architects Safety Insurance SharkNinja Operating LLC Sherin and Lodgen LLP St. John Paul II Academy- Neponset Sullivan & McLaughlin Companies Taurus Investment Holdings, LLC TechTarget The Schochet Companies The TJX Companies, Inc. Thornton Law Firm, LLP Tufts Health Plan Utile Design Veristat Wolf & Company, P.C. YW Boston WS Development
FY21 REVENUE $4.67 MILLION
FY21 EXPENSES $4.44 MILLION
HEIMAN SOFTWARE LABS
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS
Champions of Cristo Rey ($300,000+)
St. Teresa of Calcutta Circle ($10,000-$24,999)
Catholic Schools Foundation Variance Development Partners LLC
Founders Circle ($100,000+) The Kraft Family Foundation Flatley Foundation The Shah Family Foundation John and Catharine Joyce Brennan
St. Ignatius of Loyola Circle ($50,000-$99,999) Bank of America Gregory and Peggy Strakosch James and Roselee Wayman Shannon S. and Joni Zollo
St. Óscar Romero Circle ($25,000-$49,000) Fitzgerald Family Foundation George H. and Jane A. Mifflin Memorial Fund Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP PwC Anonymous Sam DeMerit Patrick and Betsy Flanagan Edmund F. and Jennifer Murphy III Rita Rodriguez and E. Eugene Carter
The Estate of Dennis P. Sullivan The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard Catholic Health Foundation of Greater Boston, Inc CliftonLarsonAllen Foundation Eastern Bank Foundation Eaton Vance Joy in Childhood Foundation JP Morgan Chase Lee Kennedy Company Liberty Mutual Foundation Massachusetts Port Authority John Moriarty & Associates Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Foundation PSG Safety Insurance Charitable Foundation SVB Leerink TJX Companies TWest Cambridge Science Park June Cuomo Harold E. and Eloise Ebbighausen Edmond J. and Maureen English Brien Flanagan Donald and Marge Forté The Gemma Family Roberto and Elizabeth Goizueta Jean Hynes and Mark J. Condon Robert and Elizabeth McCarron Michael E. Mooney Reese Family Charitable Fund F. Meade and Kim Reynolds William and Judi Rosensweig Brendan and Kerry Swords Leo and Joanne Vercollone
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS St. William Circle ($1,001-$9,999) Ameriprise Financial Bond Brothers Boston Financial Management Century Bank Columbia Threadneedle Investments Commodore Builders East Boston Savings Bank Charitable Foundation Eastern States Insurance Agency The Futures Project HP Hood William E. Maloney Foundation MathWorks McCusker-Gill, Inc. McDermott Will & Emery LLP Kathleen and John McLaughlin Family Foundation MJW Charitable Foundation, Inc. My Brothers Keeper Needham Foundation Trust Network For Good New England Council Nike Henry E. Niles Foundation, Inc. People's United Bank Plymouth Rock Assurance Corporation Public Consulting Group The Schooner Foundation Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom Svrluga Foundation Tufts Health Plan Brendan Abbott Thomas and Christine Berk Maura and Philip Braslins Robert A. and Andrea Brennan John C. and Elaine Brouillard Robert and Diane Bruno Michael and Renee Carrel John P. and Karen Clancy William Bryson and Julia Penny Clark Charles M. and Janet Daley Meg and Matt Dwyer
Sean P. and Janice Fahy Thomas and Joan Feeley David and Sydney Feldman Paul J. Gaynor Tom and Patty Guilfoile Joseph and Eileen Hamilton Francis and Laurie Hayes Cynthia Henderson Daniel Hikes John Hitt and Carrie Cullen Hitt Lisa Nickerson and Bob Cramer Brian Michael Long Daniel and Margaret Jones Roger P. Joseph and Patricia Palmer Thomas and Lorraine Maffei George Malouf Timothy C. and Claire McManus John and MaryAnn Mulattieri Charles R. and Judy Laverty Jr. Peter Lyons Michael J. McDonald Kathleen Hahn Norden Thomas P. and Shelly O'Neill, III James Paradis Deval and Dianne Patrick Christopher and Mary Ellen Patton Lynne and Gerald Polcari Rosemary J. Powers Chris and Amy Remondi Thomas and Kristen Roberts Kevin and Janice Roden David and Carol Ryan Michael and Susan Scannell Lee and Laurie Slap The Slattery Family Vincent and Mary Alice Stanton Kelly and Judith Thomas Todd and Tilynn Wakefield Don and Holly Walsh Daniel and Susan White Paul and Lucille Yin
