Irvine Public Schools Foundation

Annual Report2010-2011

Enhancing Educational Excellence Since 1996

IPSF helps to ensure that every child, in every school, has the opportunities and resources to succeed and become their absolute best, benefitting them and the entire Irvine Community. We achieve this by providing financial support and enrichment programs for the students of the Irvine Unified School District.

Dear Friends,

In 2011, Irvine Public Schools Foundation (IPSF) marked 15 years of supporting the stu-dents of the Irvine Unified School District (IUSD). From the first few volunteers to the thou-sands who have supported the foundation over the years, one thing has remained the same—an unwavering commitment to provide a world-class education to the students of IUSD. We feel fortunate to live and work in a community that values our schools and our education so highly.

In our 2010-2011 fiscal year, your generous contributions allowed IPSF to donate more than $1.4 million directly to IUSD, paying for classroom support which includes instruc-tional assistants at our elementary schools and additional sections at our middle and high schools, among other programs. Additionally, IPSF provided more than $1.9 million in enrichment programs, such as Afterschool Classroom Enrichment (ACE) classes and the Summer Enrichment Academy (SEA), that enhance the education of our students.

We are deeply grateful for all that you have done to support Irvine students this year, and throughout our 15 year history. As you know, the challenges facing our schools are enor-mous. There has never been a greater need for our community to support our students and our schools. Together, we can continue to ensure our children’s success.

Sincerely,

NEDA ZAENGLE ROBERT BRAITHWAITEChief Executive Officer Chair, Board of Directors

A Message from the IUSD Superintendent

“We could not be more grateful for the support of the Irvine Public Schools Foundation, which works tirelessly to raise money for our schools while facilitating a number of innovative programs. Buoyed by the generosity of individual donors and corporate contributors, IPSF is the only organization with the reach and resources to impact every child in the Irvine Unified School District. In this era of dwindling state revenue, the foundation plays a critical role in our ongoing efforts to provide a world-class educa-tion for each of our 28,000 students.”

– Terry L. Walker, Superintendent of Schools

IPSF INSIDE THE CLASSROOMIPSF is proud to support each school in the Irvine Unified School District in their continued efforts to provide our students with a world-class education. IUSD has a well-earned reputation for excellence in education. All four comprehensive high schools have earned distinction as No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon Schools and a total of 13 schools have been recognized as Blue Ribbon schools since 1983. Below are some of IPSF’s programs that touch IUSD students during the school day.

Classroom SupportBy providing IUSD with $1,000,000 in classroom support funding in the 2010-2011 school year, IPSF enabled school site principals to have great-er flexibility in managing classrooms with larger class sizes. Middle and high schools receive ad-ditional staffing hours, enabling schools to add sections of core curriculum classes and reduce class sizes across the board. Elementary schools receive additional hours of qualified instructional assistants who provide support to larger classes, allowing for small group learning in critical areas.

Elementary Music SupportIPSF provides funding to support instructional assis-tants in the Instrumental Music programs in grades 4-6. Instructional assistants provide support to the credentialed music teacher, allowing the instructor more time to focus on curriculum and musical tech-niques. In the 2011-2012 school year, IPSF is ex-panding our support of IUSD’s music program to include music instruction for grades K-3.

Innovative Teaching Award Program (ITAP) & Innovative Counseling Award Program (ICAP)

Through ITAP and ICAP, teachers and counselors in every school may apply annually for monetary awards to fund innovative approaches to teaching and counseling. Funds are generated through IPSF’s Parents Appreciating Teachers and Staff (PATS) pro-gram, which allows families to recognize individuals who have made an impact on their child’s educa-tion. During the 2010-2011 school year, 20 grants were awarded at a total of more than $32,000 for projects ranging from “Math for Disinterested Math Students” to the “Power of Poetry.”

“Without the support of the Irvine Public Schools Foundation the district may not have the highly acclaimed award winning schools that they do. By donating to IPSF, we know that our dollars are being evenly distributed to all the Irvine schools for the benefit of our children’s education.”

Maureen Parker, High School and Middle School Parent

IPSF is proud to support each school in the Irvine Unified School District in their continued efforts to provide our students with a world-class education. IUSD has a well-earned reputation for excellence in education. All four comprehensive high schools have earned distinction as No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon Schools and a total of 13 schools have been recognized as Blue Ribbon schools since 1983. Below are some of IPSF’s programs that touch IUSD students during the school day.

Nurses & Health ClerksA safe and healthy school environ-ment is critical to student success. Nurses and health clerks keep stu-dents healthy and ready to learn, assisting with everything from skinned knees to chronic medical conditions. Because of IPSF sup-port, caring, skilled professionals serve the health needs of students at each of the 33 schools in IUSD.

Innovative Teaching Award Program (ITAP) & Innovative Counseling Award Program (ICAP)

Through ITAP and ICAP, teachers and counselors in every school may apply annually for monetary awards to fund innovative approaches to teaching and counseling. Funds are generated through IPSF’s Parents Appreciating Teachers and Staff (PATS) pro-gram, which allows families to recognize individuals who have made an impact on their child’s educa-tion. During the 2010-2011 school year, 20 grants were awarded at a total of more than $32,000 for projects ranging from “Math for Disinterested Math Students” to the “Power of Poetry.”

“Without the support of the Irvine Public Schools Foundation the district may not have the highly acclaimed award winning schools that they do. By donating to IPSF, we know that our dollars are being evenly distributed to all the Irvine schools for the benefit of our children’s education.”

Maureen Parker, High School and Middle School Parent

WHERE THE MONEY GOES School support the State of California no longer funds.

Instrument RentalEach year, IPSF rents over 1200 high-quality musical instruments at affordable prices to students in IUSD. The Instrument Rental pro-gram offers parents a less expensive alternative to purchasing a new in-strument that may only be used for a short time. Since 1990, IPSF has raised more than $1 million dollars to support IUSD’s music programs through Instrument Rental.

B. MUSIC, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY: $121,155

D. NURSES AND HEALTH CLERKS: $144,000

C. GRANTS FOR TEACHERS AND COUNSELORS: $146,182

A. CLASSROOM SUPPORT: $1,000,000

TOTAL: $1,417,737 IN GRANTS AND DONATIONS As state resources continue to shrink, the need for IPSF grows.

