Arrupe 2017-2018 Jesuit High School Annual Report

the school that works in ! LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Friend,

Arrupe Jesuit High School is dedicated to the service of families who are often overlooked, and left to struggle on the margins of society. Our school, however, is blessed by the opportunity to walk with wonderful students, and assist them in the pursuit of work that restores them to a vision of themselves that God originally intended. We strive to prepare students for a future they did not think was possible.

In this work, our students draw strength from the greater community, from generous people like yourself who acknowledge their effort and who chose to support their future success. Your investment in Arrupe Jesuit confirms for students their value and validates their vision of who they are and who they can become. Thank you for joining us in this blessed mission.

Arrupe Jesuit believes that every child is created in the image of God, just as God intended. Arrupe’s desire to offer students the best possible high school experience is rooted in this belief. Our families want a better future for their children, and they work tirelessly to ensure their children have the opportunities they deserve. Arrupe’s faculty and staff believe the same, and they strive to form students spiritually and academically in our Jesuit tradition, providing them with opportunities for growth in school and in the workplace.

You - our volunteers, partners, and benefactors – play a vital role in this dynamic. You choose to share your time and resources with Arrupe Jesuit and that partnership makes Arrupe Jesuit possible. In these pages, we celebrate the accomplishments of the previous academic year and look to the opportunities the new year offers. As we recognize our students’ accomplishments and plan for another successful year, I hope you will see yourself in these stories. Our good work is your good work. Thank you for choosing to stand with Arrupe Jesuit High School.

You will remain in my prayers throughout the year.

With gratitude,

Michael J. O’Hagan

2017-2018 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Darren Walsh (Chair) President & CEO, Catholic Charities

Fr. Fernando Alvarez Lara, SJ Associate University Minister for Liturgy, Roby Blust Vice President for Enrollment Management, Regis University Jim Campbell Partner, Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray LLC Walter Coughlin Executive Vice President, Coughlin & Company Chris Daly City Attorney, City of Arvada Judi Diaz-Bonacquisti AVP Enrollment Services, Regis University William J. Fortune Former President, Golden Banks Robin Kelly Community Volunteer Rev. Martin Lally Pastor, Holy Family Catholic Parish Fr. Timothy McMahon, SJ Former President, Arrupe Jesuit High School Susan Murphy Principal, The Grace Alliance, LLC Andy Newland President, Hercules Industries, Inc. Debbie O’Dwyer Community Volunteer Fr. Bill Oulvey, SJ Rector, Regis University Jesuit Community Vickie Puchi Community Volunteer Rick Schmitz Partner, SKS Ventures LLC Luis Soto Director of Parish Implementation and Hispanic Outreach, Rich Todd CEO, Innovest Portfolio Solutions, LLC Laurie Vieira Executive Director, Martin Family Foundation 2017-2018 CORPORATE WORK STUDY PARTNERS

