2010-11 Annual Report to the Community - Seton Catholic School

4 Seton Catholic SchoolFrom the Board ChairDear Friends of Seton,June 2011It was an honor to serve as Chair of the Seton Catholic School Board of Directorsfor the past two years. I am confident that our board is currently one of thehighest functioning and most focused groups since the inception of the school.On behalf of the Board, I would like to thank Harry Selner for his four years ofservice as Principal of Seton. He captivated our community upon his firstintroduction and kept us engaged with his energetic style and passion for ourstudent’s success. He did well to fill the shoes of his long standing predecessor, ashe patiently made a great deal of positive changes. He raised the academic barand enhanced the spiritual experience all while he came to know every student inthe building. His legacy will continue as he was very influential in recruiting andselecting his successor.I am proud to welcome Karen Alestock as Seton’s third Principal. With each leadership transition, Setoncontinues to be blessed. Mrs. Alestock comes to Seton with a wealth of experience and an abundance ofenthusiasm to continue the momentum towards academic and spiritual greatness. Her numerous strengthsappear to be perfectly matched with Seton’s needs and stage of development.I would also like to welcome and thank Mike Ritenour for assuming the Board Chair position for the2011-2012 school year. Mr. Ritenour has been very influential on all matters since joining the board fouryears ago. He has tirelessly led all of the facility projects since his arrival and significantly contributed to theExecutive and Nominating committees as well. He was asked by his fellow board members to lead, and hegraciously accepted.Most importantly, I want to thank all of you who offer your time, talent and treasure to help Seton reachfor, and obtain, new and higher levels in every aspect of our children’s academic experience. The school’ssuccess is built upon the commitment and energy of many. Parents, teachers, staff, and contributors playan integral role in the excellence of the school. May God continue to bless you for supporting the ministryof Catholic education.Most sincerely,Michael BoehringerChair, Board of Directors, 2009-20112010-11 Board of Directors (2011-12 Board listed later in this report)Michael L. Boehringer, ChairWilliam W. Cushwa, Jr., Vice ChairJames J. Sukys, TreasurerMichael L. Ritenour, SecretaryJustin M. Alaburda, Esq.Karl J. ErtleValerie A. GeigerBrother Kenneth Haders, C.S.C.Colleen B. JoyceArthur H. LaFountainHarry L. Selner, Jr.Travis D. SmithJohn P. Susany, Esq.Philip H. Wagner, Ph.D.2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

Seton Catholic School 5Summary Financial InformationRevenue: July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011Student Tuition & Fees - 72.46%Gifts & Donations - 8.16%Fundraising Income - 6.9%Capital Campaign - 4.7%Mand. Serv. Reimbursements - 4.08%Student Services - 3.1%Miscellaneous Income - 0.57%Investment Income - 0.03%Expenses: July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011Instructional Expenses - 46.33%School Operating Expenses - 23.5%FacilIty Maint. & Repair - 14.91%Financial Aid & Discounts - 7.15%Interest Expense - 5.015%Library Expenses - 1.55%Other Expenses 0.755%Technology Expenses - 0.67%Amortization & Depreciation - 0.14%2010-11 Annual Fund Review: Our Principal’s AppealCongratulations! Seton achieved our highest levels of participation in school history as we reached thehighest dollar amount for an Annual Fund drive! 100% of our faculty, staff, and board of directorsparticipated! 96% of our current families contributed to the fund! When the dust settled at the end of thefiscal year, Seton raised $102,275.56 from July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011.2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

