Quality Education That
Fosters True Potential
DeLaSalle Education Center
2010 | 2011 Annual Report
Table of contents
This annual report highlights the 2010-2011 school year and financial contributions made through June 30, 2011. It provides
audited financial statements to ensure accountability, along with brief descriptions of our services, model and programs.
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Our Vision | History
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What is DeLaSalle?
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Programs
6
School Statistics
7-9
Measurement of Student Success
10
Honoring the Commitment of DeLaSalle’s Teachers, Counselors & Staff
11
Educator & Volunteer Awards
12
Financial Summary
13
Kobets Legacy Society
14-15
Capital Campaign
16-18
Financial Contributors, Donors & Gifts
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Department of Elementary & Secondary Education School Report Card
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
Perry Brandt
Bryan Cave LLP
Directors
Samuel Bennett
Commerce Bank
Vice Presidents
Councilwoman Melba Curls
Kansas City, MO City Council Member
Mary Blomquist
Kansas City, KS School District
Matthew Eckert
CBRE
Frank T. McCarthy
Country Club Bank
Brad Epsten
Horizon Academy
Ethan Whitehill
Two West, Inc.
Matt Gunter
Sprint
Steve Zanone
FTN Financial Group
Amber M. Manning
Miller Group
Treasurer
John E. Sundeen, Jr.
Waddell & Reed Financial, Inc.
Susan McGannon
MSA/Clark Consulting
Secretary
Katie Wendel
Community Volunteer
Andrew Metzler
AXA Advisors
Chairperson
Gary Ballard
YourTel America Communications
Retired
Ryan Reid
UMB Bank
Gregory P. Reintjes
Hi-Tech Industrial Services, Inc.
Stann Tate
Community Blood Center
DeLaSalle Management Team
Mark Williamson, MBA
Executive Director
Gayle Lee
Education Administrator
Dana Shelton, CPA
Director of Finance
Vanessa Van Goethem-Piela
Director of Development and Communications
Carolyn Watkins
Director of Human Resources
VISION | HISTORY
We envision a
community in which all
young people achieve a
quality education that
fosters and stimulates
their true potential.
DeLaSalle Education Center was established
in 1971 by a group of educators and business
leaders to offer an immediate educational
intervention for young people who needed
another, and sometimes last, opportunity to
complete their schooling. As a tuition-free,
independent school, students between the
ages of 14 and 20 living in the Kansas City,
MO school district can enter DeLaSalle
Charter High School at any time throughout
the school year. There is no entrance test or
other requirement except that each young
person commit to a willingness to learn.
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WHAT IS DELASALLE?
DeLaSalle is an innovative
high school serving urban
students in need of an
alternative to the traditional
school.
Students find success at DeLaSalle because of
small class sizes and a focus on three
core areas: personalized education
that provides a unique learning plan designed
holistic services
supporting the whole child; and workforce
development through
experiential learning to enrich
for each student;
student opportunities. DeLaSalle students rely
on active community support and compassionate
faculty and staff to gain the skills students need to
be successful.
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PERSONALIZED EDUCATION
Post-Secondary Exploration Program
DeLaSalle’s
individualized
learning plan
and approach
is bolstered by
several unique
programs.
This course requires upcoming graduates to explore
post-secondary college and career options. Each senior
must participate in community service, job readiness
training including mock interviews, and college campus
tours.
Personalized Education
Differentiated Instruction
Teachers offer customized approaches for each course
they teach so that all students receive the attention, focus
and information they need to be successful and earn
course credit.
Pathways
This program allows DeLaSalle students the opportunity
to enroll in college courses at Penn Valley Community
College while still enrolled in high school. Pathways
allows students the experience of a college setting before
actually enrolling in college to gain confidence. The
more education and training they receive, the better their
chances to increase lifetime earnings.
Summary of Graduation Requirements
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education requires each student to earn 24 credits in
English/Language Arts, Social Studies, Mathematics,
Science, Practical Arts, Fine Arts, Physical Education/
Health, Personal Finance, and Electives to receive a
high school diploma. To graduate, DeLaSalle students
must also pass the United States Constitution test, and
complete all aspects of the Post-Secondary Exploration
class.
