EDGEWOODCAMPUS SCHOOL

2010-2011

Annual Report

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Edgewood!

A Sinsinawa Dominican sponsored school

829 Edgewood College Drive • Madison, WI 53711Phone 608-663-4100 • Fax 608-663-4101http://campus-school.edgewood.edu

Jennifer Hackworthy ’81 Gambino

Jennifer Hackworthy came to Edgewood when she was four years old for the Campus School pre-kindergarten program. Fourteen years later she graduated from Edgewood High School. She wenton to Lawrence University and later married her classmate Frank Gambino ’81. Their daughterMadeline was a member of the Campus School Class of 2011.

Frank described the feelings that he and Jennifer had about Edgewood Campus School like this, “We firmly believe that the foundation for higher learning begins with Edgewood Campus School.”Jennifer Hackworthy ’81 Gambino died in the fall of 2007 of cancer. She was loved and is missedby many. �•�On Friday, September 24, 2011 the families of Jennifer Hackworthy Gambino and Frank Gambino, as well as their Edgewood Campus School classmates of 1981, came together for the dedication andblessing of a memorial in Jennifer’s memory. The stone bench and garden have been placed in abeautiful setting in the back yard of the Campus School.

The inscription on the stone reads: In memory of Jennifer Hackworthy Gambino (’81),

whose compassion and grace showed us that acceptance is the

cornerstone of friendship.

Edgewood Campus School is grateful for the contributions and work of Jim Durham Family, Quarra Stone and Nick Schultz, master carver;

Mark Schessler and Bob Winding of The Bruce Company

Animal silhouettes courtesy of Lucasiniho and other contributors to vector4free.com and tutsking.com.

The Development Office of Edgewood Campus School prepared this Annual Report.Questions regarding content and donor lists, or requests for additional information

about the school should be directed to the Development Director at 608-663-4126 or sldrea@edgewood.edu.

EDGEWOOD CAMPUS SCHOOL

2010-2011

Annual Report

July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011

A Sinsinawa Dominican sponsored school

829 Edgewood College DriveMadison, WI 53711Phone 608-663-4100Fax 608-663-4101

http://campus-school.edgewood.edu

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Gregory M. & Joan M. Farrell ’47 Statz

Sandra StavenessDonna SteffensMary StegemannMark StetzerDavid R. J. Stiennon ’77Dennis Stone & Artice Kelting

Michael SucikBill & Cathy Reusehlein ’60 Taylor

B.T. & Janet ThomasNate & Paulette TimmJames & Amy TorgersonWilliam ’57 & Jane TormeyJose Torrealba, Susanna Guerrini, Valerie ’13, Stephanie ’15 & Diego ’18

Arthajean TowellHelen Turner ’87Charles & Elizabeth TurnerMichael & Monica TurnerRuth Bernard ’42 UeckeDaniel J. UmhoeferRick UmhoeferElizabeth Undeerbrink ’20Ken & Mary UrsoRichard & Carol ValleyVavreck FamilyPatricia VogeTerry & Jan Von HadenBilly Vorlander & Kathleen A. McCarney

Barbara VossStephen Wallman FamilyCarol WalshCatherine WaltersDavid & Julie WantaBruce & Michele WarnkeGene Washington & Nancy Robinson

James Watkins & Ursula Magda

David Weber &Trudy Karlson

David Weidemann & Suzanne Harker

Brittany & Thomas JohnsonWendland

John & Kathleen WidderTripp & Nancy WidderMary T. WiedenbeckJune WildemanR. H. Williamson & Anne Grady ’63

Jenifer WinigerJoan S. Wirig ’44Gary & Joyce WodkaLarry & Donna WoldHelen WolskeDavid & Julie WorzalaDaniel T. WozneyCyril & Dora YelkManes Yockey &Mary Unmuth

Joseph Young FamilyLuis & Lynne YudiceMary ZachmanJoseph ZaimanMichael, Shelley, Julia ’05 &Matthew ’08 Zalewski

Lisa ZanoyaJean Conners ’54 ZelenockLydia ZepedaLucille Zustiak

Edgewood Campus School Christmas card by Gwendolyn Pyeatt, grade 6

As sponsors, the Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa have solemnly pledged themselvesto influence the ongoing development of Edgewood Campus School. By canon law,the elected leaders of the Congregation of Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa areresponsible for representing their mission—to preach and teach the Gospel —in each institution they sponsor. They provide encouragement, missionenhancement, education, consultation services, and support for both the spiritualand structural dimensions of the school.

Local leaders, board members, administrators, faculty, and friends partner with theSinsinawa Dominican Sisters to carry out their mission. The Sisters make regularvisits to the sponsored institutions, seek input and foster relationships with theschools. They see, hear and share in the lives of those whom they serve.

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MissionEdgewood Campus School offers children a quality Catholic education with anemphasis on the Sinsinawa Dominican values of truth, compassion, justice,community and partnership, enabling graduates to continue service-oriented,lifelong learning.

Vision StatementAn Edgewood Campus School Student is a Person Who:

• lives the Sinsinawa Dominican values of community, compassion, justice,partnership and truth

• prayerfully seeks a relationship with God• demonstrates responsibility for the environment, others and self• recognizes and respects diversity• uses talents, time and resources to serve God and community• demonstrates problem solving abilities, flexibility, and critical thinking skills with a strong work ethic

• is an enthusiastic and creative learner• uses technology responsibly• is forgiving and can approach life with humor• lives a healthy lifestyle and respects life and dignity for all people • communicates through active listening and respectful speaking

Alice MarquisKarl & Urzela MarschkeAdrian & Gabriela MatiocAnina Mbilinyi & Malaika Maka ’13

DeWitt & Valda McAfeeSteve & Kathy McCoskyBob & Jeanann McCoyTim & Maria McHughRod & Paula McKenzieKyle & Dawn McKinnonNicholas & Barbara Meriggioli

Jeffrey & Karen MeyerMilio’s Sub SandwichesThomas & Susan MillerBill & Connie MillsGary Montie FamilyGeneva MooreRobert MooreMJ MoretMichael & Joan MoreyBrian & Jackie MurphyGeorge & Harriet MurphyNational Guardian LifeJill M. NewmanEmile & Kate NuwaysirMargaret O’Brien OPEoin & Nicole O’ConnellHelen O’ConnorRobert & Megan Scheckler ’80 O’Leary

David & Tina OkadaCynthia Mueller ’62 Oostrem

Patricia Owen ’55Sharon OwenNancy E. OyerSherree ParadiseSoonhyuck Park & Jeehyun Joh

Barbara Pauly ’73Jackie PaulyMary Payntor OPTara Pearson-ForrerDonald ’62 & Mary Peetz

Pellitteri’s Container Haul-Away, Inc.

Perkins Oil Co. Roger & Barbara PerkinsAndrew & Laura PetersenJoanne M. PetersonElisabeth PhilipsGeorge Phillips & Jeana Ruland

Pizza PitGaylord & Cathy Edwards Plummer

Paul & Terri PodruchFred & Stephanie PoellnitzPeggy PoppFred & Janet PowellCharles & Rose Marie Prestigiacomo

Nancy PyeattScott QuinceyBradley & Shelley RaathsSara RaffillJohn & Mary Lou RashkeGary & Cindy RawlingsDon Regina & Jane NobelSharon ReschPat & Renee RichterAllen Rickey & Lane RevenalMichael & Gina RiesenJorge Rincon-OlmosHerbert & Arlene RindyJim Ring ’78Mary Lou Mohrhauser ’45 Roach

John & Cindy RogersonPatience Drake RoggensackRosinski FamilySusan Williamson Ross John S. Roth FamilyPetie RudyMichele & John RussoCharles & Gail SabeanAdnan Said & Nasia SafdarAnn SavonneSC Johnson FundCarl D. & Cherie SchaafKen Schaaf

Mickey Schaefer & Meagan Abbott ’08

Eleanor SchatzSusan SchaumburgFrederick & Frances Schlimgen

David ’77 & Cherie Schmiedicke

Joseph SchmiedickeW.A. SchmitzAllen & Susan SchroederJane R. SchultzKen & Phyllis SchultzKenneth & L. Joan SchultzTori SchultzJudy Hank ’63 Schwarz

Paul & Lesta SearlesJeanne SearsBeth ShipleyLuanna SiberzJim & Carol SmickJohn McCoy SmithNeal & Diane SmithHans & Mary Lang SollingerLen & Mary Ellen Sosnowski

Specialized ElectricTimm & Kara Speerschnieder

Gary & Jackie SplitterDywayne Statz & Benjamin Statz

Edgewood Campus School graduating class of 1961held a summer reunion. Pictured here left to right are:Joe Kemnitz, Madison WI; Phoebe Reynolds O’Connell,Anchorage AK; Claire Markham Clasen, Yorktown VA;Stuart Herro, Madison WI; Mary Malone Janicki,Burlington CT; Tom Bunbury, Waunakee WI; MargaretBruns Wood, LaCrosse WI; Ken Brost, Jr., McFarland,WI; Kathy Joyce Olson, Wausau WI; and CamHubanks, Oregon WI.

