Christ the King Parish School 2021Annual2022Report Get in touch: 5 7414 SE Michael Drive Milwaukie, OR 97222 1 503.785.2411 8 ctkweb.org f @ChristTheKingOregon Faithful. Wise. Prepared.
As the pastor, it is a joy to worship together at Holy Mass, greet our students at morning drop-off, be with them on the playground and in the classroom, even teaching an elective in philosophy to our middle school students! We have many blessings and accomplishments to share with you in these pages. One accomplishment I’m especially proud of this past year is the implementation of the Ruah Woods Theology of the Body curriculum, to form our students in the truth and goodness of being made in the image and likeness of God, helping them navigate our increasingly confused world. Our test scores demonstrate that we are competing at the top. This year, I’m looking forward to leading a book study with our teachers and staff to deepen our spiritual lives (Fr. Jacques Philippe, Searching For and Maintaining Peace). We are so grateful for your continued support and generosity. Thank you for helping us make our parish school a place of faith, friendship and family, where children flourish!
In Christ the King, Msgr. John Cihak, S.T.D. Pastor
It is challenging to highlight only a few of the major accomplishments of the 2021-2022 school year.
pandemicCOVID-19ofchallengescontinuedwithbrought2021-2022itthethe and its masks and quarantines, but our students thrived and excelled. Our new middle school team fostered an environment of mutual faith, love and respect for each other and the students. Our new teachers Ms. Creech, Ms. Sewell and Mrs. Hunter were seamlessly welcomed to the team and brought faith and joy to their students and classrooms, while our returning teachers continued their excellence in teaching and commitment to and love for their students and our faith.
Our parish school is at the very heart of our life and mission of Christ the King Parish to bring people into the Jesusrelationshiplife-changingwithChrist. Our goal is to create little saints and build strong families. We offer a comprehensive formation, developing young minds and hearts in a robustly Catholic environment to be grounded in faith, forged in wisdom and prepared to transform the future.
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Students were able to be back in the church for Mass and received an entire year of on campus learning with a mask-less spring. The PCO was reinvigorated and hosted many fun, community building events. Our STAR standardized assessment scores ranked our students top in the Archdiocese for growth, while our 5th and 8th graders showed incredible growth on their ACRE (Assessment of Catholic Religious Education) Assessments. Our 8th grade class had a transformative year which brought them closer to Christ. I can not thank you all enough for your continued support of our students and school. With the prayers of this loving, generous and dedicated community, we will continue our mission of forming disciples in Christ who are grounded in faith, forged in wisdom and prepared to transform the future. In Christ the King, Sarah PrincipalTaber, What an incredible year of developing little saints!
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EXPECTATIONS:LEARNINGSCHOOLWIDE Christ the King Parish School Students are:
2021-22 ANNUAL REPORT 3 MISSION
Students at Christ the King Parish School are faithful. They develop a moral conscience that is conformed to Christ, discern and apply their gifts and talents and love God and all He has created.
Students at Christ the King Parish School are prepared. They advocate for self and others, accept responsibility for one’s own actions and serve with compassion and empathy. Christ the King Parish School faculty and staff meet the needs of individ ual learners. Students are challenged to utilize their God given gifts and talents to achieve their fullest potential. The faculty and staff facilitate the development of faithful Catholic citizens of the future. They exhibit joy in teaching God’s children, demonstrate compassion and respect and strive to model the honesty and humility of Jesus Christ.
WISE: Persist in academics with curiosity and enthusiasm Communicate responsibly and effectively Grow in faith and knowledge
• Serve with compassion and empathy MISSIONSTATEMENTSTATEMENT:
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• Accept responsibility for one’s own actions
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PREPARED: Advocate for self and others
Students at Christ the King Parish School are wise. They persist in ac ademics with curiosity and enthusiasm, communicate responsibly and effectively and grow in faith and knowledge.
At Christ the King Parish School, we are responsive to the whole child. Students live the Gospel values of the Roman Catholic Church. They are formed as disciples in Christ who are grounded in faith, forged in wisdom and prepared to transform the future. We lead parents to assume their primary role as educators and catechists of their children. Our students and families experience rich Roman Cath olic faith formation, a challenging academic curriculum, the Sacraments, the Sacred liturgy and the opportunity to serve the Church and wider community in charity as loving stewards of God’s creation.
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• Develop a moral conscience that is conformed to Christ Discern and apply their gifts and talents Love God and all He has created
Christ the King Parish School lives the Gospel values of the Roman Catholic Church. We form disciples in Christ who are grounded in faith, forged in wisdom and prepared to transform the future.
