2025 Cristo Rey Network Impact Report

2025 IMPACT REPORT

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE

HOPE FOR THE FUTURE “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

Jeremiah 29:11

Friends of Cristo Rey, At Cristo Rey, hope is not a sentiment. It is a conviction lived out every day in classrooms, workplaces, and communities across the country. In this Jubilee Year of Hope, we see God’s promise made real through the lives of our students. Their stories remind us that our mission is boldly countercultural: to insist that young people from families of limited financial means deserve the same access to excellence as anyone else.

This 2025 Impact Report captures the audacity of that vision. Cristo Rey students are proving what is possible when rigorous academics, meaningful work experience, and faith come together.

They are breaking cycles of poverty, building social capital, and stepping into leadership with confidence. The audacity of our mission is believing that God’s plans of hope belong to every student, and their lives bear witness to that truth.

As we approach our 30th anniversary and prepare to launch new strategic priorities in 2026, we are energized by what lies ahead. With 41 schools serving 13,000 students and more than 33,300+ graduates, Cristo Rey is not simply an education model, it is a movement of faith, innovation, and opportunity. We are deeply grateful to our partners, funders, and school leaders who make this mission possible. The audacity of this mission is nothing less than trusting in the promise of Jeremiah, that every young person is meant to prosper, to have hope, and to claim a future. ¡Viva Cristo Rey!

Kelby Woodard President and CEO

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Dan McCallin, Board Chair President and CEO (Retired), Timberline Industries

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2024-2025 Upward Mobility Study: The ROI of a Cristo Rey Education Work began on a multiyear partnership with researchers from Washington University in St. Louis, Boston College, and the University of Pennsylvania. This project will examine the specific skills students develop through the Corporate Work Study program that contribute to social mobility—such as post-secondary educational attainment, employment, and earnings—while also capturing and articulating our organization’s broader programmatic impact and return on social mobility.

Student Union for Mission Advancement (SUMA) Notre Dame Cristo Rey High School (Methuen, MA), in collaboration with Cristo Rey Network University Partner Saint Anselm College, proudly hosted the 6th annual SUMA conference June 23-25, 2025 for Cristo Rey student leaders to converge to drive the movement’s continued growth. Centered on the theme “Believe. Achieve.

Succeed.”, this year’s conference focused on faith leadership, allowing students to pray and reflect together on what it means to be a leader guided and informed by faith.

2025 Annual Meeting More than 300 leaders from the Cristo Rey Network gathered in Columbus, OH for the 2025 Annual Meeting April 1-4, 2025.

This event was a dynamic celebration of the profound impact and progress of our shared mission. The meeting ignited conversations about groundbreaking innovations and marked a decade of transformative achievements at our host school, Cristo Rey Columbus High School.

Outrageously Bold Awards To celebrate and recognize the incredible work of Cristo Rey colleagues nationwide, the Cristo Rey Network national office is proud to announce the launch of the Outrageously Bold Awards —an annual recognition program that honors outstanding staff performance and impact across Cristo Rey campuses. Inspired by the visionary spirit of the Cristo Rey Credo and the words of Cristo Rey Network Chair Emeritus Fr. John Foley, SJ, the awards aim to highlight the extraordinary contributions of those who embody bold hope, radical love, and tireless commitment to Cristo Rey’s mission.

…May our hope be so outrageously bold that people will laugh at us if they knew what we hoped for!

John P. Foley, SJ, Chair Emeritus, Cristo Rey Network

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41 CAREER FOCUSED, COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOLS The Cristo Rey Network of high schools delivers a career focused, college preparatory education in the Catholic tradition for students with limited economic resources, uniquely integrating rigorous academic curricula with four years of professional work experience and support to and through college. We partner with educators, businesses and communities to enable students to fulfill their aspirations for a lifetime of success.

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle High School ‘24 Seattle De La Salle North Catholic High School ‘01 Portland Cristo Rey Sacramento High School ‘06 Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School ‘18 Oakland ICA Cristo Rey Academy ‘09 San Francisco

Cristo Rey San Jose Jesuit High School ‘14

Arrupe Jesuit High School ‘03 Denver Cristo Rey St. Viator Las Vegas College Preparatory High School ‘19

Verbum Dei Jesuit High School ‘02 Los Angeles

Cristo Rey San Diego High School ‘20 Cristo Rey Orange County High School ‘23

San Miguel High School ‘04 Tucson

De La Salle North Catholic High School

Cristo Rey Kansas City High School

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Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep

Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School ‘96 Chicago

Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep ‘04 Waukegan

Cristo Rey Jesuit Milwaukee High School ‘15

Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School ‘08 Chicago Detroit Cristo Rey High School ‘08

Notre Dame Cristo Rey High School ‘04 Methuen Saint Martin de Porres High School ‘04 Cristo Rey Cleveland Boston High School ‘04

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School ‘07 Twin Cities

Cristo Rey New York High School ‘04 Cristo Rey Columbus High School ‘13

Providence Cristo Rey High School ‘07 Indianapolis Cristo Rey Kansas City High School ‘06

DePaul Cristo Rey High School ‘11 Cincinnati

Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep ‘15 Cristo Rey Fort Worth College Prep ‘18 Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory of Houston ‘09

Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School ‘12

Cristo Rey Richmond High School ‘19 Cristo Rey Research Triangle High School ‘21

Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School ‘14

Cristo Rey OKC Catholic High School ‘18

Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School ‘08

Holy Family Cristo Rey Catholic High School ‘07 Birmingham

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School ‘07 Baltimore Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School ‘07 Washington, DC

Cristo Rey Orlando High School ‘25

41 HIGH SCHOOLS Cristo Rey Tampa Salesian High School ‘16

13,000+ STUDENTS 99% STUDENTS OF COLOR

Cristo Rey Miami High School ‘22

$43,000 AVERAGE FAMILY INCOME 60% CATHOLIC STUDENTS 3,300 CORPORATE PARTNERS 33,300+ GRADUATES 75 UNIVERSITY PARTNERS 34 SPONSORING RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

San Miguel High School

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Cristo Rey Jesuit College Cristo Rey New York High School Preparatory School of Houston

ENSURING COLLEGE READINESS Cristo Rey student academic growth is achieved through high-quality instruction and extraordinary school leadership demonstrated across our school communities. These essential elements to learning are fostered through sustained, year-round community building and professional development programs offered for Cristo Rey academic leaders and teachers.

Through lead philanthropic investments from The Howley Foundation and the Hearst Foundations, the Leading and Learning Team collaborates with expert facilitators to deliver job-embedded, new learning that builds the capacity and strengthens the retention of our faculty and staff.

I became aware of my default to want to simplify concepts for the sake of explaining rather than allowing space for amplifying meaning through multiple ways to access concepts. I realized how engaging and fun a math classroom can be utilizing Math Language Routines!

Teacher

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Accelerating Literacy Across the Curriculum In partnership with ThinkCERCA, participating schools’ English Language Arts (ELA) and Social Studies teachers engaged in training to ensure students access grade-level appropriate curriculum that encourages critical and creative thinking across genres. Growth metrics include: ●

ThinkCERCA evidence-based writing scores climbed 20%, and multiple-choice scores rose about 4%—indicating an exciting increase in student proficiency levels.

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Network-wide AP ELA pass rates nearly doubled, climbing from 24% to 45%, even as students collectively took 182 more exams. Social Studies saw a 4% pass-rate gain alongside 217 additional exams—a clear sign that engaging Social Studies teachers in our literacy program is driving an impact.