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OVERVIEWEdgewood Campus School is a private Catholicschool founded in 1881 by the SinsinawaDominican Sisters. The campus is located inMadison, WI on the northern shores of LakeWingra. Classes are offered from four-year-oldkindergarten (4K) through grade 8. Children ofall religions, nationalities and cultural traditionsare welcome.

Edgewood Campus School respects the dignity ofGod’s children. All children have a right to aquality education. In addition to the pursuit ofacademic excellence, an Edgewood education willbegin to prepare children to live and work withothers and to view all people with respect.

Edgewood Campus School, Edgewood HighSchool and Edgewood College share the 55-acreEdgewood campus. Each institution has its ownadministration and Board of Trustees. TheSchools of Edgewood work collaboratively inareas of curriculum planning, facilities,technology, community relations, development,work-study student placement, communityservice and teacher continuing education.

Campus School students attend classes in theEdgewood Campus School building, the ToddWehr Edgedome, the Sonderegger Science Centerand the Middle School within Edgewood HighSchool. Liturgies are held at St. Joseph Chapel inRegina Hall at Edgewood College.

2010–2011 DEMOGRAPHICS• Enrollment: 304

• 52% male48% female

• 55% Roman Catholic, 47% other faith traditions

• 25% ethnic and cultural diversity

The 2010-2011 community is from diversebackgrounds. This includes five students with F-1visas from international countries, students whoare Americans who have lived overseas most oftheir lives, students and faculty members bornabroad, multi-cultural American students, andstudents from homes where the customs andtraditions of their parents’ home countriescontinue to be practiced.

Students’ hometowns included Arena, Belleville,Brooklyn, Cambridge, Evansville, Fitchburg, Fort Atkinson, Janesville, Madison, Mazomanie,McFarland, Middleton, Monona, Monroe, Mt. Horeb, New Glarus, Oregon, Stoughton, Sun Prairie, Verona, Waunakee, Westport andWhitewater. The five students with F-1 visas were from South Korea.

ACCREDITATIONWisconsin Council of Religious & Independent Schools

School ProfileMark Campanile ’69Carmel Angela CapatiDan & Terri CareyRachel & Doris CarusoJames & Cara CavanaughGary W. ChapinWilliam & Connie CluneJames & Georgia ColneyAlex & Maxine ConstantineMargaret Mayer ’56 CoombsAndrew & Elsa CrummyHelen Dailey OPRon & Jane DanisJay & Carol DannerBarbara Dannhausen OPAnn & Dan DavidsonR. Christian & Kathy Davis Jeanette Rae DeauisioRichard & Linda Karn ’59 Deitelhoff

John DerrJeffrey & Laurie Kuno ’72 Derus

M. & Nancy Payne DessauDorothy DickertMarie Dineen OPArthur & Lorraine DionJames & Mary DohertyPeter & Joy DohrDohrn Jones FamilyMary Therese Dolan OPJohn & Mary Frances Dollymore

Dominican UniversityDon Miller PontiacSteven & Sherri DowdellJohn & Karen DowlingEllen Durkin ’73William & Joan DyerNiloo & Maureen EdwardsEleanor EichmanJan EllisJohn, Molly, Jack ’09 &Anne ’11 Englehardt

Daniel & Barbara EnrightJerry & Marcy EricksonGary & Delores Errthum

John, Deborah, Christina ’17 & Allison ’19 Etzler

William & Mary FagerstromRobert & Rosemary FarrellNick & Carolyn FatsisJanet FetteroflBryant ’83, Kari, Allison ’13 & Jenna ’16 Fisher

Joseph F. Fiss ’75Thomas D. Fitz-Gibbon ’57Linda FlontjeTodd & Judy FloreyHelen ForsterDavid & Linda FosterBoris FrankAlane & Cindy FraserRoman FritzTim & Roxanne FritzAnna FrodlBradley & Nicole FultonNancy L. GallagherGene & Eileen GambelCharlie & Beth GarrellDonald & Mary Statz ’58 Gerum

Katherine Paape ’59 GibbsRichard & Debra GladDorothy GoigelMarjorie GoldenJohn & Alice GoodmanLauretana Gorman OPMichael & Mary GreenhalghPatricia Grosse, OSU ’46Susette & Raymond GustiniSaeed HabibiCynthia Simonett Hackworthy

Sandy HagenAlton & Chryse HallmarkLeo & Irene HamacherBill & Michelle HancockG. Michael & Catherine Hankwitz

Joe HansonTina HatchTim & Nancy Hausman

Robert & Jeanette HeffernanJerome & Jean HeinrichsDean & Kathy HendersonAlec ’81 & Michelle HerringCharles J. HerroMark Herro ’64Andrew & Suzy HickColleen Fahey ’86 HigginsAgnes HillikerGeorge & Audrey HingerBen & Alice HippeeMsgr. Michael Hippee, ’61Tony HodgesNeil Hoernke ’60Philip A. & D. Joyce Hoffman

Richard & Patricia Eagan ’67 Hoffman

Kirk & Paula HoganSteven Holaday & Kate Ripple

Deborah HolmesJessica HolmesMary Hornung OPTheresa Hottenroth &Michael Hetsko ’08

Hovde & HovdeDaniel & Patricia HuberMichael & Gail HuntJoan C. HurleyKyung-Sook HwangRichard & Mary Ann Ihlenfeld

John JahnEd & Susan JenkinsDan & Joan JennerjohnJeeyun Joh & Soon Hyuck Park

EJ & JM JohnsonBill & Deb JordahlMichelle JorenbyHarold Joyce Jr. ’55Henry & Mary Ann JuanTimothy Kamp FamilySheila Farrell ’70 KarlsPatricia KessenichRichard ’59 & Linda Kiekbusch

Andrew ’81, Kathleen,Marina ’09 & Delanie ’13 Kinney

Gib & Ann KlecknerKlein Dickert Co, Inc.Edward & Virginia Klein Don & Carolyn KnorrJin-Kyung Kim KoJohn & Teri KremerDonald & Catherine KreulArmin & Margaret KrohnMuriel KroneSven & Dorothy KronerRon & Jayne KuehnThomas & Joanne Kupiszewski

Max & Shelley LagallyElmer & Barbara LandonMary Longley ’64 LandsnessVikki LarsonSally O’Malley LathersChris & Jean LeeMyong Jin LeeSears LehmannPatrick & Genie LenihanW.G. & Jean LenlingIrving & Dorothy Levy Foundation

Mildred LindbloomScott Linkowski & Elizabeth Graber ’89

Shirley LipkeMike & Linda LovejoyRichard LoweMichael & Patricia LuceyWarren & Sharon LuehringDon & Shelly LukesTeresa E. ’68 LyonsM & I BankJohn & Elenore MackMaggie Roth ’74 MackeyRuth M. MadsenWalter & Janet MagsamenDan & Joann MaidaReginald & Juliet MakKathleen Malone OPMichael Mandeville

Board Chairperson’s Letter

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As I reflect back over the past year, I am reminded of our core value of partnershipat Edgewood Campus School. In 2011 we took important steps to secure our positionas an independently incorporated institution on the Edgewood campus. The workto establish the necessary documentation for this incorporation has been goingon for many years. We were able to achieve this important step, and maintain anappropriate setting for the education of elementary and middle school students,through our strong partnership with the Dominican Sisters of Sinsinawa. We willalways be indebted to Greg Everts, attorney and former ECS parent and Boardmember, for the countless hours of time and expertise he so graciously donated onbehalf of Edgewood Campus School. We are also grateful to Toni Prestigiacomo,attorney and current ECS parent and Board member, for her time and talents infinalizing this process.

