Navigator: Spring / 2018 Annual Report Edition

Spring / Annual Report 2018 | Volume 20 | Number 5The official monthly newsletter of Xavier High School
A Familiar Face;
A New Vision
Forward
Tom Keating Named Xavier’s
First President Under School’s
New Governance Model
Annual Report
Edition
Jazz Band One Heads to
Iowa Jazz Championships
St. Francis Xavier Scholarship
Deadline Extended
AND MORE...

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The Navigator: Annual Report Edition
In this issue of the Navigator, we would like to present you with our annual report to
the Xavier community. Throughout this issue of the Navigator you will find a detailed
overview of many of the school’s programs. This report includes information about the
students, the staff, the curriculum and much more.
We invite you to carefully examine the information presented. We think you’ll agree that
Xavier is an outstanding school. The data presented would certainly support that claim.
While we are pleased with the progress that Xavier has made, we hold firm to the
belief that, “Each day we get better or worse; we never stay the same.” As a result, we
continue to look for ways to improve our programs in order to fulfill our mission – to
educate the total person in a Catholic environment.
This also seems like an appropriate time to thank all of you for your input throughout
the year. We depend on your positive feedback as well as the concerns you raise to
provide us with a barometer of how we’re doing. Your comments encourage us to
constantly examine our school and look for ways to make it better.
Thanks for taking the time to look over the information. Should you have any
questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Inside this Issue:
3 - Introducing Our First President
4 - Annual Report Data
10 - Dates to Note/Business Update
11 - Campus Ministry Update
12 - Guidance Update
12 - Matt Fradd Speaker Information
13 - New Door Security Procedures
14 - St. Francis Xavier Scholarship
15 - Jazz Band One: Did You Know?
16 - Good News
21 - Band Garage Sale
21 - Meal Program Reminder
21 - Kucera Grant
22 - Summer Camps
23 - Booster Club Updates
24 - Foundation Updates
26 - Students/Faculty of the Month
26 - Spring Play: Macbeth
Sincerely,
Tom Keating, Principal
tom.keating@xaviersaints.org
@Phillyboy14

Our First President! A Familiar Face & A New Vision Forward.
On March 19th, a Joint Executive Committee (JEC) of the
Xavier High School Board of Education and the Xavier Foun-
dation Board announced the hire of our current principal,
Tom Keating, as the school’s first president effective July 1,
2018! Beginning with the next school year, Xavier will move
to a President-Principal Model of school governance, a model
which is successfully utilized in Catholic high schools nation-
wide. In the position of president, Mr. Keating will now be
the executive officer of the Xavier High School Board and the
Xavier Foundation Board. The primary areas of responsibility
with his new role include leading the Catholic mission of Xavi-
er, student success, visioning, long-range planning, financial
management, public relations & marketing, and development.
“As we are now in our 20th school year here at Xavier,
it is critical that we look ahead to ensure that Xavier
remains a viable and preeminent education option
for generations of future Saints to come. Tom Keating
knows the Xavier story and he can tell that story. He
brings the vision, history and skill set that we need in
this new leadership capacity to meet the challenges
and opportunities that await us as we embark on our
next 20 years.”
~ Lorie Hines
Xavier High School Board of Education President
Keating has served as Xavier High School’s principal since
2004. During his tenure, Xavier has emerged as a premier
Catholic secondary school in Iowa, re-dedicating itself to its
Catholic identity and excellence in the areas of faith devel-
opment, academics, service and student activities. He was
named “Educator of the Year” by the National Catholic
Educational Association (NCEA) in 2010. Beyond his roles at
Xavier, Keating also sits on the Iowa High School Athletic As-
sociation Board of Directors, where he has served since 2009.
Over the past year, a taskforce representing the Xavier
High School Board of Education and the Xavier Foundation
Board conducted extensive research, exploring the viability
of moving Xavier to the President-Principal model. Accord-
ing to the NCEA, this model is currently being used in 60-75
percent of Catholic high schools across the country and has
already been successfully implemented by other Catholic
high schools in Iowa. The taskforce concluded that it would
be in the best longterm interest of the school to move to this
model. The JEC was then established to conduct the search
for a president in consultation with the Archdiocesan Office
of Catholic Schools. Under this model, the president’s direct
reports will include the principal, director of development,
controller, and facilities director. The principal’s primary
responsibility will include the day-to-day academic affairs of
the school. A search to fill the vacated principal position has
already commenced.
“Xavier is a ministry of the 11 Catholic parishes of Ce-
dar Rapids and Marion. Establishing the position of
President will help Xavier more fully embrace its impor-
tant relationship with the parishes and its identity as a
faith-based institution of learning. Tom Keating brings
a wealth of experience to the table with regard to how
Xavier currently operates and how to best move it for-
ward. He has demonstrated an unswerving ability to cul-
tivate an environment at Xavier in which all students are
enriched spiritually, intellectually, and socially. In his new
role, he and Xavier will be better positioned to directly
address the longterm needs of the school so it can con-
tinue to fulfill its mission of developing the total person
in a Catholic environment for many years to come. We
hope that the President of Xavier High School will have
a positive impact on our elementary and middle schools
as well. Catholic schools remain the most effective
means of transmitting the faith to our young people.”
~ Fr. Philip Thompson
Pastor at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Cedar Rapids
& Xavier High School Pastoral Coordinator
We invite you to learn more about the President-
Principal Model under the “About” section on
XavierSaints.org, including an FAQ, organizational
structure and case study conducted by the
President-Principal Taskforce.
3Mr. Keating visits with Stations
of the Cross students about the
power of their interpretation.
Mr. Keating congratulates XHS
National Honor Society inductees.

Xavier High School
Mission Statement:
The mission of Xavier High School
is to develop the total person in a
Catholic environment.
Annual Report 2017-2018
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Xavier High School Philosophy
Xavier High School is a part of the tradition and mission of the Roman Catholic
Church and the Archdiocese of Dubuque. As a part of that tradition we are com-
mitted to:
• Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus in a Catholic faith-filled environment that
motivates each student, staff member, parent/guardian and supporter to share
in that mission,
• Developing each person’s spiritual, intellectual, social, emotional, and
physical gifts,
• Respecting each individual person’s unique value and talents,
• Building God’s Kingdom through service to our community, nurturing family
relationships, and modeling Christ in our everyday actions,
• Creating an atmosphere of justice and trust through embracing the Gospel in
our decisions and actions,
• Fostering stewardship through personal commitment, responsibility, and
accountability to one another and to our world,
• Providing a learning atmosphere where creativity and innovation are honored
and celebrated.