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS
Friends of Cristo Rey Boston (Up to and including $1000) Accenture AmazonSmile Boston Red Sox Foundation Cantina CCS Fundraising CNA Colliers International Comerica Wealth Management Cristo Rey Network Denterlein Henry General Contractors, Inc. iCatholic Media, Inc. Jones Kelleher LPL Financial Foundation PMA Consultants Thornton Law Firm The Adrian Family Tom Allen Thomas and Patricia Anathan Kristine Aylor Paul Ayoub Joanne Baggerly John and Gina Bagley Frank Baker Kelly Ballard Joann Barnes-Lague Michelle Barrett Kathy and Kevin Beam Cyrus Beer Hal and Alissa Belodoff Daniel Bent Gail Black Smith Kenzie Blackwell Anthony Bond Pamela A. Booth Dorothy Boyle Gregory R. Bradford Eileen Brigandi Lee Ann and Howard Brydge Christopher and Pat Burns Susan Byrne Thomas and Lisa Cahill Frederic Callahan Denorma Campbell
Eileen B. Carney Madelyn M. Carney Mike Carney Brian and Wendy Casey Paul and Kathleen Catanzano Shirley Y. Cawdette Cornelius and Laura Chapman Teresa Chenfu Yu and Julie Yu Nancy and Albert Chisholm Matt Chisholm Gloria and Charles Clough, Jr. Eric Coffie Joe and Maureen Cofelice David M. Coit Joanne Condon Mark and Caroline Conley Katherine Connolly Rev. Francis Conroy Rev. Richard C. Conway Robert Joseph Cordy Kayleigh Correira Antonio Costa Loren Frost Crawford David Crean Stuart Davidson Frances and Thomas DeLucia Kathleen Demayo Fr. Terry Devino, S.J. William and Paula DiSciullo Michael Douvadjian Carmen T. Donohue George L. and Ana Donohue Denise Doyle John C. Driscoll Gregory Dugard Mary Ellen Eagan John Eastman Robert Eastman Brian Eisenstein Mary Elliott Robert and Josephine Emmert Michael S. Fahy Sarah J. Fairweather Robert G. and Kathleen Fanning
Andrea M. Fantasia and Family Thomas and Joan Feeley Devin Ferreira Stephen and Nancy Ferreira David and Vinita Ferrera Scott Fitzgerald John and Mary Fleming James Foley Charles and MaryAnna Foskett Bruno and Patrice Francois Jeff Francois Marguerite Francois Josh and Karen French Wini Fuller Peter Gelhaar Deirdre Genovese Gerard L. Golden John and Janice Guarnieri Anthony Grafton Jessi Gratz Kathleen Saunders Gregor Geraldine R. Gross Nathaniel F. Grove Sean Harris Catherine Caputo Harrigan Sally Harty Steve and Mary Harvell Rev. Bryan Hehir D. Michael and Penny Herlihy Adriana L. Higgins Edward and Kathleen Hoff Thomas and Debbie Hoffman Jane and William Hogan Jay and Linda Hooley Patty Houlihan Megan Howe Jonathan and Janis Hufstader Viviana Jaramillo Carolyn Jasinski Christine Jauregui George M. and Jo Ann Jenkins Doyle Trine Jensen Peter and Nancy Jeton J. Michael Joly Patrick T. Jones James H. and Elizabeth Keegan, Jr.
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS Friends of Cristo Rey Boston (continued) Joan Kennan William F. and Annemarie Kennedy Tara Kenney Timothy and Jane Kerins Michael Khoury Casey Kidik Anne Marie and David King Peter Knight Richard B. Kommit Don Kondub Michael and Beth Krebs Jeff Kubiatowicz Marcin Kunicki Salvatore and Catherine Lanuto Duane and Julie Larsen Peter C. and Donna LeCam Patience Lipede Maryjane Long Kevin and Darlene Love Dick and Anne Lucas Mary Luvisi Patrick Lynch Richard P. and Martha MacDermott Donald K. and Karen Mahoney Paul J. Mahoney Ione Malloy Anne and Marc Margulies Frank and Judy Mastrocola Gina Mathews, PhD Lisa McAree John McBrine Janice and William F. McCall, Jr. Gerard and Terry McCarthy Joan and Gregory F. McGinty Douglas McGarrah James H. McGuinness Seth Meisler and John Devine Dara Mitchell Curt and Kathy Morley Carmine and Ellen Moreale Kyle Mullins Corinne Murphy John and Jo Murphy
Matt Murphy Jeb and Charlene Myers Jeffrey Navarro Richard Babayan and Sonya Nersessian Nairi and Greg Norigian Margaret Noyes Clare O'Callaghan Daniel and Kari O'Donnell Nick and Maryanne O'Hara John and Rhonda Ollquist Paul and Linda Olsen Mary Grassa O'Neill Rosemary O'Neill Ann Marie and Scott Oliver Jeff and Julie Parker David Paskind Jessica Pedersen Peter and Sarah Pedersen Janet Peguero Kathleen Kaiman and Michael Peterson Diane S. Phelan Doris Pienton Kaitlyn Pires Stephanie Polcari Marc and Gina Poirier Jill Porter Marilyn and Edward J. Powers Eleanor Price Peter Quandt John J. and Yumi Quinn José Ramirez and Judith E. Foster Ramirez Jean Michel and Margot Ravon Miriam Reeder William Reissfelder Leighton H. Richardson Emily Rivera Amy and David Robbins Ian Roffman Derek Roller Thomas L. Ryan T. Anthony and Jackie Ryan Francesca Scarito Xavier Sepulveda