Putting Math Education to Work Guided by the Silicon Valley Math Initiative (SVMI), students had the opportunity to collaborate in a way that propelled their mathematical learning through increased emphasis on problem solving and critical thinking. Teachers received ongoing professional development to enhance the quality of instruction in the classroom, which increased student perceptions of math by 4% and: ●

Cristo Rey San José Jesuit High School

Cristo Rey Richmond High School

Cristo Rey Orange County High School

Network-wide AP math pass rates rose from 19% to 27%, with 265 more math exams completed. AP science pass rates grew from 10% to 22%, with 77 more tests taken.

Principal Fellows Program Our Principal Fellowship promotes the development of aspiring school leaders within the Network to ensure a robust pipeline of skilled principals for the movement’s future. Generously supported by a lead investment from The Howley Foundation, five Principal Fellows are engaged in two-years of workshops, coaching, and webinars. Principal Fellow Deonté Green was selected as Cristo Rey Miami High School’s principal after just one year in the program.

Cristo Rey Orlando High School

VIDEO SPOTLIGHT: WATCH DEONTÉ’S TESTIMONY OF IMPACT https://youtu.be/3sWn5Pk4FJ0

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Cristo Rey Columbus High School

PREPARING OUR FUTURE WORKFORCE, TODAY Our national office Corporate Work Study (CWS) team remains nimble and forward-thinking to prepare students to respond to the challenges and meet the opportunities of the modern work environment. Providing support for schools on both national and local levels, the team’s programming helps ensure our students have the credentials and skills necessary to provide real value to our Corporate Partners. Last school year alone, students earned nearly $80 million at their CWS placements. We remain grateful to our corporate and donor communities for their belief in our students’ potential and for their generous investments that catalyze our innovation.

Corporate Work Study Modernization Project Through the continuation of our Corporate Work Study Modernization efforts, we are crafting a future-focused framework that addresses the realities of a shifting workforce landscape while elevating the training and support offered to our student associates and their job placement supervisors. Through committees and working groups composed of school leaders and key stakeholders, the Cristo Rey Network continues to serve as a national leader in youth workforce development.

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Corporate Work Study Impact Awards The Cristo Rey Network presented the esteemed Corporate Work Study (CWS) National and Local Impact Awards to representatives from Accenture, Baird, Husch Blackwell, and Mount Carmel Health System, acknowledging their companies’ engagement that has positively impacted the lives of Cristo Rey students.

Class of 2025’s Top Five Career Pursuits Each year, Cristo Rey seniors share their top college major choices. Despite changes in the job market, their interests stay consistent. Among the students graduating in 2025: ● ● ● ● ●

20% plan to pursue business 14% plan to pursue engineering 13% plan to pursue healthcare 10% plan to pursue psychology 9% plan to pursue biology

These areas of interest align closely with the industries represented by many of our Corporate Partners.

In 2024-25, the national office researched the impact of students’ job placements on alumni career development.

SINCE 2011, 1 IN 3 CRISTO REY ALUMNI HAVE ATTAINED OR ARE PURSUING MAJORS REFLECTIVE OF THEIR CORPORATE WORK STUDY EXPERIENCE. Network-wide Partnerships by # of Markets 12 companies worked with student associates in their offices in 6+ markets Expeditors Baird The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. Accenture Jones Day Latham & Watkins CBRE Group Kirkland & Ellis KPMG BMO The Boston Consulting Group Inc Winston & Strawn

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Single Market Standouts 11 Corporate and Nonprofit Partners contracted with their local CWS to place 6+ teams of student associates. Healthcare and social services were strongly represented as employing the most students in a single market.

MetroHealth - Cleveland Froedtert Health - Milwaukee IU Health - Indianapolis Eli Lilly and Company - Indianapolis Diocese of Oakland Durham Public Schools Catholic Charities of Baltimore Head Start Hines VA Hospital - Chicago Union Settlement Association - New York Warner Girls Leadership Academy - Cleveland Mile High Early Learning Centers - Denver

Left to Right: Travis Kuhl and Vanessa Vara-Ramos with Husch Blackwell; Christopher (‘26) and Amani (‘25) with Cristo Rey Columbus High School; Tim Cain and Elizabeth Malone with Baird; and Jerry Schildmeyer with Accenture

Honorable Mention 7 CWS partners hired a large number of student associates across a limited number of markets Advocate Aurora Health Comcast CommonSpirit Health General Motors Raytheon The State of Ohio Trinity Health High Volume National Nonprofit Placements 6 nonprofit partners support students with a wide breadth nationally. All of the below nonprofit partners increased their student associate placements from 2023-24 to 2024-25.

Catholic Charities YMCA Junior Achievement Boys and Girls Club United Way Habitat for Humanity

23 markets 16 markets 9 markets 8 markets 8 markets 7 markets

VIDEO SPOTLIGHT: WATCH ADVANCED GROUP’S TESTIMONY OF IMPACT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxK76VRUt18

The message I would give to other companies that are interested in the Corporate Work Study program is to look long term. What does this look like over the next 10 years and how is that going to impact your organization?

- Leo Sheridan, Executive Chairman, Advanced Group

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TO AND THROUGH COLLEGE Our schools collectively celebrated 2,730 Class of 2025 graduates as they embark on their postsecondary journeys. These young men and women committed to over 500 bachelor’s degree programs nationwide, including some of the nation’s most selective institutions and dedicated University Partners: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Morehouse, University of Pennsylvania, University of Notre Dame, and many more.

Thanks to lead philanthropic investments from Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, Northern Trust Fund - a Fund of the Robert R. McCormick Foundation, Schreiber Philanthropy, and Wilson Sheehan Foundation, our national office College Initiatives team’s collaboration with 120+ College Counselors and Alumni Advisors supported the achievements of our newest alumni: -

97% of seniors were accepted to at least one fouryear college

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93% of the Class of 2025 committed to college, with 83% of those committed to four-year colleges

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$2,352 average out-of-pocket cost per year (after federal student aid) for students committed to a fouryear college, down from $2,603 last year

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100+ seniors received prestigious postsecondary scholarships, including: 2 Gates Millennium Scholars, 9 students awarded the highly competitive Posse Foundation Scholarship, 30 recognized as QuestBridge Scholars, 11 honored as Dell Scholars, 18 awarded an Evans Scholarship, and over 70 awarded Cristo Rey Network scholarships.

College matriculation and success remain strong at our University Partner institutions. One in five Class of 2025 graduates committed to a University Partner, where Cristo Rey graduates complete bachelor’s degrees at an average rate of 68%! Furthermore, our graduates who start at a 4-year college attain their bachelor’s degree at an impressive rate.

Our College Initiatives team continues to raise the bar on what students and alumni can achieve when supported by professional resources and strategic programming that begins in high school and extends through college.

In response to an evolving policy landscape and shifting admissions field, the national office also expanded tools to help Alumni Advisors better understand postgraduation journeys and refined resources to support best-fit college counseling. Two of our hallmark programs include:

Summit on College Success Hosted by Washington University in St. Louis, the annual Summit on College Success brought together more than 130 College Counselors, Alumni Advisors, University Partners, and other stakeholders from across the country to share best practices in college counseling, alumni advising, strategic partnerships, building college-going culture, alumni tracking, and more.