6 Seton Catholic SchoolA Night to Remember 2010On Saturday, November 6, 2010, Seton parents, families and friends shook, rattled androlled all evening long until A Night to Remember 2010 raised $99, 341 in direct supportto the school at our annual gala benefit and auction.With the theme “Shake, Rattle and Roll,” the Bertram Inn in Aurora came to life withall of the hip (and not so hip) cool cats supporting Seton. A team of volunteers, led bychair Ginger Valenziano, worked tirelessly for months leading up to the event. The resultwas an engaging, enjoyable, and successful fundraiser that touched every Seton studentand faculty member.A Night to Remember is not just a great celebration of the school’s growth and success, this benefit is anessential component of how we balance the school budget.2011 Seton Scramble Golf OutingA great field of Seton supporters gathered Sunday, May 22, 2011 atEllsworth Meadows Golf Club for the Seton Scramble. Thanks to thegolfers, sponsors and one of the few, beautifully sunny days in May, theouting was a success.Proceeds from the outing directly benefited the financial aid andtuition assistance programs of the school.Special thanks to the following sponsors and underwriters:AtNetPlusThe Barnes FamilyThe Kuhrt FamilyKaty & Patrick BrennanArt LaFountainCentral Graphics & the Soulsby FamilyLandmark Stone Products & the Ritenour FamilyThe Cushwa FamilyThe Laughlin FamilyeTACTICSMcDonald's of Hudson & the Baglieri FamilyFleming's Steak HouseThe Meyer FamilyThe Anthony Frammartino FamilyThe Proscia FamilyThe Granchi FamilyThe Regan FamilyThe Hord FamilyThe Selner FamilyICON Sports Management & the Nemer FamilyThe Synek FamilyThe Matthew & Kelly Joyce FamilyUnited FundraisingThe Paul & Colleen Joyce FamilyKent Healthcare CenterSelner Family Scholarship FundUpon his formal announcement of resignation as Principal, Harry Selner announced the establishment ofa scholarship at Seton that would benefit current and future students that demonstrate BOTH financial needAND academic excellence.As Mr. Selner worked tirelessly to make Seton as available, accessible and affordable as possible, so toowill this fund. The Selner Family Scholarship Fund blends Harry’s passions into a wonderfully fitting way tohelp those we should be helping most.Gifts to the fund will be continually sought to keep this fund a viable source of support. Interesteddonors should contact Bill Cushwa with the Development Office at (330) 342-4200, ext. 232 for moreinformation on this and other specially designated funds.2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

Seton Catholic School 7Anna Seppe Wiley & Rudy Wiley Scholarships of ExcellenceChristina Passerelland Justin NicholasOne of many blessings to come to Seton last year was a visit from two Hudsonresidents looking to honor a friend through the establishment of two annualscholarship awards.At the end of the school year, Christina Passerell and Justin Nicholas were the firstrecipients of the Anna Seppe Wiley Scholarship for Excellence and the Rudy WileyScholarship for Excellence, respectively.Anna Seppe Wiley was the daughter of a Count and Countess in Italy whoimmigrated here sometime after WWII with her husband and small baby boy, Rudy.Her husband was a Chemical Engineer from the Czech Republic who had been promised a job in the UnitedStates. Upon arrival in New York City, they were informed that the job had been given to another person.Even though Mrs. Wiley was not formally educated, as her father did not believe in educating his daughters,she taught herself English, worked long hours as a seamstress, and earned enough to keep her familytogether.She raised her son, Rudy, to value education and supported him as he went on to earn multiple degrees.Mrs. Wiley’s was preceded in death by her husband (Charles) and son (Rudy). Mrs. Wiley passed away in2007. Upon her death, a sum of money was left to friends of many years. It was during this friendship thatAnna Seppe Wiley shared the story of her life. The friends felt that Anna’s wishes would be best served byusing the monies left for a scholarship at Seton Catholic School. They feel that her memory, and that of herson who died tragically of cancer, would be immortalized by providing two children yearly with a gift tofurther their education in a school that is academically excellent and Catholic. They also stressed that thechildren selected should exhibit an appreciation for his and her country or city, and show superiorcitizenship by their thoughts and actionsEach year, the Principal of Seton Catholic School and one representative teacher from both the sixth andseventh grades shall select a scholarship recipient for the following year. Scholarship recipients shall applyfor the scholarship by submitting an application which establishes eligibility using the criteria ofdemonstrated academic excellence coupled with a written essay on their appreciation of this country andthe opportunities afforded the residents of the United States of America.Congratulations to our 