STUDENT ENROLLMENTElementary

14,882Middle4,439High8,724

Special Education 2,541

NUMBER OF SCHOOLSElementary 22

Middle 5High 4

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IPSF BEYOND THE CLASSROOMIPSF’s efforts to provide Irvine students with a world-class education are not limited to the hours in a typical school day. We offer numerous enrichment programs which serve to extend our students’ learning and give them opportunities to explore new challenges. While the majority of our programs are fee-based, we strive to keep costs low to allow maximum participa-tion and also offer need-based financial assistance. Below is a sample of the programs IPSF provides beyond the classroom.

“My son Mitchell has had the good fortune to attend several ACE classes, including cartooning and chess. These classes give him the confidence to try new things and me the peace of mind of knowing he is in a safe, supportive learning environment after school. The Honors Concert is outstanding. The students are so proud to perform, and show their friends and family their musical accomplishments. Thank you, IPSF ”

- Shireen Rogers, Westpark Elementary Parent

Annual Donald Bren Honors ConcertEach year, more than 700 of Irvine’s finest young mu-sicians in grades 5-12 participate in this memorable benefit concert and receive performance experience at a professional venue. Students are selected by au-dition and must demonstrate exceptional ability and commitment. More than 17,000 students have partici-pated in the Honors Concert, which celebrates its 30th anniversary on April 25, 2012 at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall.

Afterschool Classroom Enrichment (ACE)IPSF’s ACE program is a high-quality, district-wide pro-gram that provides opportunities for elementary and mid-dle school students to enroll in enrichment classes taught on campus at the end of the school day. These fee-based enrichment classes are coordinated by volunteers at each of the school sites and taught by pre-approved professionals or IUSD teachers. Classes offered include art, chess, languages, sports, and technology as well as homework help, math, and science classes.

Program To Advance Cultural Education (PACE)This program provides experiential learning opportuni-ties for educators in IUSD to deepen their understanding of Irvine’s many cultures. Past programs have featured Korea, China, and Persia. Working in conjunction with local cultural organizations and Fullerton International Resources for Students and Teachers (FIRST) at CSU Ful-lerton, PACE offers educators from all IUSD schools the opportunity to attend a 3-day workshop including presen-tations and facilitated discussions on history and culture.

IPSF’s efforts to provide Irvine students with a world-class education are not limited to the hours in a typical school day. We offer numerous enrichment programs which serve to extend our students’ learning and give them opportunities to explore new challenges. While the majority of our programs are fee-based, we strive to keep costs low to allow maximum participa-tion and also offer need-based financial assistance. Below is a sample of the programs IPSF provides beyond the classroom.

“My son Mitchell has had the good fortune to attend several ACE classes, including cartooning and chess. These classes give him the confidence to try new things and me the peace of mind of knowing he is in a safe, supportive learning environment after school. The Honors Concert is outstanding. The students are so proud to perform, and show their friends and family their musical accomplishments. Thank you, IPSF ”

- Shireen Rogers, Westpark Elementary Parent

Summer Enrichment Academy (SEA)Each year, IPSF offers summer enrich-ment classes for students in kinder-garten through 9th grade. Taught by credentialed teachers at IUSD school sites, these fee-based classes offer stu-dents a chance to explore new ideas, enhance their skills or get a jump start on the next school year. More than 5,000 students attended the Summer Enrichment Academy in 2010.

WHERE THE MONEY GOES Enrichment programs no school district should go without.

TOTAL: $1,911,420 IN PROGRAMS Classes and programs that improve the quality of education.

B. COMMUNITY OUTREACH: $198,171A. SUMMER ENRICHMENT ACADEMY/OTHER ENRICHMENT: $926,557

D. AFTERSCHOOL CLASSROOM ENRICHMENT: $551,977

C. INSTRUMENT RENTAL PROGRAM: $234,715

Science Little LeagueThis innovative, fee-based after-school program is designed to increase the amount of science instruction available to Irvine’s elementary students. Certifi-cated teachers develop and deliver the curriculum to emphasize a hands-on approach to learning science.

Program To Advance Cultural Education (PACE)This program provides experiential learning opportuni-ties for educators in IUSD to deepen their understanding of Irvine’s many cultures. Past programs have featured Korea, China, and Persia. Working in conjunction with local cultural organizations and Fullerton International Resources for Students and Teachers (FIRST) at CSU Ful-lerton, PACE offers educators from all IUSD schools the opportunity to attend a 3-day workshop including presen-tations and facilitated discussions on history and culture.

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IUSD AWARDS & ACCOLADES• No. 1 School district in Orange County according to the Orange County

Register 2011 rankings• 6 Grammy Signature Awards to IUSD high schools, more than any other

California school district• All 4 of Irvine’s comprehensive high schools continue to rank among the

nation’s best in Newsweek and US News and World Report

Irvine Public Schools FoundationHonor Roll

FY 2010-2011

2010-2011 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Revenue

Contributions & Grants $1,416,175Program Service Revenue $2,508,885Special Events, net $ 201,660Other $ 75,286Total Revenue $4,202,006

Expenses

Grants & Donations to IUSD $1,417,737Program Expenses $1,911,420General & Administrative $ 339,111Fundraising Expenses $ 348,556Total Expenses $4,016,824

Contributions & Grants 34%

Program Service Revenue 59%

Special Events, net 5%

Other 1%

Grants & Donations 35%

Program Expenses 48%

General & Administrative 8%

Fundraising Expenses 9%

For the period July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011

Irvine Public Schools Foundation received an unqualified opinion by independent auditiors Stafford and Warren, LLP. The complete Independent Auditor’s Report on Financial Statements is available upon request.

Irvine Public Schools FoundationHonor Roll

FY 2010-2011

IPSF appreciates the generous support of each individual and family who supported us in the fiscal year 2010-2011. Every gift has a significant impact on the educational experience of Irvine students. The world-class IUSD education would not be possible without the generosity of extraordinary parents, alumni, and friends whose giving reflects theirpassion for education and commitment to our community. On these pages, we gratefully acknowledge and thank the following donors for their generous gifts from July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011.

