CELEBRATINGTENYEARS of Excellence

CELEBRATINGTENYEARS
of Excellence
San Juan Diego Catholic High School
2011-2012 Annual Report
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
Bishop of Austin
Mr. Victor Castillo
Office of the Attorney General
Mr. Gerald Bramlett
BenefitStreet
Mr. Andy Esparza
Former Dell Inc. Executive
Hon. Raúl González
Former Texas Supreme Court Justice
Mr. John Glode
Home Instead Senior Care
Mr. Steve Gurasich
GSD&M Idea City
Mrs. Leticia Hinojosa
Eanes ISD
Dr. Judith Loredo
The Texas Higher Education
Coordinating Board
Mr. Clarence J. “Dutch” Kellerman
Former IBM Executive
Mr. Louis G. Munin
Former Corporate Executive
Mr. Bret Plymire
Dell Inc.
Mr. James Schneider
Horizon Bank
Bro. William Nick (Chair)
Brothers of Holy Cross
Mr. Gerónimo M. Rodríguez, Jr.
Seton Family of Hospitals
Mrs. Michele Strain
PMB Helin Donovan
BOARD CHAIR EMERITI
Mr. John H. McManus
UBS Bank
Mr. Joe Caputo
Healthcare Control Systems
Mr. William H. Daniel
McGinnis, Lochridge and Kilgore, LLP
Mr. Pedro Kaufmann
Piedras, LP
Mr. Dennis A. Kearns
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Rev. Msgr. Tom Frank
Pastor, San José Catholic Church
Mrs. Pamela S. Jupe
Principal, SJDCHS
Mr. Allan Shivers, Jr.
The Shivers Group
Mrs. Mary Beth Koenig
Chief Financial Officer, Diocese of Austin
Hon. Tim Von Dohlen
The Von Dohlen Group
Dr. Ned Vanders
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
San Juan Diego Catholic High School’s 20112012 enrollment consisted of 168 students,
with 17 students in the Eighth Grade
Academy. 86% of the students were Catholic.
The demographics of the student body are
as follows:
STUDENT PROFILE
First-Generation
College Graduates.............................................. 72%
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Median Known Income...........................$36,557
Mean Known Income...............................$42,097
ETHNICITY
White,
non-Hispanic
9%
Black Asian American-Indian
5% 1%
1%
Hispanic
84%
HISTORY
Archbishop Gregory Aymond recognized the acute need for
Catholic college preparatory education in Austin, Texas and
opened San Juan Diego Catholic High School (SJDCHS) in August
2002. SJDCHS is modeled after Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in
Chicago, and is commonly known as “The School That Works!” To
date, the school has graduated seven classes of students.
CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM (CWSP)
The CWSP of SJDCHS provides students with professional
experience and subsequent career possibilities while offering the
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
full-time, entry-level position in the corporate world. Every student
works five eight-hour days per month. They develop practical job
skills and experience in a variety of industries, including law, health
care, technology, education, real estate, finance and non-profit
services. Students are formally reviewed on their performance
four times per year. In addition, students are supported in the
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
experience provided by this program.
ACCREDITATION AND MEMBERSHIPS
GENDER
Male
49%
Female
51%
PREVIOUS SCHOOL ATTENDED
Private, non-Catholic Charter
5% Homeschooled
3%
1%
San Juan Diego Catholic High School (SJDCHS) received full
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.
SJDCHS is a member of the Texas Association of Private and
Parochial Schools, the National Catholic Education Association,
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.
DIPLOMA
All students of San Juan Diego Catholic High School fulfill
requirements for the Distinguished Achievement diploma (30
credits) of the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department.
COMMUNITY SERVICE REQUIREMENT
Catholic
31%
Public
60%
In the hope of transforming students into caring individuals who
generously respond to the needs of society, San Juan Diego
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.
“ My time at San Juan Diego has
STUDENT LIFE
helped me learn leadership and
San Juan Diego offers these
extracurricular activities:
become more aware about the
Sports
Boys Baseball, Girls Softball, Co-Ed
Soccer, Girls and Boys Cross Country,
Girls and Boys Basketball, Girls
Volleyball, Cheerleading
organizational skills. I’ve also
need for community service.”
