San Juan Diego Catholic High School 2010-2011 Annual Report

“San Juan Diego is successfully transcending economic barriers by allowing students to earn a portion of their tuition through their unique corporate work study program. Its high standards push students to reach their potential and beyond, yet still provides a family-like environment allowing students to be themselves and confide in their teachers and peers.” Bishop Joe S. Vásquez Our Mission San Juan Diego Catholic High School provides highly motivated students the opportunity to earn a Catholic, college preparatory education enriched by participation in a corporate work study program.

Board of Advisors Board of Advisory Directors

Most Rev. Joe S. Vásquez Mr. Andy Esparza BOARD CHAIR EMERITI Bishop of Austin Former Dell Inc. Executive Mr. Joe Caputo Mr. Gerald Bramlett Mr. Joe A. Garcia Healthcare Control Systems BenefitStreet The Garcia Group Mr. William H. Daniel Hon. Raúl González Ms. Maria Gonzalez (ex-officio) McGinnis, Lochridge and Kilgore, LLP Former Texas Supreme Court Justice Farm Credit Bank Mr. Pedro Kaufmann Mr. Steve Gurasich Mrs. Leticia Hinojosa Piedras, LP GSDandM Idea City Eanes ISD Mr. Dennis A. Kearns Dr. Judith Loredo Mr. Clarence J. “Dutch” Kellerman Burlington Northern Santa Fe The Texas Higher Education Former IBM Executive Coordinating Board Mr. John H. McManus (Chair) BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Louis G. Munin Archangeles, LLC Former Corporate Executive Rev. Msgr. Tom Frank Mrs. Celina Romero Pastor, San José Catholic Church Mr. Bret Plymire Clark Thomas and Winters, PC Dell Inc. Mrs. Pamela S. Jupe Bro. William Nick Principal, SJDCHS Mr. James Schneider Brothers of Holy Cross Horizon Bank Mrs. Mary Beth Koenig Mr. Gerónimo M. Rodríguez, Jr. Chief Financial Officer, Diocese of Austin Mr. Allan Shivers, Jr. Seton Family of Hospitals The Shivers Group Dr. Ned Vanders Mrs. Deanna Serra Superintendent of Catholic Schools, Hon. Tim Von Dohlen The ABE Foundation Diocese of Austin The Von Dohlen Group Dear Friends of San Juan Diego Catholic High School,

Greetings from San Juan Diego Catholic High School! As I write this, San Juan Diego is hard at work bringing Catholic, college-preparatory education to the community in Austin. I am pleased to present this Annual Report with the many successes that San Juan Diego has seen in the 2010-2011 school year.

Some of our successes this year included:

> San Juan Diego Catholic High School initiated a Fund-A-Saint program which provides tuition assistance to students in need. This year alone, donors and benefactors funded 130 San Juan Diego “Saints.” Your generous partnership with San Juan Diego Catholic High School has helped San Juan Diego Catholic High School to continue making private, Catholic, college preparatory education available to students who are unable to afford it otherwise.

> In December 2010, students and teachers at San Juan Diego Catholic High School were asked to participate in a matching gift challenge for tuition assistance. Within a week, there was 100% participation from every single student and faculty member at San Juan Diego Catholic High School. By giving their change for change, the San Juan Diego Catholic High School community was able to raise $4,000 for tuition assistance. Board of Advisory Directors > Since the school opened in 2002, the largest senior class of 42 students graduated in the Class of 2011! The members of the Class of 2011 received over 100 offers of admission from colleges around the country and were offered over $1.3 million dollars in college scholarships!

San Juan Diego continues to accept each motivated, hard-working student who walks through its doors. San Juan Diego’s goal is to prepare each and every student for success while caring for their minds, values, and personal growth. These students’ opportunities in life will greatly exceed those of their peers.

On behalf of the San Juan Diego Catholic High School community, I would like to thank you for your support of our unique mission. It is only with this support that San Juan Diego Catholic High School has been able to create an exciting opportunity in Austin for students with the greatest financial and educational needs.

