IPSF ANNUAL REPORT 2009-2010 Times have changed since most of us were in school. State support dwindles by the day.If we want our kids to have the education they deserve, the only people we can depend on are ourselves. Parents. Business. The community. IPSF. All of us joined together in a circle of support.

Since 1996, IPSF has existed for one teachers the flexibility to organize their As you read this report, you’ll learn reason: To make sure our children get classrooms into small reading groups more about what our community has a world-class education. that encourage every type of reader, made possible– what YOU have made and instill a love of reading that lasts possible– in support of education. This IPSF Annual Report will give you a lifetime. The City of Irvine matched a picture of what you have helped us those gifts, showing their commitment Today, as state budgets continue to accomplish, where your donations go, to the education of their residents. shrink, your support is more important and the good things they’ve made than ever. Critical, in fact, if we are to possible. We also want to celebrate Fine Arts education is thriving in Irvine ensure our children have the tools they and thank the parents, community thanks to you. Your donation helped need to be competitive and to excel, members, alumni, businesses, corpo- IPSF provide after-school and sum- whatever their chosen field. rations and associations who come mer enrichment classes, as well as together in support of excellence in our award-winning Instrument Rental Our goal at IPSF is simple: to be here education. We are truly fortunate to Program and Honors Concert. now, and into the future, supporting live in a community that values enrichment opportunities you simply education so highly. With your help, IPSF was able to can’t find anywhere else. For every fund Zero Period PE in our middle child. For your child. This past year, your donation helped schools, to allow students the flexibility us pay the salaries of instructional to take an extra elective. To explore. With gratitude, assistants, who in turn give elementary To discover that new passion that will Neda Zaengle, IPSF CEO make a difference in their lives. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, ADVISORY COUNCIL AND STAFF Before we go on to break down the numbers, it’s only fitting that we present you with some of our greatest assets: The people who make IPSF what it is. Some of our staff receive salaries. The rest volunteer their time, for our benefit. And yours.

Board of Trustees Trustees Executive Team OFFICERS Anila Ali, Educator Neda Zaengle Chair Rob Brinkman, Vizio CEO Jeff Larsen Loucinda Carlton, Community Leader MVE Architects Dr. Robert Chow, StemCyte Sherry Slunka Kristin Crellin, Schools First FCU Chief Financial Officer Vice Chair Dennis Gibbs, Irvine Unified School Robert Braithwaite District Administrator, retired Debbie Rugani Hoag Hospital Thad Martin, HoneyBaked Ham, Inc. Chief Program Officer Steve Nelson, So California Edison Secretary Keyvan Samini, Naso & Samini Cheryl Braun Carol Choi Trish Shute, O.C. District Attorney Director of Community Relations OUR United Exchange Corporation Julie Tapp, Team Kids ASSETS Julie Weis Walker, Wells Fargo Wendy Bokota Some monetary. Treasurer Director of Development Some most Jason Lee EX-OFFICIO Community Leader Steffanie Early, PTA Council President Cheryl Van Camp decideDly not. Dr. Gwen Gross, Irvine Unified School Executive Assistant Fund Development Chair District Superintendent Robin Lubitz Dr. Gavin Huntly-Fenner, Irvine Unified Community Leader School District School Board Neda Zaengle, IPSF CEO Program Chair Sharon Salinger HONORARY MEMBER University of California, Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang

First Past Chair Advisory Council Jan Kerchner Connie Colao, Taco Bell The College Blueprint Steve Churm, Churm Media Tallia Hart, Irvine Chamber of Commerce Sean Joyce, City of Irvine Robin Leftwich, The Irvine Company David Maggard, Irvine Chief of Police Brian Stephens, OCFA, Chief Liz Toomey, UC Irvine Beatrice Tseng, Irvine Valley College John Withers, Irvine Ranch Water District ASSETS AND EXPENDITURES IPSF is playing a greater role in school funding than at any time in our fourteen year history. As state resources shrink, our contribution to our own schools grows. It is clear to us that local revenue, and the local control it allows, will be critical to the future success of our students and our schools. DOING THE MATH OUR FINANCIAL Assets As of 6.30.10 Cash $2,932,674 PICTURE Investments $2,754,359 Accounts Receivable $5,247 Prepaid Expenses $34,233 Equipment, net of accumulated $114,175 depreciation Total Assets $5,840,688 Fundraising: Liabilities Program 12% Accounts Payable $131,462 Expenditures, Accrued Expenses $60,595 including Grants & General & Accrued Payables $284,691 Donations: Administrative: Deferred Revenue $2,246,611 78% 10% Total Liabilities $2,723,359

Net Assets Unrestricted $988,217 Temporarily Restricted $2,124,115 Permanently Restricted $4,997 Total Net Assets $3,117,329

Expenditures Total expenditures, excluding the raffle, were approximately $3.9 million for 2009-2010

Program expenditures, Grants & Donations include Class Size Support. Health Program Management costs include insurance, rent, software, equipment, payroll, and grants. Art, Science, and Math, and Music donations. Instrument Rental program. accounting, phone, staff development, and supplies. ACE (Afterschool Classroom Enrichment). Honors Concert. My College Knowledge. General & Administrative Expense includes insurance, rent, software, equipment, staff Community Relations. PACE (Program to Advance Cultural Education). ITAP-ICAP development, payroll and accounting, phone, board development, postage, and supplies. grants (Innovative Teaching Award Program/Innovative Counseling Award Program. Fund Raising Expense includes fundraising software, staff development, postage, SEA, SLL and ZPPE programs (Summer Enrichment Academy, Science Little League, supplies, events, printing, and equipment. Zero Period Physical Education). Playground Support. Parent Volunteer of the Year. ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS that improve the quality of education IPSF, working in partnership with IUSD, runs enrichment programs that add immeasurably to the WHERE THE choices students have at all levels, from K-12. These programs are partly funded by donations, and MONEY GOES partly through classroom fees. In this way, IPSF is able to make programs available that otherwise ENRICHMENT would simply not exist. PROGRAMS

Support for Science Little League, Support for the Honors Concert, Summer Enrichment Academy and the Program to Advance Cultural Zero-Period PE Education (PACE), Walk to School Day and other community outreach programs

Support for the Instrument Rental Program

Support for ACE and My College Knowledge.

TOTAL: $1,708,362 in programs that enrich students’ lives. Programs no school district should be without.

IUSD AT A GLANCE Over 10,000 of our students (roughly 39%) have a primary language other than English. More than 3,900 students (about 14.5%) are limited in their English proficiency. ACADEMIC SUPPORT BENEFITTING 27,000 STUDENTS IPSF plays a greater role today than at any time in our history. As state resources continue to shrink, the need for IPSF grows. Some of the things we must pay for would shock you: Nurses and health clerks, WHERE THE for example. All the more reason for every parent, every family, to give as generously as they can. MONEY GOES ACADEMIC SUPPORT middle & high school SUPPORT, $165,802 (16%) IPSF helps fund Language and College Planning classes, Innova- tive Teacher and Counselor grants, the Parent Volunteer of the Year program, as well as initiatives that help your child handle middle and high school better, including Freshman Success programs, Grad Night and Summer Enrichment Academy.