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HOLISTIC SERVICES
In efforts to support the whole child, DeLaSalle offers students a wide array of
support services in a non-judgmental atmosphere for major life interventions.
Students are not stigmatized for participating in parenting education, mental health
treatment, substance abuse prevention/treatment, or violence and gang-involvement
mediations. The services are provided on-site and are interwoven into their
educational foundation. DeLaSalle’s holistic services include:
Team of Care
The Team of Care (TOC) continually
develops and refines its innovative and highly
individualized treatment options based on the
needs of its students. TOC collaborates with
partnering agencies to ensure students have
school graduation.
Pupils Recovering Over Use
of Drugs (PROUD)
DeLaSalle’s state certified substance abuse
the support services they need. The program
treatment program offers critical services
provides school-based mental health therapy,
to prevent drug and alcohol abuse, as well
case management, evaluation, and related
as help those students already facing a
services for DeLaSalle students that are the
problem with substance abuse overcome their
most at risk of dropping out. The Team of Care
addiction.
hosts “Together We’re Better Family Night,”
an event held twice a year that provides
families an opportunity to shop for hygiene
and household items they need and visit with
social service agencies during a Resource
Fair.
Parent and Child Education
Support (PACES)
PACES is an on-site early childhood education
center for infants and toddlers of DeLaSalle
students, enabling teen parents to remain
in school. PACES assists student parents to
develop responsibility, good parenting skills,
and an expanded awareness of community
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resources while they earn credit towards high
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
DeLaSalle increases workforce development skills through
experiential learning by offering life skills coursework, postsecondary and career exploration, hands-on internships and an
integrated curriculum with a career-based focus.
STUDENTS TACKLING
ENVIRONMENAL PROBLEMS (S.T.E.P.)
is a one-semester integrated curriculum
program incorporating four core academic
subjects (environmental science, social studies,
math and language arts) through the exploration
and examination of issues concerning the
environment. Through S.T.E.P., students utilize
critical thinking skills to develop solutions
that are environmentally friendly. Student
The Student Press seeks to improve
students’ academic and employability skills
by integrating math, literacy concepts and
personal finance training with real world work
experiences through the operation of a printing
business. Students actively participate in a
experience hands-on classroom activities that
help apply their learning to real-life situations
teaching them the importance of environmental
sustainability.
DeLaSalle offers many special and
extracurricular activities including:
commercial printing operation with customers.
In doing so, they develop skills in basic
accounting, inventory management, quality
production, business communication, marketing
and customer relations.
After School Drama & Arts Programs
Bamboo Bicycle Project
Culinary Arts
Student Council
Mentoring Groups
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SCHOOL STATISTICS
2010-2011 School Year
DELASALLE
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HILLTOP
Students Served Site Capacity 237
Students Served 70
140
Site Capacity 65
Age Range 14-20
Age Range 12-17
Average Age 17.1
Average Age 15.2
Male 56%
Male 81%
Female 44%
Female 19%
African American African American 86%
80%
Hispanic 11%
Hispanic 9%
Caucasian/Other Caucasian/Other 11%
3%
STUDENT SUCCESS
Based on the demographics of our student population and the many challenges they face, it is
important that we measure their success in a way which accurately reflects their progress in our
key focus areas – personalized education, holistic services and workforce development through
experiential learning. While we realize it is important to measure a student’s traditional academic
performance, we also know that for DeLaSalle students, it is only a partial measure of their
progress. We look at indicators that reflect growth and progress in our three key focus areas.
Personalized Education
90% of students in Pathways Program
received a “C” or better in their college courses
at Penn Valley College for a combined GPA of
3.4
78% of 2011 graduates planned to attend
two/four-year colleges.
80% increase in the number of students
scoring in the basic or above range of the State
of Missouri End of Course Exams.
55% showed above typical growth in
language usage.
46% showed above typical growth in math.