As the Chair of the Board, I speak for all of the trustees when I express our supportfor Sister Kathleen and the dedicated faculty and staff of Edgewood Campus School.Our partnership is one of mutual respect, and shared vision and hope for the future.With the incorporation behind us, we will move forward to plan for the future as aschool with a clear mission, strong core values, and high academic standards.

As a former parent of Edgewood Campus School, with a high school senior who ismaking college decisions, I have been reminiscing about our Campus School days.Our senior entered high school with a strong foundation in academics and aconfidence that was fostered by the core values of Edgewood Campus School. Thepartnership between parents and the school is a positive message to the students, andprovides so many opportunities for growth. Thank you to all the parents who attendacademic events like the Geo Fair, coach our teams, attend the concerts, serve lunch,help in the classrooms and partner in so many other ways.

Sally WolffChairperson, Board of Trustees

William K. ’55 & Carol Giswold

Gary Goyke & Nancy RottierJohn & Julia GrimmJohn & Cindy HackworthyFrank & Deb HeneghanJames & Ann HillMortimer & Susan HuberJames R. Imhoff, Jr.Jane Jones & Paula CaviedesTom & Mary KleinDavid & Ikuyo LehaneKen Lemmer ’61Dan & Pat LevineKyle LinstrothCurtis, Pat, Sydney &Maxwell Martin

Kenneth T. ’47 & Joann McCormick

Don & Connie MillerJohn, Laura & Miles ’07 Petchler

Mark Piddington & DianneFisher Piddington

Mike & Renee PowersArif ’86 & Zenia QureshiEdward & Phyllis ReynoldsLarry & Amy Scheibel, Izaak ’06, & Brennan ’10 Lauer

Steve ’79 & Pam Schernecker

Ken & Lynn SchreibmanDavid & Betsy Siitari David, Cheryl, Dawn ’83, Joshua ’92,Tiffany ’94, Crystal ’99 & Brittany ’03 Strassman

Christine, Hannah ’09 &Aibai ’12 Tarrant

Thomas & Donna ThayerJohn Thompson &Marianna FuchsThompson

Lawrence & Monica Mason ’81 Thuet

Ordean & DortheaTorstenson

Marc B. VaccaroGary & Mari WolterKenneth & Karen WoodDoug & Patty Zander

$250–$499Alliant Energy Apollo Mechanical, Inc.Michael Auen & Carolyn Schoenfeld

Darrell & Michelle BehnkeDennis Birke & Susan VialC & H Packaging Company, Inc.

Kevin & Dana CassidyRod & Diane ChristensonDoug & Marti CoursinDave & Sue DarwinNolda DohmeJohn & Connie DrydykZapate & Ronette EspinosaFirst Realty (honorarium

from Pat Richter)Gordon Flesch Co, Inc.John GartlandThe Gialamas CompanyJeffrey & Carol GlassrothPaul Guerin & Jean MescherDale & Dianne HopkinsConnie IrlbeckMary Malone ’61 JanickiPatricia JensDave & Jean JohnsenMarlen & Arlene JunckJohn & Michelle KasimatisMike & Chris KlecknerDon & Adriana Soto-Kleinsek

Brad, Janell, Christopher ’98, Angela ’01 & Matthew ’02 Knutson

John, Darlene, Emily ’98, Kathryn ’00 & Robert ’03 Kozarek

Steve & Kelly Lagman

Myoung Jin LeeDavid A. Lenz FamilyBarbara LessnerBarbara A. LeviJudith H. Ludlow, ’48Eric Lynn & Kathleen Schmitz

David & Kathleen MahoneyJames & Tracy MaloneyMark & Kathryn McLaneJon & Beth McLaughlinC.J. McManmonDon, Kris, Amanda ’05 &Charles ’06 Miller

Daniel & Ellyn MohsJohn D. O’ConnellPaul & Linda OwenBob & Jan PaivaJeff Parisi ’82Ward PaxtonMel & Mary PearlmanJames Ralph, Shu-Chi Liang& Kathleen ’08

Robert & Adlon RectorJean Richter OPBen & Anita RusyWilliam & Rolliana Scheckler

Jane Schiefelbein Family Trust

Patricia SchleiferTony & Maria SchumacherTimo Seppalainen, CelesteRoberts & Ansa ’09

Kevin & Margaret SheaGregg Shimanski ’65Steve & Jennifer Maclean Smith

Sharon SmithRandy & Mary SteinhauerPatrick & Anna Thayer ’94 Stern

Robert StraubRobert P. Trout & Janet Studley

Wisconsin Power & LightThomas, Abigail Ela ’85,

Taylor ’12 & Truly ’16 Wallhaus

David & Nancy WalshJoseph G. Wetzel Sr.Janice K. Zawacki ’65Tom & Mary Kay Zimbrick

UP TO $249William A. & Meagan ’08 Abbott

Ken & Joanne AdamanyPeggy & Claire AfableAnn C. Healy ’57 AllenAnaquest CorporationTom & Joanne AndersonJohn & Carol AnzelmoMatthew & SamanthaWright ’91 Apter

Gretchen Baehr ’63Baird Foundation, INC.Bank One Wisconsin Foundation

Bassett FoundationRyndon & Shiela BautistaRosemarie ’56 BielJoan D. BleifuhsRichard & Eleanor BocherRobert H. BockEdward & Ellen BodurianLois BoeckelmanDonald J. "Jeff" Bowen Jill & Michael BowlesAnthony & Kathy BrausChristina BrayGreg & Cindy Zachman Brockmeyer

Tom & Wendy BroundCatherine BuehnerJohn BurkeBrigette, Richie ’02 &Courtney Burke

Anne Kroncke ’84 BurlingCharles & Mary BuschClint & Nikki CagleMario & Theresa CalderonAgnes Cammer

CHAIRPERSONSally Wolff

Grants ProgramGilda’s Club Madison, WI

LIAISON WITH THE SINSINAWA DOMINICANBOARDJean Richter, OP

Professor Emerita, EdgewoodCollege Department of HistoryCollege Archivist, 1997-2005ECS faculty, 1961-66

PRESIDENT/PRINCIPALKathleen Malone, OP

Edgewood Campus School

BOARD SECRETARYJoyce Wodka

Business ManagerEdgewood Campus School

MEMBERSOdette Ahn

Assistant Director, MBA ProgramUW-Madison School of Business

Kathy AndesEducatorFormer Edgewood

Campus School faculty

Tom Derr ‘81Property ManagerDerr Apartments

W. Bruce FoxSenior Portfolio ManagerUS Bank Asset Management Group

Deirdre Hargrove-KrieghoffDirector, Childcare Services St. Mary’s Hospital

Colleen MartineAttorney

Antonina PrestigiacomoPartnerFoley and Lardner LLP

Susan RichardsBeekeeper & Honey ProducerHidden Oaks Apiary

Mark Schemmel, ECS ’81Attorney

Scott C. ThompsonChief, HR ServicesBureau of Human ResourcesState of Wisconsin

Clare Wagner, OPSpiritual Director and RetreatLeader

Board of Trustees, 2010-2011

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Edgewood Campus School has a President/Principal model of governance with an elected Board ofTrustees who are approved by the Corporate Board of the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters. The role ofthe Board members is to promote the Campus School’s Catholic identity and Dominican heritage;review the educational programs; promote the vision of the Sinsinawa Dominicans and overseethe development and implementation of the strategic plans; manage the long-range planning;exercise financial responsibility including approval of the budget and meeting the audit and reviewrequirements; make changes to the by-laws as needed; and to annually assess the effectiveness of theperformance of the Board. Board members serve three-year terms.