SCIENCE, MATH, NURSES AND HEALTH CLERKS, $144,000 (14%) TECHNOLOGY, From skinned knees to daily medications, nurses and RECYCLING, health clerks are there for all 27,000 IUSD students only $27,682 (3%) because IPSF funds them. Would you feel good about a IPSF supports the IUSD school without them? We didn’t think so. Science Fair, Technology, Math, and the IUSD ELEMENTARY LEVEL SUPPORT, $185,165 (18%) Recycling program. Each From kindergarten through sixth grade, IPSF makes of them, a way to encourage a difference. Your contributions to IPSF help fund the young minds to make a Health Curriculum, Music Instructional Assistants, Math difference– and have the Fluency, Afterschool Classroom Enrichment, Innovative tools to do it. Support for the Instrument Teacher and Counselor grants, the Summer Enrichment Rental Program Academy, the Parent Portal and the Parent Volunteer of District music and the Year program. All to help make sure your child gets art, $26,196 (2%) the education he or she deserves. Studies have shown students who participate in the arts outperform those who don’t, on CLASSROOM SUPPORT, $500,000 (48%) virtually every measure. IPSF IPSF supports every IUSD school. Grades K-6 receive supports music and art, with additional instructional support, while grades 7-12 events like the Annual Honors get better student-to-teacher ratios. In 2009-10, IPSF Concert and the Young Masters funded 930 hours of additional classroom instruction in Art Program. By showcasing stu- K-6, and 10 additional certified teachers in grades 7-12. dents in a public setting, IPSF also helps instill in them the confidence they need to excel.

TOTAL: $1,048,845 in academic support the state can’t pay for, won’t pay for, or will pay for only in part.

IRVINE UNIFIED AT A GLANCE Number of Schools Elementary 22 Middle 5 High 4 Alternative 2 Title One 15 Student Enrollment Elementary 13,934 Middle 4,168 High 8,740 Special Education 2,676 RECOGNIZING AND REWARDING CUTTING-EDGE TEACHERS INNOVATION Great ideas and innovative techniques can take education to the next level. Few things are worse than to YOUR see them ground under the heels of budget constraints. Enter ITAP/ICAP, the Innovative Teaching Award D O N A T I O N S Program and the Innovative Counseling Award Program. Teachers and Counselors present their ideas for AT WORK specific projects and, with the support of our community partners, we help find the money. IN THE CLASSROOM

INNOVATIVE USES OF TECHNOLOGY such ELEMENTARY PROJECTS THAT HELP YOUR as webcams, camcorders, mini laptops, document CHILD READ BETTER Guided reading materials, cameras, high-end design software and Mimios, literature circles. sight-based reading materials, plus a system that converts a white board into an new library books of various levels and content. All interactive medium. Irvine teachers at all levels– to help improve reading proficiency, fluency and elementary through high school– are coming up comprehension. Not to mention helping to develop a with cutting edge ways to use technology in teach- lifelong love of reading. ing, in counseling and in communication between the school and the home. Your child benefits.

ELEMENTARY PROJECTS THAT HELP YOUR CHILD LEARN MATH Manipulatives, like the ones you see here, help kids get a true grasp of complex concepts like decimals and fractions. They also help give kids who think they can’t do math the confidence to succeed. It all adds up. MUSIC MATTERS. Music is a bedrock of a world-class education. Not simply an understanding and appreciation of it, nor even learning an instrument and performing. Simple exposure to music in a classroom setting has been shown to pay dividends in higher test scores as your child progresses from grade to grade. ITAP grants have gone to support music-based projects in both elementary and middle school. A GREENER TOMORROW We don’t own the COMMUNITY SEMINAR Challenge Day is a planet. We borrow it from our kids. This middle school-wide workshop for 10th–12th graders, school project helps kids take their future into focusing on community-building and leadership. their own hands and participate in an ecology Community is one reason why our schools continue challenge, encouraging them to create community to be so strong, despite the challenges. Community- solutions to environmental problems. building is a skill that can be passed along, and we’re happy to support it.

DRAWING ON YOUR CHILD’S CREATIVITY The Artists/Writers Workshop is a 4th grade program that teaches writing through art. Our grant paid for teacher training materials, art supplies and picture books.

In 2009-2010, IPSF awarded ITAP/ICAP grants for 17 different projects. Key donors included PATS (Parents Appreciating Teachers and Staff), the Allergan Foundation, the Exchange Club of Irvine and the Newport-Irvine Rotary Club. For a complete list of ITAP/ICAP grants and projects, visit www.ipsf.net.

TOTAL: $34,823 for innovative ideas and the resources to bring them to life. Honor Roll, 2009-2010 Over the next several pages are the names of 1,298 individuals whose donations helped make it possible for IPSF to support our schools. Naturally enough, most are parents. But you’ll also see teachers, administrators and alumni, even a student or two. We’ll be honest: The list is nowhere near as long as we’d like it to be, or as long as our 27,000 students need it to be. But we believe, in time, that will come. So for now, to everyone who did give: Thank you!

