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Nurturing Dreams, Excellence and Success

2016-2017 Annual Report

Our Mission Celebrating God’s goodness and provident care, Notre Dame Elementary School educates children by nurturing dreams, excellence and success for transforming their lives and our world.

Our Vision Notre Dame Schools will engage students from preschool through high school in an exceptional Catholic education.

We will focus on loving, respecting, and educating all to discover and develop their God-given talents.

We will challenge our students to respond faithfully to Jesus’ call to transform the world by consciously doing good and bringing hope to the hearts of all.

Our Core Values Justice Respect Integrity Community Excellence

Letter from the President Consciously doing good and bringing hope.

These words from the vision statement of our Notre Dame Schools direct our efforts toward providing a transformative education with the understanding that our students are nurtured and grow into confident young adults who will go forth from this beautiful place to change the world. We do this by focusing on the educational vision and principles of the Sisters of Notre Dame and our core values: Justice, Respect, Integrity, Community and Excellence.

Recently, I had the opportunity to participate in a gathering of the new educational leaders of the schools sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame throughout the country. The time affirmed for me the consistent vision which unites all of our schools – transformation. It was an inspiring time and one which continues to deepen my appreciation and humble respect for all that our Sisters have done to build, sustain, and make possible these wonderful schools for our students.

As President, I know that what is accomplished on our campus is made possible by the confidence, support, and generosity of our families, alumni, and friends. I am tremendously grateful to be a part of this vibrant community where we celebrate our 60th anniversary this year.

“ I am tremendously grateful to be part of this vibrant community where we celebrate our 60th anniversary this year.”

In a world where there is such disparity, where conflicts persist, and where we yearn to hear God’s voice amidst a dizzying din of contradictory messages, I recognize the importance of our effort to ensure that students thrive. Through a faith-filled, loving environment we provide an excellent academic program and growth opportunities which prepare our children for success as they experience and engage the world with faith, hope, and moral courage.

As you read through this annual report, may you recognize the difference and broad spectrum of support, generosity, and talent which make possible the outstanding school I now call home.

May you continue to know the blessings of our Good and Provident God. Sincerely,

Dr. Michael Bates President

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Q&A with NDS President Dr. Michael Bates It’s time to get to know Notre Dame Schools President Dr. Michael Bates a little better. Here, he graciously answers a few questions which give some insight into the administrator, teacher, and man our students respectfully address as, “Dr. Bates.”

Q. You have been engaged in Catholic education as a student, teacher and administrator since 1985. Why is a Catholic education important to you?

A. We thrive in a community where we know we are loved,

particularly when this love is beyond ourselves – God’s love. What differentiates a Catholic school from others is the awareness and daily acknowledgement that God loves us and is with each of us.

Q. Why do you feel a Catholic education is needed in today’s world? What does it offer a student?

A. By history and in the current moment, there is a selfishness

that draws us into conflict with one another. Through our Catholic education, we learn that God desires us to be more loving, generous and sacrificial for the greater good – a lesson particularly taught within our Sisters of Notre Dame schools. At NDCL and NDES, we understand that Catholic education is transformative. We see that our mission is to develop future leaders who will embrace a faithful and hopeful perspective which transforms the world.

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Q. Why have you decided to move across the country from California to take this position at NDCL/NDES?

A. I believe that life has chapters, and I have been very

grateful for the many chapters I have experienced in Washington, DC, California, and now Ohio. I recognize this chapter holds opportunity for my children to be part of the thriving community that I serve.

Q. What do you hope to bring to NDCL/NDES? A. Enthusiasm. I have a great joy and celebrate learning,

education and student life. With inner drive and inspiration, I seek to learn with great colleagues who uplift the best in student learning and experience.

Q. Do you believe your personal values align with those of the Sisters of Notre Dame?

A. The Sisters of Notre Dame are Gospel witnesses. I believe

we are all called to be people of the resurrection – not just by what we say, but how we live. For children, that means waking each day and being a better version of ourselves, trying new things, meeting challenges. As educators with the Sisters of Notre Dame, we must focus on positivity and a recognition of our ability to make manifest God’s goodness.

Q. You are more than a teacher and administrator. You are also a husband and father who obviously values family. How do you feel these roles will serve our students and families within the NDES community?