2011-12 recipients, Christina and Justin!Kulbago Family Science Olympiad FundEstablished this past year, the Kulbago Family Science Olympiad fund shall provide additional financialsupport via an annual stipend for the future leadership, management and organization all aspects of theScience Olympiad program. The faculty member should have a demonstrated expertise in one or more ofthe core science disciplines of biology, earth science, chemistry, physics, computers, or technology.Under Mrs. Kulbago’s leadership, the Seton Science Olympiad teams have won the St. IgnatiusInvitational four years in a row; advanced to the State Competition three years in a row; and placed 2 nd atthe Regional Tournament in 2011. While Mrs. Kulbago will remain director of the program as a volunteerfor the next few years, the family wants to ensure that proper time and attention is given to the programand a proper leader guides the program into the future. While programming may change over time, theintent of this fund is to support opportunities for excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathfor the students of Seton Catholic School.2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

8 Seton Catholic SchoolFund Your PassionThese are just some of the examples of how gifts to Seton Catholic School can be directed to areas of significantneed that are also of particularly keen interest to the generous donors. As an independent school operating withoutsupport from any parish or religious order, the prayerful consideration of our donors is what helps us maintain andcontinuously improve. Thank you for all gifts of time, talent and treasure!Bridging the “Gap”As with many private schools, the difference between the true cost of school operations and actual tuitioncharged falls to the responsibility of the Development Office and direct school fundraising initiatives. The “gap” infunding for the 2010-11 school year was $1,311 per student.High School Matriculation“As we turn and look back at our days here at Seton Catholic School,we will picture our teachers, staff and parents watching us.And knowing their confidence in us, we will take a deep breath, whisper a prayer and walk on.”From Commencement Mass Address of graduating eighth graders Zoe Leciejewski and Henry Stitzel (June 2, 2011)Archbishop Hoban High SchoolJennifer Guerriero Graham OndersJohn Reichard Henry StitzelBenedictine High SchoolMichael ReevesCuyahoga Valley Christian AcademyMatthew WallaceHudson High SchoolBilly FriendAlex KovalcheckSean McKeonMark PostonLiam SmithAlex KoberleinRyan McBrideBen MehelicKelsey RussoCatherina TubbsOur Lady of the ElmsAthena Androulakakis Kelsey FrewValerie NguyenSaint Ignatius High SchoolTommy WagnerWalsh Jesuit High SchoolRyan Feltner Hailey FilonKevin KolarChad RingSam Strebler Blake TownsendKatie ValenzianoWestern Reserve AcademyKatie Chlysta Michael D’AmatoZoe Leciejewski Anna McMurchyJoseph Mylott Patrick MylottConnor SempleSaint Elizabeth Ann Seton Society (as of 6/30/2011)The Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Society recognizes individuals, families, corporations and foundations who havegiven $50,000 or more since the establishment of Seton Catholic School.Anonymous Friend of SetonThe Burton D. Morgan FoundationMr. and Mrs. William W. Cushwa, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert NiemiecThe GAR FoundationFather Vincent O'Dea TrustMr. and Mrs. William J. Granchi, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. ScottMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. GriffithMr. and Mrs. Travis D. SmithMiss Lillian L. HudimacMr. and Mrs. Michael P. ValentineMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. LaughlinThe Paul F. and Margaret M. Wutz Foundation2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

