Mount Legacy Magazine Summer 2018

SUMMER 2018 | ANNUAL REPORT 2017 - 2018

Mount Saint Charles Academy Educating minds and inspiring hearts, every day.

Administration

Foundation Board

President Alan Tenreiro ‘92

Co-Chairs

John Laramee ‘61 Robert Loiselle

High School Principal Edwin Burke

Members

Stephen Adamo ‘82 Carol Barnabe ‘79 Bryan Berard ‘95 Brian Boucher ‘95 Barbi Carignan ‘80 Richard Carriere Marc Cote ‘70 Mark D’Arcy ‘86 Jonathan Fagan ‘90 David Goryl ‘91

Middle School Principal Jessie Butash Assistant Principal Julie Beauvais ‘96

Board of Directors Dennis Darveau Scott DiChristofero ‘84 Br. Robert G. Gagne, SC Kevin Goffe Matthew R. Jarret ‘95 Gerald R. Piette ‘76 Br. Roy Pinette, SC William M. Ryan ‘73 Frank Simonelli ‘92 David Soucy Thomas Ward ‘71 Ex Officio Members Alan Tenreiro ‘92 Edwin Burke Jessie Butash Tracy Mulligan Julie Beauvais ‘96 Br. Roland Champagne, SC

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Stacey Goryl ‘88 John Gregory ‘67 Robert Hamel ‘59 John Harwood ‘70 Marc Hebert ‘70 Matthew Lacroix ‘59 Richard Lepine Jane McAuliffe ‘91 Sara Monaco ‘96 Justin Wasnewsky

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From the President

Dear Mount Saint Charles family, 2017-18 saw a lot of changes at Mount Saint Charles. You’re holding one of them right now – our reboot of MOUNT magazine.

Mount Legacy magazine will keep you up to date on the latest happenings at the school the way its predecessor did. But it will also be a regular and joyful reminder of our history and that of our founders, the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. History enriches the present, and we have plenty of it.

You’ll read how we’ve renewed traditions like First Friday Masses.

How we’ve turned our history into art with a new mural in the main entrance. How we honored the service and sacrifice of Mount alumni who have served in the military. How a new generation of students brought back the Hilltopper newspaper, which chronicled life at Mount for decades.

We also catch you up with Mount students who past and present who are serving in their communities in the mold of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. We visit with a former principal and teacher, Brother Clifford King, whose devotion to service took him from Mount after 36 years to a new ministry in Louisiana.

The present and future are very much a part of Mount Legacy. You’ll also see improvements we’re making to extend our legacy to a new generation. We’re adding facilities – outdoor eating areas and a library cafe – to make us more attractive to prospective students. The new Capstone Advanced Placement program and a school counseling office strengthen our academic offerings. Athletics are growing with the addition of two Mount alumni (and former NHL stars) in the hockey program, a new equestrian team, and a figure skating program.

These changes at Mount comes in the face of challenges we and schools like us all over the country are facing.

Renewal, a central theme of our Catholic faith, is very much in the air. We’re moving ahead to ensure we continue offering an outstanding college preparatory program grounded in Catholic values and a dedication to service. It’s our history and our future.

Sincerely, Alan Tenreiro ‘92 President

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A Legacy of Catholic Education: Mount Saint Charles’ history came out of the books and went onto the walls in 2018. Walking through the main entrance now is to be surrounded by a full-color mural depicting major events in our history, including the school’s founding and that of its founding order of Catholic brothers, the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, in 1821.

The mural is a celebration of the brothers’ service and the traditions of Catholic education. It takes viewers through Father Andre Coindre’s chance meeting with two freezing, starving girls that moved him to establish the brotherhood in 1821 “to rescue young people from ignorance, to prepare them for life, and to give them knowledge and love of religion.” It also depicts the founding of Mount Saint Charles’ predecessor school, its conversion to a coeducational institution, and construction of the chapel, gymnasium and hockey arena.

Planning to visit the Mount soon? Take a walk through history by pausing at the mural.

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Legacies: Past & Present Reviving an old tradition

Feast of the Sacred Heart The Feast of the Sacred Heart falls around graduation season every year. This year it occurred on June 8, as we welcomed the Class of 1968 back for their 50th graduation anniversary. Honoring Jesus’ divine love for humanity, the feast is a significant event for the Brothers of the Sacred Heart that celebrates their commitment to service in his example. The brothers observed the day with a Mass, prayer and a social at a retirement home in Pascoag. Mount also held a reception in our historic reception room with the Brothers and student and school leaders. The feast was incorporated into Mount’s graduation liturgy. A Sacred Heart Mass was celebrated, accompanied by red vestments and table linens.

NEW Mount Timeline Mural

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Legacies: Past & Present Reviving an old legacy

The Hilltopper Student Newspaper For generations, the student newspaper chronicled academics, sports, social events and more. It was relaunched this year as a website co-edited by students Ava Sangiovanni, ’20, and Emma Picard, ’19.

It features sections devoted to school news, education around the world, alumni, and happenings outside the school. A blog and a writers corner invite personal contributions, such as the haunting tribute to the victims of the Parkland, Florida school shooting by Editor Ava Sangiovanni and a musing on teens and technology by Maggie Kinnear, ’19.

The presses are rolling again on the Mount: The Hilltopper is back.

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In her article about The Hilltopper’s return, writer Lucy Baxter, ’18, declares: “It’s time this amazing school had a newspaper to highlight all of the good that happens here. We’re glad to be back.”

Establishing a new legacy

8th-grade completion ceremony

We commemorated the first class of eighth graders to be with us for all three middle school years—grades 6-8—with a Middle School Completion Ceremony on June 11. This class started a new legacy of middle school education at Mount Saint Charles when they joined us as sixth graders in 2016. With the Completion Ceremony, we congratulated them on finishing middle school and offered our hopes to see them graduate as high school students in four years.

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2018 Commencement Class of 2018

Mount’s 94th graduation The values the Mount Saint Charles Academy Class of 2018 graduates have learned during their time at the school will continue to be embedded in their lives, well beyond the MSC campus.

President Alan Tenreiro told the 130 graduates at the commencement ceremony on Sunday, June 10, that the school motto, “Excelsior,” is the Latin term for “ever upward.” He told the crowd that gathered in the school’s gym for the ceremony the motto is about excellence, born from high expectations.

“Those high expectations are our wishes for your success,” he said.

Beyond that, Tenreiro told the graduates, “I want to wish you greatness. You already have it inside you. You just have to let it out by doing something else you’ve learned at Mount Saint Charles: How to give. Giving unlocks your greatness. When you use your talents, your time and your treasures to help those who live in the shadows of life cast by poverty, or illness, or violence, or ignorance, you become the living image of God’s love.”

Rachel Breitenbach, who served as mistress of ceremonies, told fellow graduates, “Mount has truly become a second home. It is a place where we are

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Mount Saint Charles turns 95 next year and also welcomes a new legacy. Sixth graders who come to Mount in the fall of 2018 and stay through high school will be the class of 2025—our 100th graduating class. Next year, when the class of 1969 comes back to celebrate 50 years since their graduation, those sixth graders will be finishing up their first year and continuing on to write a new page in our history.

allowed to explore new interests, gifts, and talents and are nurtured and guided to reach our full potential. At Mount, the values of hard work, scholarship, kindness, humility, and charity are instilled in each student through their own unique experiences.”

walk through these doors,” he said.

Salutatorian Matthew Melnychuk spoke of how closeknit the MSC community is, and told the crowd at graduation that regardless of what changes in the graduates’ lives, “Everything we’ve experienced these past four years is embedded in our hearts.”

“The challenge is to create your own mold, to shape yourself, to create the world you want to see. My fellow graduates of the Class of 2018, today we are making a first step towards our transition to the adult world ...

We can take the easy route and follow the path, or we can create our own path as we change the world,” she said.

“The spirit of Mount, forever unchanging, will live on vicariously through all who have been lucky enough to

Valedictorian Julia DiSpirito told fellow graduates while it can be frustrating to tackle challenges, with struggle comes growth.

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2018 Commencement Be a part of something bigger.

Be a Mountie.

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Excelsior.

Excellence is born from high expectations.

‘Legacy Families’ Honored at Mount’s Commencement Mass This year at Commencement Mass, we honored those families who have had four or more children attend and graduate from Mount Saint Charles. At Mount, we love all our families and appreciate your support of Catholic education!

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Steven and Karen DiSpirito Family Hailey ‘09, Steven ‘11, Cameron ‘13, Julia ‘18 The Richard Lawrence Family Christian ‘90, Kirsten ‘92, Jessica ‘95, Alexandra ‘09, Meryl ‘11, Jacob ‘18 Maurice and Carol Larivee Family Henri ‘08, Amandarose ‘09, Aaron ‘13, Zachary ‘14, Monique ‘16, Andrew ‘18 Kevin and Therese Reilly Family Thomas ‘09, Meghan ‘12, Brian ‘15, Bridget ‘16, Claire ‘18

Mountie Excelsior Award The Excelsior Award is presented in recognition of good leadership and participation in extracurricular activities, for showing good human relations, for excellence in academics, for working jointly on projects of common interest.

Julia DiSpirito

The winner is determined by a majority vote of the faculty of the Academy. The trophy is sponsored by The McLaughlin Family in memory of John McLaughlin.

Ametur Cor Jesu Award The Ametur Cor Jesu Award, new this year, is presented to a graduating senior who has exemplified the Catholic mission and identity of MSC Academy, as well as the charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart and their motto to love the heart of Jesus.

Through awareness of God’s gifts, the recipient has demonstrated this ideal Teresa Girard through a diligent pursuit of knowledge, respect for the dignity of others, an exemplary moral character, and service to the community.

In summary, the recipient, who must be a practicing Roman Catholic, has excelled in living the virtues of faith, hope, and charity during his/her time at MSC Academy. This prestigious award, which is sponsored by Father Robert E. Lacombe, is determined by a majority vote of the faculty.