Benefactor ($10,000+)Colin and Laura BadenDrs. Richard and Donna BaickMichael and Mary BrownChris and Missy CalleroLuke and Diana CheungBao and Delia ChinEugene and Carol ChoiChristine, Michelle, and Tiffany ChowThe Colao Family FoundationRobin and Celia JoshiJim and Janet RomeFoster and Coco StanbackSteve and Jeanine WilliamsOne who wishes to remain anonymous

Patron ($5,000-$9,999)Mike and Wendy CuppsDr. Gregg and Yanina FeinermanAdam and Kristin KeefeChao-I Lin and Kooi-Tin YeohBruce and Esmeralda OgilviePaul and Sharon Wallin

Sponsor ($2,500-$4,999)Carey and Karen AdachiDr. Choong BaickJeffrey and Susan BerkelMark and Holly BernsteinDavid and Cheryl BraunDrs. David and Li-Li ChiaChristopher and Laura CrossonDr. Maureen C. DownesRobert and Teresa HutchinsonAnthony and Veronica JacobsonJaehyun Lyu and Jaewon Lyu

Steven and Kathryn KeeferGregory KirkorowiczJohn and Nadia KroThad MartinJames and Susan MellorBinh Nguyen and Florizza QuilalaWallace and Patricia PeckImran and Farrah Khan QureshiFrank and Deborah RuganiAndrew and Ellyn SiskindStergios Theologides and

Debora RodriguezBill and Marguerite ThomlinsonKarl and Lori TokitaDoug and Julie Weis WalkerScott and Karin Wheeler

Advocate ($1,000-$2,499)Brad and Kathy AlbrightAra and Alice ApkarianBob and Shelley ArmstrongJeff and Nancy Newman BauerPaul and Wendy BokotaKevin Bossenmeyer and Terilea WielengaGreg and Lauren BrooksDavid Brownstone and Carole UhlanerPaul and Diana CamaurGary and Lorraine CampanaroCarlos and Kathleen CarneyMiles and Catherine ChangDorothy ChenKristin CrellinBrian and Molly DaleyDavid and Pegi DiRienzoSteven and Alyssa DongGreg and Dorthy Duncan

Mike D. DunnJohn and Steffanie EarlyWilliam EatonDrs. Dale W. Evans and Stephanie EatmonCharles and Helen FedalenRobert and Victoria FitchCarol FrizzellKen FukinoMax and Artyn GardnerMark and Mary GibsonJerry and Gwen GrossTom and Kathleen HallalDaniel and Kathy HediganMark and Karen HedstromGary HillSean and Veronica JoyceMarty and Julie KaplanJae Woo KimJae-Woo Kim and So Yeon ParkCharles and Adrienne KrolikowskiDoug and Patti KunnelJason and Wendy LeeDr. Tesfaye and Tizita LekaGarrett and Jennifer LimRandall LongChris and Trang LongpreAllan and Robin LubitzR. Duncan LucePerin and Juliet MahlerRichard and Susan MastersonPeter and Dania MatheosKimberly AllenTom and Robin Corelli McCrayAjay Mishra and Jahnavi LokreKevin and Dianne O’KeefeJames Olney and Laura O’Connor

Notable Alumni:Arts

Oren Jacob

Advocate ($1,000-$2,499) cont.Robert and Alysia PardoJeff PurserGregory and Kim PutnamBehrouz RajaeeThomas and Marjorie RooneyDr. Sharon SalingerWilliam and Sandra SchaalAdarsh SharmaJim and Trish ShuteRobert and Henny StermanSteve and Rena StoneMike and Shellie TabayoyongMike and Lisa ThrowerKevin Chen and Beatrice Tseng-Chen Alex and Anne An Yi TungKevin and Kim UyesugiQuyen Vu and Phong HoKing and Lee WongJudy Yang and Chris LiuRichard and Shareen Young

Contributor ($366-$999)Larry and Phyllis AgranTerry Gibney and Kanoelani AllenAaron and Cindy AmeyJames AntenoreAbdolreza and Shahnaz ArastooMarc and Ellen AugustiniakHiram and Diane AvilesMijin BarrettJessica BasaMatt and Kenya BeckmannHal and Hinda BeralScott and Sharon BergeonJerry and Linda BourassaNicole BradleyRobert BraithwaiteRob BrinkmanRaymond and Lisa BukatyGary and Kelli BusheyTawna CanhotoDan and Loucinda CarltonPaul Cloud and Karence ChanWilliam Chang and Alice HuangYong Chen and Rosalind WeiKayla ChenHui Hua ChenStephen and Emily ChienMichael Cho

Julius and Masayo ChristensenBrian ChungSteve and Cinda ChurmMatthew ClarkTimothy and Madeleine ClydeDavid and Terry CobbWilliam Cogen and Patricia Brenn-CogenMatthew and Heidi CohenPaul and Laura CookJohn and Denise CorcoranKeith Corpus and Roberta WueRobert and Carole CurleyEric and Joni DahlBrian and Dianne DaucherRichard and Bryn DeBeikesMarla DehdashtiDenis and Angela DevlinBrad and Gail EisensteinSteve and Deborah EpsteinJerome and Susan FallonJames and Catherine FamigliettiCarrie FaustinoJason Gersting and Cathryn MahDennis and Debbie GibbsTom and Lisa GibsonGreg and Beth GissendannerRobin GlasserHenry and Pamela GoldbergArampath and Ayoma GunawardhanaJoshua and Robin GurienLance HagenbuchIsmail and Jutta HalabiDavid and Nancy HalterleinSeema and Gibran HassanDaniel and Christine HebertDon and Adrienne Sauro HeckmanSteven and Kristan HericksDouglas Hill and Marguerite GunnCatherine HodgsonYossie Joseph and Dana HollanderSoon Moo HongKevin and Lisa HopperAndrew and Pamela HorowitzJohn and Gretchen HudsonJong-Hyeon HurJaehun HwangHyun and Nancy ImDavid and Kristen JamesMark and Carolyn JandaPeter Jipsen and Julie Tapp