9News Holland & Hart LLP Aimco HRS Water Consultants, Inc. The Amazing Parish † Hunter Douglas * Annunciation Catholic Parish IMA, Inc. Anton Collins Mitchell LLP Independence Institute ARA, A Newmark Company Innovest Portfolio Solutions LLC Archdiocese of Denver J.R. Butler, Inc. Aspect Energy, LLC Janus Henderson Investors Augustine Institute † Jones and Keller, P.C. Baceline Investments Kaiser Permanente BBC Research & Consulting † Kiewit Companies Beatty & Wozniak, P.C. KM Concessions Beta Macs † KONG Company Black Creek Capital Leprino Foods Company * Boys & Girls Clubs Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP Brown Palace Hotel & Spa † Liberty Oilfield Services Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP Little Sisters of the Poor at Mullen Home Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP Lutheran Family Services Each month, student supervisors have the opportunity Campbell Killin Brittan and Ray, LLC Marrick Medical Care Synergy McConnell Fleischner Houghtaling, LLC to nominate workers for going above and beyond CareerWise Mercy Housing Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Metro Caring what may be expected of them and for sustained Conception † Mile High Ministries strong performance. Read more about the incredible Catholic Charities Mortenson Construction The Catholic Foundation of Northern Colorado Most Precious Blood Catholic Church † work our students are doing in the workplace on Catholic Health Initiatives * Mountain West Credit Union Association Centro San Juan Diego The Mulhern Group, LTD the Corporate Work Study Program/Employee of the Cherry Creek Mortgage Company Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. Month tab of our website! Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. Nelnet/5280 Solutions LLC Cimarex Energy Co. New West Physicians City of Lakewood Newmark Knight Frank CoBank, ACB OnePointBPO Services LLC † “I would like to nominate Jose as “Student of the Month” CoBiz Financial OpenWorld Learning Colorado Department of Natural Resources ** OppenheimerFunds, Inc. ** for April, 2018. Jose has proven to me for the past four Colorado House of Representatives * Overturf McGath & Hull, P.C. semesters that he possesses a strong willingness to work Colorado Housing and Finance Authority Panorama Orthopedics & Spine Center Colorado Nonprofit Association PCL Construction Service Inc. † diligently at any task set before him. Jose has spent many Colorado PERA † PCs For People † Colorado State Bank and Trust ^ Polsinelli † hours in the Programming, Machining, and Assembly Comcast Spotlight Ready Foods, Inc. ** Cornerstone Orthopedics & Sports Medicine RedPeak Properties departments at the J.R. Butler manufacturing facility, Dahl Plumbing † Regis University * Dale Carnegie Colorado Resolute Energy Corporation and has developed many of the skills necessary to be a Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP Rocky Mountain Public Media† DeLine Box Company The Rowan Family ^Saint Joseph Hospital significant value add to each department. Jose is prompt Denver Museum of Nature and Science ***** SCL Health Denver Tech Dentistry * Snell & Wilmer L.L.P. and professional, and maintains a pleasant demeanor Denver Transit Operators † Sooper Credit Union during the entirety of his internship shift. His willingness Dominican Home Health Agency St. Anthony North Health Campus Eagle Automation St. Francis Center to participate in all activities, ranging from meetings to Eide Bailly LLP Summit Materials † EKS&H LLLP Tallgrass Energy † stretch and flex and 5S (cleanup) is admirable. He has a Encana Services Company Ltd The GrowHaus † Escuela de Guadalupe Traemand good eye for detail as well as a strong drive for production. Family Tree, Inc. † Twin Parishes Food Bank Father Woody’s Haven of Hope U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service * He is truly a student of our process, and has an aptitude First Western Trust ^ U.S. Forest Service * Flatiron Construction Corp. † U.S. Mint for success in any endeavor he sets out to pursue. In Fleet Car Carriers United Airlines * short, Jose is a pleasure to work with. He is reliable and FourPoint Energy University of Colorado Hospital Fransen Pittman General Contractors The Urology Center of Colorado pleasant, which constitutes my 2 most highly valued traits Glamping Hub † Weber Management Co. ^ Globus Family of Brands Willis Towers Watson in an individual. I am excited for him to graduate next Groundwork Denver Xcel Energy Services, Inc. Growing Home Yes! Communities, Inc. month, and I am pleased to bear witness to his continuing Guaranty Bank and Trust Company Haselden Construction † efforts toward excellence in everything he does.” * Multiple Student Teams * Multiple Student Teams Heart & Hand Center † New Employer † New Employer Hercules Industries, Inc. ^Nonprofit Funder -Glenn Wallace, J.R. Butler, Inc. ARRUPE JESUIT DONOR HONOR ROLL