All Mountie Award

Evan McWilliams

#MountPride

The All Mountie Award is offered to a graduating senior. The winner must be above average in academic work, must have participated in at least one interscholastic sport, must have contributed significantly to the welfare of the Academy through participation in extracurricular activities, must have manifested distinctive qualities of leadership and finally must obtain a majority vote of the faculty. It is sponsored by the MSC Parents’ Council.

Mount Saint Charles Academy Class of 2018 Valedictorian Julia DiSpirito, Salutatorian Matthew Melnychuk, and Mistress of Ceremonies Rachel Breitenbach.

CLASS OF 2018 By-the-numbers

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Graduating Seniors

70 different colleges and universities graduates will be attending

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Faith in Action Klagetoh, Arizona - St. Anne’s Mission

Community Service Trip

Mount Saint Charles Academy juniors and seniors joined members of the faculty on a service trip to St. Anne’s Mission, a Brother’s of the Sacred Heart Mission in Klagetoh, Arizona. The mission is located on the Navajo Reservation and Br. Charles Schilling is the director. The students performed various acts of service on the reservation, including: building an outhouse, constructing a handicapped-accessible ramp, sanding and skim-coating the inside of a house, scraping paint from the outside of a house, building a deck, fixing a sheep corral, and creating a wall and rock garden.

In addition, the students and faculty had the opportunity to work closely with and develop relationships with the local Navajo people.

Canyon de Chelly, located on the Navajo reservation, gave the students an opportunity to “take a hike” down the 2.5-mile canyon and witness breathtaking scenery. Most notably, the trip provided the chance to be immersed in the mission and charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart and Mount Saint Charles Academy.

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Florida Coast - Blowing Rocks Preserve

Environmental Service Trip In its 16th year, the Mount Saint Charles Academy’s service trip to Florida continues to promote good citizenship, teamwork, leadership skills and environmentalism, school officials say.

Richard Lawrence, director of athletics and English teacher at Mount who runs the week-long community service trip, said senior students partner with The Nature Conservancy, the Florida State Parks, AmeriCorps and the Boys Scouts of America while cleaning up the largest known nesting area for sea turtles in the world at the Blowing Rocks Preserve on Jupiter Island and visiting spots nearby.

At Mount, Lawrence said, “One of our trademarks is dedication to promoting service among our students, so that when they leave our school, they have a sense that they need to give back.”

During the trip, students cleared thousands of invasive plant species, cleaned up litter and debris at beaches, planted native crops, participated in environmental lectures, visited a “turtle hospital” where rehabilitation is offered for injured turtles and were taken on a trip to coral reefs where a geologist pointed out what helps keep these areas and ecosystems healthy.

Throughout the trip, held at the end of February, Lawrence said wherever the group of students went, “people praised the kids for their work and for their diligence and willingness to make a difference.”

The group of 12 seniors also hiked through sand dunes, sat around campfires in the evenings, went on a canoe trip to the Loxahatchee River at a Boy Scout reservation, participated in a talent show and saw wildlife including manatees and alligators during their stay in the sunshine state.

“The mission of the school is to educate the entire person, not just to fill them with facts and figures, and I’m certainly committed to that and I think the service project contributes to that,” Lawrence said.

He said of the students, “These are the leaders of tomorrow, and I think a trip and experience like this promotes that.”

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Faith in Action

Interfaith Prayer Breakfast in several Rhode Island parishes and the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul.

The program included a theme and guiding question along with Father Lacombe’s talk, the meal, prayer and fellowship.

Chapel Hall opened to a gathering of more than 70 people on the morning of March 9, 2018 for the first annual Mount Saint Charles Interfaith Prayer Breakfast. Leaders of all faiths were invited to the public forum, along with local businesses, groups and elected officials, to explore questions of spirituality.

The guest speaker was Rev. Robert Lacombe, priest for 27 years in the Diocese of Providence who serves

The breakfast was among many "Faith in Action" activities this year that focused on service and giving. Revisiting our core values is essential to maintaining an active faith that moves us to serve our community and the larger world. Asking questions, such as how faith demands we respond to the poor and vulnerable in our community, helps ensure that our faith leads us to meaningful action. We’re looking forward to hosting similar community events in the future.

Alumni Faith in Action: David Emond On his final day as CEO of a New Orleans community organization, David Emond could have reflected on the many lives he touched.

Instead, he thought of how those lives touched his.

“They taught me to appreciate what I have and to never to take my privilege for granted.

They filled me with hope for the future,” said the 1992 Mount Saint Charles graduate.

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houses with the Saint Bernard Project. He then worked for nine years at Cafe Reconcile and Liberty’s Kitchen, nonprofits serving a 98 percent African American youth population facing huge obstacles to success.

“They’re incredibly resilient, hard working, smart and entrepreneurial,” Emond said. Our goal was to get them to look in the mirror, see their own value, and acknowledge their dignity. Once they can do that, we know the sky is the limit for them.”

In 2017, Emond received the Louisiana Hospitality Foundation’s Archie Casbarian Humanitarian Award.

He recently left Liberty’s Kitchen after 4.5 years, and though he’s undecided where to go next, he knows what he’ll be doing.

“I’m definitely staying in community service. Investing in people pays back many times over. Not just for them, but for all of us,” Emond said.

Making an Impact: Christmas Basket Deliveries brighter for families across Rhode Island. Mount volunteers made and delivered baskets of food and toys for 31 Woonsocket families through a seasonal giving program coordinated by the Community Care Alliance, which also involved the Providence Journal Holiday Fund and the New England Patriots Foundation. Mount campus ministers Riley Mulligan, ‘18, Meghan Jarret, ’18, Reagan Mulligan, ’17, Lucy Baxter, ’18, and Shannon Stillwell, ’18, led the effort, along with Director of Campus Ministry Deacon Anthony Gagliani.

The Mount Saint Charles community teamed up with 12 other churches, schools and community groups to help make the 2017 Christmas season

“The event gave the students an opportunity to pause and reflect upon the blessings they have been given as they shared the basic blessings of food and gifts with families in our community who were in need.”

Lenten Mission Drive supports sister school in Africa This year’s annual Lenten fundraiser collected more than $5,000 for Mount Saint Charles’ sister school in Zambia. Much of the money raised was used to purchase egg-laying chickens.

The eggs will provide Robert W. Shitima School students and their families with a reliable source of protein in their diets. Previous student-led Lenten campaigns have funded an irrigation system, science labs, and replaced belongings lost to a dormitory fire.

The Shitima school teaches academics and vocational skills to help children out of poverty.

Students raised money through activities such as

cake pop sales and a dodgeball tournament, while some teachers held candy sales. By serving people they will probably never meet, said Campus Ministry Director Deacon Anthony Gagliani, Mount students are learning to follow Jesus’ example of embracing everyone as a neighbor worthy of their help and love.

“Lent is an important time to look outside ourselves and recognize the needs of those around us,” he said.

“When we respond to people in need, we respond directly to Christ when he asked ‘who is my neighbor?’

Through the annual Mission Drive, Mounties come to recognize that our neighbor is anyone who needs our help.”

“Love thy neigbor.”

Coming to the aid of Marian High School

In the spirit of being a good neighbor and supporting the Catholic education community, Mount is ensuring that Marian students can complete their high school careers with a sense of normalcy. Mount firmly believes that a high-quality, affordable Catholic education is the key to success and we are committed to helping Marian students achieve their high school completion and college search goals.

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Faith in Action Catholic Tradition

Brothers of the Sacred Heart

Former Mount Principal named ‘Superior General’ in Rome Former Mount Saint Charles Principal Brother Mark Hilton has been elected superior general of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, accepting responsibility for more than 1,000 brothers educating the young in 32 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, North and South America.

Brother Mark served as principal of Mount Saint Charles from 1998 until 2002, when he became president of Bishop Guertin High School in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Prior to Mount Saint Charles, he was principal of Caroline Chisholm Catholic College in Australia and St. Dominic High School in Lewiston, Maine.

Brother Mark was elected superior general in May 2018 at the General Chapter meeting of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in Rome. The superior general is the canonical leader of all of the Brothers in the institute worldwide, and is selected by an international slate of delegates every six years. His new position took Brother Mark to the General House in Rome, where he will work with an international council of assistants. He will also be a member of a papal conclave of the heads of all Catholic religious orders.

Before his election as superior general, Brother Mark was the first provincial (leader) of the newly created U.S. Province of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.

Mount Saint Charles Principal Ed Burke was a teacher when Brother Mark was principal at the Mount. Mr. Burke remembers a man who listened well, was frank and open, and always said yes if asked to take on a new challenge.

“Brother Mark is a man of power faith who really gives witness and example of discipleship by going where he is called to lead,” he said. “It speaks to his character and to his own vocation as a Brother of the Sacred Heart that he is always seeking to be of service.”

It’s a great honor for Mount Saint Charles to be associated with the leader of the order that founded our school. Our congratulations to Brother Mark, and hopes and prayers for much success in his new position.

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A new tradition

First Friday Masses A tradition long associated with the Brothers of the Sacred Heart returned to Mount Saint Charles in 2017 when First Friday Masses were again held in the chapel.

Starting in September, Father Richard Desaulniers celebrated the Masses at 7:15 a.m. for students, faculty, and families. After Mass, the chapel remains open though the rest of the day, with the sacraments on the altar and low music playing, to provide a quiet space for prayer and contemplation, said Campus Ministry Director Deacon Anthony Gagliani.

The First Friday Masses are a devotion in the Catholic tradition of fasting, abstinence, and penance. It became a tradition for the Brothers of the Sacred Heart to celebrate them, and the tradition was carried over from France in the 1700s to Mount Saint Charles in the 2000s.

A love that inspires service

Father Coindre’s Sermon Father Andre Coindre was so moved by the plight of poor children in post-revolutionary France that he became a living example of faith in action by founding the Brothers of the Sacred Heart and dedicating the order to serving the poorest and most desperate.