Victoria, SJDCHS Class of 2012
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.
>Demonstrate respect for self and community.
>Engage confidently with the corporate world.
>Pursue intellectual potential beyond high school.
>Exhibit informed ethical decision-making skills.
PROFESSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FACULTY AND STAFF
Our Faculty and Staff will:
>Live and work in accordance with Gospel values.
>Sustain a culture which leads students to become committed persons of faith,
outstanding citizens, and lifelong learners.
>Cultivate an atmosphere of mutual respect and cooperation among the San
Juan Diego Catholic High School community.
>Provide students with a faith-filled, challenging learning environment that
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.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT
COURSES
In the 2011-2012 academic
year, San Juan Diego Catholic
High School offered Advanced
Placement courses in the
following subjects: Art History,
Biology, Calculus, English
Language and Composition,
and English Literature and
Composition.
NATIONAL ACADEMIC
RECOGNITIONS
National Hispanic Merit
Scholars, 2007-2008.......................1
National Hispanic Merit
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
8%
Corporate Work Study
$748,751
36%
Student Income
$296,372
14%
Development
$856,109
41%
EXPENSES FOR 2011-2012
$2,008,895
Development
$140,676
Facility
7%
$379,033
19%
Enrollment
$62,579
3%
Corporate Work Study
$204,811
10%
Administrative
$485,583
24%
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.
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
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Railway Foundation
Catholic Campaign for Human
Development
Dell Direct Giving Campaign
Duke Energy Foundation
Foresight Foundation
IBM International Foundation
Kenedy Memorial Foundation
Scanlan Foundation
Strake Foundation
Sursum Corda Foundation
The Rachael and Ben Vaughan
Foundation
The Westerman Foundation
William Gano Houstoun
Foundation
St. Edward’s University
Austin Community College
Black Sand Technologies
Bury+Partners, Inc
Sandalwood Management
Cathedral School of St. Mary
St. David’s Community Health
Foundation
Catholic Charities of Central Texas
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
CWS Corporate Housing
Relevant Radio
Diocese of Austin Chancery
Texas Capital Bank
Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber
of Commerce (GAHCC)
Texas Parent to Parent
Graves, Dougherty, Hearon &
Moody, PC
Heroic Media
McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, LLP
San José Catholic Church
Texas PTA
University Catholic Center
University of Texas Environmental
Engineers
Vinson & Elkins, LLP
Thank you to our new, incoming Corporate Work Study Program sponsors
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.”
San Juan Diego Catholic High
School
—Mario, SJDCHS Class of 2012
St. Edward’s University
Honor Roll of
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
Dr. Al Cuevas and Nola Flores, in
honor of the Faculty and Staff at
SJDCHS
Alicia Kay Davis, in honor of Mr.
Jim Schneider
Luis and Aixa Delgado, in honor of
the Faculty and Staff at SJDCHS
Stephen Dickman, in memory of
Mr. Frank Fruth
Al Cuevas and Nola Flores, in
honor of the Faculty and Staff at
SJDCHS
Gordon Gorychka, in honor of Mrs.
Marlene Glade
James Holecek, in honor of Bro.
Edwin Reggio
Dr. Judy Knotts, in honor of Mrs.
Marlene Glade
Gilbert and Montserrat Lopez,
in memory of Mr. and P.M. Mrs.
Chavez
Mary and Kelly Martin, in memory
of Mr. Nobert Knopp
Mrs. Paul Merola, in memory of Mr.
Paul Merola
Dorothy Pereira, in memory of Mr.
Gene Pereira
Vance Porfirio, in honor of Mr.
Charles Porfirio
Connie Solis, in memory of Mr.
Pete Solis
George Vacek, in memory of Ms.
