CELEBRATINGTENYEARS of Excellence

San Juan Diego Catholic High School 2011-2012 Annual Report San Juan Diego Catholic HighOur School Mission 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. Victor Castillo BOARD CHAIR EMERITI Bishop of Austin Office of the Attorney General Mr. John H. McManus UBS Bank Mr. Gerald Bramlett Mr. Andy Esparza BenefitStreet Former Dell Inc. Executive Mr. Joe Caputo Healthcare Control Systems Hon. Raúl González Mr. John Glode Former Texas Supreme Court Justice Home Instead Senior Care Mr. William H. Daniel McGinnis, Lochridge and Kilgore, LLP Mr. Steve Gurasich Mrs. Leticia Hinojosa GSD&M Idea City Eanes ISD Mr. Pedro Kaufmann Piedras, LP Dr. Judith Loredo Mr. Clarence J. “Dutch” Kellerman The Texas Higher Education Former IBM Executive Mr. Dennis A. Kearns Coordinating Board Burlington Northern Santa Fe Bro. William Nick (Chair) Mr. Louis G. Munin Brothers of Holy Cross Former Corporate Executive Mr. Gerónimo M. Rodríguez, Jr. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Bret Plymire Seton Family of Hospitals Rev. Msgr. Tom Frank Dell Inc. Pastor, San José Catholic Church Mrs. Michele Strain Mr. James Schneider PMB Helin Donovan Mrs. Pamela S. Jupe Horizon Bank Principal, SJDCHS

Mr. Allan Shivers, Jr. Mrs. Mary Beth Koenig The Shivers Group Chief Financial Officer, Diocese of Austin

Hon. Tim Von Dohlen Dr. Ned Vanders The Von Dohlen Group Superintendent of Catholic Schools, Diocese of Austin Dear Friends, San Juan Diego Catholic High School (SJDCHS) is celebrating ten years of providing outstanding, Catholic, college preparatory education. I am pleased to present this Annual Report with a summary of the school’s progress throughout the years.

10 FACTS TO KNOW ABOUT SJDCHS

 SJDCHS was founded in Austin in 2002. The Diocese of Austin, led by Bishop Vásquez, provides tremendous support to SJDCHS.  SJDCHS is the only school of its kind in Texas—a Diocesan, Catholic, college preparatory high school with a Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP). 100% of students participate in CWSP, which provides students with four years of professional experience and future career possibilities.  100% of SJDCHS students receive college acceptances. This year, 85% of the senior class will be first generation college graduates.  SJDCHS opened an eighth grade academy this year to assimilate students into the rigors of the college preparatory curriculum. Over 95% of the eighth graders will matriculate into the high school for the 2012-13 school year.  Since its opening in 2002, SJDCHS is serving its highest percentage of families in need, with 67% of current families qualifying for free/reduced lunch. SJDCHS is still committed to serving ANY family, regardless of race, religion or socioeconomic status.  SJDCHS raises over $700,000 annually in order to continue serving all of those who otherwise would not have access to this extraordinary high school program.  Sound financial management and a strong development program enable SJDCHS to maintain financial stability. Corporate sponsors, individual donors, and over 35 foundations have contributed to SJDCHS.  84% of SJDCHS students are Hispanic and 60% of the student body comes from public schools.  SJDCHS attracts and retains outstanding teachers and staff, 61% of whom have master’s degrees.  SJDCHS recently established an alumni association with its 200+ alumni. Alumni give back to the SJDCHS community professionally and through volunteering.

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

Here’s to many more years of academic excellence!