University Partner Program As the national office continues to build and strengthen relationships with our 75 University Partners, this year marked both the addition of new partners and the deepening of existing ones. These partners demonstrate strong outcomes for students of color, commit to providing significant financial aid for Cristo Rey enrollees, and actively collaborate with the Network to foster interest and enthusiasm for four-year colleges among our students.

We recognize our newest partners: Georgia Institute of Technology Hollins University Hope College

Marist University Mercy University Pomona College

University of Redlands

Xavier University of Louisiana

Washington University in St. Louis

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Arrupe Jesuit High School

Mercy University

CRN Class of 2018 Graduation Rates by Starting Institution

49%

68%

Cristo Rey guided me and taught me never to give up. They allowed me to pick a college that aligned with my passion for computer science and be able to finish earlier and with a master’s degree. As a first-generation college student, I want to make my family proud, I want to make myself proud.

Bryan Dominique, Cristo Rey Brooklyn ‘23, Mercy University ‘27

All 4-year starters

University Partner starters

WATCH WHAT’S POSSIBLE THROUGH OUR UNIVERSITY PARTNER PROGRAM AS WE CELEBRATE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBIZ4gKDtqU

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During the Cristo Rey Network’s 2025 Annual Meeting, 40 Under 40 honorees Mary Lea Bordelon, Alexis Johnson and Dominique Jordan shared their Cristo Rey stories of impact with attendees.

COLLEGE TO CAREER The Cristo Rey Network proudly announced the Cristo Rey Network National Alumni Association’s 40 Under 40 honorees. As the second 40 Under 40 cohort, the distinguished individuals were nominated by those they have inspired and then selected by fellow alumni for their outstanding achievements in college, in the workplace, and in the community.

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The honorees have become leaders in an array of industries, including Business, Education, Banking and Finance, Healthcare, Non-Profit, Law, Media, Technology, and more. Notably, their personal stories serve as powerful reminders of how education, perseverance, and support can bring about transformative change in lives today and the generations of tomorrow. Our 40 Under 40 program was sponsored by CareerSpring, one of our newest partners.

The skills and values I gained at Cristo Rey continue to guide me in my career and personal life.

The supportive community and the lessons learned have instilled in me a strong work ethic and a commitment to service.

Oscar Gonzalez, Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep ‘17 Bachelor’s in Psychology & Pre-Business, College of the Holy Cross ‘21 Accounts Payable Specialist, Abbott

New Partnership Launched with CareerSpring In April 2025, the Cristo Rey Network formalized a partnership with CareerSpring, adopting the networking and career formation platform for our alumni nationwide.

CareerSpring bridges the gap between education and employment by connecting students to professionals, opportunities, and personalized guidance—through resources like one-on-one consultations and the FORWARD Internship Program. With this partnership, Cristo Rey alumni’s professional network is further amplified, advancing our shared mission to dismantle barriers and expand career success. With thousands of alumni already active in the CareerSpring platform, we are mobilizing our alumni association into the next chapter.

VIDEO SPOTLIGHT: WATCH THE 40 UNDER 40 HIGHLIGHT REEL https://www.cristoreynetwork.org/cristo-reynetwork-national-alumni-association/40-under-40honorees-2025

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EXPANDING IN SEATTLE, ORLANDO, AND CHARLESTON The Cristo Rey Network celebrated remarkable milestones of our newest schools, each opening doors to families who entrust us with their children's education. Through institutionalized replication efforts, dedicated staff recruitment, and strong community support, these campuses are already achieving impressive progress in academic excellence, work study placements, and student formation. From Seattle to Orlando—and soon Charleston—our expanding Network demonstrates the power of our distinctive model to provide exceptional Catholic education and life-changing opportunities for students and families.

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Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle High School: First Year Achievements in 2025-2026 ● 90% of founding freshman class retained ● 98% of freshmen met or exceeded Corporate Partner expectations ● 6 rising sophomore students spent the summer at the University of Washington, living and working together at the Evans Scholars house ● 100% of faculty, academic administration, and CWS team staff members returned for the school’s second school-year ● 5 staff members previously worked at other Cristo Rey campuses

Cristo Rey Orlando High School

Cristo Rey Orlando High School: Grand Opening Cristo Rey Orlando High School opened its doors to 121 freshmen in August 2025, all of whom were placed in paid or funded Corporate Work Study jobs. With $34 million in philanthropy raised to date, the school team renovated a 71,000 square foot facility to open with a state-of-the-art campus. Another capital project is in development to break ground on the Burke Family Pavilion, which will include a gym, locker rooms, and a community health clinic.

Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle High School

Cristo Rey Charleston High School: In Development We look forward to the opening of Cristo Rey Charleston High School in 2027 in a renovated historic school building that has been reimagined for the needs of our students and families. As the school’s founding leadership team is hired, an exciting groundbreaking on building renovations is underway in fall 2025.

In my four decades as an educator, I have never experienced a school year like our first at Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle. What God and the good people of Seattle have created is astonishing: a school that didn’t exist last June is now a vibrant, mission-driven community changing lives—young and old alike.

Paul Hogan, Founding President, Cristo Rey Seattle Jesuit High School

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FAITH FORMATION

Guided by the collaboration of 34 Religious Sponsoring groups, Cristo Rey schools uphold and advance the finest traditions of Catholic education. Each sponsor ensures that its local school remains true to Catholic identity and mission, aligned with the religious charism of the sponsor, and governed within a Catholic school framework. Religious communities are responsible for cultivating a school culture that reflects the ethical principles of the Catholic Church, the tenets of the Cristo Rey Spirituality document, and the Cristo Rey Network Mission Effectiveness Standards—while also welcoming students from other faith traditions.

RELIGIOUS SPONSORS Augustinian Province of St. Thomas of Villanova Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School Basilian Fathers Detroit Cristo Rey High School Bon Secours Mercy Ministries Cristo Rey Richmond High School Brothers of the Christian Schools (District of Eastern North America) Cristo Rey New York High School Brothers of the Christian Schools (San Francisco District) Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School (Oakland) De La Salle North Catholic High School (Portland) San Miguel High School (Tucson) Clerics of St. Viator Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep (Waukegan) Cristo Rey St. Viator College Preparatory (Las Vegas) Congregation of Jesus and Mary Cristo Rey San Diego High School Cristo Rey Institute Cristo Rey Miami High School Cristo Rey Orange County High School Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose ICA Cristo Rey Academy (San Francisco) The Holy Cross Province of the Congregation of the Passion Holy Family Cristo Rey Catholic High School (Birmingham) Mercy Education System of the Americas (MESA) Cristo Rey Sacramento High School Oblates of St. Francis de Sales Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School Salesians of Don Bosco Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School (DC) Cristo Rey Tampa Salesian High School School Sisters of Notre Dame Cristo Rey Dallas College Prep Servants of the Pierced Heart of Jesus and Mary Cristo Rey Orlando High School Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep (Waukegan) Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati DePaul Cristo Rey High School (Cincinnati) Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Cristo Rey Kansas City High School

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Sisters of the Humility of Mary Saint Martin de Porres High School (Cleveland) Sisters of Mercy Mid-Atlantic Community Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur (US East-West Province) Notre Dame Cristo Rey High School (Methuen) Sisters of Providence of St. Mary-of-the-Woods Providence Cristo Rey High School (Indianapolis) Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (Immaculata, PA) Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (Monroe, MI) Detroit Cristo Rey High School Society of the Holy Child (American Province) Cristo Rey New York High School Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep (Waukegan) Society of Jesus (West Province) Cristo Rey Sacramento High School Cristo Rey San Jose Jesuit High School Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle High School Verbum Dei Jesuit High School (Los Angeles) Society of Jesus (Midwest Province) Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School (Chicago) Cristo Rey Jesuit High School (Chicago) Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Milwaukee Cristo Rey Jesuit High School (Twin Cities) Saint Martin de Porres High School (Cleveland) Society of Jesus (East Providence) Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School Cristo Rey New York High School Cristo Rey Jesuit High School (Baltimore) Cristo Rey Research Triangle High School Society of Jesus (Central and Southern Province) Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory School of Houston Arrupe Jesuit High School (Denver) Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston Cristo Rey Boston High School Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington, DC Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School (DC) Roman Catholic Diocese of Columbus Cristo Rey Columbus High School Roman Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth Cristo Rey Fort Worth High School

I have been reflecting on the Gospel accounts of Jesus healing the man who was paralytic.