A. As a parent and spouse, I engage in these roles with ultimate and daily humility. The vocation to be a parent is one I take seriously, gratefully and joyfully. For my wife and me, it is our primary call to care for, inspire and foster growth in our children. As career teachers, Nancy (a career high school science and religion teacher) and I also desire to extend a love and promotion of education. To be a parent in this modern world – with all the activities in which our children engage and all the demands of current life – we know that a healthy balance including family time, rest, prayer and community, is a priority, and the balance is what sustains us.

Q. While your time here has been brief, what qualities or aspects have impressed you at our Notre Dame Schools?

A. At Notre Dame Elementary School, I recognize how

important is a loving and caring environment for our children. From the moment one walks in the door at NDES, to the many moments of inspiration and dedication from our talented faculty and staff, it is clear that our students are nurtured. I am so grateful to be a part of such a wonderful team and to be collaborating with our principal, Mrs. Barb Doering, as we bring the NDES mission to life each day.

Letter from the Principal Dear Families and Friends, This year we celebrate Notre Dame Elementary School’s 60th anniversary. During this season of giving and thankfulness, it is important to reflect on the many wonderful gifts God has bestowed upon our school community.

As a sponsored school, we are blessed with the rich traditions of the Sisters of Notre Dame. NDES is dedicated to fostering the children’s spiritual development, cultivating leadership, reaching out to others through service and empowering them with the knowledge and skills needed for a strong future.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude for the many ways you have shown support for the students of Notre Dame and our exemplary programs. It is through your generosity that we provide professional development opportunities and parent seminars, a variety of programs that encourage critical thinking and problem solving skills, remain on the cutting edge of technology and maintain our campus and facilities.

This year your generous support provided:

“ At Notre Dame Elementary, we always imagine possibilities and opportunities.

The school empowers students by

• The Mindful Classroom • Internet Safety with Jesse Weinberger for students and parents • FIRST LEGO League (FLL) and enhanced STEM education PCs for the computer lab; tablets for the 6th grade one-to-one program; additional • Technology: classroom iPads improvements including the front entrance, bathroom renovations, refreshed dining room • Capital with new tables and chairs; new desks and chairs for three classrooms

pursue their dreams, achieve academic

Thank you for your investment in Notre Dame Elementary School and our students. NDES always imagines possibilities and opportunities. As a school community, we empower and educate students by providing a strong foundation to nurture dreams, excellence and success for the transformation of their lives and the world.

excellence, realize their full potential

Gratefully in Christ,

providing a strong foundation to

and succeed in making a positive difference in today’s world.”

Mrs. Barbara Doering Principal

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Letter from the Board Chair Dear Friends of NDES, The 2016-2017 school year was an important year for the Notre Dame Schools (NDS) Board of Directors. The NDS Board, formed in 2015, is responsible to govern and direct the president to work with faculty and staff to carry out the mission and vision of both NDCL and Notre Dame Elementary School. The most important responsibility of any board is the selection and hire of the president of the schools.

Notre Dame Schools Board of Directors Lynne Ernes, NDCL Board Chair (retired) Director of Administrative Services, De Nora Tech

Daniel Mullinger, Executive Vice President, Western Region Executive, Real Estate, PNC Financial Services

Michael Bates, President, Notre Dame Schools

Sr. Frances Murray, SND, Programming Assistant, Instructional Advisor, Academic Support Center, Notre Dame College

Frank Cappello, Independent Financial Consultant

During the past year, the NDS Board hired Dr. Michael Bates who began his tenure as president of NDS on July 1, 2017. I am thankful to all who assisted in this process, especially the Search Committee and our search partners at Educational Directions, Inc. along with the NDCL and NDES faculty, administrative staff, parents, alumni, Sisters of Notre Dame and my fellow Board Directors who were both insightful and supportive throughout the process. We wish Dr. Bates all the best as he begins his important work at Notre Dame Elementary School.

Jennifer Cavolo, Product Manager, Progressive Insurance

Joseph Nista, (retired) Director, Cap Gemini Corp; Senior Project Manager, PNC Bank

Matthew Dailey, President & CEO, Chemical Services Group, Inc.

David Payne, Vice President, Payne and Payne Builders, Inc.

Joseph DuBois, CFO, Oswald Companies

I would like to sincerely thank Sister Jacquelyn Gusdane, SND who served as President of NDES for two years with remarkable energy, enthusiasm and mission-driven leadership. Sister Jacquelyn, in coordination with the NDS Board of Directors, began the important work of implementing the new strategic plan “Better Together” which identifies key opportunities of the schools to grow in understanding of each other and to realize the vision and principles of the Sisters of Notre Dame.