Patron Juliet Coscia Dennis and Mary Saylor Avinash and Anupam Jangwoo Cho & (donations of $5,000 and up) Brian & Dianne Daucher William and Sandra Schaal Bajaj Wookyung Bae Timothy and Amy Guth Marla Dehdashti Steven Schmidt & Lee and Jane Bardwell Byung and Nan Joo Choi Turtle Rock PTA Dorothy Duncan Yi-Hua Yu Jessica Basa Derek & Tina Choi and one who gave Chip and Helen Fedalen Sierra Vista Middle Philippe Beaulieu and Scott Choi & Kimberly Choi anonymously Catherine Fisk School PTSA Carla Asta Yunkyong Choi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrew and Ellyn Siskind Kenya Beckmann Chepang Chou Sponsor Fitch, Jr. Ivan Stein Gary and Karen Belz Jenwei-Ellen Chou ($2,500- $4,999) Carol Frizzell The Tanjasiri’s Joseph and Fay Benadretti Yun Chung Kevin Bossenmeyer and Jim Gilbert and Christian Thiim Ed and Kathie Benoe Sarah Cline Terilea Wielenga Susan Omuch Bill and Marguerite Bryan and Mary Ann Matthew & Heidi Cohen Gary and Lorraine David and Tsvia Goren Thomlinson Bentrott Patrick & Christine Connolly DONORS Campanaro Jerry & Gwen Gross Tseng Chen Hal Beral Mario Cooper Mark & Ann Chen Don Heckman and Steven and Nancy Turner Elizabeth Berry John and Denise Corcoran THE HEART AND Irvine Unified PTA Council Adrienne Sauro Heckman Edward and Elisa Tyrrill Matthew Blanchard The Covelman Family SOUL OF IPSF. Steven & Kathryn Keefer Laurie Henigan University High School Suzanne & Anthony The Currie Family Westpark PTA William and Mary PTSA Bonfiglio The Curtis Family and two who gave Langsdorf Kevin and Kim Uyesugi David Braga and John & Hyun Czochanski anonymously Karen Laub Vista Verde PTA Marcelle Strauss Joe and Sue Dabbs James Lee and Sylvia Park Celine Wang Evelyn Brownstone Brian Daley Contributor Jean Lien Mr. Ted Warne Malcolm Buchanan Tom Dao $1,000- $2,499) Matt and Rebecca Lowell Mark and Terrie Watkins John and Kim Burger David and Robin Davis Kimberly Allen Bruce and Becky Doug and Julie Walker Peter J. Burke Christopher F. De Santis Ara and Alice Apkarian MacIntosh Woodbury Elementary PTA Linda Burns Deerfield Elementary PTA Herbert and Vivian Bennett Bruce and Maria Marshall Randy and Monica Wong Gary and Kelli Bushey Cal and Cecilia Depew Jeffrey and Susan Berkel Joe Martin Charles Zhang Frank Butler and Christopher & Ewelina Scott and Karen Blakeley Stephen and Susan and one who gave Theresa Delvac DeSantis Bonita Canyon PTA McArthur anonymously Kung Ju Byun Marc and Judy Desbans Nicole Bradley Ernesto and Susan Teresa Cain Michele and Aaron Dishon Greg and Lauren Brooks Miranda Donor Alejandro Camacho Lionel and Debra D’Luna David Brownstone and Ajay Mishra & Jahnavi ($250- $999) Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Do Carole Uhlaner Lokre Academic Chess Campbell Nicolas and Anne Doan Van Brywood PTA David and Veronica Moore Sang H. Ahn Denise Canellos James Doty and Carol Raymond and Lisa Bukaty Raymond Moore Mark Allen Tawna Canhoto Boland Kieron and Sharon Burke Nitin More Martha Alvarado Jane Cashell, Ph.D. Honglin Du Paul and Brenda Caldera Carlo & Yvonne Moyano Brien Amspoker and and Paul Barns Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap Brian and Lynn Camastral James Olney & Laura Ellen Breitman Eva Y. Cason Ken and Dawn Dunn Paul and Diana Camaur O’Connor Vijay and Laura Anand Stephen Cauffman Patti & Dean Dunn-Rankin Canyon View Elementary Robert & Alysia Pardo Jennifer & Martin Anderson Xin Chan Adam & Jenna Dzierzynski PTA Michael Parham Miguel & Marlene Arballo Chien I Chang John and Steffanie Early Dorothy Chen Aseet Patel Margery Arnold & Jungsoo Chee Richard Egley William & Patricia Cogen Plaza Vista PTA Raymond Clark Henry and Jolene Chen Steve and Allison Eisendrath College Park Elementary Werner and Heike Raunau Kevin Ashley David and Junko Cheng Brad & Gail Eisenstein PTA Barbara and Jim Reynolds Hiram & Diane Aviles Grace Cheng Magda Elzarki John and Sue Collins Ms. Teresa LePage and Elizabeth Aviles Jason & Ruth Cheung Jacob Elisha & Michal Paul and Laura Cook Mr. Scott Rychnovsky Mitchell & Kim Axene Stephen Chien Accade-Elisha Yiyun Endres Shinji Hamada Neil and Nina Jordan Shun Hui Lee Khashayar & David Eppstein Christopher & Tammy Hane Aparna Joshi Sung Uk Lee Parvin Nejad Deborah and Steve Epstein Randal Hans & Leila Sean and Veronica Joyce Won-Hee Lee Barbara Newton WHY DO WE ASK? Luis Equiarle & Valerie Souza Belkora Hans Diana E. Jung Laura and Jim Leith Michelle Ng Darren & Teresa Essman Jay and Betsy Harker Jongsun & Insuk Jung Tesfaye Leka, MD and Hoang and Hong CALIFORNIA, Dave Evans The Harrington Family Sujatha Kagoo Tizita Leka Nguyen AND THE STATE OF Jerome & Susan Fallon Seema Hassan Chen-Chung Kao and Qianwei Wang and David Li Mark Nguyen Dina Falmagne Ghaffark and Ferry Hedayati Hui-Mei Lin Xiaofei Li Thanh Nguyen EDUCATION. Stephen and Vicky Lynn Feeko Doug and Linda Heller Kumiko Kato Alan and Charlotte Liberman James O’Brien Susan Feeney Carrie Hempel Michael & Caryn Kaufman Martin Lieberman and Chi Truong Gregg and Yanina Feinerman Saul Hernandez Dawn Kazoleas Christopher Lin Christine Ohashi Robert Ferido Jay Herron and Dana Klein Danalle Kelii John Lin & Phuong My Quach David Old Edwin & Tanyna Ferrell Daniel and Lisa Hess Omar Khwaja Paul Lin Craig and John and Myra Firth Douglas Hill & Marguerite Claudine Kim Mark & Lisa Locklear Naheed Olsen Gary and Janice Fleming Gunn Enoch S. Kim DDS Jeffrey and Laurie Logsdon William and Mary Anne Foo Ken and Lorene Hirata Eric and Ivy Kim John & Elizabeth Lowengrub Kirsten Robert and M’Lis Fox Ann Hironaka Eui Sung and HyunKyung Kim Allan and Robin Lubitz Oppenlander Michelle Fransen Anh Nguyet Thi Ho Jae-Woo Kim & So Yeon Park R. Duncan Luce Michael and Kristen The short answer first: Eric and Kathleen Freed Duncan Ho Jae Yup & Jeeyoung Kim Christian Luetkemeyer & Opre Stephen and Corrine Holly Hoch Kathy Kim Marie Claire Obregon- Eladio Ortiz & Annette We ask because it’s the Freeman Timothy & Kelly Hoevelkamp Kyung Ae Kim Luetkemeyer Luetzow Mark Kim Karen Lund Mae Ortiz only way we can give your child Nam-Jae Kim Jaehyun Lyu and Jaewon Lyu Micah Page a first-rate education. Peter K. Kim Jing Ma Chaozhen Pan It is only through your Sangwoo and Eun Kyung Kim Mellanie & Dave Maggard David Pan The longer answer is a Tae & Michelle Kim Rabih Makarem Han & Min Park generosity that IPSF is able Tae Kim Denise C. Malone Sangmi Park bit more complicated. By Teak Kim & Yuhee Kang Harry Mangalam and Marian Susan Park law, all property taxes go into to help Irvine students. Adrienne King Waterman Younghee Park Osama Kishek Giselle Martinez Lawrence & Debra a common pool, which is then Melody and Gary Kiyohara Mark and Debra Mathias Passo Your child included. Steven Klink & Arlene Klink Christopher Mayer Sharad and Alpa Patel doled out to schools according Dan Knofler Wendy McBeath Shilpa Patel to several arcane formulas. David Frerichs Mark & Catherine Holmes Leighton Ko David and Teryl Murabayashi Yogesh & Bhavna Patel Dale Furman Matt & Dawn Hood Judy Koch-Jones McDermott Lee Patrick As California’s budget woes Paul Fu and Huei Yi Huang Tiffany Honda Shinya and Joanne Kozawa Jeanine & Michael Michal Peri Jared Gagne Hyesung Hong The Kramer Family McCullough Marianne Perkins have worsened, this pool has Gopal & Lata Ganeshan Kyung H. Hong Eoin and Tina Kreditor Maryam Medina Michael Petit proved all too tempting for our Leo & Leina Garcia Richard and Christi Horn Mark and Helena Krikorian Bruno and Audrey Menezes Paul and Debra Pfeiffer Steven and Sharon Nick Huang & Stephanie Lu Charles and Adrienne Jon and Liz Miller Huong Pham legislators, who’ve dipped into George Gavin & Beth Huntley-Fenner Krolikowski Michael and Kathy Mindiak Dr. Quynh Phan and Edward & Angela Gerber Jong-Hyeon Hur Kenneth and Sue Kuwabara Chad & Heidi Mitchell Dr. Nathan Nguyen it, time and time again, to make Dennis and Debbie Gibbs Frank J. Huttlinger Young Jik and ShinJa Kwon Kelvin and Patricia Miyake Greg Phillips up for shortfalls elsewhere. Daniel and Nancy Gilbert Charlie Hwang Bryan and Cheleste Lambert Edwin and Lisa Monuki Norman Price Stephen and Lisa Glasl Jo-Yeon Hwang Robert and Debi Lambert Hyesin Moon Dana Privitt Every year, they dip deeper, Lisa Glass Hyun and Nancy Im Wil Lampros and Kristen Francine Mooney Maurizio & Maybel Robin Glasser Kathy Jaing Monroe Kevin & Anne Moore Quaglierini leaving our schools less and Susannah Gottlieb & Vivek Jambhekar Harmen Law Glen and Lynn Morita Robin Ragland less to work with. Thomas Thompson Paul and Lynn James Abraham and Chi Lee Johnathan & Maggie Morrison Bruce & Arghavan Don and Stacey Grable Thomas and Tiffany Jameson Chunyop-John Lee & Niloofar Morsali Rajaee To keep our schools great– Hao Guan Jae-Bong Jang & Min Joo Jung Jeana Ru Mark and Kristina Mortensen Hemendra & Jyoti Harsh & Rupali Gupta Moon Jang David & Sunny Lee Sharon Moseley Rajguroo and standards high– we have Poonam Gupta Majid Javaherneshan Ernest and Karen Lee Amy Moylan Nitin and Aparna only one option: To turn to you. Long Ha Hae-Dong Je Hyun Lee Scott and Pamela Muir Rastogi Lance Hagenbuch Hae Won Jeon Jason and Wendy Lee Cameron & Elaine Mummery Aruna and Chinya Eleni Hailemariam Alfred Jessel Mei Hung Lee Sejal and Mitaj Nathwani Ravishankar Ismail and Jutta Halabi Peter Jipsen and Julie Tapp Sarah K. Lee Kevin and Ramsey William Ricketts Sohee Ham Donna Johnston Seung Eun Lee Neifert Kit & Kathleen Rimay Jennifer Robb Janice Tay Shadi and Kay Dana and Carmen Roode Bob and Rosie Thrasher Zemoudeh Seymour and Pearl Patrick Topping and four who gave NOTABLE Rosenstrauch Peter and Nancy Torrey anonymously ALUMNI: MUSIC Rinku and Suresh Sachdeva Catherine Tran Tamar Sadlik David Tran Friend jeremy siskind Mitchell and Stacy Sagowitz Justine Tseng ($100-$249) Nick & Stephanie Sanders Gary and Kimberly Sanjay Agarwal Abhijeet Sarwate Tsuchiyama Meetali Agarwal Steve and Nancy Scarlett Sonia Tucci Tasmin Ahmad Diane Schlesinger Kennedy Cindy Turi Kyung Ahn Paul and Kristen Schmidt Patricia Monte Uy Sooyun