Sincerely,

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

SCHOOL DEMOGRAPHICS HISTORY San Juan Diego Catholic High School’s 2011- Archbishop Gregory Aymond recognized the acute need for 2012 enrollment consisted of 168 students, Catholic college preparatory education in Austin, Texas and with 17 students in the Eighth Grade opened San Juan Diego Catholic High School (SJDCHS) in August Academy. 86% of the students were Catholic. 2002. SJDCHS is modeled after Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in The demographics of the student body are Chicago, and is commonly known as “The School That Works!” To as follows: date, the school has graduated seven classes of students. STUDENT PROFILE First-Generation CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM (CWSP) College Graduates...... 72% The CWSP of SJDCHS 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 education. Each student is part of a team of four students who share a Median Known Income...... $36,557 full-time, entry-level position in the corporate world. Every student Mean Known Income...... $42,097 works five eight-hour days per month. They develop practical job skills and experience in a variety of industries, including law, health ETHNICITY care, technology, education, real estate, finance and non-profit services. Students are formally reviewed on their performance White, Black Asian American-Indian four times per year. In addition, students are supported in the non-Hispanic 5% 1% 1% 9% program through an intensive summer training program and personal coaching administered by CWSP staff. Teamwork, time management, personal responsibility, organizational skills, computer applications, written and verbal communications, and basic business concepts are integral components of the learning Hispanic experience provided by this program. 84% ACCREDITATION AND MEMBERSHIPS San Juan Diego Catholic High School (SJDCHS) received full GENDER accreditation from the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department (TCCED) in 2010. The TCCED is assisted by the Texas Catholic Conference Accreditation Commission and is part of the state-approved Texas Private School Accreditation Commission. Male 49% SJDCHS is a member of the Texas Association of Private and Female Parochial Schools, the National Catholic Education Association, 51% the Texas Association for College Admission Counseling, and The College Board. The school is also represented on the board of the National Catholic College Admission Association.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL ATTENDED DIPLOMA All students of San Juan Diego Catholic High School fulfill Private, non-Catholic Charter 3% 5% Homeschooled requirements for the Distinguished Achievement diploma (30 1% credits) of the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department.

Catholic COMMUNITY SERVICE REQUIREMENT 31% In the hope of transforming students into caring individuals who Public generously respond to the needs of society, San Juan Diego 60% Catholic High School requires that every student complete a minimum of 80 hours of service to the poor and disadvantaged of the community before graduation. STUDENT LIFE “ My time at San Juan Diego has San Juan Diego offers these helped me learn leadership and extracurricular activities: organizational skills. I’ve also Sports become more aware about the Boys Baseball, Girls Softball, Co-Ed Soccer, Girls and Boys Cross Country, need for community service.” Girls and Boys Basketball, Girls Victoria, SJDCHS Class of 2012 Volleyball, Cheerleading The University of Texas at Austin Clubs and Organizations ACT Prep, Art Club, Choir, Cooking Club, Criminal Justice, Drama Club, Driver’s Education, Drumline, Guitar Club, Guitar Jam Band, NHS, Prom, Spanish Club, Student Ambassadors, Student Government, Venture Crew, Weights and Conditioning, Woodworking

GOALS FOR GRADUATES Our Graduates will: > Embody a spirit of Christian love and service. ADVANCED PLACEMENT > Demonstrate respect for self and community. COURSES > Engage confidently with the corporate world. In the 2011-2012 academic > Pursue intellectual potential beyond high school. year, San Juan Diego Catholic > Exhibit informed ethical decision-making skills. High School offered Advanced Placement courses in the PROFESSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FACULTY AND STAFF following subjects: Art History, Our Faculty and Staff will: Biology, Calculus, English > Live and work in accordance with Gospel values. Language and Composition, > Sustain a culture which leads students to become committed persons of faith, and English Literature and outstanding citizens, and lifelong learners. Composition. > Cultivate an atmosphere of mutual respect and cooperation among the San Juan Diego Catholic High School community. NATIONAL ACADEMIC > Provide students with a faith-filled, challenging learning environment that RECOGNITIONS integrates academic excellence with corporate professionalism. National Hispanic Merit > Achieve excellence in education through continued professional development Scholars, 2007-2008...... 1 and pursuit of best practices to improve student learning outcomes. > Build community by participating in prayer, liturgy, service and extracurricular National Hispanic Merit activities. Scholars, 2008-2009...... 2

National Hispanic Merit Scholars, 2010-2011...... 2

National Achievement Scholarship Program, Outstanding Participant 2010-2011...... 1 Why Your Support is Needed

IN 2011-2012: > Tuition at San Juan Diego Catholic High School is based on family income and ability to pay. Students are never turned away for financial reasons.

> The typical San Juan Diego family raises an average of 2.6 children on a known annual household income of $42,097.