Vincent KagawanSukhee and Joanne KangBabak and Victoria KasraviAntoine KelmanRichard and Kelleen KikuchiNam-Jae KimJeffrey and Michelle KimYun-Ho KimChristopher KimTae and Michelle KimPeter and Mary KimDr. Enoch S. KimEunjung and Daewon KimRoger and Christine KornuAnant and Rita KumarKenneth and Sue KuwabaraGreg and Cindy LaiKimberly LakesBryan and Cheleste LambertWilliam and Mary LangsdorfCorey and Melissa LangstonJeff and Kathy LarsenRoy and Janet LawrenceJonathan-Junne and Angela LeuWarren and Dorothy LewJoe and Phuong LewisXiandong and Mei LiJean LienHsin-An Liu and Maggie LiangMark and Lisa LocklearRandy and Anne LohMatt and Rebecca LowellOlivia-Ming-Lai LukLarry and Cyndi LukanishAlbert and Ginny MaGeorge W. and Lena MaddoxBart and Kirsten MaedaDave and Mellanie MaggardMitchell and Sheila MalloughLaura MatsutsuyuStephen and Susan McArthurWendy McBeathRuss and Mehera McDanielMark and Carolyn McInerneyJim and Robin McInnisMinoo MehrinfarRussell and Youngah MessanaRichard MessengerThomas and Kristina MichaelisChad and Heidi Mitchell

Oren Jacob was born February 26, 1971 and grew up in Irvine where he at-tended University Park Elementary School, Lakeside Middle School, and graduated from University High School in 1989. Oren’s interests growing up included the Apple 2 computer, video games, soccer, and skiing. After seeing Star Wars for the first time, Oren yearned to work on similar films.

In 1990, while a freshman at Berkeley, Oren saw an advertisement for a computer graphics internship at Pixar. He applied and received one of the four coveted spots. In 1993, Oren graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, followed by a master’s degree in the same discipline. During his time as an intern, Oren found his home at Pixar. His feature film work includes lighting and special ef-fects work for Toy Story, the amazing open-ing shot of A Bug’s Life, visual effects on Toy Story 2, and supervising technical direction on Finding Nemo. In addition to these suc-cesses, Oren served as Chief Technical Of-ficer and Director of the Studio Tools group during his 20 years at Pixar Studios. Oren also served as executive producer for the non-Pixar related documentaries Runners High and Ready, Set, Bag! which were pro-duced and directed by his wife, Justine (also a Uni Grad).

Oren lives in Piedmont, California with his talented wife Justine, whom he met in el-ementary school, and their children Toby, 7, Sammy, 5, and Ellie, 3.

Notable Alumni:Athletics

Jason Lezak

Jason Lezak was born in 1976 and raised in Irvine. He attended El Camino Elementary School, Sierra Vista Middle School and graduated from Irvine High School in 1994. Jason began swimming with the Novaquatics program at the age of 5 and was an All American water polo and basketball player by the time he left Irvine High.

At the age of 23, Jason took the swim-ming world by surprise, when he won the 1998 U.S. Nationals in the 100-meter free-style. Jason won the Gold and Silver Med-al at the 2000 Olympic Games. In 2002, he dominated his opponents, becoming the #1 ranked sprinter in the world. In 2008, at 32, the oldest man on the U.S. swim team, Jason anchored the U.S. Men’s 400 meter freestyle relay team to a come-from-behind victory, stealing the Gold from the French. During those games, he also won a Bronze Medal in the 100-meter freestyle and dominated the last leg of the 4 x 100 meter men’s medley relay, winning the Gold for his USA team and securing Michael Phelps’ record setting 8th Gold Medal.

Jason is currently training for the pos-sibility of being on his fourth Olympic team in the 2012 Games in London. In his spare time, Jason is a motivational speaker, helping to instill character and values into others. Jason currently lives in Irvine with his wife Danielle and their two boys.

Edwin and Lisa MonukiDr. H. Chris and Ann MooreJonathan and Maggie MorrisonMasafumi and Yuko NakaKevin and Ramsey NeifertAdam and Tina NevelaDavid OldCraig and Naheed OlsenRobert and Susan ParkDr. Peter D. JeonDr. Pichak KelkKevin and Emily RabbittWerner and Heike RaunauRichard and Mary Pat RempelJames Rice and Ann UllrichJennifer RobbShireen RogersShiva and Rezza RoghaniMax SantayanaLevick Bagdasarian and Susana SarmientoRobby and Lesley SattinAnamika SavaniPaul and Kristen SchmidtDonald Senear and Dana LesliePatrick and ChrissAnn ShaneDr. Annu G. SharmaTony and Sherry SlunkaStuart and Anne SolkowSteven and Joanne StapakisShari StoneBrian and Laureen StoneThe Subbiondo FamilyDr. Sung M. SuhWallace and Laura TalbertTarit and Sora TanjasiriJames Tu and Marvelee ChenSteven and Nancy TurnerJason and Holly ViloriaMichael and Natalie VishnyNicolas and Mary Von Dem BusscheDean WaldfogelLouis and Pansy WangDawn WardlawGary and Kristin WatGlenn WatanabePat and Kathy WellsBryan and Mary WilburGordon Wong and Kathy Brook-WongKang Xiao and Kejun YaoGeorge Yang

Christina YuNeda ZaengleShadi and Kay ZemoudehOne who wishes to remain anonymous

365 Donor ($365)Thomas and Vicky AnthonyElizabeth AvilesSung and Do BaeJohn and Esnekubda BlantonJim Doty and Carol BolandKrista Braun-YoungKeith BrodieJason and Ruth CheungDean and Patricia Dunn-RankinJacob Elisha and Michal Accade-ElishaCatherine FiskBrandon and Becky GautSteven and Sharon GeorgeDavid Shafie and Ann GordonPaula GreenbergerHolly HochJoanne HuangGerald JuliusJanhavi KanitkarJames Kelly and Margaret Riddell KellyHiroshi KojimaRajakishore and Shashi KonkimallaJaap and Betty LauferHyun LeeWayne and Jane Lee-ChienKathleen MarcusMichael MorseRichard and Roberta Dornan PalfiniBrita PalominoJongho ParkXiaobin Qu and Yan SunEddie Shi and Anna ShihCharlie and Rachel SwartzLee and Karen SwindlehurstPatrick ToppingMinh Trinh and Theresa DoGary and Kimberly TsuchiyamaEdward and Patricia UyMary WatsonLarry and Lori WickerJohn and Mary Woll