Love that inspires service was a recurring topic in Father Coindre’s sermons. One of his most inspirational is a deep meditation on God’s love and how it reaches through each of us. This was among the most poignant passages: Never, ever doubt the love in the heart of God for you Could he have put into the heart of your father, Or into the heart of your friends who love you dearly, A feeling that he did not first have in his own heart?

Could the tender heart of your mother have showered on you Such love and caring all day and all night During your infancy without God first giving her The energy of his restless love?

He is a father whose heart is a roaring hearth, an intense fire.

He is a father whose love makes the most loving and dedicated persons you might know or imagine seem like nothing more than the faintest spark.

Admit his love, proclaim it.

Brother Clifford King

Serving God in Louisiana Brother Clifford answered a call in 2017 to teach religious studies at Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, ending 36 years as a teacher and principal at Mount Saint Charles.

After a year in his new home, Brother Clifford looks back on his time at Mount with appreciation for the ties he forged with two generations of students and families.

The school’s size and “teacher-counselor” structure, which pairs teachers with a group of students for all four years, offered a unique opportunity for connection that Brother Clifford still cherishes.

“I miss the sense of community I was able to build with the kids and their families,” he said.

“I taught children of former students, and I was starting to get the grandchildren. I still talk every month to a young woman I taught in 1978.”

One of Brother Clifford’s Mount connections surfaced on a recent visit back to Rhode Island, when he went to the airport baggage office to find a suitcase. “The other gentleman waiting for his bag was a former student of mine,” he said.

In addition to teaching, Brother Clifford is taking a group of students to work at a summer camp in Mississippi this summer; leading Bible study at a local homeless shelter with his fellow Brothers of the Sacred Heart; and working with young men interested in being brothers. It’s his way of continuing to live the message of Jesus, “who did not come to be served, but to serve,” he said.

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Events Annual Auction Fundraiser

Tuscan Night on the Mount

Alumni, family and friends donated an astonishing $140,000 through ticket sales, auction bids and gifts at Tuscan Night 2018.

That money is going straight to work in facilities improvements including rehabbing technology labs, building a weight training room, and adding a cafe space to the library to transform it into a gathering place for students. They’re all part of our push to raise our appeal to students be recognized as one of the top college prep schools in New England.

Grandparents’ Day 2018

The class of 2018 welcomed their grandparents to the Mount with signs and music for the first annual Grandparents Day on May 9. The day included a traditional benediction ceremony in Latin, breakfast, and grandparents accompanying their students to their first class of the day.

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Mount Saint Charles inducts 63 new members into National Honor Society

A new group of 63 sophomores, juniors and seniors were inducted into the Mount Saint Charles Academy chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) in a ceremony in the school’s Chapel Hall on April 25.

Families, staff and faculty were on hand to see the new members accept membership and the service responsibilities that go with it. The National Honor Society recognizes students in grades 10-12 who have demonstrated scholarship, service, leadership and character.

To be nominated for membership in the Mount Saint Charles chapter, a student must have a GPA of at

A discussion on technology use

“Screenagers” Film

The more time children spend gaming, watching videos and on social media, the more parents hear about the harm of being glued to a screen an average of 6.5 hours per day.

Physician and filmmaker Delaney Ruston is one of those parents, but instead of accepting this “new normal,” she made a movie exploring screen time gone wild and offering strategies for finding a balance between the real and digital worlds.

Mount Saint Charles hosted a showing of her documentary, “Screenagers,” on March 15 in Chapel Hall. Funded by the parent council, the free event

least 3.6 and current honor roll status. To remain in good standing, they must maintain a 3.3 and honor roll status for the rest of his/her high school career at Mount Saint Charles. The student must also have received above average evaluations from faculty members in the areas of leadership, service, and character.

NHS candidates must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Volunteer work, school and community activities, and high standards of honesty, reliability, respect etc. are also considerations for membership. There are more than 1 million NHS members in high schools across the country. included a panel of psychologists, psychiatrists, counselors and a student who fielded questions after the movie. The panel responded to parents’ questions about limiting screen time and the right way to their kids about managing their online lives. They stressed consistency and praised the parent-child negotiations depicted in “Screenagers” as the right way to find balance.

The forum itself was an example of a broad-based approach that one expert in “Screenagers” said is essential to managing digital media’s onslaught.

“We have to think about everywhere kids are in the real world, and how we can educate them in those spaces,” author Peggy Ornstein said in the movie. “We can’t just say ‘it’s on the schools’ or ‘it’s on the parents.’

We have to do this as a community.”

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Events

Veterans White Table Ceremony

Honoring those who served The table at the center of Veterans Hall was set with six places, but no one sat at them. They remained vacant throughout the Veterans White Table Ceremony held on November 7, 2017, paying tribute to Mount Saint Charles alumni who served in the military and did not return home to their families and community.

The event, attended by students, parents, and more than 30 military alumni, honored all Mount Saint Charles men and women who served in the armed forces. But the first part of the day belonged to the fallen and missing in action. Students explained the symbolism of the items on the table—such as a single red rose representing blood shed in sacrifice, and the white tablecloth representing purity of intention to answer the call to arms.

Five of the six places at the table represent the five branches of the military—Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and Coast Guard—and the sixth represents civilians.

After the ceremony, alumni gathered in the reception room for a luncheon and to share their experiences.

“It’s important to remind the students how many sacrifices have been made to provide them a free society and the opportunities they have today.

None of those sacrifices are greater than those made by the men and women who have defended our country,” said Mount Saint Charles President Alan Tenreiro, ‘92.

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Winter Musical: Fiddler on the Roof

This year, the Mount Saint Charles Players presented the classic musical, ‘Fiddler on the Roof ’ at the Stadium Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts.

MSC Band: Spring Concert Suzanna Laramee, wife of John Laramee ‘61, is a renowned concert pianist who performed Grieg’s Piano Concerto at our Spring Concert, along with the Mount Chorus, Jazz Band, and Symphonic Wind Ensemble. Mount Music Director Marc Blanchette is also pictured.

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Campus News

NEW AP Capstone Program Mount Saint Charles Academy adopted the College Board’s advanced Capstone Program this year to teach critical thinking, planning, problem-solving and communication skills essential for success in higher education.

Used by top schools all over the country, the AP (Advanced Placement) Capstone program consists of two advanced placement courses – AP Seminar and AP Research – typically taken in grades 11 or 12. The Capstone courses emphasize skills that

higher education faculty and admission officers have identified as essential for college-bound students.

Capstone adds to an already extensive array of AP courses offered at the Mount, including AP English, English literature, calculus, biology, chemistry, environmental science, Spanish, music theory, European history, American government, psychology, government and politics. Together, they offer Mount students outstanding preparation for the demands of college study.

NEW School Counseling Office The name has changed from “guidance office” to “school counseling office,” yet the office still does a lot of guiding, with college applications, PSAT, SAT and ACT testing, course selection and academic support.

So what does the new name mean?

“We are able to provide direct support to teachers, coordinate meetings with parents, find resources and share information,” she said. “We want students and parents to understand all the services available to them through the school counseling office.”

It means accessibility to all students in order to provide a multitude of academic, college and career, and social/ emotional supports.

In 2017-18, Mount’s counselors – Vivian Ferry, Nicole Burke and Mrs. Tenreiro – spent time in middle school classrooms delivering lessons on topics like time management, conflict resolution and digital citizenship. A proactive approach that empowers students to problem solve potential challenges.

Counselors can also be found facilitating parent workshops, holding student assemblies, hosting college visits, coordinating testing, organizing recognition and career events and engaging in professional development. And it doesn’t end there, this new team is on the go and wouldn’t have it any other way.

Mount Saint Charles is following the national trend to move away from the guidance model to the school counselor model. The latter focuses on making counselors a more active and visible part of the school community. It puts a stronger emphasis on proactively teaching students skills to help them navigate challenges. It includes partnerships with parents and teachers. This new counseling model embraces technology like survey data and Mount’s Naviance college and career information system, to move valuable information and decision-making closer to the students, making it easily accessible and useful in moving students forward.

The guidance-to-counseling name change may be subtle, said Director of School Counseling Lisa Tenreiro, but important for ensuring that Mount Saint Charles provides the type and level of support that today’s students need.

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“We are accessible to all students, and encourage them to come to us for any reason at any time,” Mrs. Tenreiro said. “Our department, including our incredible clerk Cathy Certo, wants to be part of their academic and personal development. The counseling office isn’t just a place where a student goes when something is going wrong. We are also the center of support for students when things are going well! We want to celebrate their accomplishments, learn about their talents and listen to their goals.”

Faculty News

Catholic Youth Ministry Award

Principal Edwin Burke

NEW Admissions Director

High School Principal, Mr. Edwin Burke, was honored and presented the Companions on the Journey Award at the Catholic Youth Ministry and Scout Awards Celebration held at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence.

Susan Gasbarro ‘93 Mount Saint Charles Academy graduate Susan (Allaire) Gasbarro has been appointed as director of admissions, bringing a business perspective and firsthand knowledge of the school’s strengths to the strategically important position.

Ms. Gasbarro started at Mount Saint Charles in January. She is responsible for driving enrollment and supporting institutional development operations such as gifts and fundraising. Her professional background includes extensive experience in finance and relationship building.

Her plans for recruiting students include outreaching directly to prospective students through events and small home-based meetings, and building deeper connections into the Mount Saint Charles community.

A 1993 graduate of Mount Saint Charles, Ms. Gasbarro said she’s looking forward to promoting the school’s rigorous academics, 99 percent college placement rate, social/extracurricular activities, and nurturing environment.

Ms. Gasbarro lives in Providence with her husband, Mark, and their two children. After graduating from Mount Saint Charles, she earned a bachelor of science degree in accounting from Bryant College.

This is the highest National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry adult award given by our Diocese for excellence in youth ministry, commitment to young people, outstanding leadership, commitment to on-going education and formation, and longevity in ministry.