Ahn John and Laurie Seidler Lena-Anil Verma Asso Ly Mehrzad Akhavan Donald Senear and Gavin Verreyne Farah Alam Dana Leslie Matthew and Sonya James Alexiou Joseph and Dianna Serio Versluys Karim & Anila Ali Sonia Serron Lauren Viscardi Mark and Maho Allister Jazz legend Marian McPartland calls Arief Setiawan & Jonathan Wagner James Almy A school district isn’t simply known Liana Harjanto Rachel Wagner Ahmad and Mina Alvandi for the company it keeps, but for Jeremy “a remarkable young pianist and Richard and Jennifer Seto Steven and Ann Wagner Brian and Unice An rising star in the jazz world.” Dhiren & Hina Shah Paul and Sharon Wallin Tae Young An the graduates it produces. Patrick & ChrissAnn Shane Liming Wang Andy Anderson Born and raised in Irvine, Jeremy is William Shane Wei Wang and David & Elizabeth Anderson To our way of thinking, every a 2004 graduate of Irvine High School. Craig Shankman Qingshan Zhou Scott & Janet Anderson child has the potential to achieve He won a scholarship to the Eastman Nasim Sheidaee Charles & Susan Watkins Christopher Andre Dhiren & Rita Sheth Thierry Way Pou-Ger & Shiang Huey Ann great things. Here, then, are a few School of Music where he became a pia- Anna Shih and Eddie Shi Ching Wei Chahe & Genevieve Apelian who have done just that, starting nist for the famed Eastman Jazz. He holds May & Ying Hao Shia Stephen Weiss & Vas D. Arora a Master’s in English and Comparative Hironobu Shibata Elizabeth Barton Raul and Laurie Arroyo with Irvine High School grad David Shieh and Steven & Lana Weiss Jeffrey & Lisa Ashcraft Literature from Columbia University. Vicky Chien Stephen Weller and Petr Aston Jeremy Siskind. As an Irvine student, he participated Betty Shiihara Ann Sakai Kevin and Jean Anne Astrup Dong Hee Shin & Seung Robert & Julia Weyand Shelly Austin in many competitions, which he credits as Hyun Song Steve and Betsy White Fortunato D. Azoulay helping him prepare for world-class venues Erin Sloane Keith and Jennifer Whyte Vahid Babaeian & Nazila Anne Solkow John and Katie Withers Parsi-Babaeian such as Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center Noland Soo Jack & Mary Woll Malissa Babe and Orchard Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Roy Soriano Jungbum Won Doo Jin Bae Siskind has already made his mark on Brian and Janice Sprague Gordon Wong and Kathy Ram Bairavarsu Shauna Stark Brook-Wong Hamid Bakian the Big Apple jazz scene, recording with Sharon Stempson Puck Wong & Nobou Liu Junhe Ban Chris Potter, Marcus Printup, and Chris Hal Stern and Hara Daniel Woods Patricia Banh Lightcap, and gigging at clubs like Iridium, Beth Waldman Sidney Wu Walter & Kathryn Baranger Larry Stofko Ann Yadlowsky Colleen Bashforth Fat Cat, Small’s, and the Jazz Gallery. He’s Daniel and Shari Stone An-Jen & Mawling Yang Yousef & Joanne Bayouk also one of five finalists nationwide for the Mrs. Jeanne Stone Ganning Yang and Robin and Bill Beacham Gary and Kim Strohm Diana Jiang Thomas & Melinda American Pianist Association’s $50,000 Grace Su Kejun Yao Beckett-Maines Cole Porter Fellowship this spring. Tracy Suiste Brahmi and Venkata Yamani Gerard & Eun Beenen In 2005, Siskind created an Artist-in- David Sun Gary and Ann Yates James and Barbara Belfield Lizhi Sun Haritha Yellasiri Kevin and Lori Beresini Residency program at Irvine High School. Rachel & Charlie Swartz Jay Yoon Ken and Diane Berger Every year, he brings a group of musicians Sue Swerdfeger Linda Yoshimoto Lazzara Bernadette Sean & Jane Tabor Mr. and Mrs. Younghans-Haug Andrew and Neila Bernstein to work with, perform with, and inspire the Dean & Jennifer Takiguchi Hong-Tai & Hazel Yu Holly Bertrand school’s jazz bands. Norma Tam Tazin and Shazad Yunis Hema S. Bharadwaj Choon-Tak Tang and Janet Zahl Mayank & Tanya Bhardwaj Joyce Sun Mrs. Zapata Rajesh and Dhirja Bhat Suzanne E. Bishop Kenneth Chuang Hiromichi and Michiko Gregory & Merritt Blake Tammy Chuchen Fujimori Philip and Susan Blen Jungyul Chun Chris and Gina Elayne Blieden Euiheon & Hyeryeon Tak Chung Fujinami NOTABLE Michelle Blum Ilgwon Chung & Caroline Oh Flora Fuller A L U M N I : T H E Anne Bock Kyung-Chil Chung Thomas and Kerri Fung Laura Bogdan Ralph Clayman Sridhar Gaddam PERFORMING Mr. and Mrs. Bonfiglio David and Laura Cloutier Amita Gandhi Michael Booth Paul & Sarah Cohen Tetsuya and Maki ARTS Mr and Mrs. Boothroyd Diana Colline Gatanaga NASIM PEDRAD Nader Boulous Mary and Peter Condy Brandon and David and Laura Boyd Graham & Paula Connor Becky Gaut Krista Braun-Young David and Cynthia Cooksey John and Julie Gaz Arline Breslin Dan and Katherine Cooper Norman Ge Kumiko Broche James M. Corbett Mike and Kathy Gerakos Dinah Brucal Keith Corpus Cyrus Ghalambor Ronald Burnette Eric Cosyn and Shinjyu Kang Enass Ghaly John and Stephanie Bynon Bradley Crestol and Patricia Veiga Mark & Jennifer Gibello Jim Caiopoulos Harry Cui & Kayla Chen Patrick & Rachel Gibson Doug and Linda Hilleboe “Live from New York, it’s Saturday David and Carolyn Calica Christopher and Jennifer Joe & Terri Gilboy Jane Hillebrand Wayne and Lyn Call Culbertson Krish Giridhar Naushad & Shailina Hirani Night!” We all know the words. Brian & Tracy Calvert Gina Cuneo Genc Gizer John Hoang & Thanh Huynh George Canfield Robert Curley Jeffrey and Naomi Glass Catherine Hodgson Now, we know one of the stars. Edward & Maren Cannon James and Pavla Dana Steve & Cindy Goebels Jon and Dana Holder Mark & Karen Carter Frank Daniels Steve and Rosalie Goldstein Debby Holmgren Born in Tehran, Iran, Nasim Pedrad, Anirban & Shampa Chakraborty Pravin Datar Ju-Yeon Goo Stephen and Carolyn Holness part of the SNL cast, was raised in Irvine Corinne Challenger Elvira Davila-Campos Elliot and Sheila Grosjean Gordon Amy Honda and attended Westpark Elementary and Patrick Chambers John and Marzi De Raimondo Helen And David Gorevitz Hai Hong Ching-Chiang Chang Ruel and Gwen del Castillo Shawn Graham Soonmoo Hong Rancho Middle School. In 1999, she Christopher Chang & Sophia Shin Rick Delanty Edward and Karina Groleau Kevin and Lisa Hopper graduated from University High School Danny & Rosa Chang Russell and Julie Dent April Gross David and Maria Howard Doohee Chang The Derman Family Mark Gross Cathy Hsu and continued on to UCLA’s School of Jean Chang Shelli and Jack Diamond Eric Gruau Juichun Lu Theatre, Film and Television. Marisol Chang Melissa Dickinson & Anthony Dixon Gary and Nancy Guardabascio Po-Hsin Hsu Nasim has written and performed Paul and Hyoshin Chang Robert and Candace Dockery Jose & Lisa Guedes Wei Fen Hu Stanley & Pony Chang Grazyna Drewnicka-Wolski Celson and Luzia Guiotoko Ying Hu sketch comedy at the Upright Citizens William & YeaWen Chang Nikil and Sujata Dutt Sabarimathi Gunasekaran Gloria Huang Brigade, The Groundlings and Improv Charles and Christine Chen Andrew Edwards & Deirdre Kelly Amy Guo Jian and Charlene Huang Janet Huang Kathy and Mike Ehlert Deepak & Sangeeta Gupta Suiping Huang & Jennifer Olympic, and has received an LA Weekly Lena Y. Lin and Felix Chen Eric Eng Salvador Gutierrez Cheng “Best Comedic Performance of the Year” Jerry & Shu-Ya Chen Claudia Enriquez Brian and Michelle Hackworth Taosheng Huang Award as the lead in the comedic spoof Lilleen Chen Rudy & Sally Enriquez Faranak Haghighi Ben & Lisa Hui Mike Chen The Link-Erle Family Pallab Halder Blake and Susan Hunnel “After School Special.” Monica Chen Mariel & Rica Esguerra David and Nancy Halterlein David Hwang In addition to co-star appearances Patrick Chen Narges & Mahmoud Eslami Ryan and Emiko Hama Kyoung Duk Hwang Shwu Ling Chen Nicholas Estanislau Anooshiravan and Ana Hami Mayumi Hyodo in “Gilmore Girls” and “ER,” Nasim Jane Chen Laura Estrada Ray and Emilie Hammeras Arnel and Jan Ibasitas Pedrad’s first one-woman show “Me, Wen and Yuan Hsin Chen Pete Evans Teo & Sun Jung Han Patrick Ikehara Myself & Iran” debuted at the UCB, and Jonathan Cheng Fardad & Farnaz Fateri Ted & Naomi Harrison Farhana Islam Barbara Chisholm Pino Fiori Kelly Harrity Hiroshi and Masako Ito was selected for the 2007 HBO Comedy Eun Hee Cho Ryan D. Flanagan Alexander Haskell & Patricia Reyes Nobuo Iwata & Mika Iwata Festival in Las Vegas. Nasim has also ap- Harry Cho Karin Flick Hideh Hassani James and Janilee Jablonski Sangun Cho Michael Flynn & Lida Soltani Flynn Larry Hata Ron and Cynthia Jacobs peared in the sitcom “It’s Always Sunny in John Chomin William Foley Peter and Massie Hatch Stacy Jacoby Philadelphia.” Bettina Chow Norma Forgnone Mas Hayakawa Kristen James Melissa Choy David Foster Ed & Nicole Hepinger Margaret Jamner Michael Christie Victoria Franklin Cynthia and Dan Herman Stephen Jang Boon-Hooi Chuah Charles A. Freeman Bruce & Zoe Hershey Sarah Jayne Hubert and Irene Lao John Charles Loo Jun Nakazawa Daniel and Mia Larson Jane Lopez Masataka Narita NOTABLE Angel Lau Catherine Loudon Thomas and Vicky Nass Jaap & Betty Laufer Andrew Lui & Vivien Fung Kaynaz Nasseri ALUMNI: SCIENCE Ann Laughlin Ginny Ma Kathy and Mark Nelson Rodrigo Lazo Michael & Maria MacKellar Mark Newton and Jennifer DR. RICHARD BAICK Raymond Le Ramesh Maddukuri Brady Alwin Lee Heike Mader Phillip Ng Dong-Joo Lee Mitchell and Sheila Catherine Nguyen Greg and Chi Lee Mallough Hoa Nguyen In Suk Lee Steve and Maura Malloy Hoang Nguyen Jaeyong Lee Steven and Victoria Jenni Nguyen Jamie Lee Malmgren Niem and Minnie Nguyen Janet & James Lee Eric and Heather Trang Nguyen Jason & Tania Lee Manchester Van Nguyen JeMyung Lee Joe Marks Yukio Nishida Jongsun Lee Thomas Marrs Mark O’Connor and Mary Dr. Richard Baick is a native of Irvine. Wade and Amy Jensen Jinwook Kim Jooweon Lee Desiree Marshall Margaret O’Connor Gavin and Anne Jonas Ji-Young Kim Kyung Hee Lee John Marshall Minjung Oh He attended Turtle Rock Elementary, Lori David Jones Eun Hee and Kyungsheen Sang & Connie Lee Eiji & Keiko Maruko Seung Min Oh Rancho Middle School and graduated from Sojan and Aleyamma Kim Ju Sang-Hun Lee Mandana Massoumi Eunhee and Sunghun Oh University High School in 1984. Joseph Kenneth & Nancy Kim Teresa Lee Shigenori & Haruko Young Oh Eugenia Jou Kyung Kim Tsu-Shun Lee Matsubara Fang Ouyang & Ming Zeng Following his undergraduate studies at Roger & Lisa Jubas Mi-Sook Kim Won-Sang Lee Robyn Mayer Mohnish Pabral Johns Hopkins University, he attended the Jun Suk Nam-Joo and Jennifer Kim Jane Lee-Chien Kevin and Lily McCarthy Mandar Padhye Sikyung Jung Shinwon Kim Leonard & Connie Hugh McDevitt Kay Pan Loma Linda University School of Medicine, Marsha Jurczyk-Lalonde Sung Jean Kim Leguizamo Steve and Sandy McHolm Francisco and Maria Paras graduating in 1995. He completed his Ai Kakimoto Taewan & Hyesook Kim Randall Lekan & Hideh Alan McKenzie Sandip Parikh & Residency in Family Medicine at Lutheran Ramachandra & Kalpana Yeonjoo S. Kim Hassani John and Judy McLean Shuchita Shah Kakulawaram Yong-Su Kim Russell & Cynthia Leong Leslie McMannis Catherine Park General Hospital in Chicago. Jin A. Kang Jennifer King Scott & Elizabeth Leslie Fariba Mehdian Devon Park Dr. Baick says, “I could not have Linda Kau Tristina Kirsten David and Sandra Lester Toufan Mehraien & Sara Kaki Park & MinJi Kim Bo-Shiou Ke Antone Kishek Alan Leung Ataei Larry and Laura Park achieved my dreams without the love John and Sonia Kearney Philip and Nerys Knights Allen M. Leung Alex Memon Wee Song Park and support of my parents, Dr. and Mrs. Barbara Kelley Kenny & Erin Knowles Orit Levin-Michael & William Meredith Hamid and Kathy Parsa Choong Baick. I could not have reached James and Margaret Sang Young Ko Ofer Michael Michaels Family Adarsh & Narayana Patra Riddell Kelly Jr Dongsoo & Michelle Koh David & Leah Lewis Firas and Susan Midani Jerry and Lorna Paugh my goals without the finest education in Laura Kelly Jagadeesh Kolli Jayne Elizabeth Lewis George Milanino Alan & Linaya (Kathleen) America.” Antoine Kelman Hyung-Chul Kong University of California, Wendy Miller Pavlish Allison Kenyon Junko & Takao Konishi Irvine Jason and Stefanie Milligan Marilyn Perona It’s not every day that a student gets Basheer and Nishat Khan John & Yasuko Kotake Cyndy Li Dale and Maria Minney Leon Peterson the opportunity to save his teacher’s life, Douglas and Carol Kiester Curtis & Susan Kramer Fei and Li Li Sheng Cyrus & Sherri Mistry Lox and Minhchau Pham but that is exactly what Dr. Baick did. He Bradley and Catherine Lina Kreter Li & Ying Wang Doug and Jill Mittelman Shiau-Tan Phua Cho Killaly Shankar Krishnan Stacy Li Nolan Miyashiro John Pi diagnosed Mr. Dan Wroblicky with an Changgeum & Myounghee Mrs. I-Ying Kuo Victor Liang Yun Sun Mo Christopher and Teri abnormal heart murmur and sent him for Kim Radhakrishnan Kuzhipatt & Mr. and Mrs. Lieber Randy Model and Pamela Pierce Chang-Gi Kim & Jung-Sun Anvradha Cherippadi Jerry and Christine Lin Wayne Walter Piper and further tests. It was discovered that Dan Changkyeong Kim Jong Kwon and Myeong Michael and Catherine Lin Ling Moeljadi Rosemary Pugh had a mitral valve prolapse, requiring Cheol-Su Kim Park Weining Lin Nazila Moghaddam Carl & Nancy Podella surgery. The surgery was successful and Christopher Kim Eugene & Annie Lai Yu-Suan Lin and Fei-Wan Satish Mokkapati Andre & Julia Polakoff David & Esther Kim Pan-Yu Lai Liang Lourdes Montrose Rebecca Powell Dan was back to work in record time, Dong Ho Kim & Eunice Kim Yuntsai-Jobe Lai & Chuan Robert & Kristina Liphardt John and Linda Morrison Michelle Press teaching students at University High. Heeyoon Kim Ginger Lin Henry and Yu Tai Liu Chris and Diane Morton Brian Prock Dr. Baick lives in Irvine and is currently Helen Kim Khanh Lam Jessica Liu Nicholas & Heidi Moscos Suhair Qoborsi Hyoshin Kim & Hyo-Shin Rajneesh Lamba Ping Liu and Yifeng Guo Pantea & Masqud Mozayeni Darlene Quon-Sanchez a board-certified family physician with the Chung Rick Lamoreux & Sunny Alan Lo and Karen Chu Bill & Judy Muller Dmitri Ragano Irvine Family Practice Medical Group. Hyun Jeong Kim Tamaoki-Lamoreux Victor Loginov Patrick and Linda Murphy Neeraj and Neepa Rai James Kim Thomas & Kara Lane Sandy Long Roy & Susan Nakatsukasa Herindrasana Ramampiaro Martin & Hedda Ramos Jeff Seto & Shelly Woo Jamie Tang Melissa Rapp Deborah Shaka Pauline Tang Anand and Smitha Rau Claudia Shambaugh Sanjeev Tankha Heike Rau Gregg and Ellen Shanberg Herve Tardy NOTABLE Andrew and Tessa Rawlings Vinayak Shanbhag and Ming Ren Tarng ALUMNI: SPORTS Babak Redjaian Daisy Kutty Eric and Mary Taylor Joy Reece Randall David & Catherine Al & Emilee Jo Tello Adam Keefe Craig Reem and Nicola Sharbaugh Eliot and Julie Teltscher Batalis Deepak Sharma Maud Tenaillon Nicholas & Zena Reichert Dongjeng and Wangling Elise Tenen-Aoki Rick and Sha Reid Shieh Amy Teresi and Lori Reilanel Hon Yie E & Shu Mei Louis Teresi, M.D. Angela Rennie A Shieh Ken and Mary Lou Teske Ai Richardson Miranda Shih Ranjit & Rupal Thaker Steven & Denise Riches Shunhua Shih Brook Thomas Catherine Rio Kiyo Nagatomi Mike Thompson Anette & Steve Robertson Jae Shin Eric Tom and Diana Lou Doug and Barbara Robison Patricia Shirai Jennifer Tompkins Sae Youn We Encarna Zamanian Adam Keefe, a former NBA Guillaume Rocheteau Justin Shobe Fariba & Henry Toofanian Eric Weiss Rong Zhang Michael Rogers Regina Sideris Keith Topper Pat and Kathy Wells Yan Li Zhang power forward, graduated in Haley Rogers Stone Creek Minh Tran Dennis and Nancy Werth Meng Zheng & Xiao Youngsun Roh Lily Sin Yen & Ai Tran Cesar and Adriana White Ling Chen 1988 from Woodbridge High. Maryanne Roode Karen Singh Dung Q. Tran, MD & Lise Wilkinson Lee & Wendy Zhou There, he set many of the school’s Brent Rose Prabhjeet Singh Loan Vo Steve & Jeanine Williams and five who gave Carl and Stephanie Roude Lauren Sipelis Thomas Truong Bradley and Amy Wisneskie anonymously basketball records and was Linda Rouyer Brian and Joane Slobodian I-Cheng Tsai Larry Witherspoon Suzan Sadeghi Hank and Toni Sobel I-liing Tsai Shara and David Witkin Thank you, one and all! named California Athlete of the Ali Sadigh Samuel Sohn & Tim and Cam Lien Tsai Rob and Ali Wolf Year by USA Today. Shabnam Sadri Sunkyung Kim Koshi Tsukada David and Erna Wong Ladan & Bijan Sahafi Babak Soleimani Chung Ming and Edmond Wong & Terry Tsang Duane and Juliet Saikami Kyung Hee Song Hoi-Ling Tu Frances Wong Kung From Irvine, Adam went on to Stanford Albert Saisho Kristen Songrath Raphael and Cynthia Tuch Wadmond Woo University, earning a political science Richard and Loretta Dipankar and Kabita Daryoosh Valamanesh Yoon-Shik Woo & degree while playing both basketball Salemme Sonowal Cornelius Van Den Berg Hewon Jeong Quazi Samdani Laura Stearns Jay and Loretta Van Der Bie Carola Wright and volleyball. He was the Pac-10’s Keyvan Samini Daniel and Jeanne Stokols Monica Van Vorst Charles and Lisa Wu fifth all-time scorer and fourth all-time Giselda Sanchez Christopher and Traci Strale Dat and Jian Vang Chiaen Wu & Karen Hsu Brett & Wendy Sanders Greg Stuecklin Kiran & Tanuja Vasu Cuihua Wu rebounder. His 1,119 college career The Sandholtz Family Bernie Su and Kim Soha Vazirnia Jessica Wu rebounds rank No. 1 in Stanford history Allan Sanjongco & Edith Ying Leung Dustin & Paige Velzeboer Yan Wu and No. 4 in conference history, behind Tanig-Sanjongco Jeannie Su Sateesh Venugopal Yongjie Xiong Gregory Sanner Michael Su & Joanna Cheng Kristien Verbeke Eric Xu only Mel Counts, Bill Walton and Kar- Roy & Arlene Santa Maria Susan Su Roderick & Maria Villanueva Hong Xu and Xiaolan Zhou eem Abdul-Jabbar. Santiago Hills Bunco Moms Yae K. Suh and Sung Arnel & Grace Villones Jing Xu and Bing Zhang In the 1992 NBA Draft, the Atlanta Shantanu Sarkar Sik Shin Paul & Hanh Vu Yoram and Lynne Yadlin Mrs. Miwa Sassone Lazarus and Amy Sun Mark Wakita Kanako Yamamoto Hawks selected Keefe as 10th overall. Mikio & Noriko Sato Linda Sung-Lee Philip and Heather Wall Gilbert Yan He spent 9 years in the NBA, mainly with Ben Savill Jon & Lisa Swedlund Robert and Mitzi Wallace Peter and Lisa Yang Guru Sayar Arnold & Karen Swindlehurst Jennifer & Paul Walmsley Sunghye Yang the Utah Jazz, appearing in the 1997 Federico & Desiree Sayre Nicolas & Alexandra Angela Li Wang Ana Liza Yangco and 1998 NBA Finals. In 1999, he David Schaberg Szczedrin Jim and Miho Wang Mark Yassa played in his 500th career game. Jan Schinhofen Kerstin Tabbert Shu Wang and Yali Li Youssef and Amina Yassine John Schmitt Steven & Julie Taber Dawn Wardlaw Gregory & Christine Yates Adam currently lives in Pacific Pali- Steven Schreiber Niloufar & Navid Tahbaz Robert & Dominque Wascher Kevin Yin sades with his wife, Kristen (a member of Al & Rexene Schulten Zhiqun Tan Cicely Washington Attila & Robynn Yolar Bert & Jean Scruggs Glen Tanaka and John Waters Hiroshi Yoshioka the 1996 US National Volleyball team) Jeongmin Seo Joyce Tonooka Mary Watso Linda Young and their four children. Sridhar Sethuraman Christopher Tang Larry Wayne Nilda Yolanda Younis LEGACY PARTNERS The IPSF Legacy Partners Major Gifts Campaign recognizes the NOTABLE dedication and commitment of major individual contributors for ALUMNI: SPORTS their support of Irvine schools who, through their great generosity, GARRETT ATKINS create a legacy of leadership and financial support. Legacy Partners was established in 2004-2005 by parents who wanted the opportunity to contribute to the welfare of the entire Irvine Unified School District, support our Irvine schools at a significant level and help build a lasting standard of academic excellence for all students. Today, Legacy Partners are those who have donated $10,000 or more to IPSF. We’re proud to have welcomed 72 Legacy Partners since the program began. They have been, By 2007, Garrett Atkins of the and continue to be, instrumental in providing world class educational programs and opportunities Colorado Rockies was firmly to IUSD’s 27,000 students. established as one of major league In 2009, we launched the “100 Legacy Partners Campaign.” Our goal: a total of 100 partners baseball’s premier hitters. He got by the end of 2011 school year. Join us. And be part of the legacy. his start in one of the country’s premier school systems. Ours.