9 Seton Catholic SchoolAlumni Spotlight: John “J.P.” ReganEven hundreds of miles away from Hudson, Ohio, J.P. Regan credits Seton Catholic School with providinga solid foundation that has helped him successfully navigate through high school, into college and onto acareer.While a student at Seton, J.P. served with student ministry, both as analtar server and Catholic Heart Work Camp.Later, at Walsh Jesuit High School, J.P. served as a team leaderfor the school’s annual “Kairos” retreat program, class vice-president andsenior retreat leader for St. Mary’s Life Teen Program. Upon graduationfrom Walsh, he was named as an “Outstanding Senior.”While at the University of Missouri, J.P. served in leadershiproles in the university’s highly selective “Summer Welcome” program forincoming freshman, as well as being selected for the Chancellor’sLeadership Scholarship. He helped found the first student peer ministry forthe Catholic Student Association of the university’s Newman Center.After graduating from the University of Missouri with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism, J.P. wasselected for Southwest Airlines’ highly competitive internship program this past summer in the Fortune 500Company’s communications department. He’s now a full-time employee.“Seton opened my eyes and gave me sight.My teachers at Seton taught me that we,as Catholics, are called to something more… to greatness … to excellence in all things.”A common thread in J.P.’s life is love of service for others. His passion for serving continues to this day.Coincidentally for this Seton Crusader and Walsh Warrior, the corporate slogan at Southwest Airlines is“warrior spirit, servant heart.” Last year, Southwest employees donated more than 45,000 hours of serviceto charitable organizations across the country and donated more than $12 million to Ronald McDonaldhomes in the United States. J.P. is proud to be a part of business that makes giving back such a priority.At the "Seton Gathering" on February 28, 2007, J.P., then a senior at Walsh Jesuit, spoke to potentialnew families, and said, “Everything I’ve learned was built upon a foundation, a constant that is so vital in thisever changing world. That constant has been the sum of my values, my memories, my past, and all thatpaints a picture of who I am now. That constant was molded not out there, but within these walls of SetonCatholic School.”J.P. would be the first to say “Thank You” to all of those who helped make Seton what it is today,because Seton helped make him what he is today.Alumni Note“I'm majoring in Petroleum Engineering. I'm part of Alpha Xi Delta and I'm loving the path I am on right now.I have no one else to thank but Seton for the solid base they provided for me.”Dana Harshbarger, sophomore at Marietta CollegeSeton Class of 2006, Our Lady of the Elms Class of 2010, Marietta College2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

10 Seton Catholic School2010-11 Annual Fund: Honor Roll of Donors$10,000 and aboveMr. and Mrs. Paul SergiMr. and Mrs. Michael P. Valentine$5,000 to $9,999Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Ritenour$2,500 to $4,999Dr. John andDr. Maureen AhmannMr. and Mrs. William GranchiMr. and Mrs. Thomas Russo$1,000 to $2,499Mr. and Mrs. David BauerMr. and Mrs. James ChapasMr. and Mrs. William Cushwa, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeuberryMr. and Mrs. Ronald GiesGoldman Sachs & Co.Dr. and Mrs. Richard GrenciMr. and Mrs. James HakesMr. and Mrs. Frederick HerrmannDr. Jeffrey and Dr. Patricia HordMr. Gary Johnson andMrs. Mary Anne Hogan-JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Paul JoyceKeybank FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael MohlenkampMr. and Mrs. Norbert O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Frank PerrottaMr. and Mrs. Michael RitenourMr. and Mrs. Robert ShupeMr. and Mrs. Travis SmithMrs. Mercedes SorgiMs. Brittany Valentine$500 to $999BP Fabric of American FundMr. and Mrs. Michael BoehringerDr. Robert Brandhorst andDr. Mary DubelkoDr. Yilan Chang & Dr. Angie HaMr. Jack CliffordMr. and Mrs. Anthony FrammartinoDr. and Mrs. Stephen HeuplerMiss Lillian HudimacIcon Sports Mgmt Ltd.Mr. Matthew and Dr. Kelly JoyceMr. and Mrs. Todd KuhrtMr. and Mrs. Arthur LaFountainThe Lubrizol FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen MatousekMrs. Anne D. McBrideMr. and Mrs. Robert NeidertMr. and Mrs. Robert NemerMr. and Mrs. Roy ReevesMr. and Mrs. Brian SchlotterMr. John and Dr. Kristen SchmidtMr. and Mrs. Harry SelnerDr. and Mrs. Kenneth SirockyMr. Steven and Dr. Michelle SmithMr. and Mrs. John P. SusanyMr. and Mrs. David SynekMr. and Mrs. Michael TeutschMs. Abigaile ValentineMr. & Mrs. Nicholas ValenzianoMr. & Mrs. Nicholas Valenziano, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wood$250 to $499Mr. and Mrs. Noel BeckerDr. Ronald BerschigMr. and Mrs. Phillip BrooksMr. and Mrs. John ChlystaMr. and Mrs. Brett ClarkMr. and Mrs. Joseph DamatoMr. and Mrs. Perry DemmingMr. Brian G. FallonMr. and Mrs. Michael GuerrieroMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey KavlickMr. and Mrs. Steven KoskoMr. Richard