Xavier High School
Budget 2018 - 2019 • 100 percent of Xavier students are
involved in community service
• 100 percent of Xavier students complete
the core curriculum (4 years English, 3
years math and science)
• 98 percent of the Class of 2017 went on
to post-secondary education
• 94 percent of Xavier students are
involved in at least one co-curricular
activity; 78 percent are involved in three
or more co-curricular activities
• 88 extra-curricular programs to choose
from
four years of science
four years of mathematics
four years of a foreign language
• 56 courses at Xavier are honors and AP
courses
• 12 dual credit courses are offered
through St. Louis University
• 16:1 is the student to faculty ratio
• 12 is the average number of years that
faculty members have devoted to
Catholic education
Xavier High School
Fast Facts:
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• Affiliated with the eleven area
Catholic parishes and the
Archdiocese of Dubuque
• A member of the National Catholic
Education Association
• Accredited by the State of Iowa
• All administrators and teachers are
certified in their areas of responsibility
• 61% of faculty have an M.A. or Ph.D.
• 685 students
• Complete co-curricular program
• 60-acre campus
• 146,500 square foot facility
• Partnerships with:
• Aging Services
• American Heart Association
• Blue Sky Productions
• CalCam AP
• Columbia University
• Downtown Kiwanis Club
• Gems of Hope
• Grant Wood AEA
• Habitat for Humanity / ReStore
• HACAP
• Iowa Wireless
• Junior Achievement
• Kirkwood Community College
• KMRY Radio
• Knights of Columbus
• Linn County Physical Therapy
• MDM, University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics
• Mercy Medical Center
• Mt. Mercy University
• Rockwell Collins
• St. Louis University
• University of Northern Iowa
• Viola Gibson Elementary
• Workplace Learning Connection
More About Xavier
Annual Report 2017-2018
Revenue
Tuition (Net of Discount) $ 3,826,080.00
Tuition Assistance ($ 154,000.00)
Parish Subsidies $ 1,510,570.00
Fees $ 50,000.00
Foundation Support $ 1,447,500.00
Fundraising $ 30,000.00
Investment Income $ 15,000.00
Other Income (Donated - Two Positions) $ 93,000.00
$ 6,818,150.00
Expense
Instruction $ 2,607,296.00
Administration $ 1,006,656.00
Facilities $ 768,504.00
Transportation $ 20,050.00
Religious Facility Support $ 8,000.00
Employee Costs and Benefits $ 679,100.00
Capital Expenditures/Reserves $ 750,000.00
Reserves Used $ (400,000.00)
Bond Debt Service $ 1,377,500.00
Other Expense -
$ 6,817,106.00
Net Income (Deficit) $ 1,044.00

The Theology Department and Campus
Ministry work together to lead in the
faith formation of the students here at
Xavier, but every member of the ad-
ministration, faculty, and staff share in
this responsibility. In keeping with our
Catholic tradition, we seek to engage
both the head and the heart of the stu-
dents in this process of formation.
The Theology curriculum includes top-
ics such as Old and New Testament,
Religious Foundations, Church History,
Ethics and Morality, Christian Lifestyles,
Comparative Religions and Apologet-
ics. Our curriculum is in transition
to align with the required curriculum
developed by the USCCB. All students
who are members of one of our eleven
participating parishes are required to
take four years of Theology. All other
students are required to take at least
two years of Theology. By the time
students have graduated from Xavier,
they will have had over five hundred
clock hours of direct faith formation in
a Theology classroom. The Theology
curriculum follows the guidelines estab-
lished by the Roman Catholic Church.
The Campus Ministry Department at
Xavier offers a wide variety of spir-
itual opportunities and all students are
encouraged to become involved in any
or all of these opportunities. Some of
these offerings are class retreats, mis-
sion trips, liturgy committee, Eucha-
ristic Adoration, Community Service
Day, music ministry, daily prayer,
liturgies, prayer services, reconciliation
services, Stations of the Cross, Kairos
retreats, TEC retreats, Aid to Women,
Kids Against Hunger, Lifesavers (pro-
life committee) and Ministry in Service
class. Xavier has provided support to
the Catholic Worker House, Birthright,
the Salvation Army, Catholic Charities
and numerous other charitable organi-
zations. Our goal is to provide oppor-
tunities for our students to make their
Catholic faith come to life.
Our Catholic faith is the foundation of everything we do here at Xavier High School.
We understand that as parents, you are the first teachers of your children in the ways of faith.
We strive to support you in your efforts to raise faith-filled young adults.
Catholic Faith - Our Foundation
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Average Scores for Xavier High School 2017 Graduates
Xavier Class of 2017 ACT Results
Student National Percentile Rank (NPR) is a score that describes the relative comparison of the average Xavier student’s
performance to other students in the nation who are in the same grade and were tested at the same time of year. An NPR of 80
means that the average Xavier student’s performance was better than 80% of the students who took the test.
School National Percentile Rank (NPR) is a score that describes the relative comparison of Xavier as an entire grade level
compared to other schools in the nation who were tested at the same time of year. An NPR of 80 means that a particular grade of
students at Xavier performed better than the same grade of students at 80% of the schools in the nation who took the test.
Proficiency Percentage is the percentage of Xavier students in a grade level who met the state’s guideline to be considered
“proficient.”
Iowa Assessments 2017 Results
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Science MathReading
OVERALL RESULTS
Pct. Taking English Reading Math Science Composite
Xavier 98% 23.4 24.3 23.0 24.2 23.9
State 68% 21.2 22.6 21.3 22.1 21.9
National 64% 20.2 21.1 20.9 20.7 21.0
PERCENT OF STUDENTS ACHIEVING ACT COLLEGE COURSE SUCCESS INDICATOR
English Reading Math Science All Four
Benchmark Score = 18 22 22 23
Xavier 83% 70% 59% 62% 46%
State 71% 55% 45% 55% 31%
National 61% 44% 41% 36% 26%
XAVIER ACT COMPOSITE - FIVE YEAR TRENDS
Gr Year 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Composite 24.3 24.7 24.2 24.3 23.9
% Taking 98% 98% 95% 95% 98%