FOUNDING LEGACY Jim & Trish Shute The Colao Family Foundation Robin Corelli-McCray & A 1997 graduate of University High School, PARTNERS Diane Steiger Mike & Wendy Cupps Tom McCray Atkins earned All-League honors for three David Vered Art & Martha Danielian Timothy & Diane Andrews Andrew & Suzanne Meade consecutive seasons, helping to lead Eyal & Yael Aronoff Andrea Weinstein Arnolde Forde James Mellor & Susan Scace University High to two league titles. He Colin & Laura Baden Peter Weinstein Mark & Karen Hedstrom Mary Newman Michael & Mary Brown Rob Hildt Bruce & Esmeralda Ogilvie was named League MVP as a junior and Bao & Delia Chin CONTINUING THE Michael Hui Farrah Kahn Qureshi & senior, and Athlete of the Year in 1997. Eugene & Carol Choi LEGACY Rob & Teresa Hutchinson Imran Qureshi Atkins was drafted by the NY Mets out Bradley & Christine Comp Brad & Kathy Albright Gary & Lisa Jabara Jim & Janet Rome of high school, but instead chose to attend Dan & Kathy Hedigan Brad & Sharlene Baker Anthony & Veronica Sharon Salinger UCLA. There, he racked up the longest hit- Antony & Heather Kenihan Paul & Wendy Bokota Jacobson Foster & Coco Stanback ting streak in their history (33 games) and Marr & Anne Leisure Jerry & Linda Bourassa Robin & Celia Joshi Robert & Henny Sterman became the first Bruin to ever become a Bob & Sharon McCubbin David & Cheryl Braun Marty & Julie Kaplan Steve & Rena Stone three-time All-American. Kevin O’Leary & Lita Chris & Missy Callero Jim & Jan Kerchner Stergios Theologides & Garrett was drafted in 2000 by the Colo- John & Catherine Campbell Michael and Kari Kerr Robinow Debora Rodriguez rado Rockies and, by 2006, had posted a Scott & Arlynne Pollard William & Kelly Campbell John Krolewski & Kenneth & Sandra Tokita .329 batting average, putting him in the Michelle Rochwarger Karence Chan Nadia Ghent Michael & Natalie Vishny Frank & Debbie Rugani Miles & Catherine Chang Jeff & Kathy Larsen Louis & Pansy Wang top 10 of nearly all batting categories– and Scott & Denise Schiffer Mark & Ann Chen Hansen & Megan Lee Bennett & Mary Wong in the running for the NL MVP award. Mike & Sandra Sciutto Dr. Luke & Diana Cheung Dai Lang & Daphne Liang Richard & Shareen Young Garrett currently lives in Irvine and is Christine, Michelle, & Chao-I Lin & Kooi-Tin Yeoh And one who prefers to the spokesperson for the 100 IPSF Legacy Tiffany Chow Ann L. Mai & Daniel Q. Le remain anonymous Partners Campaign. CORPORATE DONORS, 2009-2010 MATCHING gift companies We are truly fortunate to live in a community that places Education is a partnership between the schools, the parents and the such a high value on education. Here, you’ll find 59 names community. As state funds have dwindled, that partnership has become more ranging from the City of Irvine to corporations, businesses, important than ever. In that spirit, a number of companies have pledged to restaurants and community associations. A diverse group, match their employees’ contributions, one-for-one, in effect doubling your with one thing in common: An ongoing commitment to contribution. It is a partnership of a high caliber, and we thank them sincerely excellence in education. They have our deepest gratitude. for their generosity– and their vision.