Krofcheck andMs. Paula AngertMr. David and Mrs. Amy Furey-LiganMr. and Mrs. Brian LippertMr. and Mrs. Mark LondonMr. and Mrs. Michael McKennaMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramOracle CorporationMr. and Mrs. Frank C. PerrottaPreformed Line ProductsProgressive Casualty Insurance Co.Progressive Insurance FoundationMr. and Mrs. Harry RoegnerThe Women's Guild of St. Mary'sMr. and Mrs. Thomas SempleMr. and Mrs. Kesavan SrinivasanMr. and Mrs. James SukysMr. and Mrs. Christopher TrenkaUBS FoundationDr. and Mrs. John WagnerMr. Ray Wozniak andMrs. Kristine Nolte-Wozniak$100 to $249Ms. Angela AbdooMr. and Mrs. Paul AngertMr. and Mrs. Douglas BalashDr. and Mrs. Marcus BaratianMr. and Mrs. Andrew BarnesMr. and Mrs. Charles BaumhoerDr. and Mrs. Anastacio BellezaDr. and Mrs. Michael BighamMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey BorkeyMr. and Mrs. Thaddeus BosmanMr. and Mrs. Patrick BrennanMr. and Mrs. William BrennanMr. David and Dr. Kelley CerroniDr. Ang Chen and Dr. Yu ZhiMr. and Mrs. Thomas CliffordMr. and Mrs. Gary ColeMr. and Mrs. Brian CorriganMr. and Mrs. William CushwaDr. and Mrs. Peter CutriMr. and Mrs. Eric DaigleMr. and Mrs. Robert DeaconMr. and Mrs. Perry DemmingMr. and Mrs. Kenneth DombroskiMr. and Mrs. Gregory DuberMr. David Dunne andMs. Kimberly GallagherMr. and Mrs. Joseph DupayMr. and Mrs. Edward EllisMr. and Mrs. David FarrellMr. and Mrs. William FosterMs. Marie F. FoustMr. and Mrs. Lance FrewMr. and Mrs. William FriendMr. and Mrs. James GalvinMr. and Mrs. Robert GerkMrs. Jennifer GiltinanMr. and Mrs. Thomas GoosmannMr. and Mrs. James GuziBr. Kenneth Haders, CSCMr. and Mrs. Brian HakesMs. Mimi HanlonMr. and Mrs. Hart HardingMr. and Mrs. Steven HedlundMr. and Mrs. Scott HeidlerMr. and Mrs. Richard HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Sheldon HoffmanMr. Timothy HolzheimerMr. and Mrs. Joseph HomaMr. Leon Carver Howard, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael KeownKeybank FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas KolencikMr. and Mrs. Michael KowallMr. and Mrs. Timothy KulbagoMr. and Mrs. Terry LahoskiMr. and Mrs. Michael LallyMs. Diana LauriaMr. and Mrs. Laurence LebelMr. and Mrs. Andrew LesakMDF Development Group LLCMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey MartinMr. and Mrs. Eric McKnightMr. and Mrs. Craig McLeanMr. and Mrs. Joseph MendiolaMr. and Mrs. Robert MeyerMr. and Mrs. Ronald Mineo2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

Seton Catholic School 11Mr. and Mrs. Steven MoeglinMr. and Mrs. Thomas MorganMr. and Mrs. Aurel MuresanMr. and Mrs. Thomas MylottMr. and Mrs. Robert NicholasMr. and Mrs. James O'RourkeMr. and Mrs. Michael OndersDr. and Mrs. Mark OrtegaMr. and Mrs. Randall OscarsonMr. and Mrs. David PappMr. and Mrs. Vincent PasserellPearson EducationPfizer FoundationMr. John PhippsMr. and Mrs. Brian M. PierceMr. and Mrs. David PloneMr. and Mrs. Eugene PompiliMr. and Mrs. James PostonMr. and Mrs. Patrick PowellMr. Michael Prevost andMrs. Cynthia CammaMrs. Dawn PrittsMr. and Mrs. Joseph RegaloMr. and Mrs. Dewitt RingMr. and Mrs. Corey RobertsMr. and Mrs. John RoselMr. and Mrs. Francis RuaneMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SaxonMr. and Mrs. Herb SchneiderMr. David and Dr. Anne SchoefflerMr. and Mrs. William ScottMr. and Mrs. Frank SejbaMr. and Mrs. Thomas ShupeMr. and Mrs. Kevin SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Randy SlamaMr. and Mrs. Brian SmithMr. and Mrs. Douglas SmithMr. Sean and Dr. Jane D’Isa-SmithMr. and Mrs. Michael SpohnMr. and Mrs. Frank StamsMr. and Mrs. Michael StreblerMr. and Mrs. Russell StrobachMr. and Mrs. Purwanto SuwondoMr. David ThomasMr. and Mrs. Donald TimkoMr. and Mrs. Michael TustinMr. and Mrs. Marco UrbanicMs. Milania ValoreMr. and Mrs. Victor VoinovichMr. and Mrs. Steven VolcansekDr. and Mrs. Philip WagnerMr. and Mrs. Donal WardMs. Margaret WhaphamMr. and Mrs. Robert WilliamsMr. and Mrs. John YoungbloodMr. Edward ZubovichMr. and Mrs. Ralph ZuponcicUp to $100Mr. and Mrs. Justin AlaburdaMr. James AllenMiss Stephanie ApostolukMr. and Mrs. Anthony ArtinoBank of America FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kevin BargerMs. Hannah BarryMr. and Mrs. Christopher BaumhoerMs. Colleen BeegleMr. and Mrs. John BehMr. and Mrs. Scott BeskidMr. and Mrs. Raymond BieleckiMr. and Mrs. William BlackMr. and Mrs. Scott BonamaseMr. Jeffrey BorkeyMrs. Karen BrennanMs. Celeste CappottoMr. and Mrs. Dean CaputoMr. and