Clara Vacek
Peggy and Harry Zechman, in
memory of Mr. Philip E. Rice
Bro. Frances Barrett, Jim Klepac and
Sr. Mary Anselm Memorial Fund
(“Frank’s Fund”)
Leo and Georgia Braun
Brothers of Holy Cross
Daniel E. and Patricia D. Graham
James Holecek
SMSGT Robert ‘Bob’ Jarvis USAF
(Ret.) and Jeannie Jarvis
Martin and Mary Kelly
Mrs. Rhonda Klepac-Uecker
Charles Porfirio
Vance Porfirio
Bro. Edwin Reggio
Dan Richter
In memory of Don Rojas
Oliver and Stacee Bell
Joyce Bowles
Charles Brown
Russell and Eva Byington
Lisa and Mike Cannon
Joseph and Gerri Caputo
Vita and Lynda Carbone
Carvajal Carvajal
Thomas and Linda Caver
Sandy and Sandra Cohen
Judith Cohen
Jeanne and Michael Crosno
Brenda Davis
Charles and Sherri Dixon
Roger and Peggy Drinovsky
Tom and Deb Feo
Kathryn Ferrell
Mary Flaherty
Kris Fuhr
Timothy and Lesley Gentz
William and Louise Gordon
Charles and Kimberlee Graves
Roger and Elaine Hamm
Heroic Media
Douglas and Carol Kadison
Stephen Kelliner
Karen and Curt Kern
Patricia LaBarge
Pedro and Leticia Landa
William Levia
Jane Linderman
Dr. Judy and Sonny Loredo
Calvin and Karen Martin
Margaret and Michael Martin
Carol and Gareth Martin
Lisa Martin
Lavonne and Bonnie McFarlin
Drs. Kenneth and Janet Mitchell
Wade and Sally Monroe
Travis and Jeanette Mullenix
Susan Pacey
Charyl Rojas
Greg and Kathy Sales
Richard Sears
Seton Southwest Volunteers
Allen and Janice Shahan
Maria Simili-Croteau
Debra and David Slater
Missy Smith
Candice Snyder
Maynard Spitz
Frank and Beth Stabile
James and Nancy Totton
Deidre Vedder
Charlie Watts
Albert Travis and Sharon White
Col. Robert and Carole Wilson
Betty Wilson
Janet Young
Pat Younts
TUITION ASSISTANCE /
FUND-A-SAINT
Anonymous
Alicia Alcantara
Russ Allen
Deacon Roy and Patricia Amo
David and Monica Applewhite
Dan and Helen Armstrong
Michael and Aileen Aviles
John and Nancy Barnidge
Martin and Pat Benavides
Chris and Colleen Benson
Carol Bercen
Crystal and Todd Blahnik
Peter Bongard
Tony Bonilla
Mary Bradley
Leo Braun
Sr. Stephanie Brignac
Virgil and Barbara Broering
Fr. Lou Brusatti
Dr. and Mrs. Karl Butzer
Rick and Cecilia Castillo
Victor and Veronica Castillo
Alicia Castro
Catholic Order of Foresters
Maria Cerda
John and Yolanda Chacón
Henry Ciolino
Gerard and Chantele Cisneros
James and Colleen Clark
Class of 2012*
Class of 2013*
Class of 2014*
Class of 2015*
James and Janice Conroy
Stephen and Tammy Cooper
Maegan and Nick Covelli
Richard Curran
Ann and Joseph Daly
Bill Daniel
Daughters of Charity
Martha and Donald DeGrasse
Dell Direct Giving
Dell Inc./Adelante
John and Rhonda Dirvin
Elena Doskey
Fr. Ray Dowling
Dr. Tyra Duncan-Hall
Marlene DuPlessis
Terry Louis and Evelyn Edwards
El Milagro of Texas, Inc.