Sincerely,

Pamela S. Jupe Principal, San Juan Diego Catholic High School Academic Profile

HISTORY SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS Archbishop Gregory Aymond recognized the acute need for San Juan Diego’s 2010-2011 enrollments Catholic college preparatory education in Austin, Texas and consisted of 173 students, with 42 students opened San Juan Diego Catholic High School in August 2002. comprising the Class of 2011. Eighty-eight San Juan Diego is modeled after Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in percent of the students are Catholic. The Chicago, and is commonly known as “The School That Works!” To demographics of the student body: date, the school has graduated six classes of students, with 93% of alumni presently pursuing postsecondary studies. STUDENT PROFILE First-Generation CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM (CWSP) College Graduates...... 75% The CWSP of San Juan Diego provides students with professional experience and subsequent career possibilities while offering the HOUSEHOLD INCOME opportunity to earn part of the tuition for their college preparatory Median Known Income...... $35,189 education. Each student is part of a team of four students who Mean Known Income...... $42,884 share a full-time, entry-level position in the corporate world. Every student works five 8-hour days per month. They develop practical Known Eligibility for job skills and experience in a variety of industries, including law, Free/Reduced Lunch...... 43% health care, technology, education, real estate, finance and non- profit services. Students are formally reviewed on their performance ETHNICITY four times per year. In addition, students are supported in the program through an intensive summer training program and White, Black Asian American-Indian non-Hispanic 4% 2% 2% personal coaching administered by CWSP staff. Teamwork, 12% time management, personal responsibility, organizational skills, computer applications, written and verbal communications, and basic business concepts are integral components of the learning experience provided by this program.

Hispanic ACCREDITATION AND MEMBERSHIPS 80% San Juan Diego received full accreditation from the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department (TCCED) in 2010. The TCCED is assisted by the Texas Catholic Conference Accreditation GENDER Commission and is part of the state-approved Texas Private School Accreditation Commission. San Juan Diego is a member of the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, the National Catholic Education Association, the Texas Association for College Male 45% Admission Counseling, and The College Board. The school is Female also represented on the board of the National Catholic College 55% Admission Association.

DIPLOMA All students of San Juan Diego Catholic High School fulfill requirements for the Distinguished Achievement diploma (30 PREVIOUS SCHOOL ATTENDED credits) of the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department. Private, non-Catholic Charter 3% 3% Homeschooled 1% COMMUNITY SERVICE REQUIREMENT In the hope of transforming students into caring individuals who Catholic generously respond to the needs of society, San Juan Diego 26% Catholic High School requires that every student complete a Public minimum of 100 hours of service to the poor and disadvantaged 67% of the community before graduation.

“ San Juan Diego Catholic High School has given me self-confidence and provided me with a comfortable place to expand my knowledge.” —Maria, SJDCHS Class of 2011, St. Edward’s University STUDENT LIFE San Juan Diego offers these extracurricular activities:

Sports Boys Baseball, Girls Softball, Boys Soccer, Girls & Boys Cross Country, Girls & Boys Basketball, Girls Volleyball, Spirit Squad

Clubs and Organizations Dance Team, Choir, Drama Club, NHS, Prom, Student Government Association, Chemistry Club, Venture Crew, Journalism, Hebrew Club, Weights & Conditioning, Book Club, Guitar Club, Spanish Club

PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT As a community of faith, we believe that a Catholic, college preparatory education, ADVANCED PLACEMENT combined with a corporate work-study program, creates spiritual, intellectual, and COURSES professional growth for the students we serve. We provide a Catholic education In the 2010-2011 academic that transcends economic barriers and is accessible to all. We believe that each of year, San Juan Diego Catholic our students is a unique gift from God, with the potential to be transformed and High School offered Advanced to transform others. We value our students, their families, and the rich culture that Placement courses in the they bring to our school community. We are committed to shaping the young following subjects: Art History, hearts and minds of our future leaders. Biology, Calculus, English