Mrs. Peter CavarettaMr. and Mrs. Christopher ChmuraMr. and Mrs. Martin CroyleDr. and Mrs. David DelamboMs. Brigid DoberMr. and Mrs. Daniel DolanMr. and Mrs. Jay DyerMr. and Mrs. Robert EarpMr. and Mrs. Karl ErtleMr. and Mrs. Paul FarleyMr. and Mrs. Derek FeltnerMr. Michael Fetterman andMrs. Julia PerkinsMr. and Mrs. Paul FilonMr. and Mrs. Gary FlahertyMr. and Mrs. Francis FluentMrs. Ellen FoleyMr. Paul A. FotiaMrs. Gina FoxMr. and Mrs. John FritzMs. Megan GaffneyMs. Margaret GaliotoMr. and Mrs. Dennis GeigerMr. and Mrs. Michael GerhardsteinMr. and Mrs. Edward GrecolMr. and Mrs. Robert GroppeMr. and Mrs. Scott HaasMr. and Mrs. Bruce HarrisMr. and Mrs. Timothy HensleyMr. & Mrs. William HinkleMs. Madeleine HolzheimerMr. and Mrs. Todd JindraMr. and Mrs. David JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Herbert JonesMr. and Mrs. David KesicKeybank FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert KiblerMr. and Mrs. Clarence KletchieDr. and Dr. Lenard KolencikMr. and Mrs. Eli KratzertMr. and Mrs. Andrew KremyarMs. Victoria KulbagoMr. and Mrs. David LaseckiMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LaughlinMr. and Mrs. John LaulettaMr. and Mrs. Rall LeoniMr. and Mrs. Jan LinertMr. David LippertMr. and Mrs. Ronald LongMs. Mary Ann LoveMrs. Daun MatteoMr. and Mrs. Barry McGrathMr. and Mrs. Donald McKeonMr. and Mrs. Patrick McKeonMr. and Mrs. William McNamaraMr. and Mrs. Nicholas MehelicMr. James MessmoreMr. and Mrs. Joseph MoeglinMr. and Mrs. David MooreMr. and Mrs. Keith MorrisMr. and Mrs. Howard MovshinMr. and Mrs. Robert MucciMs. Mary MurphyMr. and Mrs. Marc MurrinMr. and Mrs. Thomas NicholsMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey OberMr. and Mrs. Robert OmanPNC FoundationMr. and Mrs. John PalumboMr. and Mrs. William PapczunMr. and Mrs. Paul PlaspohlMr. Todd Plone andMrs. Tara CodellaProgressive Casualty Insurance Co.Mr. Gadekal and Dr. Sailaja ReddyMr. and Mrs. Ronald ReganDr. and Mrs. Patrick RileyMrs. Jean RingMrs. Phyllis RoseSra. Elisabeth Ruiz-FlintMr. James Schneider andMrs. Dana Hansen-SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SchapelSeton PTOMr. Hilary SheeterSherwin WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Brett ShriverSisters of St. Joseph of St. MarkMs. Suzanne SmythMrs. Joan SpohnMr. and Mrs. Matthew StecMr. and Mrs. Timothy StepanekMr. and Mrs. Theodore StitzelMr. and Mrs. Robb StrazekMr. and Mrs. Lech SuskiMs. Allison SynekMs. Leah TeutschMr. and Mrs. Michael P. TeutschMs. Cynthia TrohaMr. and Mrs. James Tura2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

12 Seton Catholic SchoolUp to $100 (continued)Mr. and Mrs. Andrew TruaxMr. and Mrs. Joseph UdivichUnited Way of Roanoke ValleyMr. and Mrs. Alexander VadnaisMr. and Mrs. Virgil ValentineMr. and Mrs. Nicholas VillantiMs. Karen L. WarrenMr. and Mrs. Terry WayeMr. and Mrs. Donald WeddingDr. and Mrs. Donald WeddingMr. and Mrs. Trey WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Daniel WrightMr. and Mrs. Scott ZaleskiMrs. Lucy ZettsA Look Forward: 2011-12 Academic YearOn February 22, 2011, the Board of Directors of Seton announced the hiring ofthe third principal of the school. After a comprehensive regional and national search,Mrs. Karen A. Alestock of Stow was selected to succeed Harry L. Selner, Jr., whoretired at the end of the 2010-11 academic year.A graduate of Kent State University and Ursuline College, Mrs. Alestock holds aBachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education, a Master of Education degree inEducational Administration, State of Ohio licensure as a principal, and Diocesancertification as a Catechetical Leader. She is a member of the National CatholicEducational Association, Ohio Catholic Education Association, National Association ofElementary School Principals, National Association of Secondary Schools Principals,Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, and the National Council forTeachers of Mathematics.Karen A. AlestockPrincipalMrs. Alestock has travelled extensively to Catholic schools across the state of Ohio representing theOhio Catholic School Accreditation Association as an External Validation Chairperson. In March 2009, shepresented the topic New Teacher Induction Programs at the ASCD National Convention in Orlando, Florida.For 25 years, Mrs. Alestock has worked with Catholic elementary school students as both teacher andadministrator, most recently as the assistant principal at St. Hilary School in