Jeff & Miriam BlockMichael & Kathryn BoscoRoger & Tricia BowdenBuilding Systems GeneralCorp. – Gary & Judy Fox

John BurkeSerena, Alexander ’08 &Emma Charlton

Bill & Kathy ConnDennis, Linda, Paul ’03 &Mary ’06 Davidsaver

Eleanor DavidsaverRobert & Diane DempseyRobert & Saralee FassbenderJean Ferger Memorial FundEdward & Deirdre FreesFrederick III, Dona &Frederick IV ’05 Fruscher

Stan & Joan GefkeTom GraberPhil HansenJoseph & Carol HarcarikKathleen Fahey ’45 HardyScholarship Fund

Lillian HarmsJoe & Liz HenryStuart ’61 & Susanna Herro

Roman & Margaret HiebingGeorge & Mira HistedBasil & Pat HoloydaJohn Hylkema FamilyLinda JanousekFrank Jung FamilyLolita Kalnina, Martins,Karlis & Daina Kalnins

Tom & Mary KellyJoseph ’61 & Amanda Kemnitz

Craig KentJames, Lori, Kaitlyn ’03 &Alexander ’07 Knishka

Herb Kohl EducationalFoundation

Mark, Terry, Cameron ’12 &Chandler ’12 Krajko

Alan KriegelJoan Kypers (Kypers Family Fund)

Mike & Terri LaskisTom & Joan LeMahieuJames E. LynnMadison Gas & ElectricMichael, Susan, & Cassidy ’09 McDonald

Michael J. ’65 & Cynthia McKenna

Dennis & Margaret Berigan ’60 McKinley

Meyer Family Foundation –Thomas & Irene Meyer

Bob & D.C. ’13 MorrisDan & Ann NeviaserStephen & Adrienne NicollMike & Joni OliphantFred & Sara Jane OsborneLaurie, Abigail ’14 &Sheffield ’16 Peterson

Stanley & Brenda PetersonJohn PikeDouglas & Joan Daniels ’68 Raftery

Venkat & Malini RaoNancy Rae Reisdorf OPLouise ReisdorfMemorial Fund

Research ProductsCorporation

Luke Schemmel ’82 & J. Shapiro

Mark Schessler & Deb RusyWilliam SchiefelbeinMemorial Fund

Mary Siberz Memorial FundChris & Alice SpencerGary & Terri SteinhauerJohn SwensonScott, Linda, Kathryn ’14 &Ryan ’17 Thompson

Dan, Beth & Daniel ’04 Tolles

Mr. & Mrs. John R. WallaceRichard & Pamela WegnerStewart & Anna WidenConrad & Marianne Wiederhold

Margaret Anne Bruns ’61 Wood

$500–$999Robert BateRobert & Margaret Baudhuin

Elaine R. BeaubienRobert & Caryn BirkhauserJohn & Barbara BowlinHoward & Caryl BremerPeter & Gretchen BrownCharles & Renee CanverBrian CoughlinDavid Crass FamilyG. Frederick & Shirley DavieJames & Kristin DeKremerHarry, Sally, Kathleen ’98 &Molly ’06 Drea

Arthur & Sally DreherRobert & Julie DunnMichael & CaroleReuschlein ’64 Ecker

EconoPrintEdgewood Campus SchoolClass of ’09

Alan & Jane FindlaterLaura Flood & Fred Siggelkow

Michael & Lisa FruchtJohn Gefke & Katherine Janssen

William & DonnaJean Gifford

Edgewood CampusSchool familiescollected 66 backpacksand stuffed themfull with wonderfulChristmas gifts thatwere delivered tothe Salvation Army.These gifts weredistributed to twolocal homeless sheltersfor women andchildren. The ECSstudents touchedpeople who faced adifficult holidayseason.

Dear Friends and Families of Edgewood Campus School,

During the 2010–2011 school year Edgewood Campus School and the other two schools of Edgewoodreached a milestone that has long been in progress, taking hundreds of hours of collaborative meetingsover the past five years. All three schools are now separately incorporated and as of September 19, 2011,our legal name is Edgewood Campus School, Inc. For many years, the three schools have had separateadministrations, Boards of Trustees and finances, but this separation has resulted in the compilationof policies and procedures that will protect the three schools into the future. As part of this process,all the land and buildings on the Edgewood campus have been designated as being owned by oneof the three schools, or owned “in common.” Written agreements are in place indicating where theland is divided, who owns what percentage of which building and how expenses are allocated.A Condominium Association was formed to govern the commonly owned areas relative to maintenanceand capital improvements. Two representatives from each school serve on this board and decisionsmust be unanimous.

Accomplishment of this goal could not have been possible without the help of our attorneys, GregEverts and Toni Prestigiacomo. Between them, several hundred hours of pro-bono legal work wasdonated. Both of these attorneys will receive recognition near our donor tree outside the office in theCampus School building. We will forever be in their debt.

Our Board of Trustees and, of course, key staff members of the Campus School were instrumentalin this process. In addition, the Sinsinawa Dominican Corporate Members who were in office duringthis process also deserve our gratitude. They sat through many meetings gathering information andmaking critical decisions about land division and expenses.

I am continually amazed by the generosity of all the members of the Edgewood Campus Schoolcommunity. Our Home and School each year discovers more ways to help us raise funds and promotecommunity. Parents assist us in the classroom, on the playground, at hot lunch and during everyactivity. Our donors, parents and friends gift us financially and are always partnering with us toachieve our goals.

Another way that our families and friends assist us is by being our goodwill ambassadors to prospectivefamilies. Many of our newly enrolled students are past or present family referrals. We thank you for thisand for the many other ways you help to make Edgewood Campus School a great place for education.We look forward to a future filled with bright, engaged students, supportive families and excellenteducational experiences.

Sincerely,

Sister Kathleen Malone, President/Principal

President’s Letter

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$5,000–$9,999James, Odette & Melissa ’14 Ahn

David, Kathy, Bailey, Riley ’13, Brody ’15 & Maisy ’18 Andes

Mark, Carrie Landwehr ’82,Ryan ’13 & Alex ’16 Boeckelman

Bill & Judy BrauchtScott, Mary, Drew ’00, Han Row ’00 & Derek ’05 Braucht

Kathy BurdulisFrank, Cindy & Michael ’07 Byrne

Robert, Julie, Austin ’09 &Ryan ’11 Cook

Nick, Debbie, Rebecca ’07 &Ryan ’10 Cray

Daniel, Kathy, Cosette &McKenna ’10 DeChant

Tom ’81, Jill, Ashley ’10,Melissa ’15 & John ’17 Derr

Paul & Helene DillmanECS Faculty & StaffTerry & Susan EhlersThomas, Pamela & Alec ’15 Finger

John & Jeanne FleschFrank ’81, Jennifer ’81 &Madeline ’11 Gambino

Mark, Jo, Matthew ’09 & Ellie ’11 Hoffman

Mark, Kathe, Michael ’08,Tristan ’10 & Andrew ’11 Kuna

Alex, Susan, Joseph ’05 &Jillian ’12 LaMontagne

Gerald & Charlotte LefertMichael, Leigh, Madeline ’08, Louis ’09 &Charles ’09 Meier

Bruce & Susan NeviaserMark, Karen & ZiZi ’09 Paradise

Ivan, Hazel Holden, Kelsey ’08 & Harrison ’11 Rayment

Blaine, Kim, Austin ’09 &Logan ’10 Renfert

Mark, Karla & Alaina ’01 Ritter

Floyd, Mary, Floyd ’01 &Michael ’02 Rose

Frank, Zoila, Jared ’10, Zachary ’10 & Cole ’13 Rossi

John M. Rupcich IIIKevin, Margery & Kristjahn ’11 Saliga

Gary, Janie, Jeffrey ’97 & Peter ’00 Schaefer

Joseph & Jennifer SchauerFred Schernecker ’81Thomas & Kate SchranzBrad, Nicole, Cosette ’12, &Corinna ’15 Smith

Douglas & Barbara Timmerman

US Bank JoAnn WalkerJames, Mary Wall, Stephen ’05 & Caroline ’06 Yeager

Brian, Linda, Ashley ’09 &Zachary ’13 Zimdars

John, Kristin & Lauren ’12 Zurovitch

$2,500–$4,999Alpha Medical Resources –Christina Hutson

Anheuser-Busch CompanyAssociated Bank MadisonEllen Roggensack ’81 BrostromTimothy Crummy ’81Cuna Mutual GroupFoundation, Inc.