$50,000+ Virginia W. Hill Foundation Paul and Cathy Brewster Casey and Sharon Gahan Steve and Gayle Mooney Anonymous Jim and Donna Vogt Joe Bronesky and Henry and Amy Galan Stephen and Kris Mottram ACE Scholarships Jacquelin Medina Leo and Melinda Gerard Chris and Teresa Murdy Daniels Fund $5,000-$9,999 Bo and Amy Brustkern Kurt Griffin and Susan Hoover Tony and Lori Naes The Denver Foundation - Joe and Kathy Benetka Brian and Julie Bunsness Larry and Gail Griffin Nelnet + The Liniger Fund Donna Blair Tom and Maggie Burba John and Noelina Hall Newmark Knight Frank + Bill Fortune Leo Boyle Curtis and Michelle Burch Steve and Sandy Harvath Mark and Mary Nugent Hauck Charitable Foundation Charleen Brown Dave and Karen Burlage Mike and Carleen Haselden Penny and Chris Oliver Kelly Family Charitable Fund Jeff and Carrie Busch Larry and Margaret Byrne Adam Hermanson Packaging Express, Inc. Dick and Robin Kelly Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray LLC + Matt and Greta Calkins John and Kristen Herpers Paul Pendleton and Michelle Smith Rick and Molly Klau The Catholic Foundation of Dick and Dorothy Campbell Kevin and Peg Higgins Matt Perkins Rick and Susan Schmitz Northern Colorado Jim and Deb Campbell The Highest Image Foundation Presentation of Our Lady Mike and Nancy Zoellner T & F Family Fund Dave and Mary Carr Jeff Holliday The Private Client Reserve Centric Elevator Malcolm and Liz Carr Holy Family Catholic Parish of US Bank $25,000-$49,999 Charles and Mary Heider The Catholic Foundation of Holy Trinity Catholic Church Prudential Anonymous Family Foundation Northern Colorado Ted and Dorothy Horrell Jay and Cathy Reano Mike and Elaine Ackerman Community First Foundation Church Family Fund Peter and Kate Houtsma Regis Jesuit High School The Anschutz Foundation Mike and Anne Coughlin Fitzgerald Family Fund IMA, Inc. + Francis Reido Ray and Joan BonAnno Cristo Rey Network Bob and Elizabeth Lazzeri Fund Mike and Amy Jaraczeski Tom and Madeline Reynolds Steve and Deb Calandrella Marshall and Jane Crouch Two Geese Family Fund Bart and Katie Johnson Tim and Dianna Roberts CoBank, ACB + Peter Culshaw Catholic Health Initiatives + Marion and Todd Jones Dick and Marcia Robinson Dorothy Harmsen and Bill Harmsen Denver Tech Dentistry + Caulkins Family Foundation Rob and Colleen Joyce Mark and Elizabeth Rowan Sr. Charitable Foundation Denver Urban Scholars George and Mary Cavanaugh Bill Keefe The Saeman Family Foundation Ferguson Donor Advised Fund Bill and Cathy Downes Knute and Eileen Cavanaugh Chris Kelly Saint Sebastian Project Denver of the Wyoming Community Fdn Sean and Monica Doyle Greg Chase and Ann Trakimas Chris and Michelle Kennedy Bill and Elizabeth Schiebel George L. Shields Foundation, Inc. Ed Haggar Family Foundation Ken and Dede Chism Tom and Sarah Kent Anthony and Brenda Schifano Carl and Jan Hoover EKS&H, LLLP + MaggieGeorge Foundation Todd and Lindsay Filsinger Lou and Angie Menard John and Sarah Finn OppenheimerFunds, Inc. + First Western Trust + LR and Jerrie Palen Fransen Pittman General “Arrupe Jesuit High School is very possibly the most impactful Priester Foundation Contractors + Darren and Julia Walsh Reid and Courtney Godbolt Craig and Beth Zoellner Don Heppermann and organization that I am associated with. When I first toured the school, Nancy Felkner $10,000-$24,999 Randy and Debbie Holliday I almost got emotional as I began to understand the way that Arrupe Richard and Jeanette Aurand The Huisking Foundation Inc. Baceline Investments + Intuitive Captive Solutions, LLC Russell and Pam Baker J.R. Butler, Inc. + is literally