Barnes & Noble Award

Barbara Vassallo We are proud to announce that Mrs. Vassallo has been named this year’s local Barnes & Noble “My Favorite Teacher Award” recipient. She is now eligible for the regional and national award! Each Barnes & Noble store receives submissions from students throughout their area. This year the winning essay was submitted by Mount Saint Charles Freshman Juan Otero.

NEW Librarian: Kristin Polseno Kristin Polseno came to Mount as our new librarian in 2017. She brought teaching and mentoring experience from Cumberland and Scituate schools, as well as a master’s degree in library and information science from the University of Rhode Island, where she won the Maurice Tougas Award for exceptional students. Mrs. Polseno is presiding over big changes in the library as we transform it into a central gathering spot for students by adding a cafe area and new technology.

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Campus News

NEW Outdoor Cafeteria Seating

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This year we added some beautiful and versatile outdoor spaces for our students to enjoy. In the ampitheatre-style space, our students can eat their lunch outside in good weather or use it as a venue for smaller student events. Our goal in this year’s facility renovations was to provide our students’ with the best experience at Mount. Thank you to all who donated to make this possible!

First year with new gym floor installed

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Campus Coffee Shop Mount’s new coffee shop is scheduled to open at the start of this 2018/19 school year and will provide students with another great place to study, meet with faculty and more!

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Two retirements this year Mike Masterson, 40 years

Stephen Shea, 44 years

Michael Masterson came to Mount as a senior in 1971 and helped the basketball and baseball teams make the playoffs.

After college, he returned to teach and coach for 40 years.

Mr. Masterson, who taught physical education and coached baseball, basketball and golf, announced his retirement this year. His teams won 10 Northern Division championships and he notched his 300th victory as golf coach in 2018. He plans to kick off his retirement golfing in Scotland.

“I’ll miss working with the kids. They kept me young,” he said. “I’m thankful to the brothers and principals who gave me an opportunity to be part of the community for so long.”

After 44 years, hundreds of hockey games and stage productions, and one outdoor skating rink, English teacher Stephen Shea is leaving Mount in 2018.

Mr. Shea came to Mount in 1974 after graduating from Brown University, where he played on the hockey team. His children – Brendan, ’06; Courtney, ’09; and twins Allison and Caitlin, ’12 – were all Mount hockey captains.

Mr. Shea was the catalyst behind Mount’s new outdoor skating rink, and also produced the annual faculty talent show. He plans to stay active at Mount as a substitute teacher, writing tutor, and volunteer.

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Athletics Update NEW

Sur La Glacé Program

MSC creates first-of-its-kind program for training and educating figure skaters education requirements. That, and eliminating travel between school and training, gives skaters time for music, arts, clubs and other extracurricular pursuits.

Mount Saint Charles Academy is launching an innovative new program for young figure skaters that cuts their training costs, eliminates daily travel, and creates time for extracurricular activities.

“Sur La Glacé” is the first and only figure skating program of its kind in Rhode Island. It enables skaters in grades 6-12 to attend classes at Mount Saint Charles and train at its adjacent Adelard Arena for two-to-three hours during the school day. They can supplement their on-ice training with dance training in the school’s studio, strength training in the weight room, and on-site nutritional support.

Training during school time satisfies skaters physical

“Skaters usually don’t have the time to be part of their schools because they’re always rushing back and forth to the rink,” said Sarah Mirza DiNardo, who leads Mount Saint Charles’ on-site coaching staff.

Ms. DiNardo is a former competitive skater and U.S. Figure Skating quadruple gold medalist in freestyle, moves in the field, ice dancing, and free dance. She is also a former elementary school teacher, having taught for over ten years.

“We’re providing everything they need in one place,” she said. “They can train at the highest level, get an outstanding education, and have the time just to be kids. Their coaches can come to the rink and work with them during the day, so after school they can participate in other activities and get their homework done.”

Sur La Glacé students pay a fee of $2,500 in addition to regular Mount Saint Charles tuition. Those costs combined are less than skaters can pay for ice time alone in a typical year.

2017 Teacher & Baseball Coach of the year: Tom Seaver Former Mount baseball coach Tom Seaver, a three-time state champion with 325 career wins, was named to the Rhode Island Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame in 2017. Mr. Seaver, who stepped down in 2016, coached at Mount for 31 years, 24 as head coach.

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His teams won the Division II championship in 2009, ’10 and ’15, and made 14 more playoff appearances.

A graduate of Providence College, Mr. Seaver excelled in football before baseball became his passion. He came to Mount in 1982 as junior varsity coach and got the varsity job a few years later. Mr. Seaver is a teacher in Mount’s history department.

NEW

New Equestrian program MSC Partners with Prospect Hill Farm to offer a varsity riding team starting fall 2018 Mount Saint Charles students will train, learn, compete and earn varsity letters through the new riding team, which will be coached by Prospect Hill owner Alicia Cugini. The team is open to riders of all abilities – even novices with little or no experience on horseback – and students don’t have to own a horse to participate.

Riders will compete in Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) events at the regional, zone, and national levels.

“We’ll take every student who wants to ride. We’ll do tryouts just to determine what level they ride at, but we’ll take anyone who’s interested,” Cugini said. “They may not show in competitions until they reach the right ability level, but they can still compete through the written tests in the horsemanship part of the competitions.”

IEA events include individual and team competitions.

Although riding is often perceived as an individual sport, Cugini said the program will stress team dynamics.

team-oriented program. I really believe in the team spirit, and we’re going to have team dinners, practices apparel... anything you’d expect from any other high school team,” she said.

Her priorities echo those of Mount Saint Charles President Alan Tenreiro, who developed the idea for the team when he noticed how many students were interested in horseback riding.

“A lot of the kids were already riding on their own. We want to give them a chance to get together as a team and earn the same kind of recognition athletes in other sports do,” he said.

The Mount Saint Charles team will be one of only two high school equestrian teams in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts. Students will train for two hours twice a week with Cugini at Prospect Hill.

The school will pay for IEA membership and regular season show fees. Students are responsible for training fees and personal equipment like helmets.

“Riding is an individualized sport because so much of it is between you and the horse. But this will be a

First ever “Mountie” mascot introduced as member of the community on Mount Day 2018

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Athletics Update

New Hockey Program

NHL Alumni return to MSC

Former NHL stars take new hockey development posts at Mount Two former NHL players and Mount Saint Charles Academy graduates have accepted new posts created to expand the school’s hockey program through broader player development programs and long-range strategic planning.

Bryan Berard (’94) and Brian Boucher (’96) have signed on as director of player development and strategic advisor for hockey operations, respectively.

They were announced at the Mount Saint Charles Hockey Legacy event on March 7 where their coach, Bill Belisle, was honored with a plaque for his 43-year career at the school.

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Tenreiro. Berard will serve as director of player development, working with the boys and girls middle school, junior varsity and varsity teams. He will run hockey camps at Mount Saint Charles, and will team up with Boucher to create a new specialized camp for goalies and defensemen.

Berard, a first overall draft pick in the NHL, played defenseman, winning the Calder and Masterson Trophies during an 11-year career. Boucher was a goaltender who spent most of his 13-year career with the Philadelphia Flyers. He holds the modern-day NHL record for the longest shutout streak by a goalie, going unscored upon for 332 minutes, or 5 and a half games.

Berard and Boucher both played for Belisle, and were among the 180-plus people at the Legacy event.

Belisle, a member of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame, has notched more than 1,000 victories and 32 state championships at Mount Saint Charles, sent almost 40 players to Division 1 hockey programs, and 20 to the NHL. “We’ve been incredibly lucky to have Bill Belisle build a tradition of success here for more than four decades ... Now, two of his most successful players will extend Bill’s legacy and help us continue to attract top studentathletes who dream of playing in college and the pros,” Tenreiro said.

2018 Athletic Hall of Fame Twelve new names are joining the Mount Saint Charles Academy Athletic Hall of Fame in 2018, adding another chapter to the school’s rich 94-year legacy of athletic excellence.

“These inductees represent everything that’s great about Mount Saint Charles sports. We’re looking forward to honoring their contributions to the school - both on and off the field - at the induction ceremonies in May,” said Mount Saint Charles Director of Athletics Richard Lawrence.

2018

Outstanding Athlete Awards

The Hall of Fame Class of 2018 represents a wide swath of the sports Mount Saint Charles competes in: baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, hockey, lacrosse, tennis, soccer, softball and track. Several of the inductees were two-sport athletes, and six - John Burns, Robert Cote, Matthew Jarret, Ashley Jensen, Kelly Ryan and Maria Saia - were three-sport athletes.

The athletic department also presented its Spirit of Sport award to Jeannine and Maurice Morin for embodying sportsmanship.

“Athletics have always said a lot about the values we teach at Mount Saint Charles, which go way beyond scoreboards and won-loss records,” said Mount Saint Charles President Alan Tenreiro.

“Competing and winning is important, but dedication, hard work, sacrifice, team spirit and sportsmanship are qualities young athletes will carry through their lives. Sports teach us about setting goals, discipline, working together and overcoming adversity. Those are enduring values, and this group of outstanding individuals represent the best that sports can do to develop a complete person,” Tenreiro said.

Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees John Burns - Indoor and outdoor track, basketball Brian Campbell - Baseball, hockey Robert Cote - Football, basketball, baseball Matthew Jarret - Hockey, baseball, soccer Ashely Jensen - Cross country, indoor, outdoor track Taryn Lapierre - Hockey Christian Lawrence - Tennis, soccer Pat Manocchia - Hockey, baseball David Marino - Golf Kelly Ryan - Cross country, basketball, softball Maria Saia - Volleyball, basketball, lacrosse Ali Sayles - Indoor and outdoor track

From left to right: Paige Fitzpatrick, Jacob Lawrence, and Chris Ciullo.

The 2018 Outstanding Athlete Award is awarded to the senior who has demonstrated outstanding ability in at least two sports, has shown fine sportsmanship, has been judged to possess superlative leadership qualities, and has remained coachable and committed to the team concept. The winner is selected by a majority vote of the coaching staff.