Drs. Kenneth and Lisa Ellis
Andrew and Karen Esparza
Gerald and Jeanette Essl
Farm Credit Bank of Texas
Ben and Desiree Figer
Donald and Pamela Figer
Janice Fiore
Becky Fliss
John Fournie
Bro. Thomas Frey
Ray and Patti Fuentez
Gina Garcia
Fr. Charlie Garza
Gianfranco and Wakena Gerosa
Roy Gomez
Maria Gonzales
Dan and Pat Graham
Individual Donors
James and Mary Lou Gwynn
Dr. and Mrs. John Hellerstedt
Damion and Megan Heredia
Rozella and Edward Hernandez
Leticia and Eugenio Hinojosa
James Holecek
Stuart and Annette Hudson
Adriana Hunt
R. “Hutt” and Kathleen
Huttenhower
IBM Corporation Matching Grants
Program
Nancy Jamail
Deacon Ray and Barbara James
Gerald Jasko
Lori and William Jasper
Ramiro Juarez
Pam and Pat Jupe
Dutch and Bernadette Kellerman
Mary and Martin Kelly
Knights of Columbus Council
#8156
Knights of Columbus Council
#7600
Vanessa and Brandon Kraft
Sergio Lara
Marion Lee
Lloyd Lochridge
Ernest Loera
Ray Lopez
Dr. and Mr. Dorothy and Ed
MacInerney
Laura MacLean
Greg Maher
Bob Mahoney
Marianites of Holy Cross
Ross and Denise Martin
John Mash
Kevin McCabe, MSM Trust
Mrs. Paul Merola
Ellen Mika
Ann Moody
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Miguel Morris
Lou and Audrey Munin
Sandra Nanyes
Edward and Jackie Neidel
Br. Bill Nick
Bruce Oban
Mary Ellen Oliver
Laurie Osman
Felix Paiz
Terry Pardo
Margarita Perusquia
Thomas and Mary Louise
Poloskey
Jim and Nuala Porteous
Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts
Randall’s Good Neighbor Program
Bro. Edwin Reggio
Lily Reyes
Alfredo Reyna
Dan Reynolds
Dan Richter
Geronimo Rodriguez and Nicole
Holt
Gustavo and Natalie Rodriguez
Celina Romero and Paul Williams
Jordan Ruggeri
Pat Ryan
Evelyn Schuchert
Christopher and Catherine
Schuelke
Janel Smith
Cheryl and Stephen Soileau
Dr. and Mrs. Allen Sonstein
Frank Soto
Marcella Spiller
Michele Strain
Bob and Alexa Stuifbergen
Leslie and Rob Suffoletta
Klaas and Dorothy Tadema
Target Take Charge of Education
John Tempesta
Barbara Traverse
Dr. Ned Vanders
Most Rev. Joe S. Vásquez
Jim Walsh
Laura Warren
William Charnes - Westbank Dry
Cleaning
Friends YourCause LLC
*100% Participation
10TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Tabitha Adams
Alamo Drafthouse
Melissa Avila
Ben White Florist
Bismeaux Records
Bronwyn Casillan
Rick and Cecilia Castillo
Gabriel Diamante
Elena Doskey
Fair Bean Coffee
Ben and Desiree Figer
Fr. Charlie Garza
Laura Gutierrez-Witt
Habana SoCo
Alecia and Kevin Harrington
R. “Hutt” and Kathleen
Huttenhower
Pat and Pam Jupe
Brandon and Vanessa Kraft
Jason and Annelisa Longoria
Dr. Judy and Sonny Loredo
Laura MacLean
Pedro Martinez
John Mash
Nuevo Leon
Laurie Osman
P. Terry’s Burger Stand
Pei Wei
Red’s Porch
Bro. Edwin Reggio
Dan Reynolds
Thundercloud Subs
Uchi + Uchiko
Bro. Robert Weinmann
The Woodhall Family
Yoga Yoga
Terry McDaniel and Company
Cocktail Hour Underwriter
H-E-B
Printing and Signage
Underwriter
San José Catholic Church
Wine Pull Underwriter
THE 2012 ROSE GALA
Knights of Columbus Council, St.