> Student tuition only covers 10% of the cost to educate.

> Half of the cost of education comes from the generosity of people like you!

INCOME FOR 2011-2012 $2,069,376 Other $2,469 <1% Subsidy $165,675 Student Income 8% $296,372 14% Corporate Work Study $748,751 36% Development $856,109 41%

EXPENSES FOR 2011-2012 $2,008,895 Development $140,676 Facility 7% $379,033 Enrollment 19% Administrative $62,579 $485,583 3% 24% Corporate Work Study $204,811 10% Instructional $736,213 37%

PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT As a community of faith, we believe that a Catholic, college preparatory education, combined with a corporate work study program, creates spiritual, intellectual, and professional growth for the students we serve. We provide a Catholic education that transcends economic barriers and is accessible to all. We believe that each of our students is a unique gift from God, with the potential to be transformed and to transform others. We value our students, their families, and the rich culture that they bring to our school community. We are committed to shaping the young hearts and minds of our future leaders. Why Your Support is Needed Our Thanks to Our Sponsors 2011-2012 CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM SPONSORS FOUNDATIONS Dell Inc. The ABE Charitable Foundation Inc. Seton Healthcare Family Gila Corporation Anonymous Foundations St. Edward’s University Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Foundation Austin Community College San Juan Diego Catholic High School Catholic Campaign for Human Black Sand Technologies Development Sandalwood Management Bury+Partners, Inc Dell Direct Giving Campaign St. David’s Community Health Cathedral School of St. Mary Duke Energy Foundation Foundation Catholic Charities of Central Texas Foresight Foundation St. Thomas More Catholic Church CWS Corporate Housing IBM International Foundation Relevant Radio Diocese of Austin Chancery Kenedy Memorial Foundation Texas Capital Bank Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber Texas Parent to Parent Scanlan Foundation of Commerce (GAHCC) Texas PTA Strake Foundation Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Sursum Corda Foundation Moody, PC University Catholic Center

The Rachael and Ben Vaughan Heroic Media University of Texas Environmental Foundation Engineers McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, LLP The Westerman Foundation Vinson & Elkins, LLP San José Catholic Church William Gano Houstoun Thank you to our new, incoming Corporate Work Study Program sponsors Foundation for 2012-2013. Additionally, we thank all of our past CWSP sponsors. You make us “The School That Works!”

“San Juan Diego has made a huge impact on my life. I get a lot of support setting goals for myself, and I have developed valuable life skills through the work study program.” —Mario, SJDCHS Class of 2012 St. Edward’s University Honor Roll of Individual Donors

OUR THANKS Thank you to everyone who has supported San Juan Diego Catholic High School since its inception in 2002. In this edition of our Annual Report, we acknowledge our 2011-2012 supporters.

Your privacy is extremely important to us. For this reason, donors are listed in alphabetical order rather than by giving level for each fundraising campaign. Every effort was made in the publication of this Annual Report to accurately account for all of the gifts made to San Juan Diego Catholic High School between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012. If there are any errors or omissions, please accept our sincere apology and contact our Development Office at (512) 804-1935 x316.

We wish to express our sincerest appreciation to the San Juan Diego Catholic High School Parent Club for their tireless commitment to volunteering and fundraising for our student events and extracurricular activities.