Nancy D. DeweyMichael ’61 & Susan EagonEdgewood CollegeEndres Manufacturing

Jennifer Gambino Book Club Greg, Caroline, Benjamin ’13& Matthew Gilles

Bruce & Gail HarmsKnights of ColumbusJohn, Laura, Anders ’09, Soren ’12 &Laura Anna ’19 Koskinen

Tom & Marlene KremerRobert & Linda KrizNeil & Lori LonerganDaniel & Maria McDonaldMadison Community Foundation

MERIT Foundation fromMichael Frucht

Eric Mott & Analisa Rudy ’81Patrick, Nancy & Emily ’11 O’Malley

Carol E. ParkerThomas & Janet PlumbAntonina Prestigiacomo & D.C. Morris ’13

Florence RichardsonJohn & Penny RichertWard & Ellen RichterMark Schemmel ’81Paul & Lucy Hoblitzelle Shattuck

Gerald & Stephanie SmithAlexandru & Roxana TomoviciWilliam, Elizabeth & Ian ’05 Towell

D. Michael & Bridget & Gareth ’01 Veitch

Terrence, Helen, Kathleen ’09& Madeline ’12 Wall

John & Linda Wright

$1,000–$2,499Jim, Carrie, Thomas ’11,Kathryn ’12 & Robert ’19 Arneson

Tom, Michele & Eric ’08 BaerDale, Sherri & Spencer ’09 Baldwin

Jeanne Jackson Bissell

ADMINISTRATIONKathleen Malone, OP 30

President/Principal

Susan Schroeder 5+

Assistant Principal

Sally Drea 10+

Admissions & DevelopmentDirector

Joyce Wodka 20+

Business Manager

STAFFMildred Lindbloom 20+

Secretary & Receptionist

Mark Stetzer 20+

Maintenance

FACULTYDiana Albrecht 10+

Kindergarten (5K)

Jeff Burkel 10+

Music

Dan Gallagher 10+

Technology Coordinator

Nina Goldberger 5+

Educational Aide

Deanna HaaseKindergarten (4K)

Joe Hanson 25+

Physical Education

Ann James 15+

Grade 4

Linda Janousek 10+

Tutor

Elaine KlaasGrade 3

Gail Klein 5+

Grade 2

Vikki Larson 15+

Library

Margaret Nkemnji 5+

Guidance

Susan Olson 10+

Grade 1

Jacqueline Pauly 15

Kindergarten (4K)

Laurie PetersonKindergarten (5K)

Mark PowersGrade 5

Scott Quincey 10+

Middle School Social Studies

Steve Rosemeyer 10

Grade 6 Science & Social Studies

Dick Russell 10+

Middle School Language Arts

Donna Steffens 15+

Middle School Mathematics

Dan Toomey 5+

Middle School Science

Ruth Vander Horck 15

Art

Fran Vizek 10+

Grade 6 Mathematics &Language Arts

Danae WaltersSpanish

OTHER PROGRAMSAmy Schiebel 5+

K-16 Science DirectorDirector of Office of Science Outreach

Yvonne Schwinge 10+

Overture Band Programs, Inc.Band

Sharon Smith 35+

Learning Therapist

Numbers after the namesindicate years of service toEdgewood Campus Schoolin 5-year increments.

Personnel, 2010-2011

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Honor Roll of Donors Cumulative contributions to Edgewood Campus School

SUSTAINING DONORSECS Home & School OrganizationSinsinawa Dominicans Sisters

$500,000 or moreDiane Endres & Ken BallwegThe Jerome Fisher Family

$100,000–$499,999George & Shirley AustinAndrew, Anna & Raquel ’07 BurishReese Family Trust

$50,000–$99,999Anchor Foundation. Inc.Gerald & Armella RingWalter, Londa, Kristin ’02 & Carlton ’05 Dewey

Ronald & Joann Holec and Doug &Jeffie (Holec) Braun

John E. & JoAnne Wall

$25,000–$49,999American TVRonald ’71, Sheila, Alexandra ’06 &Jordan ’08 Endres

Joe & Ulla GraberGreg, Mary Starmann, G.B. ’01 &Stephanie ’03 Harrison

Scott, Jaki, James ’04, Lauren ’07 &Faith ’14 Kalscheur

Steve, Pattie, Abigail ’04 & Hans ’07 Meixelsperger

Thomas, Kathryn, Ellen & Claire ’10 Parker

Doug & Katie ReuhlGeorge & Jean ReuhlDavid, Sally, Alex ’08 & Sarah ’10 Wolff

$10,000–$24,999Altria Group, Inc.Ted, Diana, Katherine ’00 & Laura ’03 Beck

Brad, Madonna Wall, Allison ’95,Claire ’98, Cassia ’00, Elissa ’02,Mark ’04 & Jennifer ’06 Binkowski

Charles & Karen BishopRichard & Vicky D’OrazioJoseph ’64 & Sharon DanielsDEC International –Albrecht Foundation

DEMCO, Inc. & The John E. Wall Family

Andrew ’01, Gregory ’04, Joseph ’05& John ’08 Docter

ECS Students 06-07Edgewater Hotel – Scott, Lynne &Ross ’01 Faulkner

Edgewood High SchoolLarry EndresGreg, Carla McDonald, Matthew ’05& Clare ’08 Everts

Bruce, Jennifer, William ’11, Abigail ’13 & Nicholas ’16 Fox

Gloria Sarto, Lisa Fromm-Sarto,Brittany ’03, Brooke ’05, Breeze ’08 & Brighton ’09

Kevin & Marilee GormanTerry, Ave M. Bie, Walter ’08 & Ave ’11 Grosenheider

Don & Leona GrubbPatricia HackworthyTim, Diane, Kianna ’10, Brialle ’14,Natania ’14 & Cailee ’15 Hanson

Norman C. Herro MemorialHollenbeck Family Charitable Fund

Paul & Teresa HutsonJim, Marianne Madar, Jessica ’01,John ’06 & Rebecca ’08 Jensen

Kalscheur Family FoundationKashyap, Melissa Arnett, Sanjana &Ajay Katwala

Edward ’78, Jackie, Marina ’09 &Delanie ’13 Kinney

Pam KlinzingRon KrantzCamille Lonstorf FoundationTimothy & Kathleen MazurDr. & Mrs. Marvin MeissenKevin, Tina, Jordyn ’14, Kian ’15 &Lincoln ’20 Metcalfe

Richard V. MunzAndres, Robin & Cooper NapoliKen & Carrie NoonanJohn, Catherine ’01, Sarah ’03, Laura ’05, (John) Michael ’11 &Matthew ’14 Phelan

Dan, Lisa & Benjamin ’07 PickettNorman, Sue, Samuel ’08, Thomas ’09 & Frederick ’13 Richards

Matthew & Susan RichardsonRichtsmeier Family FundRick & Cathi Wiebrecht SearerStuart & Judy StairChuck & Denise SteinhauerBrendan, LeAnna, Grace ’11 &Zachary ’13 Wall

John, Gail, Jonathan ’07, Stephanie ’08 & Trevor ’12 Wild

Michael, Denise, Matthew ’10,Andrew ’12 & Lauren ’16 Yontz

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MemorialsGeorgia Berigan Edgewood Campus School student fromkindergarten through 7th grade, whodied in 1941 of childhood cancerMargaret Berigan ’60 McKinley & Dennis McKinley

Kenneth T. McCormickFather of Kenneth McCormick IIIECS ’79 and William D. McCormickECS ’86. Mr. McCormick and his wife,Jo Anne, are generous donors toEdgewood Campus School.Robert & Sheila BockJoan Roth

Sally A. DreherSally and her husband Arthur wereannual donors to Edgewood CampusSchool. Their son Thomas graduatedfrom Edgewood Campus School in 1974.Howard & Caryl BremerSally DreaStan & Joan GefkeKathleen Fahey ’45 HartyShirley A. LipkeJ. Thomas & Barbara QuirkPJ & Marilyn RindyAlice M. Varese

Joan GefkeStan and Joan Gefke are generous donorsto the Campus School. They are theparents of John EHS ‘83 Gefke andhis wife Katherine Janssen and thegrandparents of Frannie ECS ’12 andSamantha ECS ’14. Stan Gefke

Albert and Betty SeppiGrandparents of Claire Parker ‘10 and parents of former ECS parent Kathy Parker.Kathy Parker

HonorariaConrad WiederholdKraft Foods

Dr. Michael FruchtMERIT Foundation

Other Gifts

A to Z Event EssentialsCelebrations Entertainment Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream Gallagher Tent And Awning Keilhauer family Metcalf’s Market Noodles & Company Pancake Café Salzwedel Family Dawn Wheeler Yola’s CafeKevin ZamzowCampbell’s Soup (Labels for Education)General Mills (Box Tops for Education)Kemps (Nickels for Schools)

Kwik Trip (Milk Moola)Land O Lakes (Save FIVE for Schools!)Morning Glory/Golden Guernsey Dairy (Kids Caps & Cash)

Rocky Rococo Pizzeria (Dan Ironmoger, manager of the Regent Street location)Roundy’s Supermarkets, Inc.Target (Take Charge of Education)

The proceeds from two Scholastic Book fairsas well as a small profit from the juice/watervending machine in the Edgedome lobby benefitthe Edgewood Campus School library.