Deborah Feller, Owner/CEO, McSteen & Associates

Janet Poponick, (retired) Assistant Professor/Attending Physician Emergency Med., Metro Health Medical Center, Case Western Reserve University

I would be remiss not to acknowledge the important role each of our parents, alumni and friends serve to sustain the NDES mission. As you review this annual report please take note of the financial strength of NDES. Your continued support of the NDES Fund, endowment, and participation in fundraising events is critical to sustaining this strong financial position. Every gift is significant.

Roger Gingerich, CPA & Financial Advisor, Skoda Minotti

The mission of Notre Dame Elementary School is to educate children by nurturing dreams, excellence and success for transforming their lives and our world. For me, it is an honor to serve on the NDS Board of Directors whose work it is to ensure NDES’s mission for years to come.

John Herubin, Managing Director, Edgepoint Capital Advisors

Sincerely,

Mary Legerski, Chief Compliance Officer, MetroHealth System

Lynne Ernes ‘74 Chair, Notre Dame Schools Board of Directors

Daniel Garey, Owner, Morning Star Meadow

Jill Harmat, Physician, University Hospitals of Cleveland

Sr. Kathleen Ryan, SND, Director, Social Action Office, Cleveland Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland Timothy Salcer, Vice President, Sales and Service, Cleveland Indians Terry Searles, Finance and Reporting Controller, Kinetico Incorporated Michael Smith, President & CEO, WhiteSpace – Building Technology Advisors

Maureen Lynn, Industrial Minerals Consultant

Joseph Williams, IV, (retired) Vice President, Sales and Engineering, Electrolock, Inc.

Linda McHugh, Chief Human Resource Officer, Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Sr. Carol Ziegler, SND, Chief Mission Officer; Director, Abrahamic Center, Notre Dame College Roger Zona, Founder & President, TPI Efficiency Consulting

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Notre Dame Schools Board Committee Members 2017-2018 The strength of Notre Dame Schools Board is the commitment and service of its dedicated committee members.

By sharing professional expertise and experience, committee members assist Notre Dame Elementary School and Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin School in advancing their missions and, ultimately, promoting the educational vision and principles of the Sisters of Notre Dame. The focused work of each committee allows the Board to address the goals and strategies as defined by Better Together, Strategic Plan, 2016-2019.

Executive

Lynne Ernes, Chair Joseph Williams IV Michael Bates Frank Cappello Roger Gingerich Janet Poponick Sr. Kathleen Ryan, SND

Audit

Frank Cappello, Chair Terry Searles

Board Operations Janet Poponick, Chair Dan Garey Jill Harmat Mary Legerski Joseph Nista Sr. Carol Ziegler, SND

Advancement

Maureen Lynn, Chair Sr. Mary Frances Murray, SND Tim Salcer Anthony Anderson Rick Cavolo Katie Moran Michelle Mulchin Stephen Owendoff Deborah Rathz Ron Ricca Keven Krajnak Elizabeth Maier Gina McVey

Buildings & Grounds David Payne, Chair Deborah Feller Michael Smith Roger Zona Gregory Consolo Brian Smith Rich Washington William Zehe Anthony Bozeglav Sr. Debra Doig, SND William Roediger

Bold indicates a member of the NDS Board of Directors Italics indicates NDS staff

Finance

Roger Gingerich, Chair Matthew Dailey Joseph DuBois Daniel Mullinger Terry Searles Robert Kingsbury Maria Injic

Investment

John Herubin, Chair Jennifer Cavolo Martin Burke Michael Moskal John Zaller Maria Injic

401K Benefit

Sr. Mary Frances Murray, SND, Chair Jennifer Cavolo Sr. Patricia Garrahan, SND

Strategic Plan (ad hoc) Linda McHugh, Chair Joseph DuBois Mary Legerski

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Finance Statement ENDOWMENT RELEASE

ANNUAL APPEAL AND OTHER UNRESTRICTED FUNDRAISING

4%

3%

Operating revenue

$3,886,820

Dear NDES Families and Supporters,

OTHER REVENUE

13% TUITION AND FEES

80%

SUPPORT SERVICES

FINANCIAL AID

3%

4%

Operating expenses

$3,875,300

STUDENT SERVICES

11%

DEPRECIATION

SALARIES AND BENEFITS

3%

73%

FACILITIES

6%

This year, we celebrate the 60th Anniversary of Notre Dame Elementary School, the first Catholic school for boys and girls in Geauga County. From a modest beginning in a remodeled barn, NDES has evolved into a robust school that educates 575 students from preschool through eighth grade. Our strong enrollment and financial stability is possible because of the amazing community that generously supports and believes in our mission — the Sisters of Notre Dame, our parents, grandparents, teachers, alumni and friends of the school.