In many ways, this story is our Cristo Rey story.

Like the paralytic, our friends and family carry us to Jesus. Our parents promise to raise us according to the teachings of Jesus, and, along with our teachers, they help us to see Jesus, to know Jesus, and to hear Jesus say “pick up your mat and walk with me.”

Our Cristo Rey schools are tools of evangelization, places where we all come to see Jesus, know Jesus, and walk with Jesus. Through academic excellence and rigor, our students come to know they are made in God’s image, sacred, and therefore deserving of the best. In the pursuit of truth, beauty, and goodness, our students realize their ultimate hunger and thirst for God. They discover the dignity of work, the right to work in safe conditions, and receive a just wage.

Through our Corporate Work Program, our students gain access to the social capital that opens doors for a better future for themselves and their families. With prayer and service, they realize that they are loved and blessed by God. They are eager to return these blessings in service with others in the pursuit of God’s dream of a world of love, peace, and justice. College ready, work experienced, and formed as Christian leaders, our students graduate knowing they can walk with dignity as God’s children.

REFLECTIONS

REFLECTIONS FROM OUR CHIEF MISSION OFFICER

As we move forward in this academic year and welcome new students and their families to Cristo Rey, may we thank God for the blessing of our schools. We thank God for the generosity of all of you who help bring our students to Jesus. May God bless all of you, and may God bless the Cristo Rey Network. ¡Viva Cristo Rey!

Jim Gartland, SJ Chief Mission Officer

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DePaul Cristo Rey High School

2024-2025 SCHOOL GRANTS

The following initiatives were implemented to elevate the performance and outcomes of schools and students over the last year:

Putting MATH Education to Work Generously funded by The Howley Foundation Direct service grant renewed to 3 schools in Cohort VI Joining school math teachers from Cohorts I, II, III, IV, and V, and in partnership with the Silicon Valley Math Initiative, Cohort VI of Putting MATH Education to Work continues to work towards increasing math achievement for all students by improving teacher practice, promoting high levels of student engagement in mathematical thinking, and providing schools with high quality resources that positively impact classroom instruction.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

COLLEGE INITIATIVES

Thanks to the generous Cristo Rey Network donor community, the national office offered intentional, high impact grants and direct service programs to advance progress and outcomes of our school communities locally and nationally. Designed in partnership with donors and informed by school-identified priorities, the national office dispersed nearly $2 million to schools in 2024-2025.

Accelerating Literacy Across the Curriculum Generously funded by The Howley Foundation Direct service grant awarded to 4 schools to establish Cohort D In partnership with ThinkCERCA, Accelerating Literacy Across the Curriculum continues to provide professional development and coaching to teachers at schools in reading and writing. Building on the progress of schools in cohorts A, B, and C, participating schools access a wealth of resources - including texts, lessons, and assessments that will advance students’ reading, writing, and analytical skills.

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FAFSA Completion Grant Generously funded by the ECMC Foundation One-year grant awarded to 18 schools In response to unprecedented delays to the FAFSA form, the Cristo Rey Network received funding to disburse to schools to ensure student completion of the form and subsequent eligibility for financial aid for college. The funds enabled schools to collectively host 74 workshops. As a result, recipient schools achieved a 93% FAFSA completion rate for the Class of 2024.

SCHOOL GROWTH

Project Waitlist Generously funded by The Howley foundation Two-year grant renewed to 3 schools in Cohort III In 2024, three schools renewed the second year of a twoyear grant to deploy effective student recruitment and marketing strategies to increase incoming freshman and overall school enrollment.

MISSION SUPPORT

Emergency Tuition Assistance Program Generously funded by William McIntosh, William J. & Arline C. DeJoseph, and the W. O’Neil Foundation One-year grant awarded to 9 schools This fund provided tuition assistance for students who demonstrate the greatest economic need. Grants were disbursed to nine schools with the lowest average per capita household income.

Operating Support Generously Funded by Susan & Daniel White Various one-year grants awarded to 41 schools In partnership with donors interested in supporting established schools in target communities, the national office passed through non competitive grants that varied in contribution size.

Executive Leadership Program Generously funded by the Wilson Sheehan Foundation, the I.A. O’Shaughnessy Foundation, and Dr. Scholl Foundation Concluded the direct service grant for 6 schools in Cohort III Designed and delivered by the University of Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business, and in collaboration with the Cristo Rey Network, the Cristo Rey Network Executive Leadership Program concluded its final cohort of participating school leadership teams. The program developed the capacity of school leaders to perform at the highest levels in order to achieve our shared mission.

Thanks to [this] generous funding, families were able to access much-needed support for their children's family contribution, easing financial burdens and opening doors to quality education. This assistance empowered parents to keep their children enrolled in school without interruption, fostering academic stability and personal growth. Many students who once faced uncertainty about their educational futures are now thriving, confident, and motivated to succeed.

Cristo Rey Philadelphia Emergency Tuition Assistance Program

VIDEO SPOTLIGHT: PROGRAM IMPACT IN ACTION

https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=nuD1_ Epgjok&feature=youtu.be

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2025 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

With the extraordinary support of the Cristo Rey Network scholarships donor community, the national office has expanded its college scholarship programming to continue elevating Cristo Rey students pursuing bachelor’s degrees at colleges and universities across the country. Designed in partnership with donors and informed by the Cristo Rey Network College Initiatives strategy, the national office awarded $7.12M through six scholarship programs over the next four years.

Cristo Rey Howley College Scholars Program Generously funded by The Howley Foundation The Cristo Rey Howley College Scholars Program awards 30-45 Cristo Rey graduating seniors per year with an average $6,000 annual, renewable college scholarship to attend a Cristo Rey Network University Partner. Renewed in 2021 after partnership with the Cristo Rey Network to establish a pilot college scholarship program, The Howley Foundation currently awards scholarships to 96 students who are pursuing a bachelor’s degree.

Ann M. Korologos Endowed Scholarship Fund Generously funded by the Estate of Ann McLaughlin Korologos, Janet and Tom O’Connor, and members of the Cristo Rey Network donor community This endowed scholarship fund awards one $5,000 annual, renewable college scholarship to a graduating Cristo Rey senior who demonstrates and embodies the attributes of leadership, perseverance, and excellence in high school and for their college aspirations. In its second year, the Fund awarded scholarships to 2 students in college.

Cristo Rey National Schreiber Scholars Program Generously funded by Schreiber Philanthropy The Cristo Rey National Schreiber Scholars Program awards 20-25 Cristo Rey graduating seniors per year with a $6,000-$8,000 annual, renewable scholarship to attend a Cristo Rey Network University Partner. In its third year, the Program awarded scholarships to 69 students in college.

