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Dear Friends of CISE, It is my privilege to present to you the Annual Report and calendar for the Catholic Inner-city Schools Education Fund (CISE). In this report, you can find information about CISE’s mission, history, and finances, as well as lists of our many donors. Since its founding over 30 years ago, CISE has allowed thousands of inner-city students in Cincinnati to attend our Catholic schools. Through the efforts of our many supporters, we have placed our students on educational paths that have taken them to college and successful careers. In today’s world, the mission and ministry of CISE is so important. Our young people are faced with intense challenges and mixed signals from society. It is more vital than ever that we provide a safe, faith-based education for our children. By doing so, we remain hopeful that the next generation of leaders will continue to spread Christ’s message of compassion and love across the world. CISE could not exist if it were not for its many dedicated donors and supporters. You have my sincerest gratitude for your ongoing support of CISE. Please know that, through your efforts, we are truly making an impact upon the lives of our families. Thank you for helping to spread God’s light into our inner city! Yours in Christ, Dr. Jim Rigg Director of Educational Services Superintendent of Catholic Schools Archdiocese of Cincinnati 2009 Annual Campaign Results Thanks to the dedicated fundraising efforts of co-chairs Tom Heekin and Ed Rigaud and the generosity of our benefactors, the 2009 CISE Campaign was a huge success. With the help of the CISE Board and the Young Executives Group, they generated total contributions of over $3,500,000, including nearly $2,200,000 in unrestricted funds. 2010 Annual Campaign Paul Muething, along with his brothers, Jim, Tom, Mark and Steve are chairing the 2010 CISE Annual Campaign, which kicked off in September 2010 and will run through January 2011. Our Vision CISE opens doors for poor urban children to attend Catholic schools where Gospel values are taught and students receive an excellent education in an environment of respect, safety and discipline. Our History In 1980, during his tenure as Archbishop of Cincinnati, Cardinal Joseph Bernardin created the Catholic Inner-city Schools Education Fund (CISE) to help combat poverty in Cincinnati’s inner city neighborhoods. Working for social justice in a changing world, Cardinal Bernardin knew that the most valuable help that the local Church could offer the poor and disadvantaged in our community was a Catholic school education. Catholic schools, pillars of those neglected communities, had educated generations of immigrants and helped set them on the road to prosperity and full participation in American society. With the hope of doing the same for the urban poor, Cardinal Bernardin established CISE to give all children, regardless of their religious backgrounds and economic circumstances, the opportunity to receive a quality education at a neighborhood Catholic school. Our Schools St. Joseph, West End St. Boniface, Northside Corryville Catholic, Corryville St. Francis de Sales, East Walnut Hills Prince of Peace, Madisonville St. Francis Seraph, Over-the-Rhine Holy Family, East Price Hill Resurrection, Price Hill Note from the CISE Staff We feel so blessed to be able to work for CISE. Every day we are amazed at the goodness of our donors who make it possible for children they may never meet to benefit from a Catholic education. If you would like to visit one of our schools to see firsthand the impact of your generous support, please contact the CISE office at (513) 421-3131 ext. 2751 or cise@catholiccincinnati.org. Financials Year ending June 30, 2010 Income FY10 Campaign - Unrestricted Campaign - Restricted High School Grants Other Spring Appeal 2009 Friends of CISE Raffle Parish Appeal High School Administration Foundation Administration Interest - Unrestricted Interest - Restricted Miscellaneous Donations Total Income Expenses FY10 CISE School Allocations School Restricted Expenses* High School Grants* Total Education Allocations Fundraising Expense Administrative Expense Total Expenses $2,196,445 783,476 249,900 16,691 128,794 122,600 30,531 22,000 26,625 38,071 6,882 $3,622,015 $1,947,302 337,320 988,418 3,273,040 38,360 355,019 $3,666,419 2009-2010 Statistics Enrollment Poverty Minority Non Catholic 89% CISE Campaign 4% Raffle 2% Interest 3% Parish Appeal 2% Misc. Donations * Some restricted expenses were funded through restricted income from previous years. Administration Archbishop of Cincinnati: The Most Reverend Dennis Schnurr Superintendent of Catholic Schools: Dr. Jim Rigg Director of CISE Cary Powell Associate Director Carol Stevie Education Coordinator Cate O’Brien, Ed.D. Communications Coordinator Sharon Civitello 1,328 88% 78% 82% 89% Total School Programs 1% Fundraising Expense 10% Administrative Expense Catholic Inner-city Schools Education Fund • 100 E. Eighth St. • Cincinnati, OH 45202 513-421-3131 Ext. 2751 • CISE@catholiccincinnati.org • www.cisefund.org Administrative Assistant Jinny Purcell Administrative Assistant Terry Schroeder
2 9 St. Francis de Sales School 1602 Madison Road, Cincinnati, OH 45206 (513) 961-1953 JANUARY St. Francis de Sales Proud of their Accelerated Reading Program Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Accelerated Reading (AR) is a perfect solution for addressing a wide range of abilities. At St. Francis de Sales, we use it in grades 1 through 8. In one sixth grade class, we have had a range of reading levels from second grade to tenth grade. There is no text book that can fit everyone. With AR, each child can succeed and advance at his or her own speed and be proud. We have seen children move up three or four grade levels in one school year! 16 3 10 17 4 11 18 5 12 19 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday (Observed) Feast Day of St. Francis de Sales 31 6 Epiphany 13 20 7 14 21 1 New Year’s Day 2010 Annual Campaign wraps up. Donations can be made online at www.cisefund.org or mailed to CISE, 100 E. 8th St. Cincinnati, OH 45202 • (513) 421-3131 Ext. 2751 8 15 22
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