Friend ($100-$364)Arezoo and Ali AbayePeter Abdel-SayedMeetali AgarwalJohn AhlstromErika AkasonSara Al MohannadiPramatha AlagapudiRonald and Jana AlayraAmal AlgaroushaJohn and Melissa AllmannJames and Kellie AlmyBrien Amspoker and Ellen BreitmanVijay and Laura AnandPou-Ger and Shiang Huey AnnRaffi and Shoghig AraradianDwight and Kathie ArmstrongKavita AroraSujeeth ArvindakshaRobert and Sandy AvzaradelDaniel and Kelly BabcockMalissa BabeSteve and Denise BabyakMaximillian BadenMike BaekMonica BaileyPhilip and Sophia BakerJeff and Bonnie BarlowFrances BarnesPaul Barns and Jane CashellLee BashforthPhilip and Tonyce BatesAlexandru and Lucy BauerWilliam and Robin BeachamRuss and Jill BeaulacJohn-Paul and Jenny BeeghlyGary and Karen BelzKen and Diane BergerGreg and Deborah BerkDaniel BerzanskyMai Beshady and Ahmed EltawilMary BevernickSuzanne E BishopPhilip and Susan BlenYuri and Janine BoiarskyAnthony and Suzanne BonfiglioVictor BorgheseCraig BowenMichael BronikowskiLance and Carol BrownChristopher and Diane BrownEvelyn BrownstoneMalcolm BuchananLarry and Samantha BuftonTorsten BuhrkeBenjamin and Mika Burde

Notable Alumni:Science

Allen Adham

Friend ($100-$364) cont.John and Kim BurgerGeorge and Alison BurnsJohn and Anne BurnsScott-Busenbark FamliyJeffrey and Kristen BushKyung Ju and Juno Byun KimDavid and Carolyn CalicaWayne and Lyn CallWilliam and Kelly CampbellDenise CanellosHengchu Cao and Lin ZhangAlan and Marjorie CarrieLyle and Kathy CartelliMark and Karen CarterRoberto and Ana CastroS. CatzSarah CatzMassis and Janette ChahbazianXinia ChambersStanley and Pony ChangKevin ChangGloria ChangConrad and Nancy ChatelainTom ChauRichard and Sandra ChauTariq and Uzma ChaudharyJason and Suwan ChenHonglu Chen and Ying PengBinning ChenChi-Fen ChenMichael ChenHsin and Sheen ChenJuan and Ning ChenDavid and Lei ChinBarbara ChisholmDan and Dawn ChmielewskiJangwoo Cho and Wookyung BaeKyeongho Cho and Joowon KimYoung-sun ChoPeter and Connie ChoHeung Yong and Min Hee ChoiChen-Pang ChouJungho (Charles) ChuBoon-Hooi ChuahKyung-Chil Chung and Sung-Kyun LeeKye-Mahn Chung and Won Ju SonMatt Clark and Margery ArnoldDesmond ClarkeSarah ClineFrances and Reuven CohenPatrick and Christine ConnollyDavid and Cynthia CookseyLynn CouillardMolly DaleyPeter and Angela Dangvu

Mark Daniels and Esther KimRD DavisRuel and Gwen del CastilloTom and Paula DemarsRavi DesuCheryl DingessVictor Dinh and Lanah PhamThe Lionel and Debra D’Luna Family

FoundationRobert and Candace DockeryClyde DodgeRobert and Geena DoughertyHong Lin Du and Xiao KongFrancis and Fe DuhayTeddee EddyMichael EllezyDavid ElwellDavid and Diana EppsteinMike and Tiffany EsmondLaura EstradaPeter and Deborah EvansPam EvertzDina FalmagneFirouz and Shiva FarivarStephen and Vicky Lynn FeekoRichard and Janet FellJohn and Myra FirthTom and Pam FoEduardo Tsuneshige and Mary Anne FooMatthew and Pamela FossDonna FreemanGil and Mary Jane FuentesHiromichi and Michiko FujimoriAmita GandhiYan-Kevin Bai and Shirley-Xue GaoWei and Hua GaoDavid and Marcy GarrettTetsuya and Maki GatanagaTony and Lori GauthierPeter and Amy GettingerJamshid Ghomi and Simin HormoziJim Gilbert and Susan OmuchJoe and Terri GilboyBarney and Phyllis GilmoreDr. Jeffrey GlassFred and Shinae GodinezManuel and Cynthia GomezElliot and Sheila Grosjean GordonDavid and Helen GorevitzTom and Patty GrayBarry Gross and Galina NechayevaLeonel and Laura GuajardoKerry and Irene GwinLong Ha and Jessica Vu-HaRon and Tal HacohenTsehai Hadgu

Pallab and Sudeshna HalderNoel and Katherine HamiltonRay and Emilie HammerasDaniel and Christine HanXueling Han and Lan GaoSeung-Jun HanChristopher and Tammy HaneScott Ayers and Shirley HangThe Harrington FamilyLouise Harris-KadondiLarry and Marianne HataPeter and Massie HatchErica L. HawkesMark and Karin HendricksonEd and Nicole HepingerDoug and Linda HilleboeJane HillebrandErroll and Lyzette HingcoEllen HoDavid and Quyen HoPeter HoldenJon and Dana HolderStephen and Carolyn HolnessDavid Heck and Heather HorstYing HuChing-Liang and Chih-Kuan HuangTaosheng Huang and Kui SuDr. Gavin and Beth Huntley-FennerByung and Jong-Hyeon HurDave and Dung HuynhCharlie and Tina HwangPatrick and Deanna IkeharaWayne and Shannon InouyeBrian and Francine JeffreyChawn and Connie JengYoon-Jung and Joong-Keun JeonChengzhen Jin and Rong AnWerner and Julie JockelleAlice JohnsonKyeil and Hee JooYogesh JoshiJongsun and Insuk JungHui-Seung JungJaejin and Diana JungAkihiro and Eiko KambaraBenson KaneMinkyong KangShin Hyung Kang and Mira JungLuckanan and Geok KanthathamSanaz Karimi and Tirdad SowlatiMike and Susan KatoCharles and Caroline KavanaughBo-Shiou and Christine KeOtto and Linda KeasberryRoger and Kimberly KeilbachAndra Kent

Allen Adham was born on Septem-ber 6, 1966 in Riverside, California. In 1978, Allen’s parents moved to Irvine where he attended Rancho San Joaquin Middle School and graduated from Uni-versity High School in 1984. In 1990, Allen graduated from UCLA with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and Engineering and began working on com-puter games.