John Neumann
Judith Laredo, Ph.D., Honorary
Chair
Deanna Serra, Honorary Creative
Director
Elena Doskey, Mistress of
Ceremonies
Rose Gala Committee
Tony Bonilla, Gerri Caputo, Evie
Cascarano, Victor Castillo,
Maegan Covelli, Marlene Glade,
Pamela Jupe, Amy Kenney, Liz
Morse, Laurie Osman, Leticia
Pister, Angie Robles
Event Volunteers with gratitude to
Adelante
Russ Allen, Jesus Amaya,
Crystal Blahnik, Tony Bonilla,
Sr. Stephanie Brignac, Rick
Castillo, Marlene DuPlessis,
Patsy Duran, Desiree Figer,
Steven Fleischmann, Merced
Garza, Endrica Hardwick,
Rozella Hernandez, Sergio
Lara, Annette Laurich, Laura
MacLean, Ray Lopez, Victor
Mares, Melisa Nauert, David
Perez, Cynthia Ramirez, Gulean
Ramirez, Dan Reynolds,
Rebecca Sanchez, Annette
Trevino, Emily Trevino, Enrique
Ybarra
GALA UNDERWRITERS
Seton Healthcare Families
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
PLATINUM SPONSORS
Dennis and Jane Kearns with
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Railway
Jeff and Deanna Serra with The
ABE Charitable Foundation, Inc.
GOLD SPONSOR
Andrew and Karen Esparza
SILVER SPONSOR
BRONZE SPONSORS
Charles Attal
Confianza, LLC
Drs. Kenneth and Lisa Ellis
Harutunian Engineering, Inc.
Kiewit Building Group, Inc.
San José Catholic Church
St. Edward’s University
Rob and Leslie Suffoletta
DINNER SPONSORS
Paul and Patsy Alvarez
Michael and Aileen Aviles
Johnny and Melisa Atkinson
Joe and Gerri Caputo
Rick and Cecilia Castillo
Alicia Castro
Cheryl Covelli Interiors
Don and Susan Cox
Diocese of Austin
Maria Elena Doskey
Becky Fliss
John and Angela Glode
Dr. William and Marlene Glade
Oscar and Yolanda Gonzalez
Honorable and Mrs. Raul Gonzalez
Edward and Rozella Hernandez
Nancy Jamail
Tom and Amy Kenney
Knights of Columbus at St.
Catherine of Siena
LatinWorks
Marianites of Holy Cross
Charles and Liz Morse
John and Helen Osman
PMB Helin Donovan
Angie and Estuardo Robles
Charyl Rojas
Celina Romero and Paul Williams
Willa Rosen
Allan “Bud” Shivers, Jr.
SJDCHS Parents Association
St. Ignatius Martyr School
Dr. Ned Vanders
Refugio C. Velasquez
FUND-A-SAINT “PADDLES UP”
The ABE Charitable Foundation,
Inc.
Arturo and Delma Alvarez
Andrew and Karen Esparza
Vito and Rue Fabiano
Savanna Faulkner
Christian and Jodi Gonzalez
Oscar and Yolanda Gonzalez
Paula Hern and Thomas Barbour
Geronimo and Nicole Holt
Jeri and Jim Houstoun
Jeff and Marybeth Hubenak
Steven and Robin Levatino
Ken and Deb Libert
Dr. Judy and Sonny Loredo
Joe and Kathy Mendoza
John and Brenda Mosher
Lou and Audrey Munin
Leo and Tracye Ortega
Marcia Rohrer
Paul and Ellen Seals
Gene Sekula
Rev. Msgr. Michael Sis
Jim and Jan Thomas
Greg Vidal
James Vinson
Richard and Rebecca Woodhall
Mike and Elsa Zambrano
ROSE GALA SUPPORTERS
Joseph and Gerri Caputo
Rosie Castillo
Don and Susan Cox
Luis and Aixa Delgado
Andrew and Karen Esparza
Vito and Rue Fabiano
Ben and Desiree Figer
Maria Gonzales
Oscar and Yolanda Gonzalez
Dr. and Mrs. John Hellerstedt
Barbara Henderson
Danny and Alanna Heyl
Forrest and Michelle Higdon
Geronimo Rodriguez and Nicole
Holt
Jeri and Jim Houstoun
Jeff and Marybeth Hubenak
David and Sharon Johnston
Pat and Pam Jupe
Tom and Amy Kenney
Adam and Abbey Kucera
Cynthia Langford
David Laude and Cathy Stacey
Steven and Robin Levatino
Kevin and Deb Libert
Michael and Genia Lillis
Ray Lopez
Dr. Judy and Sonny Loredo
Victor Mares
John and Holly McDaniel
Joe and Kathy Mendoza
Molly Minus
Joe and Maggie Moreno
Charlie and Liz Morse
John and Brenda Mosher
David and Erin Osman
Grace and Bob Renbarger
Paul Root
Paul and Ellen Seals
Deanna and Jeff Serra
Don and Catherine Simoneaux
David and DeeAnn Smith
Adam and Alison Tate
Rosario and Jesse Tristan
Bob Vallilee
Ben Vaughan
Lupe Velasquez
Greg Vidal
Enrique Ybarra
Sean and Sherie Zebrowski
AUCTION DONORS
Abel’s on the Lake
Alamo Drafthouse
Annick Vidal
Arbor Car Wash
Art on 5th Gallery
Austin Children’s Museum
Austin Java
Avant Salon Spa
Baby Acapulco
Ballet Austin
The Bar Method
Benold’s
Bettysport
Book People
Bradford Renaissance
Portraits Corp.