Retention and Attendance Rates
Because DeLaSalle serves a special needs
population while still expecting high performance and
outcomes from its student body, the school applies
an individualized approach to all student issues
and challenges. We employ numerous intervention
strategies to increase attendance as well as decrease
student dimissals. Further, the school operates a
Recovery Center to intervene into serious attendance
and behavior problems. As a result, the retention rate
has remained steady over the last four school years,
and there has been an increase in the average rate of
attendance.
Retention is based on how many students remain,
graduate or transfer successfully to another school
during the current year.
Retention Rates
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
80%
84%
77%
80%
Attendance Rates
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
75%
73%
71%
72%
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STUDENT SUCCESS
Holistic Services
Team of Care – The average school
attendance rate of students in individual
therapy was
86%.
75%.
The percentage of students classified as
seniors at the beginning of the school year
that graduated in 2011 in individual therapy
was higher than that of the general student
85% Team of Care students,
60% DeLaSalle Education Center.
The retention rate for Team of Care students in
85%. The retention
rate for all DeLaSalle students was 80%.
individual therapy was
Discovery Services is a six-week orientation
program that teaches interpersonal skills to all
students new to DeLaSalle. A total of
95%
155
students were served.
successfully
completed Discovery, entered classes
and remained enrolled at DeLaSalle after
completion of the class.
31 students
were served in Recovery. 81% improved
Recovery Program – A total of
behavior and returned to the classroom or
transferred to another school.
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204 unduplicated students were
served by the Team of Care during October 1,
2010 – December 31, 2011. All 204 received
school-wide assessment services (Childhood
The school attendance rate for DeLaSalle was
population –
A total of
Trust Survey and Returning Student
Assessment).
90% had experienced at least one trauma
event and 53% had experienced three or
more trauma events.
87% of students receving individual
Team of Care services demonstrated progress
on their treatment goals.
STUDENT SUCCESS
Workforce Development through Experiential Learning
The Student Press @ DeLaSalle
The award-winning Student Press provides students an opportunity to improve their employment
readiness by engaging in career readiness activities. By participating in the program, results show
student attendance improves and students graduate or complete their academic program.
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94%
students were enrolled in the Student Press Program with a
of seniors in the class graduated and
their employment skills.
100%
83%
attendance rate.
of students enrolled improved
Bamboo Bicycle Project
The Bamboo Bicycle Project involves DeLaSalle students developing an international business
process. Approximately 20 bamboo bicycle frames fabricated in Africa and India were shipped to
DeLaSalle and a program in partnership with Midwest Cyclery was developed. DeLaSalle students
fabricate bikes, earn science credit and learn about the health and environmental benefits of biking.
Four students participated and completed construction of their own bamboo bikes. Three of the
four students returned to mentor students participating in the program in spring 2012.
HONORING THE
COMMITMENT
of DeLaSalle’s Teachers, Counselors & Staff
30 Years of Service
Jim Dougherty
25+ Years of Service
Pat Lantz
20+ Years of Service
Gayle Lee
Lorie Myers
15+ Years of Service
Phyllis Bowie
Marilyn Chance
Klara Dow
Quillona Forte
Julie Heibel
Frances Grandanette
Heather Hildebrand
Sean Merritt
Letitia Phillips
Janice Werner
Theresa Black (l) and Janice Cade,
representing the Jackson County Chapter of
the Links, Inc. are recognized for their support
of DeLaSalle during the 2011 Volunteer
Appreciation Breakfast.
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10+ Years of Service
Brandee Bell
Rochelle DePriest
Terry Fowler
Tina Gipson
Michael Graham
Oliver Hurd
Luther Faulkner
Deborah Mead
Marilyn Mukerjee
Michele Tolson
Vanessa Van Goethem-Piela
Carolyn Watkins
Glenda Willis
5+ Years of Service
Karen Brooks
Rolando Chucay
Norma Crawford
Paula Guinn
Kelly Lightcap
Saori Miura
Paul Miller
Marquita Walker
Kristi Washington
EDUCATOR | VOLUNTEER
AWARD
DeLaSalle’s 2011
“Jim Dougherty Educator of the Year”
DeLaSalle’s 2011
“Jack McCarthy Volunteer of the Year”
SAORI MIURA
HEIDI WHITEHILL
Graphic Arts Teacher
Community Volunteer
The first year Saori was employed at DeLaSalle
Heidi is a welcome fixture in the halls of
it was evident that she was going to be an
DeLaSalle where she shares her enthusiasm and
exceptional teacher. Every day, Saori arrives at 7
history knowledge as a tutor. She is a great asset
a.m. to help wherever she can and is always one
to the students and as an additional resource for
of the last people to leave each day. She eagerly
the Social Studies teacher. She has a genuine
attends student performances, volunteers at
concern for the well being of the students and she
DeLaSalle events and helps out in any way she
cares deeply that she has a role in their success.