Fairlawn. While at St. Hilary,Mrs. Alestock was involved in the school’s application for and recognition as a U.S. Department of EducationBlue Ribbon School of Excellence in both 2001 and 2008. With a background teaching all curriculum areas tojunior high students and advanced math to students in grades five through eight, Mrs. Alestock has anintimate understanding of classroom dynamics, as well as superior administrative skills. She was listed inWho’s Who Among America’s Teachers in 1996 and 2002, as well as in Who’s Who Among Executive andProfessional Women in the Field of Education and Research in 2010.A faith and academic leader in her work, Mrs. Alestock also lives out her spirituality in her personal lifeas an active parishioner at Holy Family Parish in Stow since 1991. She served as a Confirmation Team Leaderin 2006 and 2009, and has been a Eucharistic Minister since 2004.Mrs. Alestock embraces the range of ages and unique atmosphere a Catholic elementary school offers.“I love the challenges and rewards of providing for students at all of these ages,” she says. “The needs ofeach child are different, and I enjoy watching them grow spiritually, educationally, physically, and socially.”The task of selecting the next Principal of the school was one the Board of Directors took most seriously.With our past growth and current success in mind, we now look to the future of this blessed school and ourmost cherished students and families.Mrs. Alestock is a confident administrator and outstanding leader who motivates by example,establishes clear expectations, and provides the necessary support to ensure tasks are completed andobjectives met. Mrs. Alestock is a consummate professional and a genuine model of Catholic spirituality andvalues. We look forward to her visible and influential presence in the school and our community.2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

Seton Catholic School 13MissionThe school year began with a renewed focus on the mission of the entire school community – not justour students. The mission is for all to understand, promote, and pursue:Inspired by Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton and rooted in our Catholic faith, Seton Catholic School fostersspiritual development, academic excellence, responsibility to self, and service to others.We are CalledThe theme for the 2011-12 school year is “We Are Called.” We find many examples of God calling people inthe Bible. As the Living Word, these messages speak to us today.This year, the Seton Catholic School community will strive to listen to and follow our calling, His specialpurpose for our life. We know that through our baptism we have been called to be a child of God, and we arenourished through the Eucharist to grow in our faith. As parents, we understand how important it is that ourchildren listen as we guide and teach them. The same holds true for all of us as children of God. He calls us,guides us, and leads us to His true happiness. Let us work together this year to heed His call and to respond aswe further His Kingdom here on earth.A Quick Look at Seton in 2011Seton Catholic School recruits and admits students of any race, color, gender, or ethnic origin to all its rights, privileges, programs, andactivities made available to students. Seton welcomes applications from families of all backgrounds.Enrollment: 433 (229 Boys/204 Girls) Seton Families: 276Faculty (teachers): 28 Assistants/Aides: 5 Administration: 5Staff (non-teaching): 3 Auxiliary personnel: 6Parishes Represented:Holy Angels – Chagrin FallsHoly Family – StowMother of Sorrows – PeninsulaThe Newman Center/IHM – KentOur Lady of Guadalupe – MacedoniaOur Lady of Perpetual Help – AuroraS.S. Cosmos and Damian – TwinsburgSt. Barnabas – NorthfieldSt. Colman – ClevelandSt. Eugene’s – StowNon-Catholic Church Affiliations:First CongregationalHudson Community ChapelHudson United MethodistPoland United Methodist – PolandSt. George – ClevelandCommunities Represented:AkronAuroraChagrin FallsCuyahoga FallsGarrettsvilleHudsonKentMacedoniaMantuaMunroe FallsNew SpringfieldNorthfieldNorthfield CenterPeninsulaRavennaRemindervilleSt. Hilary – AkronSt. Joan of Arc – StreetsboroSt. Luke – YoungstownSt. Mary – HudsonSt. Michael’s Orthodox Church – Broadview HeightsSt. Patrick – KentSt. Peter of the Fields – RootstownSt. Rita – SolonSt. Victor – RichfieldSt. Paul’s Greek Orthodox – North RoyaltonSt. Sergius – ParmaThe Chapel – AkronUnited Methodist – KentRichfieldSolonStowStreetsboroTallmadgeTwinsburg2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