Many retailers and retail products offer monetary gifts to schools. A committee of the Home & SchoolOrganization identifies these opportunities and coordinates the collection of specified items. Some ofthe other gifts that we receive come from:

CLASS MEMBERSThomas Arneson 4K

Marie AveyKali AzzaraColin CassidyRyan Cook 5K

Anne EnglehardtHayley EverettAlexandra FochiosWilliam Fox 4K

Madeline Gambino 4K

Ave Grosenheider 5K

Thomas GuerinJohn Paul HellenbrandMitchell HomburgElaina JacobsonGina JacobsonManpreet KaurCharles KirshAndrew KunaKevin LeeAna LenlingMaria LozonschiJacob Lynn 5K

Maren Madsen 5K

Steven Martine

CLASS MEMBERSKelsey McGrathEmma MeriggioliJoseph Miller 5K

Andrew NicholsonWilliam O’BrienEmily O’Malley 5K

Colin PaivaSean PhillipsBrittany Piddington 5K

Harrison Rayment 4K

Derek Kirk RottierKristjahn SaligaJordan SapiroConnor Schessler 5K

Martin Schreibman 4K

Madison SchumacherMatthew ShafranskiMitch Snider 5K

Libbi TuschenGrace Wall 4K

Theresa WelebobAllison WiederholdMargaret WindingGus Wollaeger

The Class of 2011 “Faithful Friends will Always Stay True”

• Class Size: 49• Students at ECS since K4: 5• Students at ECS since K5: 8• 26% of the Class of 2011 spent all of theirgrade school years at ECS

EDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS4-year annual awards based on academic achievement and extracurricular participationTrustee ScholarshipWilliam FoxThomas GuerinColin Paiva

Lance Johnson ScholarshipJohn Paul HellenbrandEmily O’Malley

OUTSTANDING ACHEVEMENT –MIDWEST ACADEMIC TALENT SEARCHMartin Schreibman

KIWANIS CITIZENSHIP AND SERVICE AWARDThe Kiwanis Citizenship Awards are designed to recognize“all-around” students for contributions made to their schools,homes, and communities. Students have demonstrated positiveleadership, unselfish service, and willing involvement.Andrew Nicholson

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC GEO BEESchool winner, qualified for the state competitionColin Paiva

WISCONSIN ART EDUCATORS ASSOCIATIONSOUTH WEST REGION ART AWARDSMarisa BankeAnna JacobsenJungWoo “James” LeeLauren NetzelMichael PhelanAudrey Schulte

OVERTURE HONOR BANDMembers selected from 12 schools in the Madison areaTommy Guerin Kevin Lee Andrew Nicholson Kristjahn SaligaMartin Schreibman

Numbers after names indicate those student who have beenenrolled since either 4- or 5-year-old kindergarten.

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James, Odette & Melissa AhnAnchor Foundation, Mark Timmerman

David & Kathy AndesRyndon & Sheilea BautistaRosemarie Schernecker ’56 Biel Michael & Kathryn BoscoHoward & Caryl BremerAgnes Gutierrez CammerMark Campanile ’69Eleanor DavidsaverRichard & Linda Karn ’59 DeitelhoffArthur and Lorraine DionSally DreaSally DreherJohn & Molly EnglehardtThomas Fitz-Gibbon ’57Gloria Sarto, Lisa Fromm & the Fromm Sarto Girls

Michael & Lisa FruchtJohn M. Gartland ’62Stan GefkeSr. Lauretana Gorman, OP ’49Terry Grosenheider & Ave BieDon & Lee GrubbPatricia HackworthyJoe HansonGreg & Mary HarrisonJerome & Jean HeinrichsAlec ’81 & Michelle HerringAndrew & Suzy HickJohn & Lorrie HylkemaMary Malone ’61 JanickiJohn & Michelle KasimatisRichard ’59 & Linda Keikbusch

Ed ’78 & Jackie KinneyBrad & Janell KnutsonJohn & Darlene KozarekKraft Foods FoundationRobert & Linda KrizRon & Jayne KuehnMary Frances Longley ’64 LandsnessVikki LarsonPatrick & Genie LenihanMildred LindbloomJudith Ludlow ’48Donald & Shelby LukesMarianne Madar & Jim JensenDavid & Kathleen MaloneyJim & Tracy MaloneyAnina Mbilinya & Malaika MakaMattel Children’s FoundationKenneth McCormickMargaret E. Berigan ’60 McKinleyC. J. McManmomMarvin & Patricia MeissenSteve & Pattie MeixelspergerDaniel & Ellyn MohsEric Mott & Analisa RudyEmile & Kate NuwaysirMargaret E. O'Brien, OPMegan Scheckler ’80 O’LearyFred, Sara Jane, Lilia Rose & Keone Osborne

Thomas & Kathryn ParkerMary Paynter, OPCharles & Rose Marie PrestigiacomoToni PrestigiacomoNancy PyeattArif '86 & Zeni Qureshi

Norman & Susan RichardsJean Richter, OPThe Richtsmeier Family FundGerald & Armella RingMary Lou Mohrhauser '45 RoachAdnan Said & Nasia SafdarDr. & Mrs. William E. Scheckler, MDSteve Schernecker '79Kenneth & L. Joan SchultzKen & Phyllis SchultzJudy A. Hank ’63 SchwarzMary L. Siberz ’54Greg Smith ’67Sharon L. SmithDoug & Caroline SpencerJoan M. Farrell ’51 StatzPatrick & Anna Thayer ’94 SternDavid R.J. Stiennon ’77Tom & Donna ThayerBT and Janet ThomasDoug & Barb TimmermanJames & Amy TorgersonCharles & Elizabeth TurnerPatricia VogeJohn & JoAnne WallWall Family EnterpriseMarianne & Conrad WiederholdDavid & Sally WolffMargaret Anne Bruns ’61 WoodDavid & Julie WorzalaJohn & Linda WrightMary W. & Jim Yeager

Annual Fund, July 31, 2010–June 30, 2011Donations to the Edgewood Campus School Annual Gift Fund support school services, facilities andequipment that enable us to continue to provide an exceptional educational experience for ourstudents. Our wish list for 2010-2011 was: new age-appropriate playground equipment for our 4K and5K students; improved classroom window treatments and air conditioning for our older classrooms; topurchase additional Smart Boards; and to upgrade computer and science equipment. We thank thefollowing donors:

Our Graduates

Alverno CollegeArizona State University Beloit CollegeBoston College California Institute of Technology�

Carleton College�Carnegie Mellon University Clarke College�Colorado College Colorado State University Columbia College Connecticut College Cornell University Denison University�Denver University�DePaul University Edgewood College�Elon University Georgetown University Georgia State University Gonzaga University Herzing University�Indiana University�Iowa State University Kalamazoo CollegeLake Forest College Lawrence University�Loras CollegeMacalester College Madison CollegeMarquette UniversityMethodist University Michigan TechnologicalUniversity

Middlebury College Milwaukee School of Engineering

New York University Northern MichiganUniversity

Northland CollegeOhio University�Point Park University (PA) Purdue UniversitySchool of the Art Institute of Chicago�

Skidmore College�St. Cloud State University St. John’s College, MN St. Mary’s College, MN St. Mary’s College –Notre Dame, IN

St. Norbert College St. Olaf College Stanford University University of Arizona University of Colorado–Boulder

University of Dayton University of DenverUniversity of Illinois University of Illinois–Chicago

University of Iowa�University of Miami/Ohio University of Minnesota University of Missouri University of Nebraska University of Notre Dame

University of Oregon University of Pennsylvania University of Rochester University of South Carolina

University of St. John University of St. Thomas University of Tampa University of Texas–Dallas University of Vermont University of Wisconsin–Eau ClaireGreen BayLa CrosseMadisonMilwaukeeOshkoshParksidePlattevilleStevens PointStoutSuperiorWhitewater

Vassar CollegeVillanova University Viterbo University Wabash College Washington University Winona State University Yale University