can. As the Graphic Arts teacher at DeLaSalle,
Her concern and commitment to the students of
Saori provides creative and individualized
DeLaSalle is evident in the number of hours she
curriculum that supports students in developing
spends volunteering not only in the classroom,
their reading, writing and math skills as well as
but in many other efforts as well. She shared co-
workplace skills. In her class, she has created a
chair duties for the 2011 DeLaSalle Annual Movie
community for the students where they are part of
Benefit where she worked fastidiously to make the
a team and all share responsibility for producing
event a resounding success. DeLaSalle is proud
an excellent product, as well as meeting the
to award Heidi the Jack McCarthy Volunteer of the
needs of customers in the Student Press.
Year.
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011
Statement of Activities
Revenue
Dept. of Elementary & Secondary Education/School District
Private Income
Grants and Contracts
United Way
Student Press @ DeLaSalle and Other
Investment Return
In-Kind Income
Total Revenues
Expenses
Program Services
Administration
Fundraising
Total Expenses
Change in Net Assets Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
Total Change in Net Assets
2,015,711
4,900,647
251,358
100,439
181,944
168,760
73,854
7,692,713
3,366,205
468,108
490,562
4,324,875
68,289
3,299,549
0
3,367,838
Summarized
Balance Sheet
Assets:
Current Assets
Assets Limited as to Use
Investments
Property & Equipment
Total Assets
2,401,661
5,150,780
136,384
1,453,625
9,142,450
Liabilities & Net Assets
Current Liabilities
Net Assets
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
422,379
8,720,071
9,142,450
Due to space limitations in the annual report, the financial information is intended to provide summarized financial highlights without including all the
disclosures required by generally accepted principles. Complete audited financial statements, including disclosures, may be obtained by contacting
DeLaSalle Education Center at (816) 561-4445. DeLaSalle Education Center, classified as a 501(c)(3) organization by the Internal Revenue Service,
is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions, and utilizes generally accepted accounting principles.
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KOBETS LEGACY SOCIETY
Established in 1998, the Godfrey S. Kobets Legacy Society honors members and friends
of DeLaSalle Education Center who have remembered DeLaSalle in their estate planning
or through other forms of deferred giving. As you plan for the future, consider naming
DeLaSalle as a beneficiary in your will. The power and thoughtfulness of the legacy you
create will continue to benefit the lives of urban youth in Kansas City for many years.
~*in memoriam~
Ms. Ann T. Armbruster*
Mr. Michael T. Mayer
Mrs. Betty Anne Beiriger*
Mr. William McCloskey*
Mr. Mark A. Booth
Mr. John T. Murphy*
Mr. Frank W. Bradley
Mr. Miller Nichols*
Mr. Robert E. Clune
Mr. R. Stephen Rees
Mr. John L. Cotton, Sr.
Mr. Norman O. Sanders*
Mr. Richard H. Dierks*
Ms. Marya W. Schott
Dr. Jim Dougherty
Ms. Mary V. Soebbing*
Mr. Donald E. Foley
Mr. Joseph F. Steach*
Mrs. Elaine French*
Mr. John J. Sullivan, Jr.*
Mrs. Shirli Goppert
Mrs. Rose Sarli Teicher*
Ms. Marjorie Durwood Grant*
Mr. Daniel S. Truog*
Mr. John P. Heffernon*
Ms. Kay Wallick
Mr. John J. Horan*
Mrs. Katie Wendel
Mrs. Christine C. Kemper
Ms. Kate Oglebay White*
Mr. Charles A. Koch*
Mr. Michael T. White
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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
DeLaSalle’s $6.2 million project will allow increased capacity and overcrowding relief by
constructing additional space to comfortably serve more than 300 underserved teens and young
adults within a single site. Construction is anticipated to begin in the summer of 2012.
