2015-2016Tuition only covers approximately 80% of a JCHS education, and the school is blessed to have donors such as you to help provide the remaining needed funds. Additionally, JCHS donors can choose to make an unrestricted gift or specify where their gifts will be allocated. Options include providing state-of-the-art technologies, instructional materials for students, capital improvements, or personalized scholarships to assist students in need of assistance.

Donation categories vary in size and philanthropy options include gifts of cash, monthly payments, gift matching options, pledges, bequests, memorial gifts, gifts of securities, real property, in-kind donations, charitable remainder trusts, and personalized scholarships. Gifts can be made online at www.JohnCarrollHigh.com, or by completing a donor form. Questions regarding donations can be directed to Jennifer Trefelner, APR, CPRC at 772-464-5200, extension 116 or by emailing JenniferTrefelner@JohnCarrollHigh.com.

CELEBRATINGJOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL’S

50th ANNIVERSARY AT ITS

CURRENT LOCATION

Bob & Ann SinnottCharles Hayek & Kathleen GilmartinJCHS Alumni (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund) JCHS Anchor Club (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)JCHS Christian Service Club (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)Mr. & Mrs. Back (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)Dr. William & Laura StantonJennifer F. MuellerJennifer Mueller (Tutition Assistance)Jose F. & Teresa H. ValdiviaKathleen & John Sullivan Kathy Post

Gerry & Kit StarrattLisa Johns Louis & Joan ForgetMary Cairns McAvoyMission Fitness & Wellness (Baseball Program)Richard Rampell (In Memory of Deborah Diaz)Ronald & Catherine Rohm (Swimming Program)Ronald & Cynthia Baliton (Volleyball Program)Roy & Diane Rueb (Religious Department)Rudolf HehnChris & Sue TompkinsWilliam Wolf

2014-2015 DONORS JOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL ANGELS $25,000 & HIGHER$38,500 Bernard E Egan Foundation, Inc. $27,500 Bernard E Egan Foundation, Inc. (Tuition Assistance)AMBASSADOR’S CLUB $10,000 – $24,999$20,000 Anonymous (Scholarship Fund) $20,000 Dr. Nicholas & Elaine Coppola (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)$15,000 Thomas A. Scott Charitable Foundation, Inc. (Tuition Assistance) $11,000 Bernard E. Egan Foundation (Football Program)

GOLDEN RAM’S CLUB $500 – $999Anonymous Charles & Antonia Link Cindy Trefelner Dan & Linda Dourney Dave & Diane Hankle Drs. Brad & Fonda Moll Dr. John & Mrs. Carvelli (Girls’ Golf Program)

Harold & Claire MelvilleJoe & Virginia TuohySanta Lucia General Assembly Knights of Columbus (Tuition)St. Joesph Catholic School (Religion Department)Stephen & Marti Farinacci (Soccer Program)Virginia & Joe Tuohy

BLUE & GOLD CLUB $250 – $499

Multiple Anonymous DonorsBeachside Dental Consultants, Inc. & Dr. Richard Huot (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)Betty McKenzie Franklin Bonnie Goodwin Putnam (In Memory of Lois N. Goodwin)Bridget Grall Bryce & Dawn Jones Carlton & Georgia JonesDave Daigle David J. Gorny (Study Materials & Books for Students) Dorothy BennettDr. & Mrs. Richard Huot Edward and Terrie DurhamEdward Durham (In Honor of Bill Campbell)Eileen & William Wetzel (Teacher Equiptment)Elizabeth Russakis (Cheerleading Program)Eric & Paula Leary WilsonFidelity Investments (Religion Department)Fr. Mark A. SzanyiFran Frazer (In Memory of Larry Frazer)Gerald Davis Gilmore Chiropractic (Cheerleading Program)Greg & Dawn KirkGreg & Tina HerzikHans & Denise Burton (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)Hoyt C. Jr. & Laura Murphy Jeff & Suzanne KorolyJohn D. Austen Sr.

Jon & Christie Marone (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)Jon & Mary Kelley Kaye BakerLinda Moll (In Memory of Paul Satzinger)Lois E. Dermody (In Memory of Francis J. Dermody)Mark & Marisel NewnhamMartin Armato Mary Pat Dunleavy Mary Willson Hrivnak Michael & Janine Richmond Mike & Connie DriscollMr. & Mrs. Michael J. O’Leary Mr. & Mrs. Wetzel (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)Muriel FonnettNathan SurfacePaul DriscollRichard Chapman & Chelsea (Chapman) PlatasRobert D. TuerkRonnie Fonnett Rui E. McCainScott & Monique (Fortier) BruhnTara & Scott GoodfellowTeresa Ford-SmithThe Ambrogi Family The Tobar Family (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund) Vicki (Dalton) Lyles (Tuition Assistance)William & Eileen Wetzel (Teacher Equiptment)

BOOSTER CLUB $100 – $249

Multiple Anonymous Donors (Scholarship Fund)Anonymous (Tuition Assistance)AnonymousCliff & Kaki Mizialko (Softball Batting Cages) David NeillDick & Mase Neill Dr. Joseph HolahanDrs. Brad & Fonda Moll (Athletic Score Table in the Gym)Drs. Brad & Fonda Moll (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)Drs. Greg & Nicole Cheyne (Football Program)

Edward & Arlene Cook (Religion Department)Fr. Chamindra Williams (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)Jim & Melanie CarrJohn Madden (Football Program)Kenny & Susan TaggartKyle D. Kelly Nancy Shultz (Tuition Assistance)Rachel McIntosh (Tuition Assistance)Richard Schlitt (Habitat for Humanity Program)Vero Venom Football Program (Cole Coppola Memorial Fund)

PRINCIPAL’S CLUB $1,000 – $4,999

“FRIENDS OF JOHN CARROLL,” DONORS GIVING LESS THAN $100, ARE LISTED ONLINE.”