changing the trajectory of Blair Family Foundation, Inc. Andrew and Anne Jacob Tim and Kathy Bradley Kinder Morgan Foundation these students’ lives. The education, faith Marc and Dawn Butler Tom and Lindsay Konkel The Catholic Foundation of John and Sarah Landry Northern Colorado Todd and Beth Laurie formation, and life experience that Arrupe Wagner Family Fund The Terry Leprino Fund The Colorado Health Foundation Vince and Judy Mangus provides will not only give its students a Colorado State Bank and Trust + Most Precious Blood Walt and Ellyn Coughlin Catholic Church + Jim and Jackie Davis Scott and Nicole Mulvany better chance to succeed after they graduate Donahue Foundation Don and Susan Murphy Tracy and Stephanie Forst New West Physicians + but it will change the lives of the future The Frank Foundation Ronny and Debbie O’Dwyer The Gateway Fund II of the Keith and Janice Owen Denver Foundation Ron and Mary Anne Pasco generations of their families.” Heider Family Foundation PEMA Foundation Hercules Industries, Inc. + Jack and Judy Pottle — Andy & Lori Newland, Hercules Industries Innovest Portfolio Solutions, LLC + Regis University Jesuit Community John and Florence Fortune Mike and Jean Reidy Family Foundation Rowan Family Foundation + Jones & Keller, P.C. + Service Systems Associates + Kevin and Dorota Kilstrom Scott and Valerie Thisted Jim and Roberta Kreutzfeld Rich and Joanie Todd Leprino Foods Company + Bob and Barb Tucker Citywide Banks KeyBank Jon and Megan Schlegel Louis R. & Dorothy M. Meister Greg and Sandi Vigil Ted and Carol Clarke John and Kelli Klaasen Joe and Becky Schmid Foundation Molly Visser Commerce Bancshares Foundation Arun and Sarah Kottoor Schwab Charitable Dan and Eilieen McCallin Phil and Sherrie Vottiero Compositive Edward and Elizabeth Krisor The Curtis Encouragement Fund Wayne and Diana Murdy Andre and Raelene Wilkie Herman and Sheri Corral Jennifer Kummer Sanfilippo Family Fund Mike and Lara O’Shaughnessy Scott and Ann Cromie Russ and Diane Kyncl SCL Health System + Paul and MJ Powers $1,000-$4,999 Chris Daly and Kathy Stafford Bud and Alice Laber Steve and Nanette Shelley Dave and Vickie Puchi Anonymous (4) Matt Davis Mary Leprino Greg and Joanne Sherwood Raskob Foundation for Mark Adkins Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP + Lewis Roca Rothgerber Abram and Erin Sloss Catholic Activities John and Leslie Allbery Dave DeLine Christie LLP + Bob Smith Regis University + Glenn and Sandra Amorosia Denver Museum of Nature Tony and Melanie Lopiccolo Greg Spitzer and Richard and Mary Pat McCormick Apache Corporation and Science + Loyola Jesuit Community Angela Domitrovich Charitable Trust Joel Appel Martha Diss Sundby Tafari Lumumba Vic Spitzer and Ann Scherzinger Routzon Family Foundation Archdiocese of Denver + Jim and Karen Doyle Frank and Pamela Maggio St. Frances Cabrini Parish Jeff and Marcie Schmitz Tom and Linda Bandy Richard and Kimberly Dsida Tom and Vicki Mallary * St. Thomas More Catholic Church Schmitz Family Foundation Phil Barber and Caroline Lapp Ed Bozarth Chevrolet John and Joanie Mankus Dean Stevinson Laton and Paula Spahr Ed and Kathy Bernau Edward Jones Bill and Sandy Masterson Stratagem PC Stewart Title Ron and Lisa Blair Nicholas and Renee Ereckson Marty and Jackie Maxfield Demetrios and Molly Syrpes Pat Tobey Jim and Sonja BonAnno Escuela de Guadalupe + Kevin and Moira McCabe Andrea Taylor Steve and Brenda Van Hook Mark and Alice Boyd Alan and Judy Falenski Don McFall Larry and Margaret Tezak Chuck and Kate Vasilius Ed Bozarth Alice Frerman Monkey Fist Tattoo Bill and Barb Thomas