HONORS AND MEMORIALS Martin and Mary Kelly Wade and Sally Monroe Victor and Veronica Castillo Dr. Al Cuevas and Nola Flores, in Mrs. Rhonda Klepac-Uecker Travis and Jeanette Mullenix Alicia Castro honor of the Faculty and Staff at Charles Porfirio Susan Pacey Catholic Order of Foresters SJDCHS Vance Porfirio Charyl Rojas Maria Cerda Alicia Kay Davis, in honor of Mr. Bro. Edwin Reggio Greg and Kathy Sales John and Yolanda Chacón Jim Schneider Dan Richter Richard Sears Henry Ciolino Luis and Aixa Delgado, in honor of Seton Southwest Volunteers Gerard and Chantele Cisneros the Faculty and Staff at SJDCHS In memory of Don Rojas Allen and Janice Shahan James and Colleen Clark Stephen Dickman, in memory of Oliver and Stacee Bell Maria Simili-Croteau Class of 2012* Mr. Frank Fruth Joyce Bowles Debra and David Slater Class of 2013* Al Cuevas and Nola Flores, in Charles Brown Missy Smith Class of 2014* honor of the Faculty and Staff at Russell and Eva Byington Candice Snyder Class of 2015* SJDCHS Lisa and Mike Cannon Maynard Spitz James and Janice Conroy Gordon Gorychka, in honor of Mrs. Joseph and Gerri Caputo Frank and Beth Stabile Stephen and Tammy Cooper Marlene Glade Vita and Lynda Carbone James and Nancy Totton Maegan and Nick Covelli James Holecek, in honor of Bro. Carvajal Carvajal Deidre Vedder Richard Curran Edwin Reggio Thomas and Linda Caver Charlie Watts Ann and Joseph Daly Dr. Judy Knotts, in honor of Mrs. Sandy and Sandra Cohen Albert Travis and Sharon White Bill Daniel Marlene Glade Judith Cohen Col. Robert and Carole Wilson Daughters of Charity Gilbert and Montserrat Lopez, Jeanne and Michael Crosno Betty Wilson Martha and Donald DeGrasse in memory of Mr. and P.M. Mrs. Brenda Davis Janet Young Dell Direct Giving Chavez Charles and Sherri Dixon Pat Younts Dell Inc./Adelante Mary and Kelly Martin, in memory Roger and Peggy Drinovsky John and Rhonda Dirvin of Mr. Nobert Knopp Tom and Deb Feo TUITION ASSISTANCE / Elena Doskey Mrs. Paul Merola, in memory of Mr. Kathryn Ferrell FUND-A-SAINT Fr. Ray Dowling Paul Merola Mary Flaherty Anonymous Dr. Tyra Duncan-Hall Dorothy Pereira, in memory of Mr. Kris Fuhr Alicia Alcantara Marlene DuPlessis Gene Pereira Timothy and Lesley Gentz Russ Allen Terry Louis and Evelyn Edwards Vance Porfirio, in honor of Mr. William and Louise Gordon Deacon Roy and Patricia Amo El Milagro of Texas, Inc. Charles Porfirio Charles and Kimberlee Graves David and Monica Applewhite Drs. Kenneth and Lisa Ellis Connie Solis, in memory of Mr. Roger and Elaine Hamm Dan and Helen Armstrong Andrew and Karen Esparza Pete Solis Heroic Media Michael and Aileen Aviles Gerald and Jeanette Essl George Vacek, in memory of Ms. Douglas and Carol Kadison John and Nancy Barnidge Farm Credit Bank of Texas Clara Vacek Stephen Kelliner Martin and Pat Benavides Ben and Desiree Figer Peggy and Harry Zechman, in Karen and Curt Kern Chris and Colleen Benson Donald and Pamela Figer memory of Mr. Philip E. Rice Patricia LaBarge Carol Bercen Janice Fiore Pedro and Leticia Landa Crystal and Todd Blahnik Becky Fliss Bro. Frances Barrett, Jim Klepac and William Levia Peter Bongard John Fournie Sr. Mary Anselm Memorial Fund Jane Linderman Tony Bonilla Bro. Thomas Frey (“Frank’s Fund”) Dr. Judy and Sonny Loredo Mary Bradley Ray and Patti Fuentez Leo and Georgia Braun Calvin and Karen Martin Leo Braun Gina Garcia Brothers of Holy Cross Margaret and Michael Martin Sr. Stephanie Brignac Fr. Charlie Garza Daniel E. and Patricia D. Graham Carol and Gareth Martin Virgil and Barbara Broering Gianfranco and Wakena Gerosa James Holecek Lisa Martin Fr. Lou Brusatti Roy Gomez SMSGT Robert ‘Bob’ Jarvis USAF Lavonne and Bonnie McFarlin Dr. and Mrs. Karl Butzer Maria Gonzales (Ret.) and Jeannie Jarvis Drs. Kenneth and Janet Mitchell Rick and Cecilia Castillo Dan and Pat Graham Honor Roll of Individual Donors