Language and Composition, GOALS FOR GRADUATES and English Literature and Our Graduates will: Composition. > Embody a spirit of Christian love and service. > Demonstrate respect for self and community. NATIONAL ACADEMIC > Engage confidently with the corporate world. RECOGNITIONS > Pursue intellectual potential beyond high school. National Hispanic Merit > Exhibit informed ethical decision-making skills. Scholars, 2007-2008...... 1 National Hispanic Merit PROFESSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FACULTY AND STAFF Scholars, 2008-2009...... 2 Our Faculty and Staff will: > Live and work in accordance with Gospel values. National Hispanic Merit Scholars, 2010-2011...... 2 > Sustain a culture which leads students to become committed persons of faith, outstanding citizens, and lifelong learners. National Achievement > Cultivate an atmosphere of mutual respect and cooperation among the San Scholarship Program, Juan Diego Catholic High School community. Outstanding Participant > Provide students with a faith-filled, challenging learning environment that 2010-2011...... 1 integrates academic excellence with corporate professionalism. > Achieve excellence in education through continued professional development and pursuit of best practices to improve student learning outcomes. > Build community by participating in prayer, liturgy, service and extracurricular activities.

In 2010-2011:

> The typical San Juan Diego family was raising an average of 2.6 children on a known annual household income of $42,884. > All tuition was based on family income and ability to pay. No student or family was turned away for financial reasons. > The Corporate Work Study Program offset a significant portion of the annual cost to educate each student. > Half of the cost to educate the 173 students entrusted to our care came from the generosity of people like you!

INCOME FOR 2010-2011 EXPENSES FOR 2010-2011 $1,819,904 $1,839,562 Other $7,917 Development <1% $106,339 Enrollment 6% Subsidy $56,696 Facility $159,800 Student Income 3% $197,574 9% $236,760 11% 13% Administrative Corporate Work Study $541,850 Corporate Work Study $262,854 29% $722,256 14% 40% Development $693,171 Instructional 38% $674,249 37% Our Thanks to Our Sponsors

2010-2011 CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM SPONSORS

Dell Inc. Seton Family of Hospitals St. Edward's University

AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) Austin Community College Black Sand Technologies Bury+Partners Inc. Cathedral School of Saint Mary Consulado Géneral de México FOUNDATIONS Diocese of Austin Chancery The ABE Charitable Foundation Gila Corporation AT&T Foundation Graves, Dougherty, Hearon and Moody, P.C. Anonymous Foundations Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GAHCC) Foundation McGinnis, Lochridgeand Kilgore, LLP Community Foundation of Central Illinois Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church Dell Direct Giving Campaign San José Catholic Church Dell Foundation Sandalwood Management, Inc. Duke Energy Foundation St. David’s Community Health Foundation Entrepreneurs Foundation and Silicon Labs St. Vincent de Paul Foresight Foundation Texas Capital Bank IBM Corporation Matching Grants Texas Parent to Parent Program Texas PTA Kenedy Memorial Foundation MFI Foundation The OB/GYN Group of Austin Scanlan Foundation University Catholic Center Strake Foundation The University of Texas Environmental Engineers SursumCorda Foundation Vinson and Elkins, LLP The Rachael and Ben Vaughan Foundation Thank you to our new, incoming Corporate Work Study Program sponsors for 2011-2012. Additionally, we thank all of our past Corporate Work Study The Westerman Foundation Program sponsors. You make us “The School That Works!” William Gano Houstoun Foundation Honor Roll of Individual Donors