Anonymous Scholarship Generously funded by Cristo Rey Network donors This scholarship awarded one $5,000 annual, renewable college scholarship to a graduating Cristo Rey senior attending Villanova University.

Swedish Scholarship Fund Generously funded by an anonymous donor The Swedish Scholarship Fund awards approximately four Cristo Rey graduating seniors per year with an average $5,000 annual, renewable scholarship to attend a bachelor's degree granting institution. In its second year, the Fund awarded scholarships to 15 students in college.

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Deloitte Foundation Scholars Program Generously funded by the Deloitte Foundation In its fifth consecutive year, the Deloitte Foundation made a generous gift of $2.1M to support Cristo Rey Network schools in administering a one-year college scholarship program for the Class of 2025. Scholarship funds supported students enrolling in bachelor’s degree programs in Business, Technology, and Engineering. This year, Cristo Rey schools collectively awarded scholarships to 411 students.

FINANCIALS Support and Revenue Direct Fundraising National Office Programming and Supporting Services

$4,482,188

Member School Grants

$493,800

Alumni Scholarships

$1,595,407

Total Direct Fundraising $6,571,395

Fiduciary Fundraising Member School Grants

$1,494,232

Alumni Scholarships

$2,035,000

Total Fiduciary Fundraising $3,529,232

School Membership Dues and Fees $2,676,345

Investment Income (Net)

$1,766,835

Total Support and Revenue

$14,543,806

Expenses Programming Provided to Schools

$6,780,234

Supporting Services General Administration

$865,886

Development and Communication Providence Cirsto Rey High School

$814,028

Total Supporting Services

$1,679,915

Member School Grants

$1,493,232

Alumni Scholarships $2,827,777

The Deloitte Foundation scholarship not only eases the financial burden of my education, but also inspires me to work even harder toward my academic and professional goals.

Knowing that Cristo Rey believed in my potential is a profound motivation and I am excited to make the most of this opportunity to learn, grow and contribute to my field.

Deloitte Foundation Scholar ‘25

Total Expenses

$12,781,157

Revenue is inclusive of new cash and pledges which will be collected within the next three years.

NATIONAL OFFICE PROGRAMMING AND SUPPORTING SERVICES MEMBER SCHOOL GRANTS ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP DUES AND FEES INVESTMENT INCOME (NET)

18%

12% 31%

25%

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LIFETIME CHAMPION INVESTORS Our movement’s sustained excellence, innovation, growth, and impact have been propelled by benefactors whose cumulative gifts total $1,000,000+ since our national office founding in 2003.

Anonymous (4) Louis Calder Foundation Cassin Educational Initiative Foundation Caster Family Trust Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Deloitte Foundation The Drexel Fund The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation The Howley Foundation I.A. O’Shaughnessy Foundation Darren & Terry Jackson Estate of Ann McLaughlin Korologos

Perry Family Charitable Foundation Janet & Tom O’Connor O’Shea Family Foundation Sandor Foundation Schreiber Philanthropy Roger and Susan Stone Family Foundation Ventana Charitable Trust Walton Family Foundation The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Susan & Daniel White Wilson Sheehan Foundation

2026 STRATEGIC PLAN MATCH As our 2026 Strategic Plan concludes on June 30, 2026, and we prepare to launch our next plan toward 2029, we wish to once again recognize the generous benefactors whose support propelled our priorities forward. The Cristo Rey Network secured a $5 million matching gift from an anonymous foundation, inspiring $10 million in collective cash gifts that are fueling high-impact, network-wide programming led by our national office team. We are especially grateful to the 60+ donors who contributed $5,000 or more to this effort: Angels Among Us, Inc. Anonymous Donors (5) Kevin & Thayer Baine Leonard M. Braig Mr. & Mrs. Emil J. Brolick Alison Buch & Daniel Donovan Rodgers James & Rosanne Burns Bebe & BJ Cassin Brian Cavanaugh CKC Foundation Clark Street Jesuit Community College of Saint Benedict John Compall James Deasy ECMC Foundation Ethan & Sarah Eldridge Ernst & Young Marlene Flanagan Jane E. Genster & John J. Buckley, Jr. Georgetown University The Gerardine Laffey Connolly Foundation Healey Family Foundation Hearst Foundations Christopher Hebig & Shannon Noonan Helen Brach Foundation Horace Grinnell Tina & Peter Holland The Howley Foundation Joliet Franciscan Sisters / S. Jeanne Bessette, OSF, Ed.D. Molly Joseph Kehl Family Fund KPMG Foundation Susan Leverone Loyola University Maryland

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Barbara Marchini Ellis Dan & Eileen McCallin McMaster-Carr Supply Company Jack & Marsha Myslenski Northern Trust Fund, a Fund of the Robert R. McCormick Foundation Janet & Tom O'Connor I.A. O'Shaughnessy Foundation O'Shea Family Foundation James O'Sullivan, Jr. Perry Family Charitable Foundation John† & Sheila Pigott Provco Group LLC Joseph & Cheryl Della Rosa Dr. Scholl Foundation Schreiber Philanthropy Ann & Tom† Schriber The Shea Family Charitable Fund Leo & Martha Sheridan Marc Stern & Kim Yellin Roger and Susan Stone Family Foundation Brendan & Kerry Swords Rosemarie & David Thurston David Francis Tracy Jose & Georgina Ubeda Villanova University John & Kelly Waller Joseph & Ann Wenger Susan & Daniel White The Yass Prize

Cristo Rey San Diego High School

2024-2025 MAJOR GIFTS The Cristo Rey Network is profoundly grateful to our generous benefactors below who gifted $25,000 or more to elevate the impact of our movement. Furthermore, the asterisk recognizes gifts that contributed towards our 2026 Strategic Plan match. *An anonymous family foundation contributed towards a $5,000,000 matching gift in honor of retiring Cristo Rey Network President and CEO Elizabeth Goettl to support the 2026 Cristo Rey Network Strategic Plan. *An anonymous family foundation committed a major gift to support national office programming.

An anonymous family foundation committed a major gift to support Catholic leadership development and programming. *An anonymous family foundation contributed a major gift to support the growth of the national office fundraising program.

An anonymous family foundation contributed a major gift to support the Swedish Scholarship Program.

An anonymous foundation contributed a major gift to support national office Corporate Work Study programming.

An anonymous individual contributed a major gift to support national office programming.

Charles W. Bidwill, Jr. contributed a major gift to support the John P. Foley, S.J. Legacy Fund. *Mr. & Mrs. Emil J. Brolick contributed a major gift to support national office leadership development programming.

The Buckley Foundation contributed a major gift to support Cristo Rey New York High School and Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School. *Bebe & BJ Cassin contributed a major gift in honor of Elizabeth Goettl towards the 2026 Strategic Plan Match Gift.

The Challenger Foundation contributed a major gift to support national office Literacy and Math initiatives.

The Clark Street Jesuit Community contributed a major gift to support national office programming.

Jim, Vicki, Chris, Carrie, & Sophia Click contributed a major gift to the Putting Education to Work campaign to support San Miguel High School in Tucson.

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation contributed a major gift to support national office College Initiatives programming.

Della Rosa Family Foundation contributed a major gift to support national office programming.

Deloitte Foundation contributed a major gift to support college scholarships.