James and Mary Lou Gwynn Prudential Foundation Matching Brandon and Vanessa Kraft Terry McDaniel and Company Dr. and Mrs. John Hellerstedt Gifts Jason and Annelisa Longoria Cocktail Hour Underwriter Damion and Megan Heredia Randall’s Good Neighbor Program Dr. Judy and Sonny Loredo H-E-B Rozella and Edward Hernandez Bro. Edwin Reggio Laura MacLean Printing and Signage Leticia and Eugenio Hinojosa Lily Reyes Pedro Martinez Underwriter James Holecek Alfredo Reyna John Mash San José Catholic Church Stuart and Annette Hudson Dan Reynolds Nuevo Leon Wine Pull Underwriter Adriana Hunt Dan Richter Laurie Osman R. “Hutt” and Kathleen Geronimo Rodriguez and Nicole P. Terry’s Burger Stand PLATINUM SPONSORS Huttenhower Holt Pei Wei Dennis and Jane Kearns with IBM Corporation Matching Grants Gustavo and Natalie Rodriguez Red’s Porch Burlington Northern Santa Fe Program Celina Romero and Paul Williams Bro. Edwin Reggio Railway Nancy Jamail Jordan Ruggeri Dan Reynolds Jeff and Deanna Serra with The Deacon Ray and Barbara James Pat Ryan Thundercloud Subs ABE Charitable Foundation, Inc. Gerald Jasko Evelyn Schuchert Uchi + Uchiko Lori and William Jasper Christopher and Catherine Bro. Robert Weinmann GOLD SPONSOR Ramiro Juarez Schuelke The Woodhall Family Andrew and Karen Esparza Pam and Pat Jupe Janel Smith Yoga Yoga Dutch and Bernadette Kellerman Cheryl and Stephen Soileau SILVER SPONSOR Mary and Martin Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Allen Sonstein THE 2012 ROSE GALA Knights of Columbus Council, St. Knights of Columbus Council Frank Soto Judith Laredo, Ph.D., Honorary John Neumann #8156 Marcella Spiller Chair Knights of Columbus Council Michele Strain Deanna Serra, Honorary Creative BRONZE SPONSORS #7600 Bob and Alexa Stuifbergen Director Charles Attal Vanessa and Brandon Kraft Leslie and Rob Suffoletta Elena Doskey, Mistress of Confianza, LLC Sergio Lara Klaas and Dorothy Tadema Ceremonies Drs. Kenneth and Lisa Ellis Marion Lee Target Take Charge of Education Harutunian Engineering, Inc. Lloyd Lochridge John Tempesta Rose Gala Committee Kiewit Building Group, Inc. Ernest Loera Barbara Traverse Tony Bonilla, Gerri Caputo, Evie San José Catholic Church Ray Lopez Dr. Ned Vanders Cascarano, Victor Castillo, St. Edward’s University Dr. and Mr. Dorothy and Ed Most Rev. Joe S. Vásquez Maegan Covelli, Marlene Glade, Rob and Leslie Suffoletta MacInerney Jim Walsh Pamela Jupe, Amy Kenney, Liz Laura MacLean Laura Warren Morse, Laurie Osman, Leticia DINNER SPONSORS Greg Maher William Charnes - Westbank Dry Pister, Angie Robles Paul and Patsy Alvarez Bob Mahoney Cleaning Michael and Aileen Aviles Marianites of Holy Cross Friends YourCause LLC Event Volunteers with gratitude to Johnny and Melisa Atkinson Ross and Denise Martin *100% Participation Adelante Joe and Gerri Caputo John Mash Russ Allen, Jesus Amaya, Rick and Cecilia Castillo Kevin McCabe, MSM Trust 10TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Crystal Blahnik, Tony Bonilla, Alicia Castro Mrs. Paul Merola Tabitha Adams Sr. Stephanie Brignac, Rick Cheryl Covelli Interiors Ellen Mika Alamo Drafthouse Castillo, Marlene DuPlessis, Ann Moody Melissa Avila Patsy Duran, Desiree Figer, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Miguel Morris Ben White Florist Steven Fleischmann, Merced Lou and Audrey Munin Bismeaux Records Garza, Endrica Hardwick, Sandra Nanyes Bronwyn Casillan Rozella Hernandez, Sergio Edward and Jackie Neidel Rick and Cecilia Castillo Lara, Annette Laurich, Laura Br. Bill Nick Gabriel Diamante MacLean, Ray Lopez, Victor Bruce Oban Elena Doskey Mares, Melisa Nauert, David Mary Ellen Oliver Fair Bean Coffee Perez, Cynthia Ramirez, Gulean Laurie Osman Ben and Desiree Figer Ramirez, Dan Reynolds, Felix Paiz Fr. Charlie Garza Rebecca Sanchez, Annette Terry Pardo Laura Gutierrez-Witt Trevino, Emily Trevino, Enrique Margarita Perusquia Habana SoCo Ybarra Thomas and Mary Louise Alecia and Kevin Harrington Poloskey R. “Hutt” and Kathleen GALA UNDERWRITERS Jim and Nuala Porteous Huttenhower Seton Healthcare Families Pat and Pam Jupe Auction Paddle Underwriter

