Making a great school greater

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Teachers Assistants | Staff Development | Science | Spanish... & much more �

The Foundation in Action

How do you make a great school even greater?You provide more possibilities for every child. That’s what the

Foundation has been doing since 1999—thanks to concerned parents,

like you, who want the best for their children’s education.

Great education starts with the basics—great teachers, well-supplied

classrooms, strong curriculums, and ensured safety and well-being for

students. But The Epiphany School strives to be greater—and making

education greater means bringing more to students. It means:

� Learning opportunities that extend beyond regular subjects,

such as Spanish and Art and Music

� Effective hands-on learning through lab experimentation,

delivered by a science program specialist

� Providing extra outlets for all levels of students to develop

their mind, spirit and values, such as Guidance, Enrichment,

and Remediation programs

� Supporting the expertise of staff through Staff Development,

Teacher Assistant programs, and leadership from a

Curriculum Director

With the help of the Foundation, all of these programs open a world

of possibility for Epiphany students. Your continual financial support

helps to ensure this great school becomes even greater.

Because every child deserves greatness.

To give you an idea of what we’re able to achieve, look at what students

have to say about these programs In Their OwnWords…

Programs supportedby Epiphany SchoolFoundation:

Art andMusicEnhancements

CurriculumDirector

Guidance Program

Reading andMathRemediation

Reading Specialist

Science Lab andInstructor

Staff Development

Spanish

Teachers Assistants(Nursery–Grade 3)

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Dear Friends of Epiphany School,

As I begin my first year as Chair of the Epiphany School Foundation, I’m excited to play a role in making a great school greater. There are many factors that go into making a school great: strong leaders, dedicated and talented teachers and an energetic and supportive parent body. We are very fortunate that Epiphany has all of these assets.

The Foundation’s purpose is to enhance our children’s educational experience and the faculty’s teaching environment. This is primarily achieved by funding important programsthat the school otherwise lacks the financial resources to support. The Foundation raisesmoney through its Annual Fund campaign along with four (4) special events.

Our annual fund raised over $365,000 and the four (4) special events raised over $240,000in net donations. This allowed the Foundation to provide more than $440,000 in grantsto the Epiphany School. These grants were used to finance the programs that you see listed on the previous page.

The Annual Fund is the cornerstone of our fundraising efforts. It is money donated byEpiphany parents, alumni and friends to provide additional resources that enrich the educational experience of our children. I’m asking all Epiphany parents to support theAnnual Fund since the Annual Fund supports all of our children. Every contributionmakes a difference. There is no gift too small. It is the cumulative effect of all gifts, both large and small, that helps us reach our goal.

The four (4) special events that support the Foundation are the Sports Auction, the American Girl Fashion Show, the Spring Auction and the Golf Outing. These eventswould not be possible without the tireless efforts and dedication of the event chairs andthe many parent volunteers. In addition, many local businesses support these events by donating goods and services which help make the events as successful as possible. I would like to thank all of the event volunteers as well as the parents and friends who attend these important fundraising events.

I hope every parent had an opportunity to watch the video played at the Back to SchoolNights which brought to life all of the programs funded by the Foundation. I believe the video, together with the profile of four of the programs highlighted in this AnnualReview, captures the spirit and essence of why supporting the Foundation is so important.

Thank you very much for your generous contributions and for continuing to make a great school greater.