The Female Athlete of the Year is Paige Fitzpatrick. The vote for the Male Athlete of the Year resulted in a tie. The winners are Chris Ciullo and Jacob Lawrence.

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Alumni News Class of 1968 - Golden Diploma

50th anniversary reunion weekend

While Commencement 2018 was a time of celebration for our graduates’ achievements, it was also a time of celebration of our 50th anniversary class! We commemorated the Class of 1968’s reunion with an activities-filled weekend, including an Alumni Liturgy the day of graduation lead by Rev. Paul Demers, S.C. and Deacon Anthony Gagliani. The 1968 Excelsior Yearbook was displayed along with a class scrapbook and a copy of the newly revived Hilltopper student-run newspaper. Our alumni are always welcome back!

Out-of-State Meet & Greets This past year, Mount hosted meet and greets for out-ofstate alumni in Boston, Providence, and New York City.

Mount will host alumni meet and greets in Chicago, Florida and California this year. Information and registration for these events will be listed online at www.mountsaintcharles.org as they become available.

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NYC Meet & Greet

2017 Alumni Golf Tournament

Stay in touch Connect with Mount Saint Charles online to stay upto-date with events and campus news!

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RESERVE YOUR SPOT

2017 Alumni Band Concert

2018 Alumni Golf Tournament!

Last chance to sign up for the annual Alumni Golf Tournament!

When: Saturday, August 4 Start Time: 1 p.m.

Cost: $110 Register online at: mountsaintcharles.org/alumnievents

Help us raise money for athletics!

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GIVE BACK

Support their dreams

WHY GIVE?

HOW TO GIVE

Ever since opening our doors in 1924 we have been blessed with wonderful families and friends who have walked with us each step of the way.

Our journey continues - a journey we can only make with you at our side.

We welcome designated gifts to Mount Saint Charles, including the following designations:

Mount is special to our students, their families, and our alumni because of the atmosphere that supports not just the academic and extracurricular needs of our students but their social and emotional well-being too.

Tuition covers only 65% of the costs associated with educating our students. Charitable contributions support the school’s highest priorities: faith-filled academic excellence, access and affordability, and stewardship of our campus.

To accomplish our goals, we rely on the generosity of people like you.

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• Mount Annual Fund • Athletics • Classroom Renovations • Endowments • Financial Aid • In Memory/ Honor Healing

• Planned Giving • President’s Pledge • Royal Mounties Scholarship Fund • School’s Discretion • Walk-a-Thon

It’s easy to make your tax-deductible gift to Mount online by visiting www.mountsaintcharles.org/give-now or by calling our Office of Admissions at 401-769-0310 Ext. 177.

Be the first to know about Mount Alumni events, campus news, and more by updating your information!

Did you land a new job, get married, or have a child?

Did your child receive a sacrament? Let us know!

Update your information online by visiting www.mountsaintcharles.org/alumni/update-info

In Memoriam Steven Bastow March 25, 2018

Mr. Bastow was committed to Catholic education, serving as Mount Saint Charles’ Guidance Counselor from 1991 to 2017. He was devoted to his family, friends, and his students.

Edgar Allard ‘56 John Angelini - AP Robert Aubin ‘72 David Auclair ‘77 A. Raymond Auclair - AP James Barbaria, PhD ‘72 Brother Denis Bessette, SC F. Steele Blackall III - Donor Fernand Blais - Donor Steven Bokoski ‘70 Normand Boucher - AP N. David Bouley - Donor Denise Bourdon ‘84 Robert H. Bourgery ‘55 Alva Bourre, Jr. ‘56 Joseph Braga ‘78 Ronald Crepeau-Cross, MGC ‘53 Edward Cummings ‘44 Michael D’Ambra ‘66 Dean Demers ‘64 Roland Desaulniers ‘48 Armand De Vaudreuil ‘66 Denis Doiron - Donor Laurent Ethier ‘52 Robert Ethier ‘49 Robert E. Ethier ‘59 Norman Finucane - AP Ronald Jarry ‘59 Robert Joyal ‘49 Matthew Kohansky ‘96 Raymond Lachance ‘54 Leo Lamarre ‘73 Robert Lamoureux ‘49 Michael E. Lanctot ‘68

9/29/2017 11/30/2017 5/28/2017 10/3/2017 5/3/2018 6/16/2017 6/9/2017 4/18/2017 10/4/2017 5/3/2017 10/26/2017 3/12/2018 1/30/2018 05/01/18 3/16/2017 2/17/2017 1/3/2017 01/29/18 2/24/2018 9/21/2017 4/17/2017 5/9/2018 7/7/2017 04/02/18 12/14/2017 03/28/17 5/7/2017 2/24/2018 2/8/2017 01/15/17 9/20/2017 9/20/2017 4/13/2018 1/25/2017

Arthur Langelier ‘46 5/6/2018 Donald Lapierre ‘67 5/9/2018 Arthur Laramee ‘47 10/26/2017 Theodore Laramee Jr. ‘52 3/31/2018 Roger Leroux ‘53 11/10/2017 Lorraine Lucas ‘85 1/28/2017 Andrea Luisi ‘85 2/26/2017 Maurice Marcil ‘72 1/2/2017 Ernest Martinelli ‘49 9/3/2017 Brother Shawn McEnany, SC 7/14/2017 John McGough ‘49 6/8/2017 John McLaughlin ‘59 1/23/2017 Robert Milette ‘50 6/16/2017 Charles Nadeau ‘54 9/29/2017 Frederick Page ‘49 2/23/2017 Marc Parenteau ‘05 11/05/17 Robert Parmentier ‘69 4/7/2017 Maurice Pepin ‘42 1/4/2018 Rene J. Pepin ‘55 12/19/2017 Roger Petit ‘51 11/28/2017 Richard Plante ‘61 04/02/17 Domenick Pizzi - Donor 3/17/2018 Theodore Sayles ‘60 12/29/17 Normand St. Laurent ‘47 11/8/2017 John Tempest ‘49 5/16/2017 Richard A. Toupin ‘70 11/11/2017 Raymond Turcotte ‘58 11/12/2017 Robert Turcotte ‘41 5/1/2017 Armand De Vaudreuil ‘66 05/06/18 Thomas Walker, Sr. - AP 2/14/2018 Pamela Wojciechowski Hamilton ‘77 1/15/2017 Alyssa M. Wright ‘99 2/3/2017 AP = Alumni Parent

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Annual Report “Once a Mountie, always a Mountie”

The President’s Pledge Dear friends of Mount, As a Mount alumni and as a parent of a Mountie, this school holds a special place in my heart and I’m sure it does in yours as well.

Simply put, I love the campus. I love the traditions. I love the success stories of our sports teams and the success stories of our graduates. I love the charism and dedication of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. I love the camaraderie of our alumni, the dedication of our faculty and staff, and the ambitions and dreams of our students.

I love this school. It helped shape and mold me into the person I am today and I want to make sure this school has the same positive impact on each and every student in our school. It’s why I came home to Mount. After all, once a Mountie, always a Mountie.

But when I came home to Mount this past July, I found many hurdles in front of me - an outdated curriculum that didn’t meet today’s educational standards, a lack of investment in technology and tools needed to inspire and challenge our students, little to no investment in athletic infrastructure, and a lack of connections to our alumni and to colleges and universities.

Those who have donated to the President’s Pledge include: To donate to this fund, visit mountsaintcharles.org/prespledge or call our Office of Admissions at 401-769-0310 Ext. 177

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We quickly made administrative and staff changes that needed to be made in the best interest of student learning, we are overhauling our middle school program, we’ve reinvented our administrative offices to make them more student-centered, and we have adopted a strategic plan that sets forth a bold new vision for our school’s future.

Make no mistake, our plan for the next three to five years is most definitely a bold one: We are committed to making Mount Saint Charles Academy the best school in the Northeast. To make this vision a reality, we need your help. I need your help.

So I am asking you to give back to the school that has given us so much. I am asking you to support future generations of Mounties and current Mounties, setting the expectation that when they graduate and become successful like you, that they too pay it back, and give back to their alma mater.

I am personally donating $5,000 to the Mount Fund.

On behalf of our entire Mount family, I call upon all fellow Mounties near and far to show their support for our school by participating in this year’s annual fund.

Thank you and God Bless, Alan Tenreiro ‘92 President

Mr. and Mrs. George Buteau ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Boucher ‘95 Mr. Norman Cantin ‘71 and Mrs. Patricia Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cedor ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Dark Mr. and Mrs. James Deslandes, Sr. Mr. David Duhamel ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loiselle Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lucchesi ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey P. Mongeon

$10,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 $5,000.00

2017-2018

Annual Report Summary of Gift Income 2017-2018

Unrestricted Gifts $201,224.00 Auction (Net) $78,571.00 Walk-a-Thon $57,644.00 Arena - Restricted $14,680.00 Scholarships $3,822.00 BSH Monument Fund $1,196.00

TOTAL: $357,137.00

Summary of Cumulative Giving Societies 1924-present

XAVIER ($500,000.00+)

MSC Parents' Council Brothers of the Sacred Heart

$687,687.49 $575,333.00

JOSEPHUS ($250,000.00+)

$331,512.13 $250,000.00

Estate of William Latraverse 1934 Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Cadden

ADELARD ($100,000.00+)

Br. Raymond Reinsant EzeCastle Integration Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Knueven Diocese of Providence Mr. Jacques Dubois, Jr. Mr. Albert Fuchs 1935 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris Mr. and Mrs. Marc Hebert

2018-19 Tuition & Fees Grades 6-8: $8,850 | Grades 9-12: $13,975 Post Graduate or 5yr. Diploma Program: $13,975 International Student: $17,975 Competitive Figure Skating School: $16,475 (HS), $11,350 (MS), $20,475 (Int.) New Students Only Registration Fee: $250 Senior Only Graduation Fee: $300 Book and Uniform Fees: Vary (Parent’s Council annually offers a used book and uniform sale)

$227,186.42 $197,500.00 $195,000.00 $175,393.00 $157,600.00 $137,869.00 $126,700.00 $123,897.69

New Alumni

Legacy Award For students in grades 9-12 Mount is pleased to offer a $500 award to children of Mount alumni (max. one per child). This award is applied to each child attending Mount. These scholarships are renewable each year the student attends MSC in grades 9-12 and if a student is in good standing.