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XHS Students Are Involved in
Successful Activities at Xavier!
Xavier students are involved in successful activities at Xavier! The following
data is from the spring of 2017 up through the winter of 2018:
• 70 students participate in speech (10%)
• 150 students participate in choir (22%)
• 140 students participate in show choir (21%)
• 85 students participate in band (13%)
• 150 students participated in intramurals (22%)
• More than 165 students participated in a drama production (24%)
• More than 500 students will participate in at least one sport
during the school year (73%)
Co-Curricular Activities
Popular at Xavier!
Did You Know?
During this timeframe, all XHS athletic programs earned a
distinguished academic award from the IHSAA or IGHSAU for
having a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher.
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Boys Track
3A State: 4x800 Meter Relay (5th) –
Josh Gerke, Beau Van Berlum,
Grayson Walther, Nathan Skala (2017)
Other State Qualifiers: Braden Stovie,
Kaiden Cuevas, John Rocca, Jax Junge,
Aaron Larson, George Durin, Gabe Lux,
Joe Scieszinski, Josh Volk (2017)
Girls Track
3A State: Katie Tallett 1500 meter run (8th) &
3000 meter run (4th & school record) (2017)
Other State Qualifiers: Theresa Lampe,
Nina Marquardt, Emiko Coffey, Grace Miller,
Anna Parr, Kaylie Skoumal, Jenna Schwach,
Brie Baldus, Maddix Stovie (2017)
Boys Tennis
2A STATE CHAMPIONS (2017)
1A Doubles State Champions:
Charlie Esker & Jon Lansing (2017)
1A CO-ED Doubles State Runner-Up:
Jon Lansing & Nina Marquardt (2017)
Girls Tennis
1A CO-ED Doubles State Runner-Up:
Jon Lansing & Nina Marquardt (2017)
Boys Soccer
MVC Division Champions (2017)
2A State Runner-Up (2017)
Girls Soccer
2A State Quarter Finalist (2017)
Boys Golf
4A State Team Qualifier (2017)
Boys Cross Country
Football
3A District Champions (2017)
3A STATE CHAMPIONS (2017
Girls Swimming
State Qualifiers: Sarah Gannon,
Maddie Gannon, Lauren Havertape,
Hannah Williams (2017)
Marching Band
3A State Division I Rating (2017)
All-State Chorus
Tristen Perreault, Nolan Pithan, Genna Pieper,
Curt Lengemann, Brady Christensen, and
Kristen Hovda
All-State Band
Dance Team
State: Class XI Pom State Champions &
Class III Contemporary, 3rd Place
UDA Regionals: 4th Place Pom
UDA Nationals: 12th Place Pom
Volleyball
4A State Semi-Finalist (2017)
Jazz Band
State Qualifier (2018)
Boys Swimming
State Qualifiers: Carter Kramer &
George Durin (2018)
George Durin 200 Yd. Medley Relay 4th
(2018)
Wrestling
3A State Individual Qualifiers: Ivan Thomas
(106) & Keegan Schultschik (120) (2018)
Boys Bowling
2A Individual Qualifier: Charlie Hart (2018)
Girls Bowling
Boys Basketball
3A 3rd Place State Finish (2018)
Large Group All-State Speech Festival
Rylee Wegmann, Michael Olberding,
Cara Hassenstab and Jimmy Burke
Individual All-State Speech Festival
Rylee Wegmann, Haley Cummings,
Nicole Constant, Ethan Lowder,
AJ Helgeson, and Jaden Henley
Show Choir
Grand Champions at “Marion Masquerade”
and at Mount Pleasant’s “Music in Motion”
Activities Year-in-Review Highlights (past calendar year)
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TOP: Xavier Basket-
ball’s Matt Mims fin-
ished his high school
basketball career as
the leading scorer in
school history (1,267
points).
MIDDLE: Xavier
Basketball’s,
Jackson Joens
also eclipsed the
1,000-career point
mark (1,015) and set
the school record for
career made 3-point
baskets (169).
BOTTOM:
Xavier Track’s Katie
Tallett (X17) broke
the school record in
the 3,000 Meter Run
at the 2017 State
Track Meet with a
time of 10:25.61,
topping the previous
record by nearly 8
seconds.
Breaking
Records

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Dates To Note & Business Office Reminders
April 19-21 – Spring Play: Macbeth
April 20 – Grandparents Mass
April 20 – Early Dismissal/In-Service (11:50am)
April 27 – Speaker: Matt Fradd (9:50am)
April 28 – Archdiocese Men’s Conference
May 5 – Prom
May 15 – Honors Assembly
May 16 – Bacculaurate Mass
May 20 – Graduation
May 25 – Last Day of School
Business Office Reminder
Tuition Reminder
We would like to remind all families that tuition accounts
must be paid in full by May 10. Seniors with unpaid balances
will not be allowed to participate in graduation ceremonies.
Students will not be permitted to return for the following
academic year until any outstanding balance is paid in full in
accordance with the Xavier Board of Education Policy #3241.
Tuition Contract Reminder
Tuition contracts for the 2018-19 academic year will be is-
sued online in mid-May and must be completed online by
May 31, 2018. Your student(s) will not be officially enrolled
until this is completed. More information on this new pro-
cess will be forthcoming in May.
If you have any questions, please contact Tom Drish at
739-7307.
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Hometown Teams: How
Sports Shape America
Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit
Xavier Featured Alongside Other Area Schools &
Sports Organizations
If you are traveling in the Mount Vernon area, we encourage you to stop
by the Hometown Teams exhibit at the Mount Vernon First Street Com-
munity Center (221 1st Street NE, Mt Vernon, IA 52314). This traveling
exhibit focuses on the impact of sports on communities and includes
exhibit pods provided by the Smithsonian Institution as well as exhib-
its from area schools and local sports teams. Xavier has a small exhibit
highlighting the school’s success in athletics. Also featured are Mount
Vernon High School, Cornell College, Mount Mercy University, Cedar
Rapids Kernels, Norway Baseball, Lisbon High School, East Buchanan
High School, Jack Trice, Dan Gable, and more. The exhibit if free and
runs through April 29 and is open during the following days/times:
- Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
- Thursdays: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- Sundays: Noon - 4 p.m.