Your time, energy and financial support are some of our greatest assets. Knowing this, we judiciously manage the school’s budget and your investment in us which now serves as a strong beginning for the transformation of our school. As a result, this past year, three classrooms have been updated with new furnishings to create flexible learning environments. Additionally, all students now enjoy our remodeled dining room, bathrooms and new computers in the computer lab.

These small improvements are just the beginning. We strive to provide facilities that will enhance and support our strong academic program so that our students experience a truly transformative education. With a sound financial position and your continued support, we are poised to move to the next level.

All of us at Notre Dame Elementary School, thank you for your extraordinary generosity and commitment to our school.

Roger Gingerich Director, NDS Board Chair, Finance Committee 6

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Maria Injic Director of Finance Notre Dame Schools

Event Sponsors and Volunteers Volunteers and sponsors play a pivotal role in the success of NDES’ special events, the Lions Golf Classic, annual Christmas Luncheon, Walk-a-thon and 50/50 Raffle.

While the fundraising component is significant, our volunteers and sponsors provide a tangible sense of community and ownership in our mission to nurture dreams, excellence and success.

2016 LIONS Golf Classic

Maloney + Novotny LLC Michael and Carla Longano COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Michael and Kimberly Dixon Laylah and Thomas Loiczly North Coast Lift Truck, Inc. Wendy and Lou Trivisonno Plastics Machinery Group TITLE SPONSOR POV Communications Earn It! Athletic Academy Precious Cargo Trailways CORPORATE SPONSORS Preston Superstore Accurate Metal Richard Cavolo, DDS Machining, Inc. Saber Healthcare Group Aladdin Food Management Skoda Minotti Services, LLC ThenDesign Architecture All For You Janitorial, Inc. Todd Associates Burton Scot Contractors Vicon Fabricating Company/ Cardinal Credit Union MUM Industries Cathedral Latin Wojcik Builders Alumni Association CCM Rental Christmas Luncheon Chemical Solvents, Inc. – 2016 CLE Golf Properties Jennifer Wilson, Co-Chair Copy King Inc. Paula Guidice, Co-Chair Donley’s Inc. Lisa Breier, Event Coordinator EdgePoint Jackie Moskal, Marketing Enterprise Group Planning Theresa Bhanoo Junction Auto Kim Capretta Just In Time Staffing Kim Dixon Key Bank Kim Doer Lawler Construction Jackie Dottore

Erin Gaugler Christine Grcar Jennifer Hippley Anna Lazuka Chris Larrick Dana Lopora Jamie Miller Michele Mulchin Emily Paulitsch Annette Reisner Luci Remchik Paula Steven

Amy Cardillo Martie Hays Sarah Kakish Lisa Jackson Kelly Printz Christina Ricca Maribeth Smelko Jana Yenyo Laura Zucker PRESCHOOL PARENT REPS Jessica Bauer Rachel Casteel Alissa Effner Denielle Paglia

Walk-a-thon

Todd Aini Emily Barnhart Gabby Bartulovic Karee Broome Kelly Capra Maureen Cari Rachel Casteel Ramneek Chauhan Ann Corwin Shannon Corwon TABLE SPONSORS Jeannine Craig The Kids Club, Incorporated Sandi Criniti Mangelluzzi Family Caroline Currier Subway Dorothy Czack FRoYo Kim Dixon Petrie Family and Friends Kali Dysert Nichole Felice Notre Dame Parent Dawn Frazer Association Mary Gilbert Erin Gaugler and Jamie Chris Grcar Miller, Co-Presidents Susan Hayward Christine Mahoney, Jennifer Henderson Treasurer Jennifer Hippley-Trittschuh Lisa Callahan, Secretary Maria Injic Parent Reps Annie Iskra Melissa Capretta Jill Janosy

Kelly Johnson Sarah Kakish Jackie Kalman Barbara Katic Emily Kerwood Danielle Kovacs Kerri Krizner Cheryl Lane Andrew Larrick Kristine Larrick Anna Lazuka Mary Jo Leaman Mary Magar Sabrina Mysyk Michael Naro Beth O’Brien Jillian O’Reilly Christine Panko Heather Reese Georgann Richardson Kristen Sammut Sonja Siebert Maribeth Smelko Carla Stilliana Kristen Tomsick Mery Tomsick Jennifer Toth Therese Urigel Jennifer Veasey Jennifer White Barbara Williams Stephanie Zeleji Tracee Zitnik Karen Zylak

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Lion Leader

NDES Fund

The Lion Leader program is a philanthropic partnership between Notre Dame Elementary School and its families. Participation in the program provides Lion Leaders with benefits, including special event attendance, advertising opportunities, and a tax-deductible gift to the NDES Fund.