Diamond Grant Program Wells Fargo Matching Abbott Fund Matching Grant IBM Matching Grants Program Saint-Gobain Corporation (donations of The Allergan Gifts Program IndyMac Bank Foundation $100,000 and up) Foundation Wesco Computers American Honda Motor Co. Ingram Micro Inc. Shell Oil Company City of Irvine Barnes and Noble Corporation Avery Dennison Corporation Intel Foundation Foundation Matching Gifts Maruchan, Inc. Booksellers Babson Capital Management John Laing Homes Program Boeing Gift Matching Support LLC Matching Gifts Silicon Laboratories Inc. Platinum Program ($500- $999) Bank of America Matching Kawasaki Motors Corp, U.S.A. State Street Matching Gift ($25,000- $49,999) The Capital Group A & S Sultan, Inc. DBA Gifts Program Kingston Technology Program Charles and Mildred Companies Subway No. 14203 Beckman Coulter LSI Sun Microsystems Foundation Schnurmacher Charitable Autism Spectrum Boeing Gift Matching Program Macy’s Foundation Tenet Healthcare Foundation Foundation Foundation Therapies Boston Scientific Corporation Mark IV Capital, Inc. The Irvine Company Cha For Tea Bank of America BP Foundation, Inc. Mazda North American Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. Gold Crystal Jade– Matching Gifts Brookstreet Securities Operations Tyco Matching Gifts Program ($10,000- $24,999) Asian Fine Dining Program Burlington Air Express Medtronic Foundation U.S. Bancorp AT&T The Exchange Club of Carl Karchner The California Wellness Merrill Lynch & Co. UBS Foundation USA Irvine Pakistani Irvine Enterprises, Inc. Foundation Foundation Unilever United States, Inc. Parents Association First Drops Cavotec Dabico The Capital Group Microsoft Matching Gifts Union Bank of California Mark IV Capital, Inc. Irvine Korean Parents ChevronTexaco Companies Charitable Found. Program Universal Music Group South Coast Chinese Association The Counter- Irvine The Charles Schwab Nestle Matching Contributions Cultural Association Jamba Juice Culver Pet Clinic Corporation Foundation New Century Financial Verizon Foundation Taco Bell Corporation Linda Jones Intralinks, INC Chevron Texaco Corporation Wachovia Foundation Wells Fargo Enterprises Irvine Yamaha Music Cisco Systems Foundation Nissan North America, Inc. Matching Gifts Program Foundation Mediated Learning LLC Center Citigroup Foundation Northrop Grumman Washington Mutual Matching Newport Irvine Rotary JW Educational C2 LLC Conexant Systems, Inc. Foundation Gift Program Silver Club, Inc. Koba Tofu Grill Converium Reinsurance North Orange County’s United Way WellPoint Foundation ($5,000- $9,999) Orange County Korean Booster Club America Inc. Orthodyne Electronics Wells Fargo Matching Gifts Kia Motors America Coalition of Public of IHS Countrywide Cares Parker Hannifin Corporation Yum! Brands Foundation, Inc. Office Connection School Foundations Pentas Inc. DBA Las Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. Pfizer Foundation Pediatric Cancer Pelican Hill Golf Club Fajitas DIRECTV Printronix, Inc. Research Foundation Printronix, Inc. National Institute For Edison International The Prudential Foundation Schools First Federal Ricoh Electronics, Inc. Educational Planning Employees Matching Gifts Credit Union Sterling BMW Nestle Equiva Services LLC QLogic Corporation Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. The Ocean Front Open Path LLC Fieldstone Foundation Qualcomm Matching Gifts Winslow Maxwell Tumac Lumber Pat & Oscar’s Ruby’s GE Foundation Program Charitable Trust Company Fund Diner Inc. Global Impact for Cisco Systems Quest Diagnostics Matching of the Oregon Vision 21 Art & Design Global Impact for Countrywide Gifts Program Bronze Community Portfolio School LLC GMAC Mortgage Raytheon Company ($1,000- $4,999) Foundation Hughes Electronics Research Affiliates, LLC Abbott Fund Matching Universal Net Matching Gifts Company WHERE YOUR DONATIONS ULTIMATELY GO MOVING ON Your donations go to support the schools. This you know. But in the end, our schools are just the start: IRVINE 98% of Irvine graduates go on to higher education, many to some of the nation’s finest. Here, then, is AND the list of our 2009-2010 graduates’ colleges and universities. There, we believe, lies the truest picture HIGHER of just how phenomenal your contributions have enabled our school district to become. EDUCATION