Jane E. Genster & John J. Buckley, Jr. contributed a major gift to support national office programming. *Healey Family Foundation contributed major gifts for national office programming and in honor of Elizabeth Goettl towards the 2026 Strategic Plan Match Gift. *The Howley Foundation contributed several lead gifts to fuel Putting Math Education to Work, Project Waitlist, Talent Management: Recruiting Leaders, Cristo Rey Howley College Scholars, and Accelerating Literacy Across the Curriculum.

The Estate of Ann McLaughlin Korologos contributed a major gift to support the Ann M. Korologos Endowed Scholarship Fund.

William McIntosh contributed a major gift to support the Emergency Tuition Assistance Fund.

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*Northern Trust Fund, a Fund of the Robert R. McCormick Foundation, contributed a major gift to support national office College Initiatives programming. *Janet & Tom O’Connor contributed a major gift to support the 2026 Cristo Rey Network Strategic Plan and a major gift towards the Ann M. Korologos Endowed Scholarship Fund. *James O’Sullivan, Jr. contributed a major gift to support the John P. Foley, SJ Legacy Fund.

Orosz Family Foundation contributed a major gift to support national office programming. *Perry Family Charitable Foundation contributed major gifts towards national office programming.

*The Shea Family Charitable Fund contributed a major gift to support national office programming. *Rosemarie & David Thurston contributed a major gift to support Corporate Work Study programming. *Susan & Daniel White contributed a major gift to support national office programming and general operations at every Cristo Rey Network school.

Wilson Sheehan Foundation contributed a major gift to support the University Partners Program and College Initiatives programming.

Martha Wyrsch contributed a major gift to support national office programming.

Schreiber Philanthropy contributed a major gift to contribute to College Initiatives programming.

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Philanthropic gifts of $100+ were generously received by the following friends, foundations, colleges and universities, corporations and businesses in Fiscal Year 2025.

2 Pierce LLC 440 S. LaSalle St. Rocco & Jo-Ann Abbate Radm. Robert & Mrs. Louis Abele Admiral Heating and Ventilating, Inc. Amtrust Realty Corp.

Stephen Andrews Angels Among Us, Inc. Anonymous (30) Marilyn Antonik Brian Aoyama Augustana College Stephen & Sarah Baine Kevin & Thayer Baine Baird Foundation, Inc. Joseph Balducci Mary Batch BCSP 190 South LaSalle Property LLC BCSP 231 Property LLC BCSP 330 North Wabash Property LLC BCSP 515 North State Street LLC BCSP 8 303 Property LLC BCSP 9 333 Property LLC Chris Beaven Robert Becherer Everett & Laura Bell John Bernauer, Jr. Charles W. Bidwill, Jr. Eileen Bielemeier Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Joseph Biondo BLK IL Tower LLC

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Jim Blubello Rosemarie Boyle Leonard M. Braig Michael Brennan Richard & Elaine Brennan Kathleen Brogan Theresa Brokowski Mr. & Mrs. Emil J. Brolick Mark & Margaret Bubenik John & Kathleen Buck Burke Warren MacKay and Serritella James & Rosanne Burns John Busch Sarah Busch Robert Capalbo The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Veronica Cardenas Jaime Cargerman Barry & Lynn Carlin Catherine Carlson Daniel Carroll Michael P. Casey Bebe & BJ Cassin Mark Cavagnaro Brian Cavanaugh Terry & Patty Cavanaugh CBRE Challenger Foundation JoAnn Chávez Clark Street Jesuit Community Mary Clemency

Victor Clore Shirley & Frank Cody John & Joanne Collins Erica Collins Lilliam & Jeff Collmann John Compall John & Kate Conerty Daniel & Maria Connolly Daniel & Karen Considine John Coyle Louise Crane Joseph Cress Thomas Crowe Elizabeth & Timothy Curtin Norbert & Jo Ann Cvengros Carol Daly James Deasy William J. & Arline C. DeJoseph Philip & Julie Delaney Joseph & Cheryl Della Rosa Deloitte Foundation Al & Peggy Dematteis James Depfer Julian & Molly D'Esposito Ismael Diaz Dawn & Armando Diaz Mark Dillon Mark Dorn Jeff Dowdell James Doyle Dr. Scholl Foundation Diane Duffy

Cirsto Rey Jesuit College Prepartory School of Houston

Ethan & Sara Eldridge Richard Ellison Timothy Elmer Joseph Erlach The Estate of Francis Moynihan Dr. Miriam & Peter Fabien Angelo & Amy Falcone Barry & Winnifred Fallers Sullivan Frank & Maura Fetsko Al Fiesel John Files Michael & Joan Finnerty Kelly Fitzgerald Marlene Flanagan Thomas Flottman Phil & Sarah Flowers Barbara Ford Fordham University Church Congregation Maria Formoso George & Bettina Francis Nelson Francis Richard & Peggy Friese Theodore & Laura Fuger Fulton Ogden Venture, LLC Paul Gaines Anne Murphy Gallagher Jane E. Genster & John J. Buckley, Jr.

The Gerardine Laffey Connolly Foundation Joseph Gersitz Mary Lou Gilliam Jadwiga Goclowski Arlene Goldberg Anthony Gomez Horace Grinnell Jon Groulx Grove Collection Foundation Robert Gumerlock Mark Gunderson Lawrence J. & Susan Gundrum Ian & Dianne Gutterman Thomas Haggerty Kristin Halvey Hamilton Partners Barbara Hamming Amanda Hansen Mica Hansen Dion Harmon Hart 353 North Clark LLC Peter & Annette Hasbrook Brian & Kathy Hayes Thomas & Margaret Healey Dwight & Jill Healy Michael & Barbara Heaton Christopher Hebig & Shannon Noonan

Helen Brach Foundation Peter Herby Matt Hickey Hines Interests Limited Partnership Alice Hogan Kenneth Holehouse Tina Holland Robert Holt Lucille Hornby The Howley Foundation John Hurley Gregory & Rita Immel Interior Architects Interior Construction Group, Inc. Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Maureen & Tim James JBC/155 Development LLC Leander & Susan Jennings E. Neil Jensen Maria Jens-Kerr Blake Johnson Molly Joseph Ed & Linda Kaiel Mary & James Kearney Peter Keenan Kehl Family Fund Dr. John & Elizabeth Sullivan Kelly

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Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School

Keenan Kelsey Karen Kennedy Kip Kernodle Charles & Cathleen King Elisa Kirk Bartels Joe & Beth Kirsch William Klein Suzanne Klemmer Monsignor Knepper Paul Konold The Estate of Ann McLaughlin Korologos Wenona Kossler John Kotre Amanda Laabs Gerald Laporte Richard Larson Robert Lavanco Paul Lazotte John & Carrie Lee Wayne Lerner Mark & Anne Marie Lewis Benedicte Lezier Paul Linthorst Helene Lipke Charles & Sandra Lizza Loyola University Maryland Dennis & Pam Lucey William Lynch Jeanne Lynch Mary Jane MacAfee Maine South English Department Michael Mally

