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Richard Murphy, President of Ursuline High School, Editorial Directors: Carolyn L. Korenic, Director of Inspired by this confidence, we fly unto Alumni & Advancement (Ursuline High School); and Beth you, O virgin of virgins, our Mother. To you Noga Detec, Assistant Director of Alumni & Advancement we come, before you we stand, sinful and (Ursuline High School). Design, Printing: City Printing, 122 Oak Hill Ave., Youngstown, Ohio 44502. This is not an audited sorrowful. O Mother of the Word Incarnate, financial report but a list of donors, volunteers and dollars despise not our petitions, but in your mercy raised in the fiscal year, beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020. If your name has been omitted from either a hear and answer us. donor list or volunteer list, we apologize. We would appreciate AMEN. being advised of our error. 2 3 …God is able to make all PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE grace May the One who came into abound to you, the world that we “may all have life, and have it to the full” (John 10:10) remain with us at Ursuline, as we build upon the abundance so that in all things of this life in Christ’s name. at all times, fter eight years with a governance structure that utilizes the Aconcentrated powers of community and alumni leadership, Ursuline High School and its Board of Directors can point to having all stunning progress toward our realization of a more abundant life. Since our first Annual Report to stakeholders in 2012, we show an endowment and scholarship assistance totals which have increased four-fold. Our investment in capital projects that you need, can be measured in the range of $4 million. Our commitment to instructional excellence has seen our advanced placement and honors curriculum double its offerings, solidifying the status of the most accomplished college preparatory program in the region. you will And our Merician Charism has given Ursuline a spiritual vitality which keeps us ever-focused on meeting the responsibilities of Christian discipleship. Ursuline owes everything to three “makers of the feast” whom we abound acknowledge in this Annual Report of 2020: 1. Our loyal donors whose generosity continues to prosper in every the work of our hands; 2. Our late Bishop, George V. Murry SJ, whose visionary leadership gave us the structure we have employed good work. these past eight years, to such enlightened progress; 3. And, before all and above all, our Lord Jesus Christ, who rightfully receives Glory for the promises He has made to the Faithful, and who remains the inspired origin and goal 2 Corinthians 9:8 NIV of all our efforts. 3 3 Bruce Joseph, Rev. Richard Murphy, Scott R. Schulick. At the September 2019 Board of Directors meeting, the baton was passed from outgoing chairman Scott Schulick to Bruce Joseph. URSULINE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Kathleen Crofford Bouquet ‘70 BOARD VISION STATEMENT Mr. Ronald E. Britt (Secretary) n the spirit of our Catholic Faith and Tradition, IUrsuline High School continues its commitment Dr. Janet E. Del Bene ‘57 to academic excellence, 21st century facilities Mrs. Mary Fiala (Diocesan Superintendent) and technology, financial sustainability, and community engagement, thereby preparing Mr. James A. Gibbs ‘98 young people for servant leadership as Mr. Bruce M. Joseph ‘71 (Chair) exemplified by Saint Angela Merici. Atty. Patrick Manning ‘99 Sr. Mary McCormick, OSU ‘73 Atty. John A. McNally, III ‘63 Mr. Michael J. Metzinger ‘08 Mr. Thomas P. Metzinger ‘79 Rev. Richard Murphy ’72 (President) Mr. Thomas P. Murray ‘72 Sr. Regina Rogers, OSU (Vice-Chair) Mr. Jeffrey A. Ryznar ‘98 Mr. John B. Slanina ‘95 The Strategic Planning Committee - Rev. Edward G. Stafford ‘72 Seated: Dr. Mary Lou Dutko Dipillo ‘67. Standing: Kathy Crofford Bouquet ‘70, Carole Weimer, Ron Britt. Dr. John C. Vitullo ‘71 Missing from photo: Dr. Janet DelBene ‘57, Dr. John Vitullo ‘71. Dr. Mary Lou DiPillo, long-time board member whose term ex- Mrs. Carole S. Weimer pired in 2020. She relocated to Columbus to be near family. 4 4 5 Strategic Initiative Academic Excellence Assure student success by continuing to strengthen curriculum and instruction, nurturing academic achievement and college/career preparation, and instilling the value of lifelong learning. 21st Century Facilities and Technology Enhance the Ursuline campus, infrastructure, buildings, equipment, technology and grounds. Financial Sustainability Formulate and execute comprehensive policies for sustainable long-range financial stability. Optimal Enrollment/Marketing Optimize enrollment by continuing to utilize successful methods of recruitment, providing needed resources and communicating student achievement throughout the Mahoning Valley. Community Engagement Engage the Ursuline Community in civic partnership opportunities to sustain, enhance and serve the greater Ursuline neighborhood. Strategic Initiative Goals For 2018-2023 Endowment Valuation of $8,000,000.00 Capital Gifts of $3,000,000.00 Cash Reserve of $550,000.00 2019-2020 Results: Capital Gifts $378,223.75 Ursuline General Fund Capital Gift $70,000.00 In-Kind Capital Gifts $112,181.25 New Endowed Scholarships
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