Yours truly, Patti O. Gallagher

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Patti GallagherChair of The Epiphany School Foundation

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Epiphany Society ($50,000 and up)Susan and Jack Rudin

Fellows ($10,000 and up)The Capuano FamilyJeanne R. Maher Scholarship Fund

by Thomas and Nancy K. MaherMr. and Mrs. Ralph PreiteMaureen Regan

Founders ($5,000 and up)Kathleen Camilli and Peter NowickiHanne and Jim CantaliniChristine Daley and John HiltyFinn and McVeigh FamilyPatti and Christopher GallagherWilliam Ried and Megan LeeThe McHugh FamilyJose and Maria Teresa MeirellesIvett and Tony PaganoIngrid and Bob RestrickGretchen and Tim Teran

Patrons ($2,500 and up)Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. ArcuriMs. Louise BarbrackMr. and Mrs. Kevin BeauregardThe Bogle FamilyMr. and Mrs. ConstantinescoDrew Doscher, '83The Favorule FamilyChristopher French and

Mary Carroll FrenchMr. and Mrs. David R. HaaseDr. and Mrs. Arthur HryhorowychRobert Jacob and Catherine ColuzziPaul and Terry MaloneyKim and Gerard MullaneyMr. and Mrs. Thomas O'ByrneMr. and Mrs. Edward P. O'DellEdward Pinter and Kristin SheaSu and Robert RobottiGregory and Virginia SchmittAndrew and Julie SniffinMichael and Helen TierneyMr. and Mrs. Kerry P. TracyAnonymous

Partners ($1,000 and up)The Anderson FamilyMichael and Heather BrennanJennifer and Arthur CoiaKaren and William CooneyJoseph and Maria DeVeraJulie and Jim DonaldsonJohn and Marianne EmanuelThe Ettin FamilyChristine and Cornelius GallagherJohn and Karen GuancioneMr. and Mrs. James L. HayesPatrick and Eleanor HeratyMr. and Mrs. Tim HigginsOksana Jarema andSeamus KilkennyThe Kellner FamilyMaureen and Dave KennaThe Kinsella FamilyPeter and Elizabeth LordMr. and Mrs. Daniel MalewichAlison and Michael McCarry

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. MirtoMorro/Paredes FamilyJanny and Mike NealyCate O'Hara and Ed MoslanderO'Hara Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. RyanDr. and Mrs. Ron SafkoMr. and Mrs. James J. SanseveroRichard and Mery ScanlonHon. Saliann Scarpulla and

Paul GillowDr. and Mrs. Marc SclafaniSefchick FamilyJane and Barry SmithKevin J. Smith and

Alicia Echevarria-SmithAlison Sturm, '88Joseph M. Sullivan and

Lisa Pravato SullivanDeirdre and James VertucciPamela and Christopher WilsonAnonymous (2)

Benefactors ($500 and up)Kathie and Augie AloiaAnwer FamilyWilliam and Patricia BarbariMr. and Mrs. Jean-Noel BeaumierJennifer and John BradleyBrennan Family FoundationKate and Jim CheneyPaul and Gina CucchiaraLauren Dragos DillinNicholas and Darcy EveleighMr. and Mrs. Joe FrancoMr. and Mrs. William GallagherGeorgette Gayol and Kevin CintronMr. and Mrs. Robert GreeneMarta and Adam HapijMr. and Mrs. JaliffMichael and Kerry JonesMr. and Mrs. Charles LoreRobert Luttrell and Susan FromerCarol and Jim McEvoyCathy McNamaraMr. and Mrs. James WolfeRobert and Kris PattersonPeter and Kate PattonThe Pesola FamilyThe Plithides FamilyThe Regan FamilyNancy and Michael ReillyTom and Sofia RyanThe Sciolto FamilyThe Sgarlato FamilyFrank and Eileen ShashatyJohn and Moira SowarbyThe Testa FamilyThe Walther/Levitz FamilyThe Woody FamilyAnonymous (2)

Sponsors ($250 and up)The Addison FamilyAttard FamilyBob and Theresa BarclayThe Rev. William Eric Baum and

The Rev. Brooke L. SwertfagerRobert BonadonnaThe Conway FamilyLena and Kishin J. DatwaniRobert and Josephine DeSianoSandy and Bob DiChiaraThe DiRusso FamilyDr. and Mrs. Daniel DiStasiThe Dones FamilyEdward and Beatris Ferrer