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Charles and Geri Mulligan Patrick and Vicki Malone Stephanie Mumm Robert Mandell George & Margaret Murphy Robert Manuel Susan Murphy Barbara Marchini Ellis Joseph Murphy Felix V Martinez Sheila Murphy Thomas McAuliffe Thomas & Constance Murray Dan & Eileen McCallin Mrs. Phyllis & Mr. John Michael McCauley Jack & Marsha Myslenski John Nelson Siobhan McCreavy John Nersesian Robert McDonald John Norris Miriam McEachern Northern Trust Fund, a Fund of the Stephen McGeady Robert R. McCormick Foundation Terrence McGovern Alma O'Brien Frank McGrath Constance O'Brien Edward McLaughlin Oconee Real Estate Holding VI Green Christine McLaughlin Janet & Tom O'Connor Marita McManus Patrick O'Keefe Richard McMenamin Richard Oliva Elizabeth Meers OND Property LLC Operating Account Brian & Darcy Melton Orosz Family Foundation Jordan Menashe Francis O'Rourke Diane F Menditto Susan & Jim Osiol Janet Merkel James O'Sullivan, Jr. Michigan Plaza LLC Robert O'Sullivan Mirk Group Inc. Danuta Otfinowski Michael Mitchell Walter Palicki James Mooney Mary Em Parrilli Michael & Denise Moran Perry Family Charitable Foundation James & Marcia Morley Virginia Pfeiffer Jon and Linda Morris Sheila Pigott Mr. Kenneth J. Fischer Trust Pineloch Management Corporation M Tung Charitable Fund Carly Pohlman John Muller

ICA Cristo Rey Academy

Barbara Pope Carla Porter Paul Posoli PR 55 East Monroe Colliers International Maureen & Frank Previti Phil & Anne Purcell Putnam Family Foundation Robert Quinn Charles & Carole Racansky Maria Ragucci PG Rausch Diane Reisdorfer William Rennison Patrick Riley Andrew Roane Peter Robinson Alison Buch & Daniel Donovan Rodgers Roger & Susan Stone Family Foundation Erica Rogers

Matthew Rohm Mary Jo Rosati Natalie Rosen Evan Rotert Mary Lynn Ryan Nancy Rynd Thomas Sandak Paul Sauerbier Anthony Scacco Colleen Scanlon Schreiber Philanthropy Ann and Tom† Schriber Jeff & Diane Schulze Richard Shannon Timothy Shea Henry & Chris Shea Louise Shearer John and Susan Sheridan Leo & Martha Sheridan

Mary Shirley Theresa Simmonds Barbara Simoneau Francis & Bernadette Skuse Patrick Slattery Sr. Barbara Smickel Michael & Martha Smith Jean Smith Thomas Smith Marlay Smith Robert & Maureen Smith Robert & Kathleen Snyder Robert Spolzino St. Olaf College Nick Steffens Stellco Properties Stumm Insurance LLC Julie Sullivan Brendan & Kerry Swords

This unique opportunity that Cristo Rey offers not only builds professional skills but also helps students discover new passions and goals they might not have considered otherwise.

Jaylen, Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory School of Houston ‘25

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Cristo Rey Boston High School

Jill Szawara Michael Tadesse-Bell Kathryn Tarantino Telos Foundation The Kraemer Family Foundation Trudelle Thomas John & Carol Thompson Rosemarie & David Thurston Tishman Speyer Properties LP TKOS II, LLC Philip & Sandra Tobin Michael Tomaino David Francis Tracy Transwestern Commercial Services Geraldine Troast Clyde & Josee Turner Turner Family Fund Jose Ubeda University of Notre Dame University of St. Thomas Carolyn Valencia Willard Van De Loo John Vander Vennet Villanova University Conrad Voldstad Lambert & Eleanore Vonbank Karla Walls William Walsh

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Doug Wambach Wanxiang Sterling Stetson, LLC Rebecca and Craig Ward Ware Malcomb Washington University in St. Louis Kent & Andrew Weber Joseph & Ann Wenger Henry & Emmy White Susan & Daniel White Alexis Whitney Frank & Judy Wilhelme Elizabeth Williams Wilson Sheehan Foundation Withum Wealth Management Frederick Wolf Wurkwel Ventures LLC Robert Wyrsch Martha Wyrsch Clifford & Elizabeth Yeary Marc Stern & Kim Yellin John & Linda Zimnie Ralph Zucker

ANNUAL FUND TRIBUTE GIFTS In Honor Of The Amicucci Family Robert Holt In Honor Of Charles and Teresa Cannon William Walsh In Honor Of Vesela Cvitanic Jaksa Cvitanic In Honor Of John P. Foley, SJ Susan Leverone Thomas McAuliffe In Honor Of The William Ford Family William Rennison In Honor Of Kara Garvey Carol Welsch In Honor Of Elizabeth Goettl Constance O’Brien In Honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grabbe Mike Olson In Honor`Of Dick and Ann Heidkamp Susan and Jim Osiol In Honor Of Sean and Madison Herby Peter Herby

In Honor of Irene Anastasia Yuelys In Honor Of Yelena Krasnovskaya River Kaplun In Honor Of Sean and Stephanie Kelsey Keenan Kelsey In Honor Of Pierre Lezier Benedicte Lezier In Honor Of Chuck and Mary Blake Meadows Brian Melton In Honor Of Maureen McLaughlin Christine McLaughlin In Honor Of Josh Nemeth Tom and Carol Tracy In Honor Of Connie O'Brien David Francis Tracy In Honor Of James O'Sullivan, Jr. Julian & Molly D'Esposito Barbara Ford In Honor Of Sheila Salisz Colleen Halloran-VanderWier In Honor Of Honey and Leo Sheridan Brian and kathy Hayes In Honor Of Marie Verhunce Roberta Hannigan MEMORIAL GIFTS The national office received many generous gifts in memory of the following dear friends, family, loved ones, and champions of the Cristo Rey Network: In Memory Of Ed and Anne Canny Mary Campbell In Memory Of Colette Marie Morris Angels Among Us, Inc. Jeff & Diane Schulze In Memory Of John Amberg Pigott Elisa Kirk Bartels Mark Krizik Amanda Laabs Maine South English Department The Marzetti Company Kendra OHalloran Matthew Rohm In Memory Of Donald C. Trieschmann Penelope Trieschmann

JOHN P. FOLEY, SJ LEGACY FUND Friends and family have invested in the John P. Foley, SJ Legacy Fund, a traditional endowment that will sustain the long-term quality and vitality of the Cristo Rey Network national office to ensure the future of this transformative mission. The income generated by the Fund allows the Cristo Rey Network to provide innovative programming now and in the future that responds to the changing needs of our schools.

Radm. Robert & Mrs. Louis Abele* Charlotte Ahern* Anonymous (2) Anonymous* Marilyn Antonik* Barbara Antonietti* Carmen Arnold* Monica & Lawrence Avery* Kevin & Thayer Baine Dian & David Barth* Mark & Anne Bazin Robert Berner John, Luke, & Tony Biallas* Charles W. Bidwill, Jr. Rob & Susie Birdsell Jenny & John Birmingham* Stella Bobak* Elizabeth Brennan* Mary C. Buckley Alice Rae Casey* Robert & Catherine Cerone* Maureen Chavoen* Chicago Blackhawk Alumni Association* Daniel & Karen Considine* John Cortesi* John & Rosemary Croghan* Sally Sears Daniels* Darin Dankelson* Julie & Philip Delaney* Patrick Dolan* Dr. & Mrs. Henry Dold* Frank & Patricia Eames* Loretta Egan* James & Joan Eggers* Carol English Endlichhofer Trust Mary & Paul Fee* Patrick J. Foley* John Ford Diana Lane & Bill Ford Anne Murphy Gallagher* J. Patrick & Anne Gallagher* Robert, Beverly, & Sean Gallagher* Bill Garrett Jane E. Genster & John J. Buckley, Jr. Ralph & Sonja Gilliland* Mark & Mary Gliva

CRISTO REY NETWORK LEGACY SOCIETY We acknowledge and treasure our benefactors who have included the Cristo Rey Network in their will or estate plans. If you have made a provision for the Cristo Rey Network in your will or estate plan and wish to be listed as a member of our Legacy Society, please contact Brenda Morris at bmorris@cristoreynetwork.org or 312-784-7208.