The lists above recognizes those who made financial contributions to Arrupe Jesuit High School for the Fiscal Year 2017-2018 (July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018). + CWSP Employer Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. If you discover an error, please contact the Office of Philanthropy at 303.455.7449. * AJHS Employee Pete Tynan Krystal Cervantes, ‘08 United Airlines + Charles Schwab & Co, Inc. FACULTY University of Colorado Denver Don and Linda Childears James and Robin Vaiana Fr. Bert Chilson g John and Joan Vatterott Church of the Guardian Angels Spot li ht John Vega Jay and Jill Clark Ed and Laurie Vieira Jeramiah Clark Weber Management Co. + Robert Clark Weckbaugh Foundation Jay and Nancy Coakley Bill and Roxanne Weingartner Kathy Coffey Wells Fargo Community Support Roy and Barbara Cohee Hello! My name is Adam Fritz Whisenand Catherine Cole Tim and Pamela Williams Bill and Susan Coleman Barajas. I am a math and Richard and Matty Wilsey Marty and Leah Coover Bettiann and Steve Witulski Stephanie Corder science teacher in my Xavier Jesuit Center Steve and Pat Corder Yes! Communities, Inc. + Bruce and Jeannie Courchene 6th year Arrupe Jesuit. I Zimmerman Family Foundation Diana Cousins Katie Cunningham recently had a chance to $1-$999 Mike Cureton and Anonymous (10) Kristine Cecil-Cureton reflect on the mission each Carle and Blanche Abernathy Cathy Daly Javier and Mary Acevedo Mike and Cesarina Dancy of us responds to here at Salvador and Carol Aceves Joseph Danecki Greg and Sonia Adame * Ted and Eve Dann Arrupe and the impact it Don and Julie Alcorn Bill Niklaus and Eugenia Davila * All Aboard America Holding Inc Peter and Mary Francis Davis has had on me. Gordon and Ann Allott Adin DeGeare AmazonSmile Murray and Patricia Deline Jeremy and Molly Anderson William and Adele Deline John and Sandi Andrew Joe DelMonico First and foremost, our mission is a vocation from God. To serve the Brandon and Julia Apodaca Denver Jesuit Alumni Network Noelia Aponte-Silva Denver Test Prep marginalized youth in Denver with a rigorous Catholic education is as Chuck and Joedy Arnold Fr. Michael DeSciose Jerry and Mary Arvidson Veronica Deverell, ‘08 profoundly challenging as the call that sent Jonah into the belly of the John and Barb Astuno Brent Dexter * and Cari Micala Mike and Joanne Augustine * Frank and Loretta DiGrappa giant fish. For all people, regardless of faith background, when God gives Autodesk Foundation Susanne and Tom Dimelow Katie and Jorge Avendano-Curiel Dinsmore & Shohl LLP a mission to an individual, it would look a lot like the essential parts of Bob and Anne Marie Bach Fred and Annette Diss Fred Baddour Fr. Pat Dolan Arrupe: urgent, open, patient, personal, and sacred. The modern theologian Ball Corporation Conrad Dombowsky Tim * and Helen Barbie Bill Donahue Frederick Beuchner wrote that “[Vocation] is where your deep gladness Joe and Mary Barrett * Mark Donahue Joseph Barrientos, ‘08 William and Anita Donahue and the world’s deep hunger meet.” I believe the world is hungry for honest Mary Bartholomew Robert and Julie Donohue John and Linda Bell Jim and Mary Donovan conversation, personal education, patient love, and unwavering commitment. Tom and Dawn Benenati Michael Dorsey Ross and Kathy Bensman Anne Doubet While we do this work through content delivery, sports, activities, and Karl and Nancy Berg Andy and Estelle Drance Robbie Bernardin Stephanie Drew pastoral programs, the root of our work is engaging with human beings. I Lizzi and Dan Beyer Paul and Patricia Dudzic Adam and Laura Bianchi Jim and Nancy Egan am inspired by the opportunity to share my own love and talents with our John Blea Eide Bailly LLP + Ed and Diane Blieszner Roxane England students. It is this deep sharing of person-hood that makes education ever Roby and Linda Blust Sean and Darby Enners Chad and Erin Bolk EOG Resources, Inc. new and always influential. JoAnne Bolton Express Scripts Foundation Julie Bowen Douglas and Patricia Felton Bob and Ann Bowers Susan Ferger Karen Boyd Pat and Beth Fern Another crucial part of our mission are the people who support us from Andrea Bradley Silvia Fernandez, ‘08 Don and Patty Brandes Ignacio and Susan Ferrer-Vinent afar. It is impossible to walk away from Magis Night without wanting to Thomas Brennan Caitlin Finn Lee Breshears Fr. John Fitzgibbons, SJ stay at Arrupe until your last days on earth. The stories that are shared are Bright Funds Foundation John Fitzpatrick Mike and Beth Brin * Richard and Barb Flanigan an important part of that, but I am always moved to my core when I see David and Susan Brisnehan Erick and Kate Flora Dennis and Mary Brozovich Adam Fogoros hundreds of people gathered together with the same goal in mind: keep Clark and Deborah Bublitz Casey Fortune Jack and Mary Buckley Bob and Nancy Fowler Arrupe going. Every one of these people is in my classroom in spirit. How Jerome and Susie Buckley Robert and Candace Frie David and Ann Budrow Todd Fuller could we not be on fire for our work when we have an entire community of Elizabeth Burcham Brittani Gallardo, ‘08 Scott and Megan Busby Adam and Michelle Galuszka supporters pushing at our back? Johnny Cabazos, ‘08 Teresa Gamester Mike Frank and Tom Giordano Becky Camacho-Frank * Tom Gleason Yvette Camarena, ‘08 Teri Goddard It is an incredible honor to see the human experience unfold before our eyes. Terri Campbell Jerry Goings Brian Capstick Denise Gomez We have the opportunity to not only witness it, but to also take part in it. Capuchin Province of St. Conrad Janeth Gomez John and Joan Carbone Jeff and Kristi Gonsalves-McCabe The families we serve are a great source of inspiration and support. I draw John and Judith Case Thomas Gougeon Carlos Castillo Cory* and Peggy Graham energy from their devotion to their children and their ability to always give Catholic Charities + Stephan Graham * Catholic Extension Andy and Barb Gregorich more. I thank each and every one of you for giving more and for being part of The Catholic Foundation of Leon and Jean Greos Northern Colorado Jim and Mary Groves our Arrupe Jesuit Family! The Stemper Family Fund Chuck Gumeson ARRUPE JESUIT DONOR HONOR ROLL (CONTINUED)