Edgewood Campus School graduates from ’04, ’05, ’06 and ’07 (tracked through theirundergraduate years only) went on to attend the following colleges and universities:

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Diana AlbrechtRobin and Steven Arnold�Blake BeckerJeff BurkelCelebrations Entertainment Sally DreaEdgewood Campus SchoolSamantha Ernest�Suzy Favor-Hamilton�David and Katherine FinderJerry and Ellen FisherDan GallagherGlass Nickel Pizza�Deanna HaaseJackson Hale and Kay Vermeulen Devin Harris on behalf of his foundation:34 WAYS TO ASSIST

Tony and Lori Heinrichs�Huntington Learning CenterAnn JamesElaine KlaasGail Klein�Lands’ End�Millie Lindbloom�Liquor TownMadison Concourse HotelSister Kathleen Malone, OP�Metcalfe’s Market�Middleton Art & FramingMilwaukee Brewers�Movin’ ShoesJohn Mueller and Kristin McManmon Jeff Oakes�Patrick Ohm and Nancy Naber Susan Olson�The Orange Shoe Personal Training Jacqueline Pauly�

Laurie Peterson�Mark PowersArt Price�Scott Quincey�Steve RosemeyerDick RussellJack and Sarah Salzwedel�Jeff Schmidt�Susan Schroeder�Kelly Parks SniderDonna SteffensSteve’s Wine�Sub Zero�Jennifer TimmermanDan ToomeyUW Athletic Department�Vic’s Popcorn�The Village Peddler�Fran VizekLeon Wagner�Thomas and Abigail Wallhaus�Katie Wilkie�William Thomas DesignJoyce Wodka���Special thanks to these local companies for their continued and generous support of Edgewood Campus School.Celebrations EntertainmentChocolate Shoppe Ice CreamEvent EssentialsGallagher Tent and AwningMetcalfe’s MarketNoodles & CompanyYola’s Cafe

Our Auction would not have been possible without the generosity of thedonors listed here:

FUNDINGEdgewood Campus School is a private Catholic school (not affiliated with a parish)founded in 1881 by the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters. With an operating budget of$2 million, about 85% is funded by tuition. To meet the budget, the remainder israised through fund development (gifts of cash, stock, real estate, life insurance andbequests) and through various fund-raising campaigns run through the Home andSchool Organization and the Athletic Committee.

2010–2011 TUITION• Kindergarten (4K and 5K) $ 7,275• Grades 1 through 5 $ 6,650• Middle School (grades 6, 7, and 8) $ 7,130

TUITION ASSISTANCEA small amount of financial aid is available at Edgewood Campus School for need-based tuition assistance. Families are eligible to apply for assistance after they havebeen at Edgewood Campus School for at least one year. Applicants must completean income disclosure form. Students of these families must be making satisfactoryacademic progress and have a positive attitude that reflects our values of truth,compassion, justice, community and partnership. Families must re-apply for tuitionassistance each year. The amount given will not cover the full cost of tuition.

Finance Auction Donors

The Campus School has a 3rd, 4thand 5th grade Science Olympiadprogram as well as a middle schoolteam. The middle school teamrepresents the school at a statewidecompetition each spring. ScienceOlympiad is a national nonprofitorganization dedicated toimproving the quality of K-12science education, increasinginterest in science, creating atechnologically literate workforceand providing recognition foroutstanding achievement by bothstudents and teachers.

43% of the Campus Schoolgraduates who left for college inthe fall of 2010 declared majors inscience!

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Auction 2011 Get WILD about Edgewood! Saturday, February 19 Madison Concourse Hotel

Guests had a wild time at the Home & SchoolOrganization’s annual fund raising event, “GetWILD About Edgewood!” The money raised wasused to improve our playground with new and re-newed age appropriate play equipment.

The volunteers for this event demonstrated thespirit of Edgewood Campus School and thepower of service. Our sincerest gratitude extendsto each of them.

CO-CHAIRSJeffie BraunKari FisherSusanna Guerrini

COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS

Financial Statement

Tuition and Fees 81.2%

Contributions 3.2%

Auxiliary Enterprises 4.6%

General Administration 25.0%

Student Services 2.1%Auxiliary Enterprises 4.2%

Student Services 3.5%

Investments 7.9%

Instruction 68.3%

REVENUES EXPENSES

2010-11 2009-10CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETSRevenuesGross Tuition and Fees $2,201,646 $2,209,483Less Institutional Aid (44,500) (46,790)Net Tuition and Fees 2,157,146 2,162,693

Student Services 91,866 97,753Sales and Services of Auxiliary Enterprises 110,146 119,204Contributions (primarily Annual Gift Fund) 85,019 21,585Investments 210,522 63,433

Total Revenues 2,654,719 2,464,668

Net Assets Released from Restrictions* 172,340 368,097Total Revenues and Other Support 2,827,059 2,832,765

ExpensesInstruction $1,580,395 $1,474,966Student Services 48,118 65,756General Administration 579,737 714,374Auxiliary Enterprises 107,099 114,845Total Expenses 2,315,349 2,369,941

Change in Unrestricted Net Assets $ 511,710 $ 462,824

CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS*Contributions $ 73,398 $ 68,997Net Assets Released from Restrictions (172,340) (368,097)

Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets (98,942) (299,100)

Total Change in Net Assets 412,768 163,724Net Assets, Beginning of Year 4,440,247 4,276,523Net Assets, End of Year $4,853,015 $ 4,440,247

Third grade teacher Elaine Klaas and middle school teacher Scott Quincey partnered their classes for the annualTanzania Walk that raises funds for St. Therese School in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. They told the students thatmany of the children inTanzania have to walkto get water for theirfamilies before school.In order to help thestudents FEEL theactivity, they had theirstudents carry a gallonof water on the walk sothey could better connectwith the Tanzanianchildren they wereworking to help. Theirwalk took them fromthe Edgewood campusto the Camp RandallArch and back.

Odette and James Ahn Doug BraunTina DiodatiJennifer DurhamSuzy Favor-Hamilton David FinderLisa Frucht�

Nina GoldbergerKathy Janssen�Julie MajewskiLeigh Maxwell�John MuellerCandice NielsenNicole and Brad Smith

ANNUAL FUNDDONORS

CURRENT PARENTS

23%

FACULTY 7%

PAST PARENTS

26%

GRANDPARENTS

18%

ALUMNI

26%

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The Quality of Their Work is Crystal ClearEdgewood Campus School alumni Manpreet Kaur ’10 and Marie Avey ’10 wererecognized for their work as student-scientists last year in Project CRYSTAL(Crystallographers Researching with Young Scientists: Teaching and Learning) while

they were in 8th grade. They were featured in theAugust 2, 2010 issue of Chemical & Engineering Newsand again in the October 5, 2010 issue of Biochemistry.

Biochemistry professor Hazel Holden andEdgewood Campus School middle school scienceteacher Daniel Toomey were awarded a grantfrom the National Science Foundation (NSF)in April 2009 to bring six students fromEdgewood Campus School to research X-raycrystallography alongside graduate studentsin Holden’s lab.

The Campus School students got to assist inthe process of science, and in spring 2010 the two

girls set up crystal trays that provided key data for a graduatestudent’s project leading to a published paper in Biochemistry.

The editors of this biophysical chemistry and molecular biology journal learned ofthe story and put the middle school students’ work on the cover of the magazine.It is especially exciting becausethe graduate students had beentrying to get this data for sometime, and growing good crystals isvery tricky. Avey and Kaur are theyoungest authors of a publishedpaper for this journal.

To see their crystals, visithttp://pubs.acs.org/action/.

Edgewood Campus School student-scientists ManpreetKaur ’10 and Marie Avey ’10 were recognized inprofessional science journals for their work in ProjectCRYSTAL (Crystallographers Researching with YoungScientists: Teaching and Learning).

Home & School OrganizationThe Home & School Organization is theparent group that serves two functions atEdgewood Campus School.

The first is to build a sense of community atthe school. It is very important that familieswho are new, as well as those who havebeen at ECS for some time, feel a part ofour community. A mentor family welcomeseach new family to guide them through thefirst year at the Campus School. Home &School hosts a New Parent Orientationmeeting before the first day of school anda fall School Picnic helps kick off the newschool year.