HONORS AND TUITION ASSISTANCE / Gerald and Jeanette Essl MEMORIALS FUND-A-SAINT Trinidad Estrada Brothers of Holy Cross* The ABE Foundation Bruce Everett Seton Family of Hospitals, in Alicia Alcantara Jennifer Fieldman OUR THANKS honor of Austin Daughters Jason Allen Desiree and Ben Figer We wish to express gratitude of Charity Anonymous Janice Fiore to everyone who has Andrew and Karen Esparza, David Applewhite Becky Fliss supported San Juan Diego in memory of Nicholas Applied Materials Sabas and Dolores Flores Catholic High School since Shea Dan and Helen Armstrong Bro. Thomas Frey its inception in 2002. In this Mary Hill, in memory of Kay George Arnold Randy and Vera Gerbert Howard Perkins Michael and Aileen Aviles Marlene and William Glade edition of our Annual Report, Jennie Huerta, in memory of LeighAnn Bakunas Maria Gonzales we acknowledge our 2010- Jose Saul Garcia Dan Barnes Jereme Gooch 2011 supporters. Robert Jarvis* John and Nancy Barnidge Jose and Bertha Guerra Ladies of Charity Lake Harold and Julia Benkoski Christopher and Alice Your privacy is extremely Travis* Salina Bensman Gunter important to us. For this Catherine and Pepe Carol Bercen James and Mary Lou reason, donors are listed in Martinez, in honor of The Peter Bongard Gwynn Serra Family Antonio Bonilla Kerry Hall alphabetical order rather John and Suzanne Mary Bradley Yvonne and John than by giving level for each McManus, in honor of The Msgr. Ralph Brennan Hellerstedt fundraising campaign. Every Saber Dads Choir Sr. Stephanie Brignac Paula Hern effort was made in the Cristina and Bill Moore, in Barbara and Virgil Broering Rozella and Edward publication of this Annual memory of Jerry Arch Bell Brothers of Holy Cross Hernandez Report to accurately account Charles Porfirio* Michael Brown Leticia and Eugenio Vance Porfirio* Karl and Elisabeth Butzer for all of the gifts made to Hinojosa Bro. Edwin Reggio* Benjamin and Kelsey Bryon Ted and Heather Hodes San Juan Diego Catholic High Ronald Zboril* Chris Calvert Michael Hooper School between July 1, 2010 * denotes Brother Frances Robert and Laura Campbell Stuart and Annette Hudson and June 30, 2011. If there are Barrett, Jim Klepac and Alicia Castro Adriana Hunt any errors or omissions, please Sister Mary Anselm Rayellen and Joseph Cekuta Hutt and Kathleen accept our sincere apology Memorial Fund (“Frank’s John Chacon Huttenhower and contact our Development Fund”) Gerard and Chantele Deacon Ray and Barbara Cisneros James Office at (512) 804-1935. In memory of James Joseph Douglas and Nancy Clark Robert Jarvis Damman Class of 2010* Lori Jasper WITH SPECIAL GRATITUDE Marilyn and Robert Class of 2011* Paul and Michelle Jordan Most Reverend Joe S. Vásquez, Backlund Class of 2012* Ramiro Juarez Bishop of Austin Anthony and Cheryl Class of 2013* Pat and Pamela Jupe Federico James and Janice Conroy Dennis and Jane Kearns The Diocese of Austin Vicki Futrell Cristo Rey Catholic Church Dutch and Bernadette The ABE Charitable Col John and Mrs. Geurin Mary Cruz Kellerman Foundation, Inc. Randall and Susan Gilliam Maegan Dalton Mary and Martin Kelly Sara Harrison Martha and Donald Knights of Columbus, St. Jim and Debi Schneider John Malloy DeGrasse Albert Council Andrew and Karen Esparza Terry and Shannon aDellante Friends Knights of Columbus, McDaniel Deacon Floyd and Joyce Council #8156 Dutch and Bernadette Elizabeth and Dick Merrill Derr Knights of Columbus, Kellerman Judy and Philip O’Neill Rhonda and John Dirvin Council #11759 Jane and Tyson Payne Joseph and Karen Dix Knights of Columbus, Friends at Planet Austin Elena Doskey Council #10131 We wish to express our Dinner Club Fr. Ray Dowling Vanessa Kraft sincerest appreciation to Dawn and Chris Quayle Jennifer Downey Ladies of Charity Lake Travis the San Juan Diego Catholic Eleanor and Robert Reim Marlene du Plessis Kenneth and Stacey High School Parent Club for Emily Rhea Joanne and Jim Duffy Leonard their tireless commitment to Betty and James Roach Tyra Duncan-Hill Lloyd Lochridge Carloyn Shaw Sr. Jean Thomas Dwyer Ernest Loera volunteering and fundraising Nial and Joyce Stouder Evelyn and Terry Louis Joe Long for our student events and Ralph and Hanna Edwards Gilbert and Montserrat extracurricular activities. Wickenberg El Milagro of Texas, Inc. Lopez Andrew and Karen Esparza Anne Loquerico Honor Roll of Individual Donors