In return, NDES students reap the benefit of strong academic and extracurricular programs, upgraded technology, and improved facilities.

A healthy annual giving campaign is a vital and visible sign of a flourishing, nurturing environment – one in which our students thrive! Every student benefits from our annual giving campaign, the NDES Fund. Gifts to the NDES Fund meet our schools most pressing needs, whether new furnishings for a classroom, upgraded technology, or innovative programs. The generous investments of parents, grandparents, faculty, Board members and friends to the NDES Fund are a catalyst for transforming the lives of our children and our world.

PLATINUM ($5,000) Burton Scot Contractors – The Paulitsch Family GOLD ($2,500) CLE Golf Properties – The Brkic Family For Your Eyes Only – The Kriessler Family Just In Time Staffing – The Donato Family The Kruschke Family Murphy Orthodontics Northcoast Septic Systems – The Sutter Family Subway FroYo Twist – The Giudice Family SILVER ($1,500) DeJohn And Capretta Families The Dynes Family/Thrasher, Dinsmore & Dolan HEPA Environmental Inc. – The Kuhlman Family The Langer Family Joe and Jeneen Marziani Mike and Andrea Matic The Petrie Family Michael and Mercedes Schobel

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BRONZE ($500) Camino Construction The Camino Family The Casteel Family The Corwin Family Don and Mary Jo Dailey Exscape Designs LLC. – The Dysert Family Guy and Donnamarie Fabe Eastside ENT Specialists – The Gaugler Family Edward and Carol Hren Franjo and Maria Injic The Kaczmarek Family The Lignetta Family The Longano Family Montville Plastics and Rubber Erin Morrison and Family Lou and Jacquelyn Orazem The Platz Family Jeffrey and Annette Reisner The Ricca Family The Russell Family The Smelko Famliy Dean and Denice Teeples Paul Thomas, DO Mentor Family Practice Brian and Jen Veasey The Vieira Family The Williams Family The Wojnar Family

Anonymous Mirko and Kathleen Antloga Steve & Kathy Biro The Brkic Family * The Camino Family * Frank and Domenica Cappello Antonio and Julia Caschera Patrick & Christine Cassaday The Casteel Family * The Corwin Family * Don and Mary Jo Dailey * Matt and Kristin Dailey DeJohn & Capretta Families * The Donato Family * Joseph and Angela DuBois The Dynes Family * The Dysert Family * Dave and Lynne Ernes Guy and Donnamarie Fabe * Terry and Debbie Feller Jessica Frate Robert and Linda Gahr Dan and Diane Garey The Gaugler Family * Roger and Kathrine Gingerich Laszlo and Jill Harmat John and Therese Herubin Daniel and Kimberly Hofius Keith and Sue Hohman Adam and Susan Hollobaugh Ed & Carol Hren * Franjo & Maria Injic * The Kaczmarek Family * The Kuhlman Family * The Kriessler Family * The Kruschke Family * The Langer Family *

The Lazuka Families Andy and Ellen Lee Steven and Mary Legerski David and Freddie Lelko The Lignetta Family * Gabriel P. Loiczly Charitable Lead Trust Bradley and Cassandra Long The Longano Family * Kevin and Maureen Lynn

John and Lisa Petryszyn John and Connie Platz Janet Poponick Jeffrey & Annette Reisner * The Ricca Family * The Russel Family * St. Vitus Parish Bryan and Wendy Satterlee Samuel Szabo Foundation Michael & Mercedes Schobel *

$122K

ONE-TO-ONE TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE

Jennifer Maras Joe & Jeneen Marziani * Mike and Andrea Matic * William and Pauline Miller Montville Plastics & Rubber * Erin Morrison & Family * Dan and Kathryn Mullinger The Murphy Family * John and Colleen Musial Joe and Trish Nista Casey and Wendi O’Brien Kevin and Juli O’Connell Ryan and Kathlyn Olds Juliet Oppenlander Lou & Jacquelyn Orazem * The James B. Oswald Co. The Paulitsch Family * Payne and Payne Custom Builders