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Campus Ministry Update
Submitted by Jody Esker
XHS Campus Ministry
XAVIER TO WELCOME
MATT FRADD!
Xavier High School is excited to host na-
tionally known speaker and author Matt
Fradd. He will be speaking at Xavier
High School on Friday morning 9:50 on
April 27. Matt Fradd speaks to tens of
thousands of people every year. He is
the author of several books, including
Does God Exist?: A Socratic Dialog on
the Five Ways of Thomas Aquinas and
The Porn Myth: Exposing the Reality Be-
hind the Fantasy of Pornography. Matt
earned his master’s and undergradu-
ate degree’s in philosophy from Holy
Apostles College. His podcasts, Love
People Use Things and Pints With Aqui-
nas are listened to by tens of thousands
of people every month. Matt lives with
his wife, Cameron, and their children in
the mountains of North Georgia.
TEC:
TEENS ENCOUNTER CHRIST
There are two TEC weekends left for
seniors to join. Please see this website
for registration information.
CATHOLIC HEART
WORKCAMP
Interested in attending Catholic Heart
Workcamp? There are spots available
to join in a mission trip to Louisville,
Kentucky June 17-23. If you are in need
of more information, contact Father Vu
at d.vu@dbqarch.org.
SUMMER RE-CREATION OF
THE SPIRIT!
Summer is almost upon us. Summer
affords a more relaxed schedule and
hopefully some recreation which leads
to re-CREATION of the spirit. Make
some time this summer for new spiri-
tual experience. You could try an hour
of adoration each week in the St. Pat’s
chapel, you could make a pilgrimage to
West Bend to the Grotto of Redemp-
tion, you could attend daily mass at
your parish or any one that fits into your
schedule. On any vacation you take,
make your faith part of it...visit a lo-
cal faith attraction, attend Mass in the
towns you visit, use car/airplane time
to read reflective material or listen to
spiritual podcasts (may I suggest Father
Mike Schmitz!) Make time to read a
good book to help you grow spiritually.
Stop in Campus Ministry for some rec-
ommendations! Whatever you do, don’t
forget that everything is a gift from God.
See the face of Christ in all your activi-
ties of the summer!
CHRIST OUR LIFE
CONFERENCE
In planning for next fall...put the Christ
Our Life Conference on your calendar!
Click here for more information. This
conference is definitely worth planning
to attend! The dates are Sept 29-30,
2018 at the Wells Fargo Arena in Des
Moines. You can attend all or any part
of the retreat you would like. The speak-
ers are amazing! The music is inspira-
tional! There are specific talks for teens,
and a variety of vendors. We hope to
see you (and family & friends) there!
The world tells us to seek
success,power & money;
God tells us to seek
HUMILITY,SERVICE
& LOVE.
-Pope Francis
<<< STATIONS OF THE CROSS
If you were unable to make it to our
Stations of the Cross prayer services on
Holy Thursday, we highly recommend
you watch the video on our Facebook
page: facebook.com/XavierSaints.
The prayer service featured a powerful
combination of visuals and music. The
music and reflections were composed
entirely by XHS students.

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Guidance Update
NATIONAL COUNCIL ON
YOUTH LEADERSHIP
All information about this leadership opportunity for juniors
was emailed to students and parents at the end of March.
Click here for more information...
LEADERSHIP FOR FIVE SEASONS
All information about this leadership opportunity for sopho-
mores was emailed to students and parents the last week of
March. Click here for more information...
CODE++ PROGRAMMING
WORKSHOP
This is a one day event to teach students about programming
that is being held at NewBoCo on Apr. 28th (9am-3pm). It is
open to both boys & girls in grades 8-12. The beginner group
will learn HTML and CSS to build their own website. Students
with prior experience may choose to add JavaScript to their
skills. They will also learn about careers in computer science.
A light breakfast and lunch will be included. Click here to reg-
ister. Scholarships are available – check out the registration
page for more information.
The Senior Walk Returns
Last year we began the tradition of the “Senior Walk” where
our graduating seniors return to their Xavier Catholic School
elementary schools they began their journey at. We will hon-
or this new tradition once again on May 2nd as part of the
XHS Senior Retreat Day. Seniors will again wear nametags
with their career plans on them and visit with Kindergarten
classrooms after walking down their elementary school halls
one final time as students of our Xavier Catholic School
system.
<<< Come Hear Matt Fradd, International Catholic Apologist & Speaker
Friday, April 27 | 9:50 a.m. | Ron Thillen Gymnasium | Xavier High School
Matt is the director of content development for Integrity Restored and bestselling author and
popular speaker. He shares startling statistics, real life stories, and the rock solid wisdom of the
Church’s teachings on human sexuality. His most recent book, “The Porn Myth,” is a No. 1 best-
seller on Amazon. Matt lives in Georgia with his wife, Cameron, and their children. Matt will
speak to XHS students on April 27th at 9:50 a.m. All are welcome to join us! In addition to his
talk at Xavier, you are welcome to listen to Matt on any of the following dates:
April 25 - St. Mary’s (Solon) - 6:30 p.m. (teens) and 8 p.m. (adults)
April 26 - CEO at Immaculate Conception Parish (CR) - 6:30 p.m.
April 27 - Xavier HS - 9:50 a.m.
April 28 - Catholic Men’s Conference (Xavier HS)

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New Door Security Procedures
In our continued efforts to provide a safe environment, Xavier High School will
implement a new door security system beginning, Monday, April 9. This se-
curity system will allow us to see all those requesting entry to the building and
require all visitors to “buzz-in” to gain entrance to the building. The buzzer
panels are located at the Main Entrance doors.
THE SCHEDULE FOR DOORS WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
• UNTIL 7:50 A.M. EACH DAY, ALL MAIN DOORS AND THE ACTIVITIES
ENTRANCE WILL BE UNLOCKED AND NO “BUZZ-IN” WILL
BE NECESSARY.
• AT 7:50 A.M. EACH DAY, ALL DOORS WILL BE LOCKED AND THE ONLY
ACCESS TO THE BUILDING WILL BE THROUGH THE MAIN LOBBY
DOORS (BOTH THE EAST AND SOUTH-FACING DOORS) USING THE
“BUZZ-IN” PROCEDURE.
• ALL MAIN DOORS AND THE ACTIVITIES ENTRANCE WILL BE RE-
OPENED AT SCHOOL DISMISSAL (E.G. 2:45 P.M. ON REGULAR
SCHOOL DAYS).
THE PROCEDURE TO ENTER THE BUILDING
DURING SCHOOL HOURS WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
• APPROACH THE DOOR ON THE FAR RIGHT OF THE EAST OR SOUTH
MAIN DOORS.
• PRESS THE BUZZER AND WAIT FOR SOMEONE TO WELCOME YOU.
• GIVE YOUR NAME AND THE REASON YOU ARE COMING INTO
THE BUILDING.
• THE DOOR WILL BE OPENED FROM ONE OF OUR OFFICES.
• REPORT DIRECTLY TO THE MAIN OFFICE TO SIGN IN.
We will be monitoring these procedures carefully to identify potential
challenges that may arise. We will develop plans to address those challenges
should they arise.
While we realize that no procedure can guarantee 100% safety, we believe this
practice will add a layer of security to enhance student safety.