Rob and Lilia Gutowski Max Magee Ron Rose State of Colorado Maricela Villalpando Michael and Judy Hall Leslie Mallory Brian and Michelle Routzon Zach and Kelsey Steedman Krysta Villegas, ‘08 Debbie Hallock Margaret Malsam Ed and Cindy Routzon Eric and Lesley Steller Louise Volpe Randy and Lisa Hamilton Marty Marcely Matt Routzon Jeff and Monique Stemper Richard Volpe and Randy and Kaye Hammond Paul Max Paul Routzon Deacon Steve and Cathy Stemper Janet Henne-Volpe Heidi Hande Kensi Mays Kevin and Mindae Russell Carolyn Stevens Glenn and Pam Wallace Bishop Richard Hanifen Chris and Collette McConnell Niki Rust Ryan Stillwell and Lauren Heyl Bruce and Nancy Waring Brian Harbick David and Nancy McGoldrick Saints Peter and Paul Gianna Stone Chad and Gina Warner Chris Hardy Hannah McKeon Catholic Church Brian and Chris Stopps Joseph and Carol Weber Greg and Casey Harnar Jason and Sarah McMillan Danielle Sandoval David and Dolores Sussman Sam and Kim Weber Sean and Jessica Harrell Shona McMoran Mario and Becky Sandoval Jason and Bonnie Sutherland Thomas and Theresa Wheeler David Harris Emanuel Medina, ‘08 Nikko Sandoval, ‘08 John and Deborah Svisco Allen and Corinne White Harry W. and Louis L. Vicksman Gene and Judy Megyesy Louis and Carol Ann Sass Nancy Swanson Phil Wiest Charitable Trust Manuel Meraz, ‘08 Steve and Chris Schaeberle Steven Talley Allen and Catherine Wilson Terry Hartman Laura Ellen Meskel Kristina Schermer Arthur and Jean Taylor William and Katherine Winfrey Nicole Hemstad Patty Michalek Pat Scherzinger Daniel and Cody Teets John and Sherri Wirth Jeff and Kaitlin Hentschel Mile High Ministries + John and Angela Schmidt Jack Terhar John * and Kelsey Witkiewicz Brittany Herbener Andrew and Sandra Miley Kris and Patty Schmidt Pat Theriot Scott and Laura Wolf Kelly Hering-Rank Martin Miller Kyle and Kathleen Schroeder Megan Thomas Brunilda Wright Matthew Hernandez, ‘08 Paul and Abbey Miller Jack and Cathy Schufreider Shawn Thompson Richard and Kathy Youngworth Erika Hollis Judson Mitchell Jarrett Schwien Dean and Lorene Thornburg Matt Zeman Dean and Vivian Holtzinger Justin and Caitlin Moll Bruce Scott Thrivent Financial Gail Zimmerman Horan & McConaty Mary Monogue Landon Scott Barry Tiller and Adele Arakawa Andy Zoellner Carl Horsch Elias and Claudia Moo Rachel Selden Teresa Torres Pat and Laura Zoellner Jim and Patty Hotop Tom and Stacey Moody Liz Sellyei Benito * and Tammy Trujillo Janet Houser Bridget Morris Dan and Carol Selner Joseph Trujillo, ‘08 Ben and Andrea Hrouda Mike and Gretchen Morrison Ev Sequeira David Uhl Steve and Dawn Hug * Zach and Rachel Mountin Dale and Rose Shaw UnitedHealth Group Christina Huitrado Jacque Mudd Sheridan Ross PC Universal Education Supporters Dave and Margie Hunter Stephen and Mary Mueller Bernie Sherman and Pam Akiri Carl and Sandy Unrein Hunter Douglas + Mike and Joanne Mulhern Jason and Kim Smith * Dan and Eve Vaccaro * J.D. Ingram Reycine Munoz Shane and Heather Smith Toni Vaeth Dave and Sheri Jaraczeski Joseph Murdy Sloan and Molly Smith Veronica Valenzuela, ‘13 Justin and Elizabeth Jaramillo James and Pat