Eduardo and Barbara Loya St. John Neumann Quintela, Dan Reynolds, Erin Catholic Family Fraternal of Laura MacLean St. Thomas More Catholic Rodriguez, R.C. Velasquez, Texas, K.J.Z.T. Gregory Maher Church and Katherine Zamora Cheryl Covelli Interiors Marianites of Holy Cross Eric Stumberg Fred and Julie Frey Julie and Ed Martin Brad Styles SAN JUAN DIEGO SPONSORS Pat and Pamela Jupe Matt’s El Rancho Leslie and Rob Suffoletta Dennis and Jane Kearns with Sr. Suellen Tennyson, MSC, for Nancy and Nyle Maxwell John and Paige Suffredini Burlington Northern Santa Fe the Marianites of Holy Cross McCabe, MSM Living Trust Kathleen Tacquard, R.N. Railway Foundation Inc. Dr. Ned Vanders Bishop John McCarthy Klaas and Dorothy Tadema Seton Family of Hospitals Vinson and Elkins LLP Michael and Laurie McConnell Texas Capital Bank McGinnis, Lochridge and Campbell and Jayne McGinnis Beverley Thiel Kilgore LLP FUND-A-SAINT “PADDLES John and Suzanne McManus Barbara Traverse UP” (ROSE GALA) Jose and Maria Mercado Antonio Urrutia TILMA SPONSORS Steve and Terrie Balak James Mezera Friends at Ursuline Academy The ABE Charitable Foundation Rosie Castillo Ellen Mika Michael and Monique Urtado Andrew and Karen Esparza Jimmy and Leslie Caplin Lloyd and Carol Monroe George Vacek Ashwani and Marcela Dhar Charles and Kirsten Moody Refugio Valasquez CASTILIAN ROSE SPONSORS Luke and Cynthia Doyle Ann Moody Dr. Ned Vanders Ray and Patti Fuentez Andrew and Karen Esparza Joanne and Miguel Morris Laura Warren Judy and Sonny Loredo Vito and Rue Fabiano Lou and Audrey Munin Joe Wicker Terry McDaniel and Company Fred and Julie Frey Sandra Nanyes Ronald Zboril Donald and Cheryl Rojas Ray and Patti Fuentez Edward and Jackie Neidel Steven and Kristin Zika Marlene and William Glade Kenneth and Patricia Noxon *100 participation TEPEYAC SPONSORS John and Angela Glode Bruce Oban Confianza, LLC Alan and Tricia Graham Mary Ellen Oliver THE 2011 ROSE GALA Kenneth and Lisa Ellis Irene Guerra Jon and Hilary Olson Committee Chairs Harutunian Engineering, Inc. Paula Hern and Thomas Barbour Dorothy Pereira Gerri Caputo, Ginger Davenport, Kiewit Building Group Jeri and Jim Houstoun Margarita Perusquia and Deanna Serra Maxwell Locke and Ritter Pedro and Lourdes Kaufmann Randal and Sue Peschel San Jose Catholic Church Rev. Edward Koharchik CSP Pfluger Associates, LP Rose Gala Committee St. Edward’s University with the John and Waleska Lavorato Janie Ponce Tony Bonilla, Victor Castillo, Congregation of Holy Cross Kevin and Deb Libert Vance Porfirio Maegan Dalton, Marlene Robert and Leslie Suffoletta Judy and Sonny Loredo Charles Porfirio Glade, Pamela Jupe, Dennis Mary Loredo Jim and Nuala Porteous Kearns, John McManus, Missy HALF TABLE SPONSORS Francisco and Maria De Los Demitrio Quinonez Quintela, Angie Robles, and Joseph and Gerri Caputo Angeles Missy Quintela Gustavo Rodriguez Marlene and William Glade Theodore and Kristin Matula Charles Raby Judith Laredo, Ph.D., Master of LatinWorks Jerry and Susan Mitchell Bro. Edwin Reggio Ceremonies Eduardo Alessio and Leticia Dan and Peggy Moraczewski Friends at Relevant Radio Leticia Pister, Decorations Chair Pister Eduardo Alessio and Leticia Alfredo Reyna Evie Cascarano, Auction Chair Relevant Radio Pister Dan Reynolds Ben and Daphne Vaughan with Nicolas and Pilar Rubio Dan Richter Registration and Check-in Graves Dougherty Hearon Dan and Joy Selek Natalie and Gustavo Rodriguez Volunteers from aDellante, and Moody Deanna and Jeff Serra Celina Romero and Paul with gratitude to Adriana Hunt James and Patricia Soch Williams Ruben Cavazos, Maria Cerda, COUPLE VIP SPONSORS Jeff and Molly Socha Eric Sias Bobbie Maldonado, Melissa Don and Susan Cox Carlos and Consuelo Ugarte Jim and Debi Schneider Nauert, Adriana Resendez, Nancy Jamail Dr. Ned Vanders Linda Schreiber-Halm Raymond Rosario, and Theodore and Kristin Matula Evelyn Schuchert Johanna Sierra Brad and Deborah Pfluger, Atanacio Serna Pfluger Associates, LP Deanna and Jeff Serra Event Volunteers Almudena and Javier Rubio Allan Shivers Tony Bonilla, Mary Bradley, Sr. Carlos and Consuelo Ugarte John and Michelle Sneed Stephanie Brignac, MSC, Allen and BJ Sonstein Kelly Caplan, John Chacón, DINNER, STUDENT OR Bro. Patrick Sopher Marlene du Plessis, Amelia CLERGY SPONSORS Frank Soto Erickson, Lauren Estes, Laura Sr. Stephanie Brignac, MSC, for St. Anthony Ladies Altar Society MacLean, Sarah Osman, Missy the Marianites of Holy Cross