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Annual Report

Donor Category Report of Giving 2017-2018 PROVINCIAL CIRCLE ($10,000.00+) Mr. and Mrs. George Buteau Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Dark EzeCastle Integration FM Global Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John G. Laramee Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loiselle Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Lynch, Sr. MSC Parents' Council

FOUNDER'S CLUB ($5,000.00+) Mr. and Mrs. Brian Boucher Mr. Norman Cantin and Mrs. Patricia Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cedor Mr. and Mrs. James Deslandes, Sr. Mr. David Duhamel Mr. and Mrs. David A. Fontaine Mr. Albert Fuchs Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gross Mr and Mrs. Michael Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Lepine Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lucchesi Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey P. Mongeon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris Mr. and Mrs. David M. Soucy Mr. and Mrs. Alan Tenreiro Mr. and Mrs. Erik Wolf

DIRECTOR'S CLUB ($2,500.00+) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Adamo Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barrett Ms Kim Caggiano Mr. and Mrs. Jean Paul Corriveau Mr. Dermod Norton Soucy Agency The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. Raymond Frederick Tiberio Dr. and Mrs. David M. Wolf

EXCELSIOR GOLD ($1,000.00+) Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ayotte Mrs. Gina Baxter, Esq. Mr. Raymond Belisle Dr. and Mrs. James Brennan Bristol County Savings Bank Mr. and Mrs. Gus Capizzo Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carriere Dr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Collamati Mr. and Mrs. Jay Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Gerard R. Corriveau Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Henri Cournoyer Mr. and Mrs. Mark D'Arcy Mr. and Mrs. Gary Denis Mr. David Emond Mr. and Mrs. Chay Foxon Mr. and Dr. Brandon Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Godin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hovsepian Mr. and Mrs. Joel Jillson Mr. Michael Jordan KAS Investments Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lavallee, Sr.

Ms. Brenda Marcotte National Grid USA Service Company Inc Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patrick O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O'Donnell Mr. Andre G. Paradis Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph Rizzo Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rowey, OD Mr. and Mrs. David Roy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sangiovanni, Jr. Ms. Summer Segalas Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Tenreiro Mrs. Paula Testa Ms. Carol Waddington Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ward Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yates

EXCELSIOR CLUB ($500.00+) Mr. Christopher Almon Atlantic Audiology Bank of America Barton Gilman, LLP Mr. Michael Berube Mr and Mrs. Anand Bhadouria Mr. and Mrs. Arun Bhatia Mr and Mrs. Scott Bielecki Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bradley Ms. Gail Bryson Mr. and Mrs. Guy Buckley Mr. and Mrs. David Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cataldo Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Charbonneau Mr. Childress and Ms. Tiger Mr. and Mrs. Carlo A. Cioffi Ms. Sarah Collins Mr. and Mrs. William Connell Dr. and Mrs. Philippe Cote Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cournoyer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Cox Mr. and Mrs. John F. Crook Sheryl Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Delli Carpini Mr. and Mrs. David Dubosky Mrs. Mary Beth Dumouchel Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dyer Fidelity Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Finnerty Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Finocchio Mr. Tim Finocchio Mr. William Gagne Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Garde, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grasfeder Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Greene Mr and Mrs. Glenn Grilli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamel Mr. Michael Hardy and Mrs. Anne Glaven Mr. and Mrs. Justin Hollander Mr. and Mrs. John Hoyceanyls Mr. and Mrs. James Kenney Mrs. and Mr. Gina Kozimor Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kozimor Mr. and Mrs. Normand Magnan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mandeville

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marrah Mr. Justin Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Masters Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Mulligan, IV Mr. and Mrs. John A. Noke Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. O'Connor, Jr. Mr. Eugene A. Peloquin Lt. Col. and Mrs. Christopher J. Perron Mr. and Mrs. John Picone, III Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Piette Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pointon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pora Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Pryharski Rhode Island Foundation Dr. Martha Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockwell Dr. Stacey J. Rogers, DMD Mr. Benjamin Rouleau Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rudis Mr. Lionel Savaria Mr. Anthony Segalas Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simonelli Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Spinella Mr. and Mrs. Michael St. Andre Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sylvestre Mr. J. Gerald Tardif Mr. and Mrs. John Teixeira Mr. Bernard Tellier The Lares Group II, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Tillinghast Dr. and Mrs. Claude Trottier Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Trottier Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ventre Dr. and Mrs. David J. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Justin P. Wasnewsky WellsFargo Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Whalen Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Whalen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Whalen Your Cause, LLC Trustee for Medtronic Foundation Vol Grant Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo D. Zagaroli, Jr.

LEADERSHIP CLUB ($250.00+) Above & Beyond Tree Service Mr. and Mrs. James Allaire Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Ambler, Esq Anonymous Mr. Paul Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Roger Begin Mr. Bryan Berard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bourque, Jr. BP's Corporate Cleaning Co., Inc Mr and Mrs. Michael Capone Mr. and Mrs. Jason Centracchio Mr. and Mrs. Peter Certo Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chabot Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chatellier Mr. Jameson T. Clem Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Collamati, Jr. Mr. Joshua M. Corriveau Mr. Matthew P. Corriveau Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Couture Mr. and Mrs. David J. Danneker Dr. and Mrs. Paul Desjardins

Deslandes Construction Inc Mrs. Donna Dionne Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. DiSpirito, Sr. DonateWell General Fund Mr. Brad Dorman Mr. and Mrs. Marc DuBois Mr. and Mrs. David L. Dugas Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Emond Mr and Mrs. Jason Faford Farmington Insurance Mr. Frank Fede Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Frangis Mr. Glen Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gelinas Mr and Mrs. Michael Giles Mr. Stephen Gingras Ms. Patricia Glum Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gonfrade Atty and Mrs. Paul D. Gould Mr. Andre Goulet Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gray Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grivers Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Guay Mr. and Mrs. John Guerin Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Guilbault Mr. Timothy Hall and Mrs. Elizabeth Snider Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harnois Ms. Denise Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Marc Hebert Mr. Neil W. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hunter Hunter Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jacques Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kanakry Mr. Robert Keith Ms. Tammy-Rae Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kilburn Mr. and Mrs. Geroge A. Kinnear Mr. Paul Kirk Fr. Robert Lacombe Dr. and Mrs. Chandan N. Lakhiani Mr. and Mrs. Marc Laquerre Mr. Roland A Lavallee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lee Mr. and Mrs. Michael Letendre Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lewis Dr. and Dr. Louis J. Liotta Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Magill Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Marland Ms. Jane McAuliffe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCreight Ms. Debra McGee Mr. and Mrs. John Paul McMath, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andre J. Melnychuk Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Miguel Minot Accountancy Ms. Amy Mitson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Monaco Mr. and Mrs. John T. Montague Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Morelli Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Mundy Mrs. Courtney Mungovan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy NO ORG NAME Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Finbarr O'Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. James Padbury Mr. Bertrand Paul, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pepin

Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pilkington Mr. and Mrs. Denis Plouffe Precision Engineering Inc Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Quistberg Mr and Mrs. Nicholas Reggio Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Robison Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Salley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sammartino Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simonelli Mr. and Mrs. William Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Tiberio Mr. and Mrs. Derek Tomka Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Verfaille Viti, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. William W. Winiker MAJ Tricia Winiket Mr. Thomas J. Worsley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zinno

CENTURY CLUB ($100.00+) AC Stone LLC Ms. Kathleen Accattatis Ms. Marlene Albanese Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T. Albright Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Alienello Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Alizio, Sr Anchor Nisson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Andrews, III Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Armour Mr. and Mrs. Samer Asstafan Mr. and Mrs. Nabih Azar Mr. and Mrs. Marcel M. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Badeau Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Roger Baillargeon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldassari Joyce Bandilla Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bard Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barnabe Mr. Mark Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Baryluk Mr. and Mrs. David Bates Ms. Ginny Bates Mr. Richard R. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baynes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beauvais Mr. David P. Belisle Mr. and Mrs. Normand Belisle Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. and Mrs. David Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benoit Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Bergeron, Jr. Mr. Christopher K. Berry and Mrs. Michelle Randall-Berry Ms. Tanvi Bhatia Mr. and Mrs. Marc O. Blanchette Mr. Charles D. Boddy, Jr. and Mrs. Anne M. Donahue-Boddy Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bouchard Mr. Duane Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boucher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Boucher Mr. Scott Boucher Mrs. Mary Bouley Mr. Tom Bourque Mrs. Constance Bozzini Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Bregel Dr. Keith Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brodeur Mr. Ronald Brodeur Ms. Amy Brothers Ms. Stacey Brothers

Mr. and Mrs. James Paul Brown Mrs. Sharon Broyles Mr. Stephen Burbridge and Mrs. Mindy Russell-Burbridge Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burke Ms. Kelli Burkett, LCSW Ms. Joyce Burns Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burns Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Bursell Ms Pia Bushika Mrs. and Mr. Jessie Butash Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Cameron Mr. Kory J. Campbell and Mrs. Cheryl A. Felber-Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Michael James Canavan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Carney Mr. Sean Carney Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Cesar Castor, Jr. Mr. Paul Chabot Ms. Katherine Champagne Mr. John Chuang and Mrs. Lynne McCabe-Chuang Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ciresi, II Citizens Bank Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke, III Classic Hassocks, LLC Ms. Meredith A. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. James C. Collins Mr. and Mrs. John Collins Ms. Linda Collins Columbus Door Co. Ms. Catherine Conte Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Corrao, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Al Correia Mr. and Ms Donald Corriveau The Corry Family Ms. Margaret Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cournoyer Ms. Amy Cozzolino Dr. Dennis Cruff and Mrs. Lisa Allam-Cruff Mr. and Mrs. John Csizmesia Mr. and Mrs. David Curran Ms. Kim Curran Ms Linda Curran Mr and Mrs. Thomas Curry Mr. and Mrs. Steven D'Abrosca Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Darveau Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Dash Mr and Mrs. Antonio DaSilva Dr. and Mrs. Daniel DeOliveira Mr. Joshua DeOliveira The Deragon Family Mr and Mrs. James S. Derick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Desjardins Mr. and Mrs. Brian Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Jacques A. Dextradeur, II Mr. Robert N. DiBiase Mr and Mrs. Jeffrey Dichele Atty and Mrs. Thomas M. Dickinson Mr. John DiLibero Mr. and Mrs. David DiMino Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donahue Ms. Karen Downing Ms. Heather Doyon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dufresne Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. I. Dumas Mr. Gerard R. Durand Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Ellis Mr. Stephen Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Engels Mrs. Donna English Esten & Richard Agency