Murphy Travis and Toni Smith Nancy Vallejo, ‘08 JKS Industries LLC Ryan Murphy Evelyn Soto, ‘08 Zach and Jacqueline Van Cleave, ‘08 Hunter and Pat Johnson Andy and Justine Natalie Les Sowich Mel and Eileen Vanek Greg and Karen Kail Bill and Annette Newland Cassie Spencer Desi Vialpando, ‘08 Ryan Kane Jim and Teri Newland Chip and Judi Spratlen David and Susan Viereck Ted and Kim Kawulok John and Grace Newland St. Dominic Parish Brittnie Vigil, ‘08 Kyle and Dana Keefe Margaret Nicholson Russell Keithline Blaine Nickeson Joel and Beth Kelley * NYSE Euronext Foundation Michael and Marianne Kellogg Katie Obarski The lists above recognizes those who made financial contributions to Arrupe Jesuit Mike Kelly Dan and Jenny O’Brien High School for the Fiscal Year 2017-2018 (July 1, 2017– June 30, 2018). + CWSP Employer Pat and Polina Kelly Peter and Anh O’Connell Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information. If you * AJHS Employee Gregory Kerwin Christian and Lilla O’Dwyer discover an error, please contact the Office of Philanthropy at 303.455.7449. Scott and Cindy Key OfficeScapes Greg and Anne Kilkenny Michael * and Mary Beth O’Hagan Alanna and Neil Kimmel Jim and Jennifer Oldham Bob and Susan King Kevin O’Toole Karin Kirby, ‘08 Tyler and Kristen Paeplow Knights of Columbus Council 13301 Paul and Cecie Pande Cody Knoblock Geoff Paquette Ann Knollman Alan and Hanh Paradise Kate Kohler-Ellis Matt Paradise * Allison Kostecka Pepe Parrado and Joseph and Eileen Kottenstette Patricia Fennelly Lou and Ashley Krupp Susana Pasillas, ‘08 PEDRO ARRUPE SOCIETY Kevin and Peggy Kuhn Mike Peebles The Kula Foundation Rodney Peffer Kathy Kummer Chris and Kathleen Pelley The Pedro Arrupe Society recognizes visionary supporters who Jeff and Jenny Kummer Sam and Becky Perry James Kurtzman Mark and Julie Picha have made a legacy commitment to Arrupe Jesuit High School Steve Kurutz Linda Pickett Ken and Lisa Kwiecien Noemy Pinela, ‘08 through planned and estate gifts. Mark * and Anne Marie Ladd Maria Creavin and William Plaus Matt and Robin LaGrone Scott and Christine Polak Fr. Marty Lally Pool Corp Christina Larez David Powell Dick & Dorothy Campbell Richard & Mary Pat McCormick James and Katherine Legoza Paul and Kathleen Ptasnik Charles and Mary Leisring Eric and Kristin Ptolemy * Jim & Deb Campbell Lou & Angie Menard Carl Lekan Mike Randash Tom † & Mary Dyk John† & Rosemary Priester Paul and Vicki Leroue Walt and Mary Ann Raynor Laura Lindley Mike Redmond Don & Cheri Gallgeos Rich & Joanie Todd Garrett Loehr Greg and Lindsey Reevie Sarah Logan George and Maureen Reid David Harris Joe Waldon Vic Lombardi Joseph Reilly and † Deceased Carlos Lomeli, ‘08 Dana Durfee Reilly Russ & Diane Kyncl Mike & Nancy Zoellner Joseph Lopez Paul Ritzdorf Michael Lordemann Victor Rivera-Soto, ‘08 Monica Loseman-Barwind Ana Robles, ‘08 Ron and Mary Ludwig Jose Rodriguez and Rocio Correa David and Ann Lynch Rodriguez, ‘08 Maria Lynch Rob and Jodi Rolland To learn more about joining the Pedro Arrupe Society, Silvia Magaña Tim and Kelly Root visit www.ArrupeJesuit.com/GetInvolved. 36% 36%