Mr. and Mrs. James C. FrenchDavid Gallagher and Kerry K. PeetMr. and Mrs. John GallagherLorraine and Shawn GeretyMarc and Noreen GillespieMs. Eileen GleasonWilliam and Catherine GleesonBetsy and Joe GorskiThe Hawkes FamilyMr. and Mrs. James HunterMushiya and Mary Ann KalambayKeith J. Kelly and Patricia WalshMr. and Mrs. Michael LarsonJames and Patricia LynchKanaya and Maya ManglaniMattiello FamilyAmy Robach and Thomas McIntoshThe McLaughlin FamilyMcVeety FamilyThe Milstead FamilyCarol MulhollandChristine and Michael MurrayMr. and Mrs. Allen NelsonLiesbeth and Richard ParkeMs. Erin PattonMr. and Mrs. James PharoLinda and James ReidyTom and Kristin ReillyGeorge and Anne SchaefferDr. and Mrs. William SchollerJojo and Ken StenstromThe Sterling FamilyMr. and Mrs. John StevensThe Stolarz FamilyThe Tietjen FamilyThe Valdes FamilyStephen and Mary WeaferPatrick and Susannah WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Edward YureskoAnonymous

ContributorsThe Alexopoulos FamilyMr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Andrew, IIIChristina and Lawrence AsaroCarla Caccamise AshAlison Browne and Kwadjo WordieCatherine and Louis BuffalanoRegina D. BuxtonEleanor and Carl CabalbagThomas and Yayun CahillAnne Carlin, '73 and Kevin CivaleMartina M. CarrollBarry, Maria and Julie CassidyFrancesca Ciofalo, '96The Clancy FamilyMichael CooleyCore and Andino FamilyMonica and Michael CulosoCathleen A. CuneoKaitlyn Curley, '01Taylor Curley, '05Eileen and Dale DelulioBarbara and David DownesSuzette Duffell and Joseph DuffyDon Bates and Cathleen DullahanDenis and Sonia DuranteEllett FamilyPatricia Butler Erickson, '84Bridget and Rob FogartyThe Golden FamilyHiram and Victoria GonzalezWilliam and Kerry JenningsBarbara KataistoRaymond and Lisa KhalilKim FamilyThe Brown Family

In Their OwnWords…Kindergarten through third gradestalk about their teachers’ assistants

My teacher’s assistant is so great because…

Ann … she does phonics and ourreadingworkbooks with us.

AJ … she helps us sing the flag song and helps ussay our prayers.

Brennan … she helps us with ourmathwork,religion, grammar, and English.

Jaylene … she helps us with lots of thingswe don’t understand.

If my teacher’s assistant wasn’t there…

Lucas …wewould be doing phonics for 2 hoursbecause there’s a lot of people in our class.

Claudia ...the teacher would be running aroundtrying to help everyone.

Henry … it would be very stressful.

Samuel … a lot of things wouldn’t get done.

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Gregory and Amy LordMr. and Mrs. Michael LyonsJennifer A. MaguireEmma Marciano and

Mark SydorenkoLourdes I. MendezRosiane and Andrew MorganJoan M. MoriartyAntonio MouraLisa and Mark MoyerMonica and John MurphyLaura Monardo and Mario NatarelliJudith A. O'ConnellMary and John PaolicelliDan and Christin PriceEmily Safko, '04Matt Safko, '05Marie M. SkidmoreSheila StainbackChristopher and Linda StoneJoseph and Joanne ThompsonDolores and John WoodAntoinette and Bernard WyszynskiMr. and Mrs. William J. YungAnonymous (3)

Corporate SponsorsThe ACE INA FoundationAIGAllianceBernsteinAmerican ExpressBank of AmericaThe Bank of New YorkCredit Suisse First BostonDeutsche BankGlaxoSmithKline FoundationGoldman SachsJP Morgan ChaseLehman BrothersLord, Abbett & Co.MeadWestvaco FoundationMerrill LynchNew York Life FoundationNew York TimesPfizer FoundationReaders Digest FoundationReuters America Inc.Rockefeller Brothers FundState Street BankUBS FoundationVerizon Foundation