Capital Campaign Leadership
Bill Dunn, Sr. Honorary Chairman | Phil Kirk, Honorary Chairman | Charles Schellhorn, Campaign Chairman
Renovations began in 2009 and will continue throughout the duration of the project.
Renovations include:
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Restroom and plumbing upgrade (complete)
Roof replacement (complete)
Update heating and cooling systems to improve
energy efficiency
Upgrade electrical systems
Upgrade elevator
Upgrade new flooring
Relocate office spaces to reclaim classroom space
Relocate Behavioral Health Services to include private counseling offices with play therapy space, an
observation room and a waiting area
DeLaSalle will construct a new addition that will be connected to the existing high school building
on its northwest side, with a new Troost Avenue address. The new building will allow DeLaSalle
to expand and upgrade already successful holistic support programs and experiential learning
environment. The new space will include:
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new modern child development center including three separate care areas segmented by age and a
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new outdoor playground.
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he relocated Student Press will include a large production area with a customer waiting area and ample
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instruction, office and storage space.
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new school library to support student learning. Research shows that students with good school libraries
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learn more, get better grades, and score higher on standardized tests than their peers in school without
libraries. DeLaSalle’s new library will play an important role in teaching by providing resources not only
for students, but for supporting teachers and classroom learning across the curriculum.
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pace for experiential learning will support DeLaSalle’s initiative to offer experiential learning
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opportunities for all students. The space will be flexible so that it meets the needs of various hands-on
projects where students can be involved in learning outside of the traditional classroom.
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C A P I TA L C A M PA I G N D O N O R S
$500,000 and above
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kilroy
The Hall Family Foundation
McGee Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kopke
The J.E. And L.E.
The Norman O. and Shirley Greg and Caroline Reintjes
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Kostusik
Mabee Foundation, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wendel
Mr. and Mrs. David Launder
$300,000 - $499,999
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. $5,000 - $9,999
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lee
DST Systems, Inc.
Schellhorn
Mrs. Mary Shaw Branton
Mr. John Lenihan
Financial Holding Corporation
Sosland Foundation
Carter Glass Company
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Letts
Phil and Judy Kirk,
John and Ann Sundeen
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr
Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDonald
Mike and Julia Kirk,
The Enid & Crosby Kemper Mr. Christopher T. Eubanks
Ms. Ellen D. McCarthy
and the Kirk Foundation
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell E. Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGee
The Sunderland Foundation
The George E. & Annette C. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Healy
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Melching
William T. Kemper Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James Hebenstreit
Mr. Andrew Metzler
Mrs. Mary Kay Heili
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Navarro
Mr. Patric A. Lantz and
Mr. William R. Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Reintjes, Sr.
Sanders Family
Murphy Charitable Fund
$200,000 - $299,999
The Stanley H. Durwood City of Kansas City/Department Foundation
of Housing and Urban Ms. Jane Voorhees
Development
Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Warren
Goppert Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Whitehill
$100,000 - $199,999
$10,000 - $24,999
Arvin Gottlieb Charitable Anonymous
Foundation
Ms. Geri Hennessy-Lantz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Mr. Lonnie J. Shalton and Ms. McGannon, Jr.
Seigfreid, Jr.
Mrs. Jeannine Midgett
Mr. Greg Orman
Rachael and Lou Steele
Mr. and Mrs. James Pace
Mr. and Mrs. H. Stephen Talge
Mrs. Norman O. Sanders
The Roasterie, Inc.
Mr. Stanley Tate
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wempe
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Turner
Kenneth and Linda Woodward
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Less than $4,999
Country Club Bank
Anonymous
Debruce Grain Inc.