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FACULTY AND STAFF Keriann Hunter PreK Megan McClain Kindergarten Lori Fossati Grade 1 Colleen Creech Grade 2 Danielle Flores Grade 3 Michelle Doran Grade 4 Lindy Hafemann Grade 5 Jackie Vandehey Grade 6 Homeroom, Middle School Religion, Spanish Chris Anderson Middle School Science, Health Robert Lippi Middle School Advanced Math, 8 Social Studies Amanduh Counts Grade 7 Homeroom, Middle School Math, 6 Religion Heatherle Chambers Grade 8 Homeroom, Middle School ELA, 6-7 Social Studies Orlando Flores PE, Extended Care Lori Johnston Art Alexander McCune Director of Sacred Music Mary-Catherine Sewell Learning Specialist Lori Corrigan Assistant to the Learning Specialist Laura Broudy Instructional Assistant, Volunteer Coordinator Tina Eggen Instructional Assistant Chago Akles Instructional Assistant, Extended Care Teacher Elvira Mercado Extended Care Teacher Christina Toscano Instructional Assistant, Librarian Christine Lippi Office Manager Jen Riehl Administrative Assistant Scott Wenlund Facilities Manager Anne McCoy Financial Manager Sarah Taber Principal Chi-Nhan Vo Pastoral Intern Monsignor John Cihak Pastor SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL Bill Hill, Chair Bill Casey Julia Ceballos Ryan Cereghino Mike Pettinger Priscilla Robinson Korine PARENTSuessCOMMUNITY ORGANIZATION (PCO) CO-CHAIRS Jillian O’Donnell Kelly Schiedler 4 2021-22 ANNUAL REPORT FACULTY AND STAFF 2022 Frank Baker Spirit of Service Award Recipients: Kelly Schiedler and Bill & Terin Hill 2022 Archbishop Sample Christian Leadership and Service Award Recipient: Daniel Guitron-Geronimo
2021-22 ANNUAL REPORT 5 WCEA
5. Implement the new Social Studies standards across all grade levels to drive instruction and increase student achievement.
1. Develop a robust data analysis program across all grade levels to ensure differentiation for all learners.
REPORT OF FINDINGS: Accreditation Factor 1: Involvement and Collaboration of Shareholders in Completing the Self Study EFFECTIVE Accreditation Factor 2: Use of Prior Accreditation Findings to Support High Achievement of All Students SOMEWHAT EFFECTIVE Accreditation Factor 3: Assessment of the School’s Catholic Identity HIGHLY EFFECTIVE Accreditation Factor 4: Defining the School’s Purpose HIGHLY EFFECTIVE Accreditation Factor 5: Organization for Student Learn ing to Support the High Achievement of All Students: EFFECTIVE Accreditation Factor 6: Data Analysis and Action to Support High Achievement of All Students EFFECTIVE Accreditation Factor 7: High Achievement by All Students Toward Clearly Defined SLEs and Curriculum Standards EFFECTIVE Accreditation Factor 8: Instructional Methodology to Support the High Achievement of All Students SOMEWHAT EFFECTIVE Accreditation Factor 9: Support for Student Spiritual, Personal and Academic Growth EFFECTIVE Accreditation Factor 10: Resource Management and De velopment to Support High Achievement of All Students EFFECTIVE Due to the significant administrative turn over prior to 2019, CTK did not complete or submit the required accreditation annual progress reports, and therefore did not meet the goals from the 2015 accreditation. This has resulted in a one day revisit during the 2024-2025 school year, with the submission of a comprehensive annual progress report.
Christ the King Parish School completed the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA) Accreditation Visit in the Spring of 2022 and was granted full accreditation through June 30, 2028! Over the next six years, CTK will work to reach our self-identified goals:
2. Develop a program that integrates the Schoolwide Learning Expectations (SLEs) into the culture of the school and ensures all students grow and improve in their mastery of the SLEs.
4. Implement curriculum mapping across all grade levels and content areas to align standards and incorporate SLEs to improve student learning.
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3. Fully Implement and utilize the Danielson Framework to improve best practice instruction and improve student learning.
SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS Development of a New Logo, Mission Statement, Philosophy and Schoolwide Learning Expectations NET Retreat for Grades 7-8 Sister Sr. Miriam James Heidland, SOLT, Presentation to Grades 5-8 Inaugural PreK Class Chromebooks for All Students and Staff Ruah Woods Theology of the Body In-Service for Faculty Emily Stimpson These Beautiful Bones Book Study for Faculty and Staff Campus: Classroom Furniture for Grades 1-5 Lockers for Grades 6-8 PreK Classroom Renovation Middle School Yard Fence Paving, Slurry Seal and Striping in the Parking Lots Gym and Breezeway Roof Filtered, Cooled and Fillable Water Fountain in the Gym Teacher Technology Stations for the Classrooms Fencing and Pavilion in PreK Courtyard Crucifixes, Crosses and Sacred Art (Sullivan Grant) Curriculum: Implemented Theology of the Body for Grades K-8 Implemented Catholic Textbook Project Social Studies for Grades 4-8 Lego Robotics Middle School Elective Sponsored by Clackamas Smiles Family Dental Path of Wisdom Middle School Philosophy Elective taught by Monsignor Cihak Standardized Assessments: #1 in the Archdiocese for STAR Reading Growth (Grades 3-8) #1 in the Archdiocese for STAR Math Growth (Grades 3-8) #2 in the Archdiocese for STAR Early Literacy Growth (Grades K-2, Reading & Math) 6 2021-22 ANNUAL REPORT ACCOMPLISHMENTSSubstantial Growth on the Assessment of Child Religious Education (ACRE) from 2020 to 2021 (This Assessment is for Grades 5 and 8 Only) ACRE Class Average 8th Grade 2020 2021 Knowledge of Faith 59.60% 83% Liturgical Life 58.90% 68.10% Moral Formation 74.50% 92.80% Prayer 65.20% 74.80% Communal Life 46.40% 74.80% Missionary Spirit 75% 82.40% 5th Grade 2020 2021 Knowledge of Faith 62.20% 74% Liturgical Life 63.70% 65.00% Moral Formation 72.90% 87.90% Prayer 52.00% 61.10% Communal Life 59.60% 69.20% Missionary Spirit 41% 61.30%
Parish Subsidy ........................................................... $155,555.04 Tuition Assistance Awarded: ......................................... $227,638 Final Enrollment: 218 (PreK-8) Students Receiving Tuition Assistance: .................................... 67% Foundation Grants Received Chiles Foundation / Tuition Assistance ............................... $75,000 Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Matching Grant / $45,000 CTK Endowment for Education Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Matching Grant / $35,000 Tuition Assistance Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation / $21,000 Tuition Assistance B.P. Lester & Regina John Foundation / ............................. $20,000 Tuition Assistance Catholic Schools Endowment Foundation / ........................ $10,000 Tuition Assistance Juan Young Trust / Technology $10,000 Eaton Lane Foundation / CTK Endowment for Education $2,500 Saalfeld-Newman Grant / Tuition Assistance ....................... $1,000 Tom & Glory Sullivan Foundation / Visual Catholic Identity $6,360 American Rescue Plan Act (COVID-19) Child Care Stabilization Grant $197,168 Emergency Assistance for Non-Public Schools (COVID-19) $63,690 CTK Endowment for Education Year End (6/30/22) Balance: $1,569,637 Annual Appeal Classroom Furniture: .......................................................... $15,180 Tuition Assistance: $10,120 Total Contributions: $25,300 2021 CTK Auction Giving: The Gift that is Christmas Gross: $85,315 Expenses: $18,160 Net Profit: ........................................................................ $67,155 Co-Chairs: Teryn Hill and Lani Arms Event Sponsor: Clackamas Smiles Family Dental Santa’s Choice Raffle Winner: Tristan Tufford 2022 CTK Jog-A-Thon Run for Christ the King Net Profit: ........................................................................ $49,600 Event Sponsors: Clackamas Smiles Family Dental Knights of Columbus Council 9257 Space Age Fuel Valley Allergy & Asthma Clinic With the Jog-a-Thon profits, Second, Third and Fourth Grades received new student desks and chairs and new kidney tables, and First Grade received new chairs and a kidney table. 2021-22 ANNUAL REPORT 7 INCOME AND EXPENSES Christ The King Parish School Profit and Loss July 2021 - June 2022 Tuition Revenue Summary $1,416,108.52 $394,999.51AwardedGrants Special Collections & Fundraising $115,648.04 INCOMETOTAL andMisc.$1,928,801.03Contributionsfeeincome$2,044.96 *Other *FundraisingExpensesBusiness$764.83Expenses$20.01 EXPENSESTOTAL Personnel$1,832,093.00Costs$1,157,632.54 Employee Benefits Supplies,Furniture,Computer/Data$276,610.93ServicestoParishionersandStudents$30,964.86EducationalExpenses$52,149.45Processing$45,668.57FixturesandEquipment$10,858.97Maintenance,Security,ServiceCalls$66,044.33$23,400.00CustodialContractUtilities$30,722.35Office/General AdministrativeExpenses$126,992.16Safety Grant Project$10,264.00Repairs Other InvestmentIncomeIncome 866.47 Total Other Income $866.47 Other CapitalExpensesOutlay 15,162.75 Total Other Expenses $15,162.75 NET OTHER INCOME $ -14,296.28 NET INCOME $82,411.75
A Benefit Luncheon for Christ the King Parish School FUTUREFUNDINGSAINTS 12:00NovemberThursday17-1:30PMCTKParishCenter