St. Francis Xavier Scholarship: LAST CHANCE
SCHOLARSHIP OFFERS FULL TUITION TO
XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL
Thanks to a generous financial donation, the Xavier Founda-
tion is able to offer the St. Francis Xavier Scholarship. This
scholarship awards FULL tuition to Xavier High School for up
to four years to qualifying students. Students in grades 8-11
may apply.
In order to be eligible for consideration of the St. Francis Xavi-
er Scholarship, students must meet the following criteria:
A. THEY ARE A PRACTICING CHRISTIAN, PARTICIPATING
IN AN AREA PARISH OR CHURCH.
B. THE COMBINED HOUSEHOLD INCOME MUST BE LESS
THAN $75,000 PER YEAR.
C. THEY MUST HAVE 2 TEACHERS OR 1 TEACHER AND
1 COACH’S LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION TO
APPLY FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP.
D. THEY MUST HAVE 3.0 OR BETTER GPA OR GRADE
EQUIVALENT (IF THEY HAVE COMPLETED GRADE 9
OR ABOVE).
E. THEY MUST BE IN GOOD STANDING WITHIN THEIR
COMMUNITY (I.E. NO COMMUNITY OFFENSES ON
RECORD).
Once the scholarship is awarded, the student must maintain a
3.0 GPA and have no major disciplinary issues.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD AN APPLICATION…
Deadline for applications for the 2018-2019 School Year is
APRIL 20, 2018.
QUESTIONS?
Contact Mary Harken, Xavier Foundation Development
Director, at 319-378-4571 or mharken@xavierfoundation.org.
Keep up with the Saints
on Social Media!
Xavier Saints
Xavier Saints
@XavierSaints
Those who have applied in the past are encouraged to do
so again. Those who have applied in year’s past need only
submit updated tax information to verify a household in-
come of $75,000 or less. If you are applying again, you may
update your application if you choose to do so.
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Jazz Band Prepares for Iowa
Jazz Championships
Not to be lost among the school records being broken this
year in our activities programs is the success our Jazz Band
One is experiencing. Xavier JBO won our band program’s
first (and then second) band competition in school history
this season! After placing 1st at the NEIBA District Jazz
Festival last month, was an automatic qualifier for the Iowa
Jazz Championships! The IJC took place on April 5th at Iowa
State University -- the Saints took home 3rd place in Class 3A
with Joseph Bioche, Caleb Burken, Tristen Perreault and Cal-
lie Fay earning Outstanding Performance awards!
WHAT’S WITH THE PINEAPPLE?
Also, ever wonder what’s up with JBO and the pineapple
that always joins them on stage? Prior to performing at
the 2014 Tallcorn Jazz Festival at UNI, an XHS jazz student
purchased a miniature pineapple from the concession stand,
brought it on stage, and the Saints delivered their best
performance in program history. Thus, the legend of the
pineapple was born as it has made its customary appearance
alongside JBO for every performance since.
Xavier JBO has qualified for the Iowa Jazz Championships
every year since 2014 -- prior to that year, Xavier had never
qualified for the IJC (or placed in the top 3 at any competi-
tion). One jazz band student has the honor of being the
“pineapple keeper” for the season (a responsibility that gets
passed down at the band’s final rehearsal of the year). Now
you know the “power of the pineapple!”
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<<< Saints Take Top 3 at State
Congratulations to these XHS students who recently com-
peted in the Microsoft Word State Championship and took
home the top three places in the state: (L-R) Alexander
Kilburg - 2nd Place; Caleb Burken - 1st Place/State Cham-
pion; and Cole Langner - 3rd Place! By placing first in the
competition, Caleb has qualified for the MOS U.S. National
Championship in Atlanta, GA this coming June. Great work
by all three of these Saints!
<<< Robotics Team Makes State
Congratulations to Mrs. Stacy Mickelson, and the XHS robot-
ics team, the “Xcentrics,” on qualifying for the state compe-
tition! The Xcentrics competed in the Super Qualifier FIRST
Tech Challenge event in Davenport and won three of their
five matches (featuring various tasks their robot must accom-
plish) to advance to the Iowa Championships.
<<< Show Choir Earns Two Grand
Championships in 2018 Campaign
Congratulations to Mr. Matt Walker and XHS varsity show
choir, Xhilaration, on capping their 2018 competition season
with another grand championship at the Marion Masquer-
ade! Xhilaration also took Best Band, Best Choreography
and Best Vocal honors. Xhilaration also took the Grand
Championship at Mount Pleasant’s Music in Motion competi-
tion.
<<< XHS Girls’ Bowling -
State Qualifiers
Congratulations to Coach Russ Camacho and the XHS Girls’
Bowling team who qualified for the 2018 state tournament
this past season! Also, congratulations to XHS Boys’ Bowl-
ing’s Charlie Hart on qualifying for State as an individual!

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<<< Taking it to the Next Level
Congratulations to these six seniors who signed to com-
pete at the collegiate level next year: Thomas Bean (Soccer
- Truman State University); Ryan Keating (Golf - Loras Col-
lege); Jon Lansing (Tennis - Coe College); William Angstman
(Baseball - Luther College); Ryan Hosch (Baseball - Cornell
College); and Quinn Miller (Baseball - Central College)! Best
of luck next year, Saints!
<<< Korbel Earns Dean’s List
Honor in Robotics
Congratulations to XHS Robotics’ Lauren Korbel on earning
the Dean’s List Award at the 2018 State FIRST Tech Chal-
lenge in Coralville! This award goes to a robotics student
who demonstrates exemplary passion and effectiveness as
it relates to the FIRST Tech Challenge mission of inspiring
young people to be science and technology leaders and in-
novators! Way to go, Lauren!
<<< Jazz Band Students Named All-State
Congratulations to these four Xavier Jazz Band One students on
earning All-State Jazz honors: (L-R) Tristen Perreault (bass) and Gus
Brown (drums) were named alternates. Caleb Burken and Joseph
Bioche were named lead trumpet and second alto for the 3A band
respectively. Congratulations, Saints!
<<< Speech’s Wegmann, Olberding, Hassenstab,
Burke Earn All-State Honor at State
Large Group
Congratulations to Xavier Speech’s Rylee Wegmann, Michael Ol-
berding, Cara Hassenstab and Jimmy Burke on qualifying for the
2018 All-State Speech Festival as a non-performing act! The group
earned a Division I rating at February’s State Large Group Speech
Contest for their ensemble acting piece, “Action News, Now With
10% More Action.”