“Working in corporate environments throughout high school has helped me become more outgoing, more professional, and more prepared.” —Hiram, SJDCHS Class of 2011 and employee at Austin Community College Karen Wagner Tom and Amy Kenney Gunnar Teltow The Long Center Scott and Kathryn Whitaker Rev. Edward Koharchik CSP Pat and Tim Von Dohlen Mad Cakes Mike and Kelley Worden Anthony and Beth Lasita Karen Wagner Magnolia Cafe Friends at LatinWorks Sr. Jean Ann Wesselman, DC Maudie’s ROSE GALA SUPPORTERS Kevin and Deb Libert Mike and Kelley Worden Ami and Jonathan Mayfield David and Monica Applewhite Ignacio and Maria Elena Loredo Graves Dougherty Hearon and Catering Austin White Lime Company Judy and Sonny Loredo Moody, PC Messina Hof Winery and Resort Michael and Aileen Aviles Bobbie Maldonado Meyers Elgin Smokehouse Mary Bailey Marianites of Holy Cross AUCTION DONORS Moonshine Patio and Grill Francisco Baranao Theodore and Kristin Matula The AT&T Executive Education State Rep. Elliott Naishtat Jean and Edward Barreiro Terry and Shannon McDaniel and Conference Center Natural Bridge Caverns Jason and Lucy Beiter John and Suzanne McManus Attal Galleries Omni Hotel Martin and Pat Benavides Joe and Kathy Mendoza Austin Children’s Museum Onion Creek Country Club Chris and Colleen Benson Myrna Meza Austin City Limits Paramount Theatre Mary Bradley Tom and Lynn Meredith with MFI Austin Film Festival Pilates360 Fr. Louis Brusatti Foundation, Inc. Austin Party Cruises Playland Skate Center Dr. Karl Butzer Lauree and James Austin Zoo Pleasant Hill Winery Consulado Géneral de México Dan and Peggy Moraczewski Austin’s Park and Pizza Bro. Edwin Reggio Rikki Dautel Charlie and Liz Morse Bill Miller BBQ Friends at Relevant Radio Ashwani and Marcela Dhar Lou and Audrey Munin Bradford Portraits Bob and Kathie Renfro Amelia Erickson Cathy and Brent Muth Cafe Monet Pottery and Mosaic Genie Glade Revelle and Charles Andrew and Karen Esparza Joe and Colleen Ogilvie Studios Revelle Tom and Deb Feo Margarita Perusquia Ray Calderon Rockin ‘R’ River Rides Ben and Desiree Figer Eduardo Alessio and Leticia Pister Capital City Comedy Club Round Rock Express Donald and Pamela Figer Bob and Gracie Renbarger Joe and Gerri Caputo Russel Korman Jewelers Fr. Tom Frank Bob and Kathie Renfro Carriage House Skin Care San José Catholic Church Fred and Julie Frey David and Lilly Reyes Evie Cascarano Deanna and Jeff Serra Oscar Gabino Estuardo and Angie Robles Victor Castillo Texas Hills Vineyard RJ and Marci Kay Garcia Natalie and Gustavo Rodriguez Ceramics Bayou Uchi Restaurant John and Angela Glode Celina and Paul The Cheescake Factory Senator Kirk Watson Joaquin and Maria Gloria Saber Dad’s Club Crown Limousines Services The Westin Austin at the Domain Oscar Gonzalez Nancy and Ben Sander Driftwood Estate Winery The Woodrose Winery Javier and Almudena Gutierrez Ralph Sankar Dry Comal Creek Vineyards Yoga Vida Gabriel and Connie Gutierrez Jim Schneider Marlene and William Glade Zachary Scott Theatre Shelley Bjorkman Gene Sekula The Grove Restaurant F.C. Ziegler Co. Inc. Yvonne and John Hellerstedt Dan and Joy Selek Guero’s Tacos Joan Hooper Joanne and Brian Senn Haak Vineyards and Winery We thank all of the students, Javier Huerta Deanna and Jeff Serra Steve and Kerry Hall parents, faculty and staff of Jennie Blankenship Huerta Fr. Michael Sis Hibiscus Imports the San Juan Diego Catholic Huisache Grill Jeff and Molly Socha Highland Lanes High School community. Pam Jupe Frank and Beth Stabile Huts Hamburgers/Frank and Pedro and Lourdes Kaufmann Nathan Strack Angie’s Dennis and Jane Kearns Melissa and Steve Takamatsu J Co and Company Salon College Acceptances for the Class of 2011