Memorial GiftsIn Memory of Sherry Jean BuonaseraDr. Vincent AbbatielloJack AlbertAmerican Institutes for ResearchElliott AmesMr. and Mrs. Norman AndersenLouise BarbrackMr. and Mrs. Albert BellinoMr. and Mrs. Walter BermanDr. and Mrs. Walter BickneseMarsha BilzinMr. and Mrs. Patrick BriodyCynthia BrodskyCatherine Herlihy BroganLydia BrownJean BubleyMr. and Mrs. Albert BuonaseraMr. and Mrs. John ButlerMr. and Mrs. Richard CollinsAnn ColonomosJudith ConnortonMr. and Mrs. William CourtneyJane and Paul Crotty and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Robert CrottyMr. and Mrs. James CuddihyThe Marvin Davis FamilyJim DavisonDr. and Mrs. Francis Del CasinoMr. and Mrs. Terrance DinanAshley DinanMr. and Mrs. Robert DistlerThe Drayer FamilyDana Glenn and Eric DunleavyDr. and Mrs. Michael DworkinSteven Farhood and

Marcia McCaffreyMichael N. Ford, '59Ann FreyMr. and Mrs. Christopher GallagherRuth GarbariniMr. and Mrs. Michael GargiuloDr. Jeffrey GoldbergMr. and Mrs. Stan GoldbergJudy GoodMr. and Mrs. Howard GrahamJessica GreenbergAnn GuglielmoMr. and Mrs. Robert HalseyJanifer JaegerMr. and Mrs. Dennis Keane and

FamilyMr. and Mrs. Frederick KeithVirginia KenardMr. and Mrs. Brian KennedyCheryl Lauder

Maria LauingerDr. Robert J. LiculMr. and Mrs. John Lively and FamilyLong Island Oral &

Maxillofacial Surgery, P.C.Jean LubanMireille MacCarthyTheresa and Catherine MallonGina Martorana-LiottiMr. and Mrs. Brian McAllisterMr. and Mrs. David McLintockDr. Harvey MeranusMr. and Mrs. Harold MurrayJane Gibbons NealyJennifer and Megan NicholesNew York Community TrustRosemarie O'RourkeChristie Ann O'NeillMr. and Mrs. William OriolRosemarie and Patrick OSullivanDr. and Mrs. Leon PeltzJuliana and Charles RiviezzoMr. and Mrs. Jules RosenThe Rosenberger FamilyAlvin RosenbloomGloria RyanMr. and Mrs. Bill RyanMr. and Mrs. Stanley SacknerWendy SalernoRhoda SchildMr. and Mrs. Eric SchuanderMr. and Mrs. Mitchell SilverMr. and Mrs. Philip SternsteinKirin StevensMr. and Mrs. Edward StevensMr. and Mrs. Melvin TainiterMr. and Mrs. Ira TrachtenbergMr. and Mrs. Andrew TumilowiczMr. and Mrs. Thomas VarvaroJane WeillerNancy and Rocco Zaino

In Memory of John F. BrassilClaire Brassil

In Memory of Mrs. Lidia Favale andMary McCarthy BrescianiCatherine Herlihy Brogan

In Memory of Jeanne R. MaherWilliam Maher

In Memory of Colleen PoonawalaMary Anne O'Shea

Gifts in HonorIn Honor of Jim HayesAntoinette and Bernard Wyszynski

In Her OwnWords…Kindergarten teachers talk aboutthe Foundation

What value does the Foundation bringto your teaching ability?

Ms. MacKenzie It’s been such a tremendoushelp to be able to take classes that have greatlyinfluenced theway I teach. I’m in the advancedliteracy program so I’ve learned a ton of differentstrategies to work with emergent readers,beginning readers, so it’s been very helpful.