C3 Presents
Capital Cruises
Capitol City Comedy Club
Carmelo’s Ristorante Italiano
Carrabba’s Italian Grill
Evie Cascarano
Chaparral Ice
Cheesecake Factory
Contessa Gallery
Crown Limousines Services
Dart Bowl
Doc’s Bar and Grill
Driftwood Estate Winery
El Patio
Elements Laser Spa
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse
and Wine Bar
Freytag’s Florist
Grape Creek Vineyards
The Grove Restaurant
Guero’s Taco Bar
H20 Hand Car Wash
Haak Vineyards and Winery
Hat Creek Burger Co.
HEB Central Market
Highland Lanes
House Wine
Huts Hamburgers / Frank &
Angie’s
Hyatt Regency Austin
Nancy Jamail
Jco Salon ChouChou Stylish
Jerry’s Rentals
Jorge Ulloa
Kurant Events
Legendary Beads
The Long Center
Magnolia Cafe
The Maids Serving Austin
Margo Mead at Jco Salon
Marlene Glade
Marriott Courtyard New
Braunfels River Village
Maudie’s Tex-Mex
Meyer’s Elgin Smokehouse
Moonshine Patio and Grill
Rep. Elliot Naishtat
Natural Bridge Caverns
Nicole Longoria Trevino at
Jco Salon
Omni Hotel
Outback Steakhouse
The Paramount and State Theatres
Patsy Alvarez
Perry’s Restaurants
Pilates360
Playland Skate Center
Brother Edwin Reggio
Bob Renfro
ROAR
Rockin ‘R’ River Rides
Round Rock Express
Russell Korman
Fine Jewelry & Watches
Sail and Ski Center
Sen. Kirk Watson
Stella Says Go
Tara Songey at Jco Salon
Teo Espresso, Gelato and
Bella Vita
Texas Capital Bank
Texas Hills Vineyard
Texas Tubes
Uchi + Uchiko
Volente Beach Waterpark
Westin Hotel
Woodrose Winery
Zach Theatre
WINE PULL DONORS
Patsy Alvarez
Alicia Castro
Kelly Elder
Foley Family Wines
Rev. Msgr. Tom Frank
Edward and Rozella Hernandez
Spec’s Wine and Spirits
Refugio C. Velasquez
We thank all of the students,
parents, faculty and staff of the
San Juan Diego Catholic High
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
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Did you
know?
>67% of San Juan Diego
Catholic High School students
are eligible for free or reduced
federal lunch and many more
families earn only slightly
over the amount needed to
qualify.
>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.
>Student tuition only covers
10% of the cost to educate.
Fund-aSaint
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Through the Fund-a-Saint program, you can make a difference in the life of a
student. Please consider helping a student receive a Catholic, college preparatory
education by providing tuition assistance of $4,500 per year. Thank you for your
continuing partnership in this important ministry.
To learn more about how you can Fund-a-Saint,
contact the SJDCHS Development office:
(512) 804-1935 x316
development@sjdchs.org