Terry Searles Sisters of Notre Dame Linda Skufca The Smelko Family * Shawn and Pamela Sukey The Sutter Family* Rachel Taylor Dean & Denice Teeples * The Thomas Family * Ray and Nancy Todd Mery Tomsick The Triple T Foundation Jennifer (Hippley) Trittschuh Brian and Jen Veasey * The Vieira Family * The Williams Family * The Wojnar Family * Bill and Claudia Zehe * Indicates Lion Leader Sponsorship

One-to-One Technology Initiative In 2015, Notre Dame Elementary School launched its first campaign, the One-to-One Initiative. The modest campaign secured $122,000 and successfully funded 144 Tablet PCs, powered storage carts, and budgeted repairs for the 2016-17 academic year. Thanks to the generosity of donors to the 1:1 Initiative, our junior high students enjoy a personal Tablet PC, which they utilize across the curriculum to acquire skills and knowledge in preparation for high school and beyond.

Milind and Theresa Bhanoo John and Gordana Brkic Peter and Clare Ditchman Michael and Kimberly Dixon Mark and Renee Dolan Frank and Davorka Gabrovsek Laszlo and Jill Harmat Daniel and Kimberly Hofius Edward and Carol Hren Don and Sandra Kruschke Rick and Jeanine Kuhlman Thomas and Laylah Loiczly Michael and Carla Longano William and Laurie Mangelluzzi

Michael and Jackie Moskal Todd and Susan Petersen Frank and Sandra Petrovic Michael and Mercedes Schobel Ralph Spidalieri Brad and Paula Steven Shawn and Pamela Sukey Dean and Denice Teeples Michael and Jamie Tokich John and Cheryl Weber Joe and Barbara Williams

Dining Room Renovation A group of generous donors collaborated in creating a sunny and cheerful dining room for our students. Through directed gifts and participation in the Giving Tuesday #WeGiveCatholic campaign and the Fund-a-Need offered in the online Art Auction, our students now enjoy a welcoming environment complete with colorful walls, canvas photos, new furniture and carpet.

Anonymous (2) The Benevity Community Impact Fund Greg and Lisa Breier Scott and Karee Broome Tony and Kelly Capra Steve Cavolo Shawn and Teri Dolan Craig and Lori Fink Paul and Sherri Gambrill Laszlo and Jill Harmat Michael and Martie Hays Tim and Lisa Jackson

Keven and Meghan Krajnak Drew and Kris Larrick Dan and Nancy Lazarescu Peter and Jacqueline Lewis Zip and Robyn Liberatore Michael and Carla Longano William and Laurie Mangelluzzi Michael and Jackie Moskal Juliet Oppenlander Eric and Michelle Platz Tony and Renee Preziuso Progressive Insurance John and Lucia Remchick

Paul and Heidi Seibert Gerald and Deborah Spuzzillo Ben and Martha Stankewicz Timothy and Graziella Toman Brian and Jennifer Veasey Steven and Lori Vieira Brian and Ralitsa Warner Martin and Jennifer White Adam and Renee Williams Mark and Janeen Zumerling Stan and Karen Zylak

(Gifts to the One-on-One Initiative from January – December, 2016)

Special Gifts There are countless ways NDES families and friends assist NDES in meeting its mission. Supporting a special project or program, donating service or equipment, or establishing a scholarship are significant ways in which our students benefit from our generous donors.

NDES DONATIONS RESTRICTED The Dunstone Company, Inc. Preston Superstore Sisters of Notre Dame Samuel Szabo Foundation St. Vitus Parish Coleen Welsh

GIFTS IN KIND Precious Cargo Transportation Professional Educators SPECIAL PROJECTS GE Lighting - STEM Program Michael and Erin Gaugler - Art Program ENDOWMENT Dale and Barb Dorinski 2016-17 ANNUAL REPORT

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Jackie Preston Franck and brother, Bill Preston

Donor Spotlight: As local business owners, my family and I believe it’s so important to support the community in which you work and live. We are proud to contribute to a number of organizations throughout Geauga County, but we are particularly committed to Notre Dame Schools.

My brothers, Bill and Gordon, and I attended both NDES and NDCL. We received an outstanding education that prepared us to excel in college and post-graduate study.

Today, my children are experiencing the best of Catholic education at Notre Dame Elementary School – still rooted in the traditions of the Sisters of Notre Dame. I know my brothers look forward to sharing this tradition with their children as well.

– Jackie Preston Franck, NDES alumna and parent of Charles, Taylor and Connor

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