Angelo State University (4) The Class of 2011 was offered Austin Community College over $1.3 million in college Aveda Institute scholarships! Barnard College (2) Baylor University (2) Case Western Reserve University Concordia University Cornell University Fordham University (2) Hofstra University Loyola University Maryland Midwestern State University Our Lady of the Lake University Regency Beauty Institute Regis University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute St. Catherine University St. Edward’s University (7) St. John’s University - New York (3) St. Mary’s University (22) Texas A&M University - College Station Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi Texas State University (4) Texas Tech University (4) Thank you for making us “The School That Works!” The King’s College The University of Texas - Arlington The University of Texas - Austin (4) The University of Texas - San Antonio (5) “ I like the Corporate Work Study University of Dallas Program because I get a lot of University of Houston responsibility. San Juan Diego has University of Notre Dame helped me become more mature University of St. Thomas in public. I could not have picked a University of the Incarnate Word better high school.” West Texas A&M University —Yvette, SJDCHS Class of 2011 and employee at Dell Williams College NON-PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE 2010-2011 PAID AUSTIN, TX Annual Report800 Herndon Lane PERMIT NO. 580 Austin, TX 78704

Watch our school’s video instantly! Simply use your smartphone’s camera and a reader app to scan a QR code.

Fund-A-Saint Did you know? Half of the cost of tuition comes from the generosity of people like you. Through the > 43% of San Juan Diego Fund-a-Saint program, you can help a student acquire a life-changing education Catholic High School by providing tuition assistance of $4,500 per year. students are eligible for free or reduced federal lunch and Please consider joining the Fund-a-Saint program today, and many more families earn ask others to do the same. Thank you for your continuing only slightly over the amount partnership in this important ministry. needed to qualify. To learn more about how you can Fund-a-Saint, > Tuition at San Juan Diego contact the SJDCHS Development office: Catholic High School is based (512) 804-1935 ext. 316 on family income and [email protected]. ability to pay. Highly motivated students are never turned away for financial reasons.

> Student tuition only covers 14% of the cost to educate.