David and Kristen Shapiro Matthew and Carol Shedd Gerald and Brigid Sheehan Janine E. Sistrand and Family Robert Sliney Clare Smith Jeffrey and Carolyn Snider Paul M. Snyder Scott St John Michael Staff Jacob and Julia Stevens Kristen Stevens Tim Strakosch Ed Suleski Linda Sultan William and Mary Supple Kathleen M. Sweeney Raymond and Nancy Thompson Paul and Susan Toner Marcelo and Ellen Torres Katharine Trotter John F. Tweedie Angela Vastey Liseth Velez Kate Villa David Vogel Danthu Vu Scott and Maribeth Wahle Ward and Liz Wallau Meghan Walsh Anne and George Ward Grant Ward Alexander and Ashley Wayman Catherine Lia Wayman Ted and Maura Wayman Elizabeth Weiss Michael and Melanie Wells Jeanne Westervelt Angela and Thomas Whiteford Joan and Paul Wilkinson Celia Williams Michael J. Williams Jennifer Wolfsberg Charlotte and Gerald Woodworth Sarah E. Worley Jonathan Yu-Phelps Barbara Zweig
Our Leadership Board of Trustees Chairman Thomas Guilfoile Co-Founder & CEO Kinetic Technology Systems
Members Patrick Flanagan Chief Executive Officer Veristat Roberto Goizueta Flatley Professor Emeritus of Catholic Theology Boston College Gina Mathews* Associate Superintendent for Academics and Instruction Archdiocese of Boston Timothy McManus Managing Director TCMcManus Consulting LLC Edmund F. Murphy, III President & Chief Executive Officer EMPOWER Retirement Jeb Myers President Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Kahlil Olmstead General Manager GO Services/Gilbane LLC *Catholic Schools Office representative to the Board
Thomas P. O'Neill, III Chief Executive Officer O'Neill & Associates Rosemary J. Powers President Cristo Rey Boston High School F. Meade Reynolds Managing Director, Investment Services Brown Brothers Harriman Emily Rivera Senior Project Manager, Global HR Process and Structure Liberty Mutual Greg Strakosch Executive Chairman and Co-Founder TechTarget Angela Vastey '07 Business Development and Marketing Senior Foley and Lardner 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
Leadership Advisory Council Kelly Ballard Orchard Therapeutics Michael Christopher Boston Planning & Development Agency Connor Davock MIT Sloan School of Management Michael Fahy RW Holmes Commercial Real Estate Tierney Flaherty Boston Public Health Commission Darren Harter RSM US LLP
Viviana Jaramillo ‘11 UCLA Anderson School of Management Haley Johnson Dell Rachel Keir CCS Fundraising Casey Kidik ‘12 Loomis, Sayles & Co. Deidra Leconte ‘10 Commonwealth Corporation Lance Madden ‘14 Brown Brothers Harriman Ike Nnadi The Kraft Group Nairi Norigian O’Neill & Associates Kaley Rudicus Gilbane Jacob Stevens Purdue University Timothy Strakosch AllianceBernstein Angela Vastey ‘07 Foley & Lardner, LLP Lia Wayman Catalant Technologies
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Cristo Rey Boston High School is part of the growing Cristo Rey Network® of high schools across the country that integrate four years of rigorous college-preparatory academics with four years of professional work experience through the Corporate Work Study Program, now at no tuition cost to our students and their families.
Thomas P. Ryan Principal Paul Bowen Director of Corporate Work Study Carmen T. Donohue Director of Advancement Tanya Fortes Director of Counseling Services Marcin Kunicki Director of Business Development Dan Curran Director of Activities and Athletics Nicole Mollica Director of Enrollment & Retention Kyle Mullins Assistant Principal Mary Alice O'Connor Director of Communications and Events Elizabeth Ortiz Director of Parent and Community Engagement Debbie Rateau Director of College Counseling Celia Williams Director of Business and Operations
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