In 1991, Allen co-founded Blizzard Entertainment with Mike Morhaime and Frank Pearce. This small development stu-dio developed into a premier powerhouse publisher of computer games with a track record that includes more than ten #1 best-selling titles and numerous Game of the Year awards. Allen had a direct impact on the development of each of the com-pany’s blockbuster games. He worked as a producer, designer, and/or programmer on every game in the critically acclaimed Warcraft®, Diablo®, and StarCraft® se-ries, and served as lead designer for World of Warcraft®.

While the company’s success was duplicated in many markets, its products seemed to have special resonance with Ko-rean gamers. Staffers would avoid wearing Blizzard-branded clothing while on trips to the Asian nation for fear of being over-whelmed by fans. Following his successful tenure at Blizzard, Allen started his second career and currently serves as a founder and President of Tenfold Capital Manage-ment. Allen and his wife Nancy live in Ir-vine with their twins, Sammy and Jenna.

Notable Alumni:Music

Eric Anderson

Eric Anderson was raised in Irvine and attended El Camino Elementary School, Venado Middle School, and graduated from Irvine High School in 1991. Eric landed his first roll at the age of 8 in “The Pirates of Penzance” with the Irvine Chil-dren’s Chorus. Growing up in the Irvine schools gave Eric opportunities to nurture and refine his talents. He won MACY Awards (Music and Arts Commendation for Youth) every year from middle school to high school. At Irvine High, Eric became the only student to ever receive the Emeri-tus Award for acquiring more awards than any other student in MACY history.

After high school, Eric worked con-sistently, doing regional theatre through-out Southern California claiming many awards, including the Joel Hirschhorn award for outstanding achievement in musical theatre. On the West Coast, ca-reer highlights include: Burrs in both ver-sions of The Wild Party, Tateh in Ragtime, Richard M. Nixon in Judy’s Scary Little Christmas and River in the world premier of Roger Bean’s Summer of Love. On the East Coast, Eric recently made his Broad-way debut as Stewpot in the Tony award-winning revival of South Pacific at Lincoln Center. Film and television credits include “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” “Alias,” and the Garry Marshall movie, “New Year’s Eve.”

Eric currently lives in New York and was married on 11-11-11 to the beautiful and talented Jessica Rush.

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Donald and Megan WagnerRidti WahiMark and Celeste WakitaTerry WalkerPhilip and Heather WallJim and Anne WaltonMark Chen and Mary WangYuxia Wang and Qijin LiLinda WangKevin WatsonLarry WayneBruce and Roberta WebsterChing and Jennifer WeiPhillip and Carla WellsRobert and Julia WeyandCesar and Adriana WhiteShamini WijayMichael and Janelle WilloughbyDavid and Erna WongKevin and Melissa WongDavid and Jennifer WongRandy and Monica Moy WongDaniel WoodsLinping WuCharles and Lisa WuChengkong Wu and Margaret WangChiaen Wu and Karen HsuAlbert XavierBrahmi and Venkata YamaniYu Zong Chang and Annie Yu-JuyangYongzhi Yang and Yan WuSarah YangFrank YangAn-Jen and Mawling YangHwa YangAna Liza YangcoGary and Ann YatesGregory and Christine YatesWei Ye and Wei LuoDr. Andrew YenFan Yeung and Heung Y. NgKaiping Yin and Yichun ChenDr. Steve YoelinDavid YooJih-Chung Yu and Jenny ChiangSean and Michelle YuanBehzad and Encarna ZamanianLinna Zha and Minghua ChenKarl Zhao and Jianping GaoYanming Gao and Yun ZhengSining Zhou and Xin ZhongLee and Wendy ZhouJing ZhuFive who wish to remain anonymous

Legacy PartnersIn 2004, IPSF’s Legacy Partners initia-tive was founded to identify and rec-ognize the dedication of 100 major donors who wanted to support our schools at a significant level. Since the program’s inception, 90 community leaders have risen to this challenge, making a minimum contribution of $10,000 to maintain the excellence of IUSD schools. We are grateful to the dedicated partners listed here for their commitment and support. For more information or to become a Legacy Partner, please contact Neda Zaengle, CEO, at (949) 265-6406.

If your name has been omitted from our Honor Roll, misspelled, or incorrectly listed, please accept our sincere apologies and in-form us of our error so that we can correct our records.

Thank You!

Brad and Kathy Albright Timothy and Diane Andrews*Ara and Alice Apkarian Eyal and Yael Aronoff* Colin and Laura Baden* Drs. Richard and Donna Baick Brad and Sharlene Baker Jeffrey and Susan Berkel Paul and Wendy Bokota Jerry and Linda Bourassa David and Cheryl Braun Michael and Mary Brown* Chris and Missy Callero John and Catherine Campbell* William and Kelly Campbell Dr. Miles and Catherine Chang Kevin Chen and Beatrice Tseng-ChenDr. Mark and Ann ChenDr. Luke and Diana Cheung Bao and Delia Chin* Eugene and Carol Choi Christine, Michelle, Tiffany ChowPaul Cloud and Karence Chan The Colao Family Foundation