“I love the small classes at San Juan Diego. Students interact and grow together, and teachers can give the attention that is necessary to individuals.” —Myra, SJDCHS Class of 2012 Concordia University Don and Susan Cox Richard and Rebecca Woodhall AUCTION DONORS The Maids Serving Austin Diocese of Austin Mike and Elsa Zambrano Abel’s on the Lake Margo Mead at Jco Salon Maria Elena Doskey Alamo Drafthouse Marlene Glade Becky Fliss ROSE GALA SUPPORTERS Annick Vidal Marriott Courtyard New John and Angela Glode Joseph and Gerri Caputo Arbor Car Wash Braunfels River Village Dr. William and Marlene Glade Rosie Castillo Art on 5th Gallery Maudie’s Tex-Mex Oscar and Yolanda Gonzalez Don and Susan Cox Austin Children’s Museum Meyer’s Elgin Smokehouse Honorable and Mrs. Raul Gonzalez Luis and Aixa Delgado Austin Java Moonshine Patio and Grill Edward and Rozella Hernandez Andrew and Karen Esparza Avant Salon Spa Rep. Elliot Naishtat Nancy Jamail Vito and Rue Fabiano Baby Acapulco Natural Bridge Caverns Tom and Amy Kenney Ben and Desiree Figer Ballet Austin Nicole Longoria Trevino at Knights of Columbus at St. Maria Gonzales The Bar Method Jco Salon Catherine of Siena Oscar and Yolanda Gonzalez Benold’s Omni Hotel LatinWorks Dr. and Mrs. John Hellerstedt Bettysport Outback Steakhouse Marianites of Holy Cross Barbara Henderson Book People The Paramount and State Theatres Charles and Liz Morse Danny and Alanna Heyl Bradford Renaissance Patsy Alvarez John and Helen Osman Forrest and Michelle Higdon Portraits Corp. Perry’s Restaurants PMB Helin Donovan Geronimo Rodriguez and Nicole C3 Presents Pilates360 Angie and Estuardo Robles Holt Capital Cruises Playland Skate Center Charyl Rojas Jeri and Jim Houstoun Capitol City Comedy Club Brother Edwin Reggio Celina Romero and Paul Williams Jeff and Marybeth Hubenak Carmelo’s Ristorante Italiano Bob Renfro Willa Rosen David and Sharon Johnston Carrabba’s Italian Grill ROAR Allan “Bud” Shivers, Jr. Pat and Pam Jupe Evie Cascarano Rockin ‘R’ River Rides SJDCHS Parents Association Tom and Amy Kenney Chaparral Ice Round Rock Express St. Ignatius Martyr School Adam and Abbey Kucera Cheesecake Factory Russell Korman Dr. Ned Vanders Cynthia Langford Contessa Gallery Fine Jewelry & Watches Refugio C. Velasquez David Laude and Cathy Stacey Crown Limousines Services Sail and Ski Center Steven and Robin Levatino Dart Bowl Sen. Kirk Watson FUND-A-SAINT “PADDLES UP” Kevin and Deb Libert Doc’s Bar and Grill Stella Says Go The ABE Charitable Foundation, Michael and Genia Lillis Driftwood Estate Winery Tara Songey at Jco Salon Inc. Ray Lopez El Patio Teo Espresso, Gelato and Arturo and Delma Alvarez Dr. Judy and Sonny Loredo Elements Laser Spa Bella Vita Andrew and Karen Esparza Victor Mares Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse Texas Capital Bank Vito and Rue Fabiano John and Holly McDaniel and Wine Bar Texas Hills Vineyard Savanna Faulkner Joe and Kathy Mendoza Freytag’s Florist Texas Tubes Christian and Jodi Gonzalez Molly Minus Grape Creek Vineyards Uchi + Uchiko Oscar and Yolanda Gonzalez Joe and Maggie Moreno The Grove Restaurant Volente Beach Waterpark Paula Hern and Thomas Barbour Charlie and Liz Morse Guero’s Taco Bar Westin Hotel Geronimo and Nicole Holt John and Brenda Mosher H20 Hand Car Wash Woodrose Winery Jeri and Jim Houstoun David and Erin Osman Haak Vineyards and Winery Zach Theatre Jeff and Marybeth Hubenak Grace and Bob Renbarger Hat Creek Burger Co. Steven and Robin Levatino Paul Root HEB Central Market WINE PULL DONORS Ken and Deb Libert Paul and Ellen Seals Highland Lanes Patsy Alvarez Dr. Judy and Sonny Loredo Deanna and Jeff Serra House Wine Alicia Castro Joe and Kathy Mendoza Don and Catherine Simoneaux Huts Hamburgers / Frank & Kelly Elder John and Brenda Mosher David and DeeAnn Smith Angie’s Foley Family Wines Lou and Audrey Munin Adam and Alison Tate Hyatt Regency Austin Rev. Msgr. Tom Frank Leo and Tracye Ortega Rosario and Jesse Tristan Nancy Jamail Edward and Rozella Hernandez Marcia Rohrer Bob Vallilee Jco Salon ChouChou Stylish Spec’s Wine and Spirits Paul and Ellen Seals Ben Vaughan Jerry’s Rentals Refugio C. Velasquez Gene Sekula Lupe Velasquez Jorge Ulloa Rev. Msgr. Michael Sis Greg Vidal Kurant Events We thank all of the students, Jim and Jan Thomas Enrique Ybarra Legendary Beads parents, faculty and staff of the Greg Vidal Sean and Sherie Zebrowski The Long Center San Juan Diego Catholic High James Vinson Magnolia Cafe School community. College Acceptances for the Class of 2012