14 Seton Catholic SchoolNew FacultyIn addition to Mrs. Alestock, the 2011-12 year brings some additional new faces to the Seton Catholic Schoolcampus and community. Please welcome the following new faculty and staff!Kristan Heller brings a lifelong commitment to Catholic education – both personally andprofessionally. She is a graduate of St. Paul’s North Canton Elementary School, Saint ThomasAquinas High School in Louisville, Ohio, and John Carroll University.Prior to joining the Seton Catholic School staff, Mrs. Heller taught at St. Hilary School inFairlawn, Hudson United Methodist, and Holy Family School in Stow.Mrs. Kristan Heller7 th & 8 th Grade Religion“As a teacher in a Catholic school, I look forward to helping young people discovertheir walk with the Lord. We are all called by God to walk with the Lordduring our journey of life.”Mr. Jon Prochnow serves as our Licensed School Psychologist.Mr. Prochnow began his career as a special education teacher with Kent Cityschools. He worked as a school psychologist with students in grades K-12.Since 2007, he has been the school psychologist at Archbishop Hoban High School.Mr. Jonathan ProchnowSchool PsychologistMr. Prochnow helps plan, implement and monitor interventions. He works withadministrators, teachers and parents to further school success for their students. He mayprovide group and individual counselling services along with whole class education on topicssuch as anger management, conflict resolution and social skills.Miss Brittany Valentine comes back to Seton as a proud graduate ready to play a significantrole in the lives of her second grade students just as she was blessed by her own Setonteachers many years ago.Miss Valentine is a graduate of Walsh Jesuit High School and Saint Francis University. Aftercollege, she taught middle school and played semi-professional soccer in Sweden. She holds alicense from the Ohio Department of Education in Early Childhood Education.Ms. Brittany ValentineSecond Grade“More than any other program of education sponsored by the Church,the Catholic school has the opportunity and obligation to be unique,contemporary, and oriented to Christian service.”Mrs. Christi-Ann Vaughn teaches 7 th and 8 th grade English and 7 th grade Reading.Mrs. Vaughn is a graduate of Georgian Court University, holding a Bachelor of Arts in bothEnglish and Education. Previous to Seton, Mrs. Vaughn taught junior high language arts forthree years in Allentown, New Jersey.She is a published author of poetry, creative writing, and public speaking units. She has alsoserved as the Project Link Site Coordinator for Westlake City Schools for the past three years.Mrs. Christi-Ann Vaughn7 th & 8 th Grade2010-11 Annual Report to the Community

Seton Catholic School 152011-12 Board of DirectorsChairMichael L. RitenourPresidentLou Ritenour Decorators, Inc.TreasurerJames J. SukysDirector of DevelopmentHabitat for Humanity of Summit CountyOFFICERSVice ChairJohn P. Susany, Esq.PartnerStark & Knoll Co., L.P.A.SecretaryMichele R. KuhrtVice President, Corporate TaxLincoln ElectricDIRECTORSJustin M. Alaburda, Esq.AssociateBrennan, Manna & DiamondMichael L. BoehringerPresidentBoehringer Capital, LLCRobert K. EvansPrincipalNorthrich CompanyBrother Kenneth Haders, C.S.C.PresidentArchbishop Hoban High SchoolArthur H. LaFountainFinancial AdvisorEdward JonesKaren A. AlestockPrincipalSeton Catholic SchoolKarl J. ErtlePresidentWalsh Jesuit High SchoolValerie A. GeigerSenior Vice PresidentPNC BankColleen B. JoyceDirector of FinanceMarketHATCH Co., Inc.Travis D. SmithChief Executive OfficerJo-Ann Stores, Inc.Philip H. Wagner, Ph.D.SuperintendentLicking Heights Local School DistrictMichael P. ValentinePresident, Group Transportation Systems(Chair Emeritus)DISCLAIMER:We have made a concerted effort to recognize donors properly. If we have inadvertently left your name off a listing, pleasenotify us immediately. Listings in this report recognize gifts received through the school's fiscal year ending June 30, 2011.For more information on anything detailed in this reportor other school strengths and opportunities,please contact Bill Cushwa at:Seton Catholic School6923 Stow Road Hudson, Ohio 44236Main (330) 342-4200, ext. 232 Fax (330) 342-4276www.setoncatholicschool.org www.facebook.com/setoncatholicschoolcushwab@setoncatholicschool.org2010-11 Annual Report to the Community