Mr. Edgar Ethier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fafard Dr. Glen A. Fandetti Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Farnesi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ferrari Mr. Michael Ferrier Mr James Fitzgerald Maj. Thomas Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming Mr. Arthur S. Fleuette Mr. and Mrs. Rene Fleuette Mrs. Anne Flood Mr. and Mrs. John Fontes Mr. and Mrs. George Forcier Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Ivan M. Galysh Dr. Robert E. Gaudet, Jr. Col. Edward Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gauvin Mr. and Mrs. John Gavin, Jr. Ms. Reyna Gelfuso Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gendreau Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gendron General Mills Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gesualdi Ms. Pamela Gianetti Mr. and Mrs. John Gill, III Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Girard Mrs. Amy Glaude-Marcos Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Godin Ms. Angela Gonnelli Mr. and Mrs. William Gonnelli Mr. David Goryl Ms. Audra Gouin Lt. and Mrs. Matthew Goulet Ms. Ann Marie Goyette Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greco Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. John Grissom Ms. Nancy Grochowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Guarnaccia Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guilbert Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Halstrom Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Harris Ms. Anice Heagney Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Henschel Mr David Heroux Mr. Richard Heroux 1964 Mr. and Mrs. John Hodgens, Jr. Holy Spirit Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Damian Horbury Mrs. Claudette Houle Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Hoyt Images by Bob DiCaprio Mr. and Mrs. Steven Patrick Imbimbo Intergrated Media, Group LLC Italian Working Men's Club Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jacobs, Jr. Pat Jarret Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jerrier Dr. Joel Picard, DDS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Jason Jollie Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jolly Mr. Danny Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Rene Joyal Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Kalmer Mr. John Kane Ms. Katie Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kessler Mr. Michael Kiley and Mrs. Debra Zarrella-Kiley Mr. Andrew M. Knueven Kona Ice Cumberland RI, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Muhammad Kouki Ms. Jessica Kumar

Mr. Omesh Kumar Mr. Dare Laboissonniere Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lagesse Mrs. Paulette Lambert Ms. Pauline Lanctot Mrs. Gail Landry Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lapierre Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Laprade Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lariviere Ms. Beth Laroque Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Latshaw Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Leclaire Mr. Isaiah Lee Mr. and Ms Dwight Leigh Mr. and Mrs. James Lemay Mr. and Mrs. Paul L'Esperance Rev. Eugene Lessard Mrs. and Mr. Francis Letteri Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leveille, Sr. Mr. Raymond R. Leveille, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L'Heureux Loiselle Insurance Agency Mr. Joshua Longiaru Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge Trust, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lotito Mr. Michael Lotito Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lucena Ms. Kristehn Lundgren-Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jean Lussier Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Lydon Mr. and Mrs. Brian MacKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Terry MacLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Craig Maddalena Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mainelli Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Maloney Mr. Robert Marchand Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marotti, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Marro Mr. Roger Martin Ms. Jeanne Mccarthy Dr. and Mrs. Philip McClintock Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McCooey, Jr. Mr. Joseph Mccreight Mr. and Dr. Robert O. McDonagh Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. McGuire McLaughlin and Moran Inc. Mr. Robert McMichael Ms. Christine McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Meisner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mesolella Milford Federal Savings & Loan Association Millerville Men's Club Mrs. Dolores Milligan Mr. and Mrs. Keith John Miranda Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Misto Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Mitchell Mr. Raymond Molinaro Mr. Liberatore Monaco Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan Ms. Allison Monteiro Ms. Holly Montipagni Mrs. Linda Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morissette Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Mullaney Lt. Col. James E. Mullin, III LTC and Mrs. James Mullin David Mungovan Mr. Chris Munyon Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Jr. Ms. Lisa Murphy Mr. Raymond Murphy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Murphy

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Annual Report Mr. Walter Musto Navigant Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nicolace Mr. and Mrs. Steven Niedzwiadek NOLIN Electric, Inc Mr. Kevin Oates Mr. Timothy O'Leary Mr. Joseph O'Neill Mr. J. Orlando Mr. Jason R. Paradise Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Parker Dr. and Dr. Francis W. Parnell Mr. Joao Parra Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parrillo Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pasquarelli Mr. Andre Peloquin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perron Ms. Melissa Petrocchi Mrs. Jacqueline Picard Dr. and Mrs. Joel Picard Mr. Roland Picard Mr. Walter Pickering, Jr. Mr. Ryan Piette Mr. and Mrs. William D. Pisani Mr. Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Plamondon Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Platek Ms. Carol Pleau Mr. Jean Pleau Mr. and Mrs. David Poisson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Polseno Mrs. Diane Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Prew Ms. Sherri Provencal Mr. and Mrs. Ramos Ms. Christina Ramos Mr. Stephen A. Rapko Mr. and Mrs. Brian Raunsley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rease Mr. and Mrs. John W. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Reilly Mrs. Sharon Reilly Dr. Ronald Remillard Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Remillard Rendine's Appliance RI Physical Therapy Sirs Ri Mr. Kyle C. Richard Rick's Musical Instruments Mr. and Mrs. Emile E. Riendeau Mr. and Mrs. John Ring, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul Rivet Mrs. Jennifer Rizzi Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robison Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rochette Dr. and Mrs. Emilio Rodriguez Peris Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Romano Mr. and Mrs. Marc Rondeau Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rousseau Mr. David Roy, Jr. Ruggieri Flooring Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Sabetti Salesforce.org Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schmid Mr. Gary Schoumaker Ms. Francesca Segalas Sellia Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Sevigny Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Shandley Ms. Ann Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Shannon Mr. Michael J. Sheehan Mr. Christopher Simonelli Ms. Carroll Skehan Gee Mr. Daniel Skwyra

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Ms. Margaret Snider Sodexo Ms. Rosemary Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spas Spinworks RI Sports Systems Custom Bag Corp Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert Squires Mr. and Mrs. Paul Squizzero Mr. and Mrs. Marc Staelen Mr. Michael Stead Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Stillwell Mr. and Mrs. William Strain Ms. Yvette Stransky Mr. John Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Suresh Swaminathan Ms. Susan Sweet Ms. Marcia Sylvestre Mrs. Louise Tancrell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tarpey Mr. Rene Tellier Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Terry Terry's Tire Mr. and Mrs. John C. Tessier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tetreault Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Thibault Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Thibodeau Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Tiberio Ms. Patricia Tomka Ms. Donatella Travaglio Mr. and Mrs. David John Trenouth Mr. and Mrs. Andre Trottier Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Trottier Mr. Matthew Trottier Mr. and Mrs. Peter Valentine Mr. and Mrs. David R. Vallee Valley Breeze Mrs. Cheryl A. Venancio Mr. and Mrs. Allan Villatoro Ms. Deborah Wallace Wells Fargo Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Wilk, Jr. Mr. Erik Wilkinson Ms. Yvonne Wolny Wright's Dairy Farm Ms. Kathy Xiarhos Mr. David Zagaroli Mr. and Mrs. Marc Zarrella Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zhang

LOYALTY CLUB ($1.00+) Mr. and Mrs. Scott Abrants Ms. Suzanne Accardo Ms. Erica Adams Ms. Sandra Adams Ms. Barbara Aiello Mr. Carmine Albano Flora Alessandrini, Ms Mr. John J. Allam Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allard Ms. Eileen Allen Mr. and Mrs. Armand Almeida Mr. and Mrs. Michael C Alpert Ms. Sharon Alveti Mrs. Stefanie Anderson Mr. Mark Andreozzi, ED.D Mr. Christopher Annantuonio Ms. Olivia Antonelli Mr. Venance Antonelli Mr. Matthew W. Appenfeller Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Archambault Sasha Ariab Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Audet

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Mr. and Mrs. Jean Auger Ms. Tammy Austin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bacon Ms. Anita Baffoni Ms. Christine Bandoni Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Barone Ms. Brenda Bates Ms. Rosemary Beauchemin Ms. Julie Beauvais Mr. and Mrs. Peter Belisle Ms Rosemary Belsito Mr. Timothy Belt Ms. Cindy Berard Ms. Sarah Berard Mr. Zachary Bernstein Ms. Gail Berretto Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Bibeault Ms. Laurianne Bielan Ms. Christine Biron Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bouckaert Mrs. Ann Boulet Ms. Lucille Bourgault Ms. Kristen Bourque Mr. Thomas Bradley Mr. Earl Branch Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bray Ms. Brenda Briggs Ms. Elizabeth Brodeur Mr. James A Brodeur Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brodeur Ms. Rosemary Brodeur Mr. and Ms Thomas Brown Mr. Jim Browning Brunca Waterproofing Mr. David Bucci Ms Susan Bucci Mr. and Mrs. Ken Budnick Ms. Andrea Butola C. Pepin and Son, Inc Ms. Colleen Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Calnan Can Do Marketing Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cannata Mr. Joseph Cardillo Mr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Cardone, Jr Mr. and Ms James Carey Ms. Michelle Carpentier Ms. Teresa Carpentier Mr. Armand Carriere Mrs. Julie Carvalho Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cedor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chabot Mr. Jonathan P. Chabot Ms. Jacqueline Champagne Mr. and Mrs. Richard Champoux Mr. Richard Chartien Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chauvette Ms. Maggie Chianese Mr. Barnett Childress Mr. and Ms Ronald Childress Mr. Richard Chretien Ms. Jocelyn S. Cipolla Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ciullo Ms. Kathryn Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Steven Combes Ms. Mary Comeau Ms. Virginia Compagna Mr. John Condon Mr. and Mrs. William Connell Mr. Keith Conte Mr. Bernard Conti Col. Edward R. Coogan Mr. and Ms Chris Cormier Mr. Philip Cornachione