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FUNDS FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2018

Revenue PhilanthropicPhilanthropic Contributions Contributions $2,457,445* 36% CWSPCWSP Student Student72% Earnings Earnings $2,464,626 36% TuitionTuition & Fees & Fees $1,096,073 ExternalExternal Scholarships Scholarships $372,160 InvestmentInvestment Results Results $376,375 6% 6% Total $6,766,679 16%

5%* $331,084 in capital improvements11% are represented in Philanthropic Contributions. 4% 8%

Philanthropic Contributions CWSP Student Earnings Expenses Tuition & Fees SchoolSchool Operations Operations $4,503,79026% External Scholarships Investment Results CWSPCWSP $741,939 47% 71% FinancialFinancial Aid Aid $463,706 Administration/GeneralAdministration/General $317,157 FundraisingFundraising $297,085 13% Total $6,323,677 5% 12% 12% 5% 7%

School Operations 1% 1% CWSP Financial Aid Administration/General Fundraising Philanthropic Contribution Constituencies IndividualIndividual 26% FoundationFoundation 47% BoardCorporation Member Corporation Board Member 13% ReligiousReligious OtherOther 12%

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STUDENTSpot light

Inspired by the vision of St. Ignatius of Loyola, all Jesuit schools offer the Kairos Retreat for students to grow in their faith and become closer to God. During the 2017-2018 academic year, 103 Arrupe Jesuit juniors experienced Kairos over three separate retreats led by staff and senior student leaders. We asked our juniors to reflect on their experience and here are a few that captured the meaning of Kairos:

“Since Kairos, I have been able to find God in all things, even the smallest of things. God is in everything, though He is not always easy to see. I have found God in my friends and family. I have found Him through my education. Now I see Him in people when they do as little as hold open the door for me. I have found God in my dad as he works so hard to support my family. I have found God in my mom who supports me in everything I do. God has always been there for me, even if I don’t always recognize it. I just wasn’t able to realize that until Kairos.”

“The first three days at Kairos were full of reflection and realization and the fourth day was a day to absorb it all. Living the fourth day hasn’t always been easy because there are always ups and downs in life. However, living the fourth day, to some level, has helped me rise back again with the assurance that I am loved by many and I am taken by God’s hand.”

“After Kairos, I felt my faith grow a lot more. I find myself praying more and telling the people I love that I care about them and that I will be here to listen to someone when they are going through a difficult time. Also I have found myself wanting to meet new people around school before I judge them for something that they are not.” Your gifts support underprivileged students along their educational journey. Thank you for believing in their future!

Class of 2018 84 Graduates

100% College acceptance, 142 CWSP Partner Employers 96% into four year schools 90% of students met 55% First generation high school graduates or exceeded employer expectations 94% First generation college attendees

Attending 21 colleges and universities nationwide Average income for an Arrupe Jesuit family of four $39,800 Staff Volunteers $ 80% Students qualified for federal free & reduced lunch program 3 Alumni Service Corps Volunteers (ASC) 1 Colorado Vincentian Volunteer (CVV) 1 Ignatian Volunteer Corps (IVC) students arrive to 1 Arrupe Jesuit Volunteer arrupe jesuit from

48% public and charter schools 7 Athletic Teams 52% private schools 15 Student Clubs and Activities 50 zip codes

70% College persistence rate among 783 alumni 7 Alumni on Faculty & Staff Alumni attend or have graduated from 56 colleges and universities ALUMNI Spot light

Class of 2013 graduate, Jennifer Tamariz Bautista, headed to for her undergraduate studies at Loyola University Chicago after leaving Arrupe Jesuit. This past May, she received her Master’s in Social Work from Loyola University Chicago. We had the opportunity to catch up with Jennifer and hear about her recent internship experience and her current job.

“I completed my graduate field placement at Cristo Rey Jesuit High school in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago during the 2017-2018 academic year. While there, I was responsible for completing comprehensive clinical needs assessments for all students assigned to my caseload (which consisted of roughly 80- 90 students) and provided consistent individualized counseling to students while creating a safe, caring and supportive environment. While my courses at Loyola University Chicago challenged me and allowed me to gain a different perspective of the world, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School placed prominence in the areas I am passionate about. As a Cristo Rey Network alum, I am grateful to have had this unique opportunity - which allowed me to help students lead lives of curiosity, courage and compassion - as they become men and women for others.

I am currently working as a Mental Health Clinical Practitioner for Heartland Alliance - one of the largest non-profit organizations in the Midwest. At Heartland, I provide individual therapy to youth utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) as well as other evidence-based approaches.” FISCAL YEAR 2019 – LOOKING AHEAD

As our community embraces new leaders in the roles of President, Principal, and Director of Corporate Work Study, we are reminded of all of the good that has occurred at Arrupe Jesuit over our first fifteen years to bring us to this point. We know that these leaders willbuild on this momentum and in coming years will elevate Arrupe Jesuit in its mission to break the cycle of poverty through education and work.

Please join us in continuing to believe in our students, investing in their futures, and celebrating their many successes. Our 430 current students and 783 alumni are changing the world, as they become men and women for others. Through your generous giving, your hiring of students, your volunteerism, and all of your many investments in Arrupe Jesuit, our students are offered the opportunity to improve the trajectory of their lives. Thank you.

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