In California Goldenwest College University of California, San Diego Academy of Arts University Hope International University University of California, Santa Barbara Allen Hancock College Irvine Valley College University of California, Santa Cruz American River College James Albert School of Cosmetology University of Redlands Art Center College of Design La Sierra University University of San Diego Art Institute of California Laguna College of Arts & Design University of San Francisco Azusa Pacific University Long Beach City Community College University of the Pacific Biola University Loyola Marymount College University of Southern California Cal Lutheran University Marymount College Vanguard University Cal Poly Pomona Mills College West Coast University Cal State Channel Islands Mira Costa College Westmont College Cal State Chico Mount Saint Mary’s College Whittier College Cal State Fullerton Occidental College Cal State Humboldt Orange Coast College Out of state Cal State Long Beach Otis College of Art and Design Boston College Cal State Northridge Pasadena City Community College Boston University Cal State Sacramento Pepperdine University Brandeis University Ca State San Diego Physician Assistant Program Bryn Mawr College Cal State San Francisco Pitzer College Brigham Young University Cal State San Luis Obispo Point Loma Nazarene Baylor College Cal State San Marcos Pomona College Bellevue College Cal State Sonoma Riverside Community College Art Institute of Chicago Cal Tech Saddleback Community College Air Force Academy California Baptist University San Jose State University Augsburg College Cerritos Community College Santa Ana College Babson College Cerro Coso Community College Santa Barbara Community College Bard College Chapman University Santa Monica Community College Berklee College of Music Coastline, DHH CAP Program Santiago Canyon Community College Carnegie Mellon University College of the Desert Scripps College Case Western University Concordia University Stanford University Central Connecticut St. University Culinary Institute of America University of California, Berkeley Colby College Devry University University of California, Davis Colorado State University Fashion Institute of Design & University of California, Irvine Columbia University Merchandising University of California, Los Angeles Cornell University Fire Academy, Santa Ana College University of California, Merced Dartmouth College Fullerton Community College University of California, Riverside Depaul University Depauw University Pacific Northwest College of Art University of Vermont and farther afield Duke University Parsons School for Design University of Washington Acadia University, Canada Duquesne University Pratt Institute Vanderbilt University Aga Khan Medical Univ., Pakistan Edinboro University Princeton University Vassar College American University in Paris Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ. Principia College Villanova University Hitotsubashi University, Japan Emerson College Purdue University Washington State University Jawaharlal Nehru Technical University, Emory University Rhode Island School of Design Washington University of St. Louis India Evergreen State College Rice University Wellesley College Keio University, Japan Fordham University Rutgers University Whitman College Kyushu University, Japan Whitworth University Kes Roches School of Hotel 98% of Irvine grads go on to higher Yale University Management, Switzerland Osaka College, Japan education. A testament to our schools– Sophia University, Japan Universite Laval, Canada and to the power of your donations.

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