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cornell Ms. Susan Corriveau Mr. Todd Corriveau Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Cote Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cottle Ms. Kristen Couture Ms. Meghan Couture Ms. Juanita Cox Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cox, Jr. Ms. Carol Craddy Br. Robert Croteau, SC Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Curran Mr. and Ms Bill Curry Ms. Cathleen Cutter Mr and Ms Henri Cyr Mr. George DaCosta Mr. and Mrs. Richard D'Agostino Mr. Gary A. Dahrooge Ms. Cindy Daley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D'Amico Ms. Renee Darling Ms. Theresa Dat Dave's Imports Inc Mr. and Mrs. William Dean Mr. and Mrs. William Deblois Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deer Ms. Deanna DeFalco Delta Dental of Rhode Island Ms. Linda Demers Ms. Madeline Deragon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Desaulniers Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Desrosiers Ms. Lauren Diez Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dipardo Ms. Barbara DiSpirito Ms. Elena Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doran Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Albert Durand Ms. Ashley Durand Ms. Jane Eastman Mr. Emerson Mr. Schuyler English Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Esposito Ms. Jane Farrell Ms. Helen Felber Ms. Barbara Fera Ms. E. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fernandes Mr. Jose Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ferry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ferry Ms. Paula Fischer Ms. Kathleen Fitzgerald Ms. Rita Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fitzgerzald, Sr. Ms. Christy Fitzsimmons Ms. Anna Flaherty Ms. Danielle Foley Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Forget, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forget Mr. and Mrs. Todd Forget Ms. Jennifer Franzoni Ms. Allison Frazer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fry Deacon and Mrs. Anthony Gagliani Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gagne Ms. Maria Gallego Mr. Brian S Gambardella Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garceau Mr. and Mrs. Roger Garceau Ms. Jennifer Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gasbarro Mr. Nicholas G. Gassey

Rev. Roger Gaulin Mr. Norm Gauvin Ms. Suzanne Gesauldi Ms. Doris Gesualdi Ms. Claudia Giaccarini Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Giles Mr. Tom Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. Mark Glaude Ms. Joyce Godfrin Ms. Celeste Godin Ms. Denise Godin Mr. and Mrs. Jules Godin Ms. Michelle Godin Ms. Teresa Gomes Mr. Jacob Goodwin Ms. Stacey Goryl Mr. Robert Goulet Ms. Jacqueline Gravel Mr. and Mrs. John Gray Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gregory Mr. Robert Gregory Mr. Leonard M Guertin Mr. and Mrs. John Guevremont Mr. Darrin Hagerty Mr. George Hanna III Mr. Joseph A. Hannon Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Happenny Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Hardesty Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Harnois Mr. and Mrs. Michal Harris Mr. Michael Heroux Ms. Jean Hoban Mrs. Patricia Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hogue Ms. Carol Houlihan The Houston Family Ms. Nancy Irza Ms. Anna Isabella The Jackson Family Mr. and Mrs. Natarajan Jaishankar Col. and Mrs. Donald Jalbert Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Janosko Mr. A. J. Job Mr. Carl Johnson Ms. Elizabeth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kieran Keating Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M.A. Kempskie Ms. Robin Kempskie Mr. and Ms Dave Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Kruzan Mr. and Mrs. John Kubaska Ms. Maria Kula Ms. Anne Kumar Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Labonte Mrs. Constance Labreche Mr. and Mrs. David LaBreche Mr. Albert Lachance Mr. Michael Lamoureux Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lamoureux Ms. Terri-Lyn Lanctot Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Landry Mrs. Lynn Langelier Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Langin Mr. David Lareau Ms. Michelle Lareau Mrs. Suzanne Lareau Mr. and Mrs. Robert Latour Mr and Ms Bob Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Christian Lawrence Ms. Jessica Lawrence Ms. Kirsten Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Kris Leclaire Ms. Lillian Lee Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lefebvre Ms. June Legare Ms. Jennifer Leigh Ms. Julie C. Lemay Ms. Mary Shiel L'Esperance

Ms. Brenna M. Leveille Ms. Erin E. Leveille Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leville The Libman Family Mr. Nicholas J. Liotta Ms. Jennifer A. Livesley Ms. MaryJo Locerda Mr. James Lozier Ms. Carmella Lussier Ms. Meghan MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Machione Ms. Carrie MacKinnon Ms. Karen MacKinnon Ms. Kate Mackinnon Ms. Susan MacKinnon Ms. Jane Maddalena Ms. Stevie Jean Magnan Ms. Patricia Mahon Mr. Herman Mailloux Ms. Jackie Mallette Mr. and Mrs. Richard Manning Ms. Amy Marcos Mr. Ronald Marcos Mr. and Mrs. Steven Marcus Mr. Robert Marquis Mr. Mark G Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martinelli 1949 Ms. Janine Masse Mr. and Mrs. William Masser Ms Bethany Masso Mr. Raymond Mathieu Mr. and Mrs. Eric Matson Mr. Josh Matusow Ms. Cristy L. Maw Ms. Leslie Mayer Mr. Eric Mayes Ms. Kim McCarthy Mr. Philip F. McCarty, Jr. and Ms. Rita Turcotte Ms. Meghan McCooey Ms. Lynn McDonald Mr. and Mrs. James McGee Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin, Jr. Mrs. Kristen Meizoso Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Mercier Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mercier Mercymount Country Day School Mr. and Mrs. Martin Meyer, Jr. Mr. Albert Michaud Ms. Audrey Micheli Ms. Lisbeth Miller Mr. and Mrs. Nathan J. Miller Ms. Blair Minogue Ms. Anna Moalli Ms. Jennifer Mojzak Ms. Christina L. Mollicone Mr. Larry Mollicone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mollicone Mr. David Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mongeon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moreau Mr. and Mrs. John Morelli Mr. George Morin Mrs. Michelle Morin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morin Mr. and Ms Richard Morin Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Morran Ms. Christine Morse Mr. Chris Mousseau Mr. and Mrs. Deke Mousseau Ms. Margaret Mousseau Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowry, Jr. Ms. Barbara Murphy Mr. Raymond Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Nadeau Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nardolino Ms. Patricia Nartowicz Ms. Carol Naylor Ms. Diane Neligon

Mr. Matthew Newman Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nielson NO ORG NAME NO ORG NAME Ms. Darlene Noecker Mr. and Mrs. John M. Noecker Ms. Suzanne O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Olbrys Ms. MaryBeth Oliveira Mr. and Mrs. William O'Neill Ms. Melissa Orlando Mrs. Kimberly Otero Ms. Haydee Pacheco Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Paquin Mr. Eric Pare Ms. Carla Parrillo Ms. Miriam Patterson Mrs. Melissa Paulin Ms. Anita Pedchenko Mr. and Mrs. Herve Pelland Ms. Carol Penza Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pereira Mrs. Pavanee Petnoi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pfizenmaier Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Piedmonte Ms. Rita Piedmonte Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Piette, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Pimental Ms. Lisa Pinkes Ms. Mary Pirone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pisano Ms. Stephanie C. Pitassi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pitrone Ms. Marissa Pitrone-Marsh Mr. John Plamondon Ms. Mary Plamondon Mr. Timothy Plante Dr. Michael J. Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Pontes Ms. JoAnn Pouliot Providence College Mr. Wilfrid Provost The Quinn Family Real Estate Journal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rego Ms. Meghan Elizabeth Reilly Ms. Donna Renzi Rhode Island Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Ms. Sally Riendeau Ms. Samantha Riendeau Ms. K Riendeaux Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rioux Ms. Carolyn Ritter Ms. Janet & Irene Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Roberge Ms. Lorraine Robidoux Mr. Stephen V. Rochette Mr. George Romaine Ms. Teri Romano Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rondeau Ms. Deborah Rose Ms. Dianne Ross Ms. Giselle A. Routhier Dr. Justin Routhier Ms. Elaine Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roy Mrs. Connie Ruggieri Ms. Jessica Ruiz Mr. George Saban Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Sabourin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Saladin Ms. Rhonda Santos Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sarni Ms. Linda Schmalz Ms. Renee L. Schmid Ms. Lisa Searing Ms. Therese Shannon Ms. Molly Silven Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Simpson

Ms. Mamta singh Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Skehan Ms. Paula Skowron Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith Mr. Peter Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Snodgrass Society of St. Vincent De Paul Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Ricardo Sosa, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gaspar Sosa Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sotnik Mr. Charles Spratt Mr. Norman Spring Ms. Maryellen Squillante Ms. Deborah Stillwell Ms. Jean Stillwell Mr. and Mrs. William Sudol Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sutherland Ms. Amy Sylvestre Ms. Sharon Sylvestre Ms. Janice Tamke Mr. and Mrs. Jayson Tanner Mr. Jon Tanner Ms. Elena Tassoni Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor Mr. Herve Tellier Col. and Mrs. Richard J. Tessier, USAF Ret. The GE Foundation The Kula Foundation Mr. George A. Thomas, III Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thuot Ms. Emily Tillinghast Ms. Glory Torres Ms. Kerri Treague Mrs. Michelle Turner Lt. Col. Michael Tusoni, USAF Ret. Mr. Robert Tvaroha Ms. Sue Tvaroha Mr. Thomas Tvaroha Ms. Lorraine Vartanian Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Velletri Mr. Frank Veto, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. John Vieira Ms. Lorraine Voelkner Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wagner Ms. Elizabeth Waldo Ms. Lisa Walker Mr. Jason Wall Ms. Nancy Walsh Ms. Lynn Wasnewsky Webster Plate Glass, Inc. Mr. Harry West Ms. Ann White Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wiehn Ms. Kelly Wise Ms. Lynne Wise Ms. Kathleen Woicik Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wyatt Your Cause, LLC Paying Agent for CVS Caremark Mr. Bill Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Zinno Mr. Jonathan H. Zinno Ms. Joyce Zinno Mr. Richard Zinno

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