The 27 students from the Class of 2012 were offered over$745,000 in college scholarships!

Abilene Christian University Loyola University Chicago Texas A&M International University Angelo State University Marquette University Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi Austin College McNeese State University Texas Lutheran University Baylor University Midwestern State University Texas State University Blinn College Our Lady of the Lake University Texas Tech University Brigham Young University St. Edward’s University Texas Woman’s University Concordia University St. Mary’s University The University of Texas - Austin DePaul University Schreiner University The University of Texas - San Antonio Drake University Southwestern University University of Houston Ithaca College Stephen F. Austin State University University of the Incarnate Word Lamar University Syracuse University

Thank you for making us “The School That Works!” NON-PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE 2011-2012 lebrati Ce ng PAID 10 Years of AUSTIN, TX Excellence PERMIT NO. 580 Annual Report800 Herndon Lane Austin, TX 78704

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Did you - - know? ThroughFund the Fund-a-Saint program,a you canSaint make a difference in the life of a student. Please consider helping a student receive a Catholic, college preparatory > 67% of San Juan Diego education by providing tuition assistance of $4,500 per year. Thank you for your Catholic High School students continuing partnership in this important ministry. are eligible for free or reduced federal lunch and many more families earn only slightly over the amount needed to qualify. To learn more about how you can Fund-a-Saint, contact the SJDCHS Development office: (512) 804-1935 x316 > Tuition at San Juan Diego [email protected] Catholic High School is based on family income and ability to pay. Students are never turned away for financial reasons.

> Student tuition only covers 10% of the cost to educate.