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Daniel Bailey
Nicholas Banowetz
Michele Barnum
Eleanor Braksiek
Addison Breitbach
Maria Brown
Kesson Brown
Avery Campbell
Kieran Coe
Taylor Coester
Nicole Constant
Haley Cummings
Sarah Cunningham
Alexandria Drish
Andrew Dupont
Tyler Dupont
Noah Fischels
Nathaniel Freesmeier
Penelope Gardner
Michael Glavan
Aleece Grafton
Quinn Hanigan
Megan Havermann
Maria Hermosillo Arrieta
Kate Hessman
Christine Hilario
Hannah Hinkel
Max Hoxie
Ethan Hurkett
Wesley Johnson
Juliana Karl
Peter Kennedy
Lucy Kolaas
Rilee Lansing
Derek Lengemann
Maximilian Lesnik
Paige Loney
Elizabeth Marovets
Carly McAllister
Logan McDermott
Megan Meyer
Madeline Murphy
Nathaniel Pisney
Madelyn Pithan
Emma Reasner
Genevieve Reed
Tyler Reid
Jack Renning
Ryann Ridder
Grace Ries
Braxton Rokos
Madison Rollinger
Sophia Schmit
Ella Schulte
Bryce Serovy
Julia Shoger
Morgan Simoneau
Katherine Skoumal
Elizabeth Swiderski
Mary Tallett
Elizabeth Tanko
Samantha Triplett
Nhi Vo
Matthew Weih
Peter Welch Zaricor
Chase Wertzberger
Welcome to the National
Honor Society, Saints!
Congratulations to the following Xavier High School
students who were inducted into the National Honor
Society in a ceremony in the Regis-LaSalle Theatre on
March 28th:

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Xavier BPA Excels at State
Xavier Business Professionals of America (BPA) students
competed at the state BPA conference in Des Moines
earlier this semester in various events. Congratulations
to the 28 XHS students who have qualified for the BPA
National Conference in May (including 15 first place
awards) with outstanding performances at state!
SENIORS:
Peter Binder, Gabi Cummings, Ethan Lowder, and Tren-
ton Smith—Small Business Management Team
Peter Binder—Computer Programming Concepts and
Marketing, Management, and Human Resources
Sarah Schirm—Digital Publishing
Sophie Cataldo—Legal Office Procedures
Nick Hentges—Personal Financial Management
JUNIORS:
Gus Fuhrman—Advanced Office Systems & Procedures
Kirsten Smith—Database Applications
Wyatt Johnson—Fundamental Accounting
Evan Lemker—Integrated Office Applications
Jackson Miller—Intermediate Word Processing
SOPHOMORES:
Maddie Pithan—Desktop Publishing
Hannah Hinkel—Prepared Speech
Kate Hessman—Fundamental Word Processing and
Business Meeting Management
ADDITIONAL NATIONAL QUALIFIERS:
Emily Cunningham, Sarah Gannon, Tyler Nachman, Na-
thaniel Rokos, Ben Conrad, Marissa Lyon, Julia Kamin,
Matthew Jordebrek, Kyle Krezek, Garrett Coester, Car-
son Hennings, Sophie Schmit, and Nate Pisney.
HONORABLE MENTION AWARDS:
Braden Albert, Isaac Ball, Lauren Vondracek, Camille
Spencer, , Rilee Lansing, Taylor Coester, Jenaya De-
vereaux, and Paige Loney.
The national conference will be held in Dallas, TX May
8-13, 2018.
<<< Lowder Named “Student of Integrity”
Congratulations to XHS senior, Ethan Lowder, on being named a 2018 “Student of
Integrity” by the Better Business Bureau! This honor goes to a high school student
who demonstrates high levels of honesty, reliability and trustworthiness.
Ethan certainly lives up to this honor’s name and has worked hard (even before ar-
riving as a freshman at Xavier!) to make a positive impact in our school, our commu-
nity and our state!

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Working with the CRPD to Make a
Difference in Our Community...
Xavier High School juniors, Maddie Abu-Nameh & Camryn Kauffman,
recently orchestrated a drive to collect items which are often overlooked
when considering the needs of the less fortunate: shoes and socks. More
than 600 pairs of lightly-used shoes and nearly 700 new pairs of socks
were collected between Xavier High School, LaSalle Middle School and
Regis Middle School.
The socks were donated to the Cedar Rapids Police Department on March
22nd. In turn, the CRPD will distribute the socks to the homeless in our
community.
After Maddie and Camryn conducted research, they determined that the
shoes should be donated to Soles4Souls, a national non-profit organi-
zation which supplies donated shoes to those who need them, but are
unable to purchase them. Those shoes will be delivered to a Soles4Souls
collection site this spring.
Maddie and Camryn were inspired by 2016 Xavier High School graduate,
Daniel Richardson, who organized an effort to collect used athletic equip-
ment for area youth who did not have access to it. They wanted to focus
their efforts on addressing a need that may not be discussed as much, but
a need that could be met knowing that many people have old shoes they
no longer wear in their house. The original plan was to focus on shoes,
but the students expanded their efforts upon discovering a need in our
community for socks and that the CRPD could serve as a way to distribute
them to those who need them most.