Ms. Terins The Epiphany Foundation sentmethis past summer to awriting workshop on how toteachwriting in awriting workshop style tailoredto kindergarteners. We actually publish a differenttype of writing every 6 weeks, andwe publishbooks together, where every day a child writesa sentence of news for the day, and every 20 dayswe have a book for the class.

Howmuch value does the Foundationsponsored teacher’s assistant bring?

Ms. MacKenzie Without her I wouldn’t be ableto dowhat I do. She’s a huge help.

Ms. Terins Oh, she’swonderful. Basically ateachers aide gives you an extra handwith teaching.We group kids into smaller groups of about 7children, andwhile one groupworks independentlytwo groups work with us, which gives themmoredirect instruction throughout the day. She picksupwhenever the kids need extra help.

Participation by Grade

Current Parents $ 203,672

Alumni $ 5,275

Friends $ 148,073

Corporations $ 8,258

Past Parents $ 200

Total $ 365,478

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52% family participation— 195 families out of 373 participated.Note: These numbers do include Board members

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In Their Own Words…Fourth grade talk about science lab

One experiment we did was…

Jacqueline � … looking at a cell up close. The directions were really tricky but we got it down so I feel really mature and proud.

Audrey � … checking the pollution in a cup of water.

We learned…

Audrey � … humans and natural things can pollute the air and water a lot and it can change our environment.

Jacqueline � … just because you can’t see pollution doesn’t mean it isn’t there. You shouldn’tever pollute.

John � … the dots were the nucleus, the controlcenter of the cell.

Shawn � … if the grass got cut up, all the cricketswould die and then the mice would die. And if thehawks had no mice to eat then they would die too.That’s a food chain.

Kayla � … about changes in ecosystems and how a food chain can help an ecosystem. There are natural changes or human changes.

Science lab is so great because…

John � … there’s enough room to do cool experiments.

Audrey � … it’s not just learning out of a textbook and answering questions.

Jaqueline � … it’s fun but it’s really educational.

Kayla � … you’ll learn and have a good future.

The Sports Auction, launched in 2001, appeals to sports fans throughout theEpiphany Community and the New York City area. Auction participants find awide range of sports memorabilia at affordable prices, along with chances to bid on sporting event tickets, golf packages, etc. — something for every sports fan and every budget. The 2006 Chairs were Tim Grogan and Kevin Beauregard.

The American Girl Fashion Show began in 1996. It is a wonderful multi-generationalevent showcasing the style, independence and self-confidence of our Epiphany community girls. Attended by mothers, grandmothers, and other family and friends,this 3-day, 4-show extravaganza provides great fun for American Girls of all ages.The 2006 Chairs were Fran Glennon and Carol Mulholland.

The Spring Auction has evolved into an eagerly anticipated evening on the town,providing a night out for parents and friends at an elegant venue (The ManhattanPenthouse was the site of the 06/07 event and is booked for 07/08). Each year, the items presented for bidding during the event surpass the previous year in creativity and profit for the Foundation. Vivian Cioffi was the 2007 Chairperson,and Erin Tracy the Co-Chair.

The Golf Outing, held for the last several years at The Ridgeway Country Club in Westchester, is the longest running event sponsored by the Foundation. Parents,alumni, friends, family, and business colleagues join together for a fun day on thelinks followed by cocktails, dinner and lots of great prizes. The 2007 Committeeincluded Mike Jones, Kristin Henn, Mike Conlon, Dave Kenna, Ed Pinter, and John Sowarby.