Brad and Christine Comp* Mike and Wendy Cupps Art and Martha Daneilian Chip and Helen FedalenRobert and Victoria FitchArnold FordeTim and Amy Guth Dan and Kathy Hedigan* Mark and Karen Hedstrom Rob Hildt Michael Hui Rob and Teresa Hutchinson Gary and Lisa Jabara Anthony and Veronica Jacobson Robin and Celia Joshi Marty and Julie Kaplan Steven and Kathryn Keefer Tony and Heather Kenihan* Jim and Jan Kerchner Michael and Kari Kerr John Krolewski and Nadia Ghent Jeff and Kathy LarsenDrs. Daniel Q. Le and Ann L. Mai Hansen and Megan Lee

Marr and Anne Leisure* Kai and Daphne Liang Chao-l Lin and Mrs. Kooi Yeoh Dr. James and Grace Lin Richard and Susan Masterson Tom McCray and Robin Corelli-McCray Bob and Sharon McCubbin* Andrew and Suzanne Meade James Mellor and Susan Scace Mary Newman Bruce and Esmeralda Ogilvie Kevin O'Leary and Lita Robinow* Scott and Arlynne Pollard* Imran Qureshi and Farrah Kahn-Qureshi Richard and Mary Pat Rempel Michelle Rochwarger (1955-2009)* Jim and Janet Rome Jeff and Valerie RoosFrank and Debbie Rugani* Dr. Sharon Salinger Scott and Denise Schiffer* Mike and Sandra Sciutto* Jim and Trish Shute* Paul and Cathie Slavik

Foster and Coco Stanback Dianne Steiger* Robert and Henny Sterman Steve and Rena Stone Stergios Theologides and Debora Rodriguez Karl and Lori TokitaDr. Kenneth and Sandra Tokita Kevin and Kim Uyesugi David Vered* Michael and Natalie Vishny Doug and Julie Walker Paul and Sharon Wallin Louis and Pansy Wang* Andrea Weinstein* Peter Weinstein* Steve and Jeanine Williams Bennett and Mary Wong* Richard and Shareen Young Young the GiantAnonymous

*Founding Legacy Partners

Oakley CEO Colin & Laura Baden with Jason Lezak Jim & Janet Rome with IPSF CEO Neda Zaengle Michael & Mary Brown

Matching Gift CompaniesMany businesses and corporations have matching gift programs, which double or even triple donations made by their employees to qualified non-profit organizations. The Irvine Public Schools Foun-dation thanks the following companies whose matching gifts dur-ing the 2010-2011 fiscal year support the programs and initiatives that make IUSD distinctive.

Abbott Fund Matching Grant ProgramAmerican International Group, Inc.Components CorportationConexant Systems, Inc.Deutsche Bank Americas FoundationDIRECTVGE FoundationGoogleNestle

Pacific Life FoundationQualcomm Matching Gifts ProgramThe Boeing Company Matching GiftsThe Capital Group Companies

Charitable FoundationThe Pimco FoundationTyco Matching Gifts ProgramU.S. BancorpWells Fargo Matching Gifts

Corporate PartnersThe excellence of our public school system is a cornerstone of the Irvine community. It is a major reason why many residents choose to live in Irvine, and choose to stay. The corporations and businesses listed below recognize that supporting our schools benefits the entire community and we gratefully acknowledge their vision of a connected community and their generous support. Through donations, sponsorships, grants and gifts-in-kind, their support enriches the education of more than 28,000 Irvine students.

Diamond Partners ($50,000+)City of IrvineMaruchan, Inc.Montessori International

Platinum Partners ($25,000-$49,999)Charles & Mildred Schnurmacher

Foundation, Inc.St. Joseph HospitalWells Fargo Bank and Foundation

Gold Partners ($10,000-$24,999)AT&T Wireless Services, Inc.Irvine BMWKia Motors America, Inc.Oakley, Inc.Taco Bell

Silver Partners ($5,000-$9,999)Bacchus' Secret CellarHoag HospitalKaiser Permanente Orange County

McLarand, Vasquez Emsiek & Partners, Inc.

Opus Community FoundationSchools First Federal Credit UnionStrawberry Farms Golf ClubThe Broadcom FoundationThe College BlueprintThe Irvine CompanyWestern Digital Corp.Winslow Maxwell Charitable Trust

Bronze Partners ($1,000-$4,999)Allergan FoundationBefore & After Medical Group, Inc.DOCTOR'S Ambulance ServiceFieldman, Rolapp & Associates, Inc.Grandpoint BankGreat Park Neighborhoods,

a Five Point CommunityHarbottle Law GroupHoneyBaked Ham CompanyIn-N-Out

Ista Pharmaceuticals, Inc.KSK Medical, Inc.Law Offices of Steven M. Bernstein, APCLeisure Capital Management, Inc.Lucca CafeMerrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.Mirae Laser ClinicMontage Resort, SpaNewport Emergency Medical Group, Inc. Orange County Community FoundationPediatric Cancer Research FoundationPRP Wine InternationalRicoh Electronics, Inc.South Coast PlazaSpreebirdStarpointe VenturesSteven Academy USA, Inc.Tumac Lumber Company Fund of

The Oregon Community Foundation

Support ($500-$999)Hoven SunglassesACI Academy, Inc.AOI College Of LanguagesCrystal Jade - Asian Fine DiningElite of Irvine, IncGSL Financial Services, Inc.Irvine Yamaha Music CenterJW Educational C2, LLCLeadbetter Irvine, LLCNeudesic, LLCPan of AsiaPianoforte Music StudioSage Educational Institute, LLCSeoul Academy CorporationThai SpiceThe Flame BroilerVision 21 Art & Design Portfolio School, LLCVIZIO, Inc.Well Street Psychological Group, Inc.Wildwood Institute of Music and ArtYogurtland Franchising, Inc.

Community Groups & OrganizationsIPSF is proud to work with a variety of organi-zations which support our efforts to maintain the excellence of IUSD. Irvine Unified Council PTA has been a particularly significant part-ner in recent years. PTA support for IPSF ef-forts has been an immeasurable help, raising awareness of IPSF programs and initiatives in our community as well as contributing to our fundraising efforts. Additionally, the support of parent groups serving many diverse cul-tural groups in Irvine has also been invalu-able, helping to reach parents who are new to our community and unfamiliar with educa-tion funding. We thank all of our community partners for their support and look forward to continuing to grow our partnerships in the coming years.