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Xavier uses EZ School Pay to make lunch payments online
as well as giving parents a way to track how much is avail-
able in their student‘s lunch account. We highly encour-
age you to log onto https://www.EZSchoolPay.com to
sign on or register as a new user.
Students with negative balances greater than $6 will
not be allowed to purchase additional meals. They
will be provided with a peanut butter
sandwich and milk until their balance is
brought current.
Parents may still apply for free and reduced price meals.
Income eligibility guidelines and applications can be
found on the Xavier website at http://www.xavier-
saints.org/services/food-service/
If you have questions, please contact Lorraine Gaffney at
lorraine.gaffney@xaviersaints.org.
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ANNUAL XAVIER BAND
GARAGE SALE AND BAKE
SALE FUNDRAISER
SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 2018
8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL - COMMONS
THINKING ABOUT DOING SOME
SPRING CLEANING?
Consider donating some infant, children, or adult clothing, toys,
small household items, games, books, sporting goods, and
hand-held electronics to this fundraiser!
All donations are to be dropped off at the school on
Friday, April 20, 2018 between 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
(Large furniture cannot be accepted -- Tax receipt will be available.)
All proceeds from this event will assist the Xavier Band Department
in purchasing new equipment. For further information contact Julie
Schnoebelen at 390-4955 or jandjschnoebs@gmail.com.
Xavier Awarded Archbishop Kucera Grant
for Tuition Assistance
The Xavier High School Board of Education is the recipient of $19,221 from the
Archbishop Kucera Grant Awards from the Archdiocese of Dubuque Educational
Development Fund. The grant was awarded for tuition assistance to those families who
can least afford the cost of attending a Catholic School. A portion of the grant was also
directed towards tuition assistance for minority students who qualify for Federal School
Lunch Program. Awards for these two programs totaled $745,000 for the 2017/18
program year.
The Archbishop Kucera Grant Awards annually provides $100,000 for faith formation
resources and leadership development for faith formation leaders, catechists, Catholic
school administrators and teachers. The grant also covers one third of the program cost
for adults enrolled in the Archdiocesan IMPACT Program.
The Archdiocesan Educational Development Fund was developed for the purpose of
supporting the educational programs of the Archdiocese. This is the thirty first year that
grants have been awarded. Over 10 million dollars have been distributed since the Archdi-
ocesan Educational Development Fund was established. Grants are made possible through
the generous donations of contributors and parishioners throughout the Archdiocese.
Xavier Meal
Program Reminder
Hearing Screening
Grant Wood AEA will be providing their annual
hearing testing at Xavier Monday April 30th.
Students at Xavier are tested only if there is a
known history of ear problems or if the student
is new to the Xavier Catholic School System. If your student does
not meet those two criteria and you have hearing concerns and want
them screened, please contact Kris Naeve, School Nurse, at 294-
6635 Ext 318, or email kris.naeve@xaviersaints.org.
If you have a student with known hearing loss, history of ear prob-
lems, or if your student is new to the Xavier Catholic School System
and you do not want their hearing tested, you need to indicate in
writing to Kris Naeve at Xavier High School who will then notify the
school audiologist of your request.

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Boys BasketBall (Entering Grades 2-9)
June 25-29
Entering Grades 2-4: Jun 25 – 29, 11:00 am to 12:30 pm each day
Entering Grades 5-6: Jun 25-29, 8:00 am to 9:30 am each day
Cost: $55
Registration Deadline: 6/10/2018
Boys BasketBall shooting & scoring clinic
(Entering Grades 5-9)
June 6 & 7
Jun 6 & 7: , 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm (both days)
Cost: $80
co-ed track (Entering Grades 5-9)
June 12-15
Jun 12-15, 9:00 am to 11:00 am each day
Cost: $55
girls BasketBall (Entering Grades 1-8)
June 4-8
Entering Grades 1-2: Jun 4-8, 11:00 am to 12:15 pm each day
Cost: $55
girls BasketBall: shoot like a champion camp
June 13 & 14
Jun 13 & 14, 8:30 am to 11:30 am both days
Cost: $75
show choir
June 11-15 (Entering Grades 1-4)
June 18-22 (Entering Grades 5-8
Entering Grades 1-2: Jun 11-15, 9:00 am to Noon each day
Show for family & friends: 5:30 p.m. on Friday, June 15
Entering Grades 3-4: Jun 11-15, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm each day
Show for family & friends: 7 p.m. on Friday, June 15
Cost: $110
VolleyBall (Entering Grades 5-8)
June 30
Entering Grades 5-6: Jun 30, 9:00 am to Noon
Entering Grades 7-8: Jun 30, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Cost: $40
wrestling (Entering Grades K-12)
June 14 & 15
Entering Grades K-6: Jun 14 & 15, 11:00 am to 12:30 pm both days
Entering Grades 7-12: Jun 14 & 15, 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm both days
Cost: $50
softBall (Entering Grades 1-9)
July 24 & 25
Entering Grades 1-5: Jul 24 & 25, 2:00 to 4:30 pm both days
Cost: $65
footBall (Entering Grades 5-8)
July 30 - Aug. 1
5:30 to 7 pm each day (please arrive by 5:15 pm)
Cost: $50
ALL REGISTRATION IS ONLINE
REGISTER FOR CAMPS ONLINE AT XAVIERSAINTS.ORG/CAMPS
ALL REGISTRATION IS ONLINE. ALL CAMPS HELD AT XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL | 6300 42ND ST. NE | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA 52411
QUESTIONS? CONTACT PAM BARTA AT PAM.BARTA@XAVIERSAINTS.ORG OR 319-294-6635 EXT. 302
Boys BasketBall (Entering Grades 2-9)
June 25-29
Entering Grades 2-4: Jun 25 – 29, 11:00 am to 12:30 pm each day
Cost: $55
Boys BasketBall shooting & scoring clinic
June 6 & 7
Jun 6 & 7: , 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm (both days)
Cost: $80
co-ed track (Entering Grades 5-9)
June 12-15
Jun 12-15, 9:00 am to 11:00 am each day
Cost: $55
girls BasketBall (Entering Grades 1-8)
June 4-8
Entering Grades 1-2: Jun 4-8, 11:00 am to 12:15 pm each day
Cost: $55
girls BasketBall: shoot like a champion camp
June 13 & 14
Jun 13 & 14, 8:30 am to 11:30 am both days
Cost: $75
show choir
June 11-15 (Entering Grades 1-4)
June 18-22 (Entering Grades 5-8
Cost: $110
VolleyBall (Entering Grades 5-8)
June 30
Entering Grades 5-6: Jun 30, 9:00 am to Noon
Entering Grades 7-8: Jun 30, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Cost: $40
wrestling (Entering Grades K-12)
June 14 & 15
Entering Grades K-6: Jun 14 & 15, 11:00 am to 12:30 pm both days
Entering Grades 7-12: Jun 14 & 15, 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm both days
Cost: $50
softBall (Entering Grades 1-9)
July 24 & 25
Cost: $65
footBall (Entering Grades 5-8)
July 30 - Aug. 1
5:30 to 7 pm each day (please arrive by 5:15 pm)
Cost: $50
ALL REGISTRATION IS ONLINE
REGISTER FOR CAMPS ONLINE AT XAVIERSAINTS.ORG/CAMPS
ALL REGISTRATION IS ONLINE. ALL CAMPS HELD AT XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL | 6300 42ND ST. NE | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA 52411
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XAVIER BOOSTER CLUB NEWS 23
The Xavier Booster Club is proud to present the annual
XTRA LEADERSHIP AWARD honoring a Xavier High School
mentor, moderator, coach, or director of a Booster Club
sponsored extra-curricular activity. These activities include
coaches or moderators of Xavier athletics, fine arts, or clubs.
The nominee may coach within any organized club, sport,
or fine arts program, at any level. Criteria include program
success; status as a role model for Xavier students; and the
ability to display outstanding leadership skills that helps
form and shape future leaders through activities that take
students outside the classroom and onto the stage, the
field, or the court. The Xavier Booster Club sponsors this
prestigious award which includes a $500 stipend given to
the XTRA award recipient.
All current Xavier High School students and their parents
are eligible to nominate.
All nominations are to be emailed to the Xavier Booster
Club representative, Carol Vester, at cavester@mchsi.com
by 3 p.m. on April 27, 2018. Include your name, phone
number, email address and a detailed summary of why you
think this individual is worthy of receiving the XTRA LEAD-
ERSHIP AWARD.
This award will be presented to the recipient at the Senior
Honors Assembly on May 15, 2018.
XAVIER BOOSTER CLUB 2018 XTRA
LEADERSHIP AWARD
For an Outstanding Coach or Moderator outside the Classroom!
Breitbach Enters Iowa High
School Basketball Hall of Fame
Congratulations to Regis HS alumnus/
basketball standout/former Iowa State
Cyclone, Dick Breitbach Jr. (R83), on
officially being inducted into the Iowa
HS Basketball Hall of Fame! Breitbach
was inducted during last month’s boys’
state basketball tournament.
Lux Named “Fan of the Game”
XHS parent, Kevin Lux, was named as Xavier’s “Fan
of the Game” prior to the XHS boys’ basketball’s
state quarterfinal game. Kevin and his wife, Tami,
are longtime supporters of Xavier High School,
XHS athletics, and Xavier Catholic Schools. Kevin,
a physical therapist, is co-owner of Linn County
Physical Therapy, PC, the official provider of athletic
training services and physical therapy for Xavier
over the past 20 years. Congrats, Kevin, on this well-
deserved honor and THANK YOU for being an awe-
some supporter of the Xavier Saints!