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Event dates and Chairs for 2007-08:

Sports Auction October 25, 2007 Chairs: Kevin Beauregard, Gregg Ettin

American Girl November 16, 17, 18, 2007 Chairs: Fran Glennon, Yvonne Persico

Spring Auction March 11, 2008Chairs: Kim Ettin, Deirdre Vertucci

Golf Outing May 12, 2008Committee: Mike Jones, Kristin Henn, Mike Conlon, Dave Kenna, Ed Pinter, and John Sowarby

2006–07 Special Events Revenue Less expenses

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Sports Auction $ 41,278

American Girl $ 46,836

Spring Auction $ 108,399

Golf Outing $ 46,671

Total $ 243,184

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In Their OwnWords…

Fourth grade talk about Spanish class

I like Spanish because…

Kayla� …we learn a second language.Usually we only learn one in a lifetime andit teaches us about another language so that couldbe another thing special about us.

Shawn� …when I get older andmaybego on a business trip to Spain I can understandwhat they say.

John� …we get to play games and do funprojects in Spanish.

Sometimes in Spanish class we…

Audrey� …make awordweb andwe describethe person in Spanish.

Shawn� …write a paragraph that describes whowe are andwhat we do in the school.

Jacqueline� … pretend to be a person at thedoor who is a community worker, like a fireman,and you have to say something in Spanish.

The Epiphany SchoolFoundationBoard of Trustees2006 to 2007

Christopher French, ChairR. Kevin BeauregardKathleen CamilliJim CantaliniDenise Finn

(through year end 2006)Patti GallagherMegan LeeEileen LuganoKim Mullaney

(through year end 2006)Tony PaganoRalph E. PreiteMaureen ReganRobert Restrick (joined 2007)Su Robotti (joined 2007)Kerry Tracy

Ex Officio:Msgr. Walter Niebrzydowski,

PastorJames L. Hayes, Principal

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Trustees for 2007–08 (seated left to right): Jen Coia, Bob Restrick, Chair PattiGallagher, (standing left to right): Eileen Lugano, Jim Cantalini, Principal James L.Hayes, Ralph Preite, Catherine Jacob, Kerry Tracy, Tony Pagano, (not pictured):Maureen Regan, Su Robotti, Monsignor Walter Niebrzydowski

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The Epiphany School High School Selections

The Class of 2007 is attending

the following high schools:

Bronx High School of Science (1)

Carle Place High School (1)

Christ the King High School (1)

Columbia Grammar & Prep (1)

Dominican Academy (2)

Early College at Bard High School (1)

Fordham Preparatory (4)

Friends Academy (1)

Greenwich High School (1)

La Salle Academy (4)

Loyola School (2)

Marymount School (2)

Notre Dame School (8)

Poly Prep Country Day School (1)

Saint George Academy (1)

Saint Jean Baptiste High School (1)

Saint John’s Preparatory (2)

Saint Vincent Ferrer High School (3)

Stuyvesant High School (1)

Xavier High School (7)

York Preparatory (1)

During the last five years,

Epiphany graduates have also

gone on to attend the following

high schools:

Archbishop Molloy

Birch Wathen Lenox

Brooklyn Tech

Cathedral High School

Convent of the Sacred Heart

Eleanor Roosevelt

Fontbonne

High School of Art and Design

High School for

Environmental Studies

High School of Math,

Science and Engineering

Iona Prep

LaGuardia High School

Louis Brandeis High School

Monsignor Scanlon High School

Millbrook

New York City Lab School

New York City Museum School

Nightingale-Bamford

Regis High School

Saint Joseph Hill Academy

Saint Peter’s Prep

School of the Future

Saint Agnes

Saint George Academy

Saint Michael’s

United Nations High School

Xaverian High School

234 East 22nd Street, New York, NY 10010

Founded in 1888, The Epiphany School continues its commitment to quality

by providing students with an exceptional, value-centered Catholic education.

Here, we educate the whole child — intellectually, socially, physically and

spiritually — each ultimately equipped to progress into adulthood with a strong

sense of identity and purpose. While the student body is predominantly Catholic,

enrollment is open to children of all backgrounds and faiths.

James L. Hayes Principal, The Epiphany School

Lower Campus at 234 East 22nd Street, New York City

Upper Campus at 141 East 28th Street, New York City

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