Rev. John Burger Bebe & BJ Cassin Denise Cavanaugh Judith Emmett David M. Goldstein W. Nicholas & Lorie Howley Darren & Terry Jackson David Kvapil† Lori and Jeff Northrup Jodi di Marzo Francis J. Moynihan† Janet & Tom O’Connor Doug and Paula Piper We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of our acknowledgments. Please reach out to us with any corrections.

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Cristo Rey isn’t just a school; it’s a place where people care about who you are and who you’re becoming.

Emily, Cristo Rey New York High School ‘25

Robert & Elizabeth Golden* Ann & Jim Good* Monica Griffin* Julie Guerin* Richard & Rebecca Griesser Joshua Hale Roberta Hannigan Most Rev. Bernard J. Harrington Barbara Hasbrook Pete & Annette Hasbrook Michael & Patricia Haverty* Brian & Kathy Hayes* Jane Hayes* Barbara & Michael Heaton Christopher Hebig & Shannon Noonan Meredith N. Hedrich Living Trust* Carol Heffernan* Mr. & Mrs. William Henson Mrs. Tempest Hinkamp* Christine Hjorth* Charles & Linda Hoffman* Stephen Holte Jim & Sidney Hoover* Paul Hosch Lucille M. Hornby Ed Hungler* Sue Hutsebaut Nancy Witte Jacobs* Marica Root Jansen* Molly Joseph* G.R. & Tara Kearney Mary & James Kearney Karen Kennedy* Michael & Rae Khoury Matthew Kilcoyne* Dr. Jeffrey and Ruth Anne King* Thomas & Margaret Kloempken* Daniel J. Knepper Ann M. Korologos† Carol Kraus*

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Lydia Krebs* Edward & Judith Kuc* Fred & Suzanne Kueppers Theodore & Carolyn Kueppers* David Kvapil Trust Beth & Matt Lambrecht* Mary Lambrecht* Paul Lazotte Jill & Mike League* Pat & Carrie Lee Helene Lipke Daniel Loftus* Dennis & Pam Lucey Geoffrey Lutz William Lynch Jose Madrid Kathleen Mahoney Debbie Mason* Thomas & Sandra McBreen* Alex & Sheila McClement* Rev. Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Loriann McCourt Molly McDermott* Maureen McGinnis* Rebecca McGuckin* Edward J. McLaughlin Bill & Paula McMenamin* Rich McMenamin & Patty Mulvihill John McPike* Christopher McNulty* David K. & Judith McNulty Brian & Darcy Melton Kathleen Tighe Miller* Mints Family Kevin Mize* Ellen & Lee Mizeur* Susan Frances Moley* Teresa Moran Line Mullins* Joan Murphy* Jeb Myers Camille Naughton Patricia Nold* Constance O’Brien Janet & Tom O’Connor Dennis & Kathy O'Keefe James & Sharon† O'Sullivan Stephanie Oberlie* Jeanne Oelerich Bill Oppegard* Rolland Oselka* Robert & Kathryn Otter Ben & Rowena Parma* John & Joanne Person* Agnes Piszczek* Karen Wildhaber Pritz

Puckmeister LLC* Thomas Reilly* Tom & Linda Rinella* Peter Robinson Colleen Sanguinetti* John & Nancy Scheid* Jacqueline Schermerhorn* Jeanne Schimeck* L. Anne Schrauth, P.T.* Colin Scully John Seeberg* Richard & DJ Shantz The Sheridan Family Brenda & Timothy Smith* Kara Skorepa* Michael & Martha Smith Derek Spahr Martin Spalding* Donald Sprague* Joanne M. Stevens* Donald & Lisa Stewart* Roger and Susan Stone Family Foundation Margaret Tallon* Frank & Jane Tighe Nancy Trainor* Adam Trifiro Anne Tuomey, the Larkin family* Rebecca Twitchell Linda van Spankeren* Kennethe Vaughn* Bob Verdi Marcel Viens* Lambert & Eleanore VonBank Robert & Joan Waghorne* Bruce Wald Sheila & Roger Ward* Mark W. & Florence M. Waznak Richard & Marilee Wehman Richard Wekerle Westfield Homeowners Association, Inc* Reeves Wiedeman* Roberta Wilcynski* Ms. William W. Wirtz* Sparkle Worley Beth Wright* Nicholas & Kathleen Zagotta John Zavislak* Fred Zrenner* *Gifts in memory of a loved one or friend

2025-2026 BOARD OF DIRECTORS The national office Board comprises prominent leaders from the business, education, and religious sectors to govern the Cristo Rey Network. These individuals give generously of their time, expertise, and resources to ensure that every Cristo Rey school is a high performing learning community preparing students for college and career success.

Dan McCallin | Chair President and CEO (retired) Timberline Industries Commerce City, CO

John P. Foley, SJ Chair Emeritus (Retired) Cristo Rey NetworK Chicago, IL

Rob L. Manuel President DePaul University Chicago, IL

Kevin Baine, Emeritus Director Senior Counsel Williams & Connolly, LLP Washington, DC

Jim Gartland, SJ Chief Mission and Identity Officer Cristo Rey Network Chicago, IL

Dave Mason President San Miguel High School Tucson, AZ

Michael Tadesse-Bell Verbum Dei High School ‘03 Associate Program Officer The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Seattle, WA

Jane E. Genster, Emeritus Director Education and Non-Profit Leader Washington, DC

Bill Orosz President Hanover Capital Partners Orlando, FL

Kavita Bhavan, MD Chief Innovation Officer/Medical Director Parkland Health & Hospital System Dallas, TX Lt. Col. Mary Lea Bordelon De La Salle North Catholic High School ‘05 Philippines Country Director at Secretary of the Air Force, International Affairs Portland, OR B.J. Cassin, Emeritus Director Venture Capitalist & Philanthropist Los Altos Hills, CA Joseph Della Rosa Private Investor Della Rosa Investment Partners Short Hills, NJ Dan Dougherty President Cristo Rey New York High School New York, NY Barbara Marchini-Ellis Managing Partner EY Rogers, AR Dave Fitzgerald Founder & Chairman Fitzco Atlanta, GA

Thomas J. Healey, CFA Partner Healey Development LLC Morristown, NJ Tina S. Holland, Ph.D. President and CEO Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University Baton Rouge, LA W. Nicholas Howley, Emeritus Director Executive Chairman TransDigm Group Incorporated Cleveland, OH Dominique Jordan Verbum Dei High School ‘09 VP & Wealth Manager JP Morgan Wealth Management Los Angeles, CA Kip Kernodle CFO & Director (Retired) Allflex Holdings, Inc. Dallas, TX Lauralyn Lee Chief of Staff and Chief Operating Officer Washington National Cathedral Washington, DC

Chris Perry Partner CIVC Partners Chicago, IL Chris Popolo Family Ownership Council Member Freeman Company Dallas, TX Colin Scully Rockcliff Partners Austin, TX Christina (Chris) Shea EVP, External Relations (Retired) General Mills Tucson, AZ Rosemarie Thurston Partner (Retired) Alston & Baird Atlanta, GA Kelby Woodard President and CEO Cristo Rey Network Chicago, IL

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