Sean E. Piela and Vanessa
Dr. and Mrs. John Aplin
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Dougherty
Byron and Helen Beck
Mr. and Mrs David Francis
Mr. and Mrs. Kent E. Whittaker
Mary B. Brink
In-Kind Contributors
Elaine Frank-Ragan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Carter
Henry Wurst, Inc.
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Carter
James B. Nutter & Company
City of Kansas City/Planned Chamberlin Contracting
Michael and Kaye Cillessen John J. Sullivan, Jr.
Councilwoman Melba Curls
J.E. Dunn Construction Company
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Deacy
Kansas City Power and Light
Courtney S. Turner Charitable Alexander Family Foundation
Trust
American Century Investments Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William Ashley
J.E. Dunn Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ballard
Massman Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. W. Perry Brandt
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman
The McDonnell Foundation
The Sprint Foundation
Victor E. Speas Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. W. Don Wagner
$25,000 - $99,999
The Bicknell Family Foundation Fund
Family Fund
Charitable Foundation
Rita A. Leifhelm
Turner, III
Van Goethem-Piela
Expansion Authority
Mr. and Mrs. L. Tim Clemons
Mr. Cliff C. Jones
Mr. David Cimpl and Ms. Laura Mr. Louis A. Kaucic and
MC Realty
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dean
David Oliver
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Forsee
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Giffin
Lockton Companies
Sonnenschein Nath & Posenthal Mr. J. Scott Francis
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Hanes
Mark One Electric Co., Inc.
LLP
Kansas City Power & Light
Ms. Julie Heibel
McCullough Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mayer
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Johnson
The Monello Family
Mr. Frank T. McCarthy and
Mr. Bob Fritsch and
Ms. Ann Nichols
Mr. William Merritt
Ms. Marilyn Dawson-
M. Foley
Ms. Sharyl Kennedy
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2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 A N N UA L F U N D D O N O R S
The following reflects cumulative gifts received by DeLaSalle Education Center between the dates of July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.
$100,000 and Above
Oppenstein Brothers Teen Success Club DBA Gifted
Mr. and Mrs. Neil T. Douthat
Health Care Foundation
Foundation
Hands Gift Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Prier
Waddell & Reed Financial, Dunn
Harry L. and Helen M. Rust Inc.
Edata Solutions, LLC
$50,000 - $99,999
Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Whitehill
Entertainment Properties The REACH Healthcare Sprint
Foundation
State Street
$1,000-$4,999
Executive Hills Properties
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sherman
The McDonnell Foundation
AMC Theatres, Inc.
Ferrell Family Fund
Two West, Inc.
Dr. John F. Cigas and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fielder
$25,000-$49,999
Vivian & Hymie J. Sosland Wen-Jung Hsin
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell E. DST Systems, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ashley
Franklin
Francis Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Zanone
Assurant Employee Benefits
GE Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ballard
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gershon
of Greater Kansas City
Charitable Foundation
Charitable Trust
Herman Family Foundation
Trust
Mr. R. Stephen Rees
$5,000-$9,999
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Mr. and Mrs. Doug United Way Of Greater Children International
Baum
Glasscock
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Curry
Mr. Rod Bettis
Grassmere Partners, LLC
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Hallmark Corporate Mr. Kevin A. Dunn
Kansas City
Foundation
$10,000-$24,999
Euronet Worldwide, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boyd
Mrs. Mary Kay Heili
Andrews McMeel Universal Fahey Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. W. Perry Henry Wurst, Inc.
Foundation
Faultless Linen
Brandt
Hickman Mills - C1 School Boston Financial Data Services
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Forsee
Breidenthal-Snyder District
Mr. Michael Brown
George K. Baum Foundation
Foundation
Highwoods Properties
Mr. and Mrs. John Callison
Mr. and Mrs. David Hickman
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Michael and Kaye Cillessen Kansas City Royals
Bryan Cave, LLP
Phil and Judy Kirk and the Charles & Maude Phillips Ira Witschner Charitable Cloud L. Cray Foundation
Kirk Foundation
Family Foundation
Trust
Curry Family Foundation
Lockton Companies
City Of Kansas City, Kansas City Power & Light
Financial Holding Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Missouri
Kauffman Scholars, Inc.