HOW CAN I HELP?

WHYDO WE GIVE?

PRESIDENT’S CLUB $5,000 – $9,999Anonymous (Tuition Assistance) James & Sherry Terpening Marvin & Margo Kelly (Softball Scoreboard)

The Silvester Foundation (Scholarship Fund)Thomas A. Scott ANNUALANNUAL

GIVING CAMPAIGNGIVING CAMPAIGN

JOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL3402 Delaware Avenue • Fort Pierce, FL 34947-6116 • 772-464-5200 • JohnCarrollHigh.comJCHS is a 501(c)3 organization, and all donations are tax deductible.

WHAT The annual giving campaign is a coordinated effort by JCHS to raise funds that best serve its current and future students. The funds support a myriad of programs and help balance the operating budget. The generosity of our alumni, parents, employees, community members, and stakeholders supplements the costs of academic and extracurricular programs, provides tuition assistance for students, attracts and retains excellent teachers, fulfills the wish lists of the staff, and much more.

Tuition Assistancefor Students The need for tuition assistance continues to climb, with more students than ever applying for financial assistance. Dedicated families can be forced to withdraw their students because of their financial situation if funding cannot be provided. Action Plans Based on the 2015

Strategic PlanThe five-year strategic plan was finalized in May 2015 after a year of hard work by stakeholders, employees, and community members. Now the school is ready to move forward with the goals and objectives that have been approved. These ambitious action plans include renovating the school, adding additional security elements, upgrading curriculum initiatives, and much more. In the near future, JCHS would like to relocate the art room to better serve our students.

Advanced Placement Professional Development for TeachersCurrently, JCHS offers 17 AP classes and is proud to be the only school in the four-county area to participate in the AP Capstone Program. Providing professional development opportunities for teachers would allow them to broaden the scope of the classes that are offered to students, better equipping them for college.

WHERE

IS THE ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN?

WERE 2014-2015FUNDS ALLOCATED? WHOWILL THE 2015-2016

DONATIONS BENEFIT?More than $225,000 was raised this school year through the campaign, including donations made to memorial funds, the athletic department, specific wish list items, and unrestricted gifts. Nearly $15,000 of those funds were also donated by our extremely generous faculty and staff. Thanks to the support of our community, alumni, parents, and friends of JCHS, these funds were allocated to the wishes of the donors, and helped to make the following dreams a reality:

Tuition AssistanceApproximately one-third of our local student population is in need of financial assistance to attend JCHS, and this past school year, more than $200,000 was distributed to families who desired a Catholic education for their children. As a diocesan high school, we are solely funded through the tuition and donations as JCHS is not directly subsidized by parishes or the diocese.

Staff DevelopmentThe JCHS staff attended the NCEA Convention & Expo, the largest private-education association gathering in the nation, in April 2015. Everyone returned to campus re-energized, full of new knowledge, and bonded as a faculty. Additionally, a full-time Resource teacher and a Director of Campus Ministry were hired and will begin serving students for the 2015-2016 school year.

Upgraded Resources for AthletesSome donors chose to allocate funds to underwrite the softball scoreboard, a new scoreboard table in the gymnasium, a batting cage for the softball team, a pitching mound for the baseball team, and a lacrosse wall for the players to use in practice.

Creation of the Cole Coppola Learning Commons In June 2015, the school began renovating the media center to create a new state-of-the-art Learning Commons at the Monsignor Beerhalter Library. The building will now feature collaborative workstations to better serve our students. Five zones have been designed with multiple modalities, including a student lounge area, a TEAL lab, and high-impact learning environments.

HISTORY CELEBRATING 50 YEARS AT OUR CURRENT LOCATION

The history of John Carroll High School dates back to its founding year, 1916, when the original St. Anastasia School building at Tenth Street and Orange Avenue was erected. The first year of high school was added in 1932, followed by the addition of a grade level each subsequent year, culminating in the first graduating class from St. Anastasia in 1936. The elementary school was relocated to its present site on Thirty-Third Street in 1961 and in the fall of 1962, St. Anastasia High School was renamed Central Catholic High School. In 1965, a new high school was built on the present Delaware Avenue site adjoining the grade school and was named John Carroll High School in honor of Pope John XXIII and Bishop Coleman Carroll.

For 50 years, John Carroll’s current campus has served thousands of students. Our founding generations of parents, priests, and benefactors gave of themselves in order to make life better for the students entrusted to our care. Their actions testified to the power of faith, hope, and love. Let us take inspiration from their legacy. Your gift to the 50th Anniversary Annual Giving Campaign will embrace and continue this spirit. Your response to our present needs will assure the long-term health of this wonder-filled place of learning.