Bonita Canyon Elementary PTABrywood Elementary PTACanyon View Elementary PTACollege Park Elementary PTADeerfield Elementary PTAEbell Club of IrvineGroves Service ClubIrvine Korean Parents AssociationIrvine Pakistani Parents AssociationIrvine Unified Council PTAIrvine Youth Basketball LeagueLinda Jones EnterprisesMemon Organization of North AmericaMOMS Club of Irvine NorthwoodNational Association of Women REO BrokeragesNorthwood Elementary PTAOak Creek Elementary PTAPlaza Vista PTASkirball Cultural CenterSoCal Elite BasketballSouth Coast Chinese Cultural AssociationThe Berkshire CenterThe Exchange Club of IrvineTurtle Rock Elementary PTAWestpark Elementary PTAWoodbridge High School PTSAWoodbury Elementary PTA

Visionary Award:The City of Irvine

When Business Week recently published its list of America’s Best Cities, it came as no surprise that Ir-vine was near the top. Since master planning for our community began five decades ago, great care has been taken to ensure that our commu-nity provides a safe, enriching environment in which to live and raise a family. IPSF was proud to recog-nize the City of Irvine with the inaugural Visionary Award at its 2nd Annual Gala on October 22, 2011.

A Unique Vision Built on Education and SafetyIrvine's noteworthy, present-day status didn't evolve from happenstance. It is the result of careful planning and an ongoing commitment by our City’s leaders to remain faithful to that original vision The City’s success can be traced to 1959, when the University of Cali-fornia asked the Irvine Company for 1,000 acres for a new campus. Working together, the University and Irvine Company planners drew up master plans for a city of 50,000 people. When we look around Irvine today, we can see not only the results of those original plans, but also the dedication and stewardship of our city’s leaders, up to the present day.

Unparalleled Investment in EducationFrom innovative grade-school programs to world-class doctoral studies, education is a cornerstone of the Irvine community. The Irvine Unified School District is consis-tently recognized as one of the best school districts in the state. And the City of Irvine has been a major con-tributor to that success. In 2006, the City established the Irvine Educational Partnership Fund, a program that provides annual funding to support critical needs in Ir-vine public schools. In November 2011, Irvine voters approved Measure R, the “Irvine School Support Initia-tive,” by a 78.2% margin, continuing the City’s finan-cial pledge to Irvine schools by directing $1.5 million annually for the next three years. Altogether, the City now provides more than $5 million annually through direct and indirect support to Irvine schools.

Paula Golden, Executive Director Broadcom Foundation with Neda Zaengle

2011 Gala Honorees

Trustee Jeff Larsen with Broadcom CEO, Scott McGregor

The IPSF Endowment FundWhen IPSF was founded in 1996, few people thought we would still be needed in 5 years, much less 15. The goal was to come together to provide funding to fill some short-term gaps in the school budget until education funding had stabilized. Fifteen years later, we are still here and those funding gaps grow larger every year. While our community continues to support our schools on a year-to-year basis, the time has come for us to prepare for the long term—the next fifteen years, and the ones after that.

In 2011, IPSF established an Endowment Fund with an initial investment of $10,000. The goal of the IPSF Endowment Fund is to create a permanent, self-sustaining source of un-restricted income that will ensure the fiscal stability and educational excellence of our local schools. Endowment fund assets are given to IPSF with the condition that the principal be maintained in perpetuity and only the income generated will be distributed. Ultimately, our goal is for the Endowment Fund to reach $10 million, with interim goals of $1 million and $5 million.

Through the Endowment Fund, IPSF can accept individual donations, including gifts of secu-rities, property, life insurance and other estate planning contributions. Every contribution to the Endowment Fund is a lasting gift that will benefit our students and community for gen-erations. For more information about how you can leave a legacy and invest in the future, contact Kim Strohm, Director of Development, at (949) 265-6402.

CREATING A LEGACY. INVESTING IN THE FUTURE.

Robert BraithwaiteChairHoag Hospital

Jeff LarsenVice Chair/Board Development ChairMVE & Partners, Inc.

Jason LeeTreasurer/Finance Committee ChairDuraFloor Corporation

Thad MartinSecretaryHoneyBaked, Inc.

Robin LubitzDevelopment Committee ChairCommunity Leader

Dr. Sharon SalingerProgram Committee ChairUniversity of California, Irvine

Beatrice Tseng-ChenCommunity Relations Committee Co-ChairIrvine Valley College

Lauren BrooksCommunity Relations Committee Co-ChairCommunity Leader

Anila AliEducator

Johnny AzodiCommunity Leader

Rob BrinkmanVIZIO

Carol ChoiUnited Exchange Corporation

Dr. Robert ChowEntrepreneur

Kristin CrellinSchools First Federal Credit Union

Kathleen HallalCommunity Leader

Jan KerchnerThe College Blueprint

Katie NooneThe Princeton Review, Inc.

Keyvan SaminiSamini & Simmons

David SanfordDoctor’s Ambulance Service

Karl TokitaKSK Medical

Julie Weis WalkerWells Fargo

Shareen YoungKlune Industries

BOARD ADVISORS

Dr. Gavin Huntley-FennerIUSD School Board

Sukhee KangMayor, City of Irvine

Petra SchaeferPTA Council President

Terry WalkerIUSD Superintendent

Neda B. ZaengleCEO, IPSF

Our Board of TrusteesThe leadership that drives IPSF’s success has always been our talented, resourceful, and committed volunteer board of trustees.

Robin Leftwich* VP Community AffairsThe Irvine Company

Dave Maggard* ChiefIrvine Police Department

Gary CharbonneauVP Global Regulatory AffairsAllergan, Inc.

Steve Churm PresidentChurm Media

Connie Colao Chief People OfficerTaco Bell

Tallia Hart President/CEOIrvine Chamber of Commerce

Sean Joyce City ManagerCity of Irvine

Mike Moore Div II Fire ChiefOCFA

Liz Toomey Assistant Vice ChancellorUniversity of California, Irvine

John WithersIRWD Board of Directors

* Founding Members

Our Advisory Council

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