Fund raising is the second mission of theHome & School Organization. Each yearthe parent group is committed to raise atleast $30,000 toward the operational budgetof the school. The annual fund-raisingcalendar includes drives and events like:school supply sale, Innisbrook gift-wrap sale,cinnamon bread sales, SCRIP and the annualAuction.

Edgewood Campus School is blessed withan amazing group of parent volunteers whocontribute time and talent on committees, inthe classrooms, lunchroom and playground.Without the help of volunteers it would bedifficult if not impossible for EdgewoodCampus School to thrive and prosper. We arevery grateful.

HOME & SCHOOL LEADERSHIP, 2010–2011Chairperson Susanna GuerriniCo-Chairperson Sue RichardsSecretary Leigh MaxwellH & S Website Kristin ZurovitchStaff Appreciation Kathy Andes

Carrie NoonanHot Lunch Vicki KeilhauerBack-to-School Picnic Nicole SmithMentor Families Lisa Frucht

Jessica MaesPlayground Supervision Tina MetcalfeFitness Committee Bekki RoggensackFamily Dance Night Susanna GuerriniBook Fairs Kristin ZurovitchGift Wrap Ann MacLaughlin-BerresSCRIP Carrie ArnesonCinnamon Bread Kathy KunaBox Tops, etc. Shelley McCoySchool Grounds Kari Fisher

Susanna GuerriniCultural Arts Vicki Keilhauer

Olympians Suzy Favor Hamilton and Casey FitzRandolphpresented their Movin’ and Munchin’ program to ECSstudents during Catholic Schools Week. The program takesan innovative approach to the problem of poor nutritionchoices and lack of physical activity among school children.

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The safety of our students is anumber one priority of adminis-tration, faculty and staff ofEdgewood Campus School.Security is an important part ofthe collaboration with EdgewoodCollege and Edgewood HighSchool. We are fortunate to be apart of the overall security systemthat is in place to protect all of thestudents on our campus.

We have the following securitymeasures in place at EdgewoodCampus School:

• All five of the entrance doors tothe Campus School building aresecurity locked with electroniccard access.

• A camera and buzzer system is mounted on the main entrance to identifyvisitors and allow them to be buzzed in. The activity at this door is recorded on videotape.

• Thirteen cameras monitor and record the entrances and common areas of the school.

• A computer monitor in the office provides views of these areas throughout the day.

• All visitors must check in at the Receptionist’s desk and receive badges thatidentify them as authorized to be in the school building.

There are blue emergency phones in various outdoor locations on the Edgewoodcampus. College security officers, the Campus Activity Center personnel andEdgewood High School staff monitor activity on 62 cameras strategically placedon our campus.

A written safety plan is in place at Edgewood Campus School. Regular drills areconducted to practice in the event of fire, lock-down or other emergency. Parentsare contacted via a voicemail notification message on their home and cell phonesin the event of school closing or delay.

The Edgewood Campus School AthleticCommittee is a parent group that aids in theadministration and organization of the athleticprogram. The committee is made up of volunteerparents, the Athletic Director, a facultyrepresentative and an administrator.

The committee is responsible for orientingplayers and parents at the beginning of eachseason, explaining rules and regulations of eachsport, and sharing the player/parent/coachexpectations in regard to conduct, practice, facilityuse and responsibilities.

The Athletic Committee, which is self-supporting,develops an annual budget based on theparticipation fees and fund-raisers to cover thecost of the football, volleyball, basketball, trackand softball programs for students in grades 5through 8. Participation fees cover about 90%of the cost of equipment, facilities, officials anduniforms. Fund-raisers are held to meet the finalbudget. The athletic budget is about $25,000per year.

Edgewood Campus School is a member of theMadison Area Independent Sports League(MAISL) competing with other local Catholic andindependent schools in touch football, volleyball,basketball, softball and track. Participation inthese athletic events is open to all boys and girlsin 4th (track only), and 5th through 8th grade.

The goals of the athletic program at EdgewoodCampus School include:• to enrich the students’ experiences throughpride in representing their school,• to build teamwork,• to promote good sportsmanship, • to promote physical fitness, and• to develop positive self-esteem.

At least 85% of the students in grades 4 through 8participate in the athletic program.

ATHLETIC COMMITTEE LEADERSHIPAthletic Director Joe Hanson Committee Chair Linda Zimdars Coaches Liaison John WildUniform Coordinator Jenny Timmerman Assistant Principal Susan Schroeder Faculty Representative Dick Russell

Athletic Committee Enhancing Campus Safety

Game Day! Fifth graders Ryan Wiedenbeck, ZachWall, Fred Richards, Adam Kalish and Philip Fochioscan’t wait for the kick off!

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A surprise assembly of the EdgewoodCampus School community was heldon November 16, 2011 to celebrateSister Kathleen Malone’s 30 years ofteaching and administering at theCampus School.

Students in grades 4K through eight“hid” in the new wing of the school andgreeted Sister with a resounding,“Surprise!” when she rounded thecorner to visit a classroom. During theprogram Sister Kathleen was lauded forher 30 years of devotion to EdgewoodCampus School through speech, songand blessings. To commemorate themilestone, the new west wing of theCampus School was dedicated to her.

Sister Kathleen came to EdgewoodCampus School in the fall of 1980 toteach 7th and 8th grade religion andlanguage arts. As there was no longer aconvent on the Edgewood campus, shelived with her religious community atBlessed Sacrament Parish.

From 1984 to 1990 she served asPrincipal of the school. It was duringthis tenure that Catholic and privateschools were first awarded accreditation.Sister worked on the committee thatestablished the first self-studyrequirements, which led to theaccreditation process for schools in theDiocese of Madison. At that time the7th and 8th grades were in a multi-agesetting, with many students being

integrated into advanced classes atEdgewood High School. In 1984,working with the Parent Advisory Board,$42,000 was raised to put a new roofon the building.

In 1990 Sister Kathleen returned to theclassroom and taught 6th grade for thenext 14 years. In 2000 she was awardedthe Herb Kohl Educational FoundationFellowship Award. An increase in theenrollment at the Campus School led toa change in the design of the 6th gradefrom a self-contained classroom to ateam teaching approach that continuestoday. In the spring of 2004 SisterKathleen was asked to assume the roleof Principal again with the addedresponsibility of also being thePresident of Edgewood Campus School.Her primary role as the President is tocollaborate with the leaders of bothEdgewood High School and EdgewoodCollege and serve as an ex-officiomember of the Campus School Board ofTrustees. Her goals since she assumedthe leadership of the school for thesecond time have been to maintainfiscal stability, improve facilities,maintain a high caliber of faculty andstaff and to improve communicationwith all constituents.

Sister Kathleen’s accomplishments aremany: a very successful all-day 4-year-old kindergarten program was launched;a successful Capital Campaign wasconducted to fund construction and

Sr. Kathleen Malone, OP Marks 30 Years at Edgewood Campus School

renovation; a new $2 million additionto the school was completed in January2009; the original Campus Schoolbuilding was re-roofed — this time for acost of $200,000; enrollment hasreached record numbers; and the schoolbuilding, volunteer and parent securityprotocol has been implemented.

A highlight of her time at EdgewoodCampus School has been therelationship that she and the schoolcommunity have with the Sisters ofSt. Therese of Lisieux and their school inDar es Salaam, Tanzania. Through giftsand fund-raising, the Campus Schoolhas helped support the education ofmany of the teaching sisters, as well asfund the construction of their schoolthat educates over 700 students in pre-kindergarten through grade 7. In thesummer of 2009 she visited Africaand was able to meet the students and

see the amazing work being done atSt. Therese School.

Sister Kathleen Malone received hereducation at Edgewood College, IllinoisState University at Normal andMarquette University. Along with herresponsibilities at Edgewood CampusSchool, she is currently President of theAdvisory Board of Camp We Ha Kee(a summer camp for girls in northernWisconsin), a member of ASCD(the Association for Supervision andCurriculum Development) and serveson the Edgewood NeighborhoodLiaison Committee. She has recentlybeen a member of the StewardshipCommittee for the Dominican Sisters ofSinsinawa. She is an avid UW-Madisonand Green Bay Packer football fan andenjoys reading, traveling and watchingsports.

Sister Kathleenwas surprised bychildren hidingin the additionto the buildingnewly dedicatedto her as a wayof wishing hera happy 30thAnniversaryat EdgewoodCampus School.In addition, thechildren hadcovered boardswith their photosmounted oncutout hippos, herfavorite animal.