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Xavier Foundation Updates
COMING NEXT:
2018 ALUMNI APPEAL
TO FOCUS ON TEACHERS
The Xavier Foundation is excited to be
putting a new spin on its annual Alumni
Appeal. This year we are seeking stories
from our alumni about their favorite
teacher(s) and why he/she made a last-
ing impact on them.
ALUMNI: We are asking for you to
share your stories of your favorite
high school teacher at Regis, La-
Salle or Xavier and why that teacher
has had such a profound impact on
you. We also are asking for your
generosity to give back to our cur-
rent teachers. Funds raised from the
2018 Alumni Appeal will help Xavier
continue to provide a first-class learn-
ing environment … for students and
teachers alike!
The Power Of Your Story…
Our Alumni Board will select three of
the most powerful and poignant reflec-
tions of a high school teacher’s impact
(one teacher reflection from LaSalle,
Regis and Xavier will be selected). The
three teachers who are selected will
have $1,000 donated to the depart-
ment in which they served, so that their
impact can continue to be felt directly
by our current high school students.
Learn more at
XavierFoundation.org/Teachers!
HAPPENING NOW:
2018 BUSINESS APPEAL
The Xavier Foundation launched the 2018 Business Appeal on Tuesday,
February 6, 2018. This year, we are asking our supporting businesses to
help us “connect the dots” as Xavier works to develop our young people …
many of whom will remain or return to be stewards of our local community.
Dave Wright, owner operator of Dave Wright Nissan and Subaru Dealership
and Brad Joens, Vice President Commercial Banking, Hills Bank & Trust Co.
are serving as campaign chairs of the Appeal.
Wright and Joens will lead 60 volunteers with the task to visit with more
than 300 local businesses and ask for financial support of Xavier High
School. Your gift is important and needed to help make a Xavier educa-
tion affordable to the Cedar Rapids/Marion metro area families. Here is why
some of our volunteers commit themselves to this effort:
Read more reflections from our volunteers at XavierFoundation.org.
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Xavier Foundation Updates (Continued)
[Directors]
Dr.Holly Brown
[Crusaders]
Cedar Rapids Toyota Scion
Coldwell Banker-Hedges Realty
EduCare Learning Center,Inc.
Schimberg Company
Shey Systems,Inc.
[Commanders]
Aero Rental
Ahmann Design
All Temp Refrigeration
CedarValley World Travel
Centro,Inc
Farm Credit Services of America
High Properties
Hills Bank & Trust Co
Hy-Vee and Hy-Vee Drugstores
Integrated Connection LLC
Joe Bertsch Electrical Sales Co.
Justice Electric
KMRY Radio
Kum & Go
Life Time Fence
Lynch Ford Chevrolet
McGrath Automotive Company
Midwest Janitorial Service-Supply
RB Sales Corporation
Theisen’s Home Farm Auto
TrueNorth Companies,LLC
Zeppelins
[Leaders]
Alan Stevens Associates,Inc.
Bankers Trust
Bouchard’s Home Improvement
Cabinets Galore
Cedar Rapids Bank & Trust
Climate Engineers
Comfort Care,Inc.
Compass Commercial Services
Delaney Construction
Dostal Catering Service
The ESCO Group
F&M Bank
Fairfax State Savings Bank
Feiereisen Inc.
Frontier Natural Products Co-op
Fusion Architects
Hawkeye Electric
Honkamp Krueger
Infrastructure Technology Solutions
Kepros Physical Therapy
and Performance
Kleiman Construction
Linn County Physical Therapy
Nesper Sign Advertising,Inc.
Novak Design Group
NXT Bank – Roger & Angie Baker
Oscar’s Restaurant
Panera Bread
Parks & Schmit Orthodontics
Seltec Sales Corporation
Simmons Perrine Moyer Bergman PLC
Brad Stovie,DDS
TechniCom,Inc.
Terry-Durin Electrical Co.
University of Iowa Credit Union
KarenVolz
Wealthstone Financial
World Class Industries
[Challengers]
Adcraft Printing Company
BerganKDV
Berthel Fisher & Company
Blairs Ferry Tire & Auto