Forster-Powers Charitable Mayer
Mr. Robert E. Clune
Mrs. Patrick D. Kelly
Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Miller
Commerce Bank
Kessinger/Hunter & Co.,
General Mills Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. Miller
Copaken Family Foundation
KPMG, LLP
J. B. Reynolds Foundation
Muriel McBrien Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Mr. and Mrs. James W. John J. Sullivan, Jr. Foundation
Corrales
Kurtenbach
Ms. Ann Nichols
Coventry Health Care of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kurtz
Kansas City Southern Greg and Caroline Reintjes
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Industries
RLS Illumination Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Laue
Master Craftsmen Foundation
The Norman O. and Shirley Crowe
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lee
William G. McGowan John and Susan Crowe
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sioux Chief Manufacturing Mr. Vincent Dasta
LoConte
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Dougherty
Mr. and Ms. Scott Logan
Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wendel
Family Fund
Charitable Foundation
Charitable Fund, Inc.
The Monello Family
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Sanders Family
Company, Inc.
Kansas City, Inc.
Ingram, III
2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 A N N UA L F U N D D O N O R S
The following reflects cumulative gifts received by DeLaSalle Education Center between the dates of July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.
Lou Kaucic Charitable Fund
White
Mr. Shawn Foltz
Mr. Mark Schieber
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Manning
Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Whitehill
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Forsee
Signature Personal John and La Donna Marietti William A. Uporsky Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Insurance
Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. Grover and Family
Scholarship Fund
Mary Elizabeth Martin Mr. John Wolfe and Mrs. Cati Dr. and Mrs. James A. Simpson
Wolfe
Glenski
Dr. and Mrs. Wilber Spalding
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mrs. Thomas J. Wood, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Glick, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strohm
Kenneth and Linda Judge Jon R. Gray and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Sundeen
Mrs. Sue Massman
Woodward
Ms. Michelle M. Suter
Ms. Ellen D. McCarthy
Mrs. Albert J. Yonke
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hall
The Jackson County Mr. and Mrs. Hollis H. Hanover
Scholarship Trust
Massman, IV
McCullough Family Valerie Chow
Chapter of the Links, Inc.
Foundation
$500-$999
Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Harris
The Louis And Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Akers Kennedy & Associates,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. McGee, Jr.
Inc
Mr. and Ms. James
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Ms. Suzanne E. Allen
Isle Of Capri
Mears
Ms. Gwyn Prentice and Mr. Ms. Khensa Karim-Bangert
Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Mr. Michael L. Klein
Warhurst
Miller
Atterbury Family Foundation
Mrs. Warren J. Kurtenbach
WB Family Offices
Muchnic Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bax
Mr. Patric A. Lantz and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mrs. Jeannette Nichols
Byron and Helen Beck
Wewers
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
BKD, LLP
Mr. James M. Malouff, III
Mr. and Mrs. William White
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bornsheuer
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brandmeyer
Martindale
White
Renewal By Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brandt
Ms. Mary Jo McCann
Mr. and Mrs. Ted A. Robert E. Miller Insurance Mrs. Paddi Browne McNearney Law Firm
Wiedeman
Agency
O’Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller
Shirley & Barnett Helzberg Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Foundation
Childress
Shook, Hardy & Bacon P.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Connor
Minority Enterprise Week
Straub Construction Co.
Ms. and Mr. Tracey DeMarea
Ms. Kathy Nemechek
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Stueve
Mrs. Mary Helen Doran
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nichols
Mr. Brian Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth John and Ann Sundeen
Euston
Nicolay
The Racers Group
Ewing Marion Kauffman Park Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Turner
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. University Of Missouri - Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fallon
Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Drs. Mark and Jennifer Reintjes
Ms. Jane Voorhees
Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roszak
The Wally Foundation
FitzGerald
Sanders & Simpson, P.C.
Ms. Kate O. White
Foley Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Micheal D. Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Trust
Scherrer
Reintjes, Sr.
Kansas City
Andrew Atterbury
Ferguson, Jr.
Honesty, Jr.
Geri Hennessy-Lantz
Cumonow Foundation
Tinsman, Sr.
R. Miller
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2010-2011 TRIBUTE GIFTS
The following reflects cumulative gifts received by DeLaSalle Education Center between the dates of July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.
Gifts received in memory of Aaron
Dougherty for the Aaron Dougherty
Behavioral Health Center
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Dougherty
Gifts received in honor of Jim
Dougherty’s 30 years at DeLaSalle
Ms. Elaine Frank-Ragan
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Roling
Ms. Lorraine M. Green
De La Salle Community
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Aylward
Country Club Bank
Midwest Contract Services, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Lynn H. Kindred
Mr. William M. Tilton
Ms. Ann Nichols
Mr. Robert E. Clune
In memory of Albert J. Yonke
The Law Offices of Stephen Bough
In honor of Thanksgiving to Saint
Luke’s Cardiovascualr Heart Center
Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Franke
In honor of Ann Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. John Callison
In honor of John C. McAnany
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr
In honor of Michael K. Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marchesi
In memory of the Norman Sanders
Groundbreaking Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marchesi
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bockes
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oliver
Sanders & Simpson, P.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. FitzGerald
Dr. and Mrs. Wilber Spalding
Mr. W.J. Schreckler
In honor of the fundraising efforts of
Two West, Inc.
Mr. George Kalin
2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 U N I T E D WA Y D O N O R S
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bower
Ms. Christine Howard
Ms. LaChella Ross
Ms. Phyllis Bowie
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Huffstickler
Mr. Michael Ryan
Mr. Sperlynn R. Byers
Ms. Jeanette L. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J.
Mr. Cliff Cain
Mr. and Mrs. Darin L. Kamradt
Ms. Sandra Campbell
Ms. Clarice Kinsella
Ms. Teresa Smith
Mr. Steven C. Chamberlain
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Kohn
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chance
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Clifford, II
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Mandl
State Of Missouri
Ms. Gayle Cowley
Ms. Ellen D. McCarthy
Mr. David Forsee and Ms. Deanne Mr. John Desoto
Mr. Frank T. McCarthy and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Eckert
Sommerhauser
Marilyn Dawson-McCarthy
R. Stedem
Ms. Laurie Swensen
Ms. Mary Jo Emanuele
Mr. John Mischlich
Mr. Aaron Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Fortin
Ms. Saori Miura
Ms. Rebecca Uta
Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Ms. Fareeda M. Muhammad
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Van Goethem
Ms. Mary Lynn O’Connor
Mr. Sean E. Piela and Ms. Vanessa Grammer, III
Mrs. Sherry Harrell
Ms. Devora L. Oliver
Ms. Clela V. Haynes
Mr. Matthew M. Panther
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Werner
Ms. Julie Heibel
Mr. David R. Park
Ms. Joanna L. Whitaker
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Heili
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Reid
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. White
Mr. Michael Hobson and
Ms. Jo Ann Rice
Ms. Wanda K. Williams
Mrs. Susan K. Rinella
Ms. Debbie I. Young
Mrs. Valinda Fisher-Hobson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hogan
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Salzman, II
Mr. Kenan Robinson
Van Goethem-Piela
Department of Elementary & Secondary Education
SCHOOL REPORT CARD
DELASALLE CHARTER SCHOOL (1970)
Grade Span: 9 - 12
Title I School: Y In School Improvement: Title I No Sanctions
Achieved AYP: Not Met
(1) Preschool Enrollment
DELASALLE CHARTER SCHOOL 2011 - 0
(2) K-12 Enrollment
DELASALLE CHARTER SCHOOL 2011
Total 169
Asian 0.0%
Black 88.2%
Hispanic 8.9%
Indian 0.0%
White 3.0%
(3) Attendance
DELASALLE CHARTER SCHOOL 2011 75.8
(4) Students Eligible for Free or Reduced-Price Lunch
DELASALLE CHARTER SCHOOL 2011
Percent 80.6%
Number 166
Background checks have been completed on the charter school’s board members.
A S P E C IA L T HA N K YO U T O O U R PA R T N E R A G E N C I E S
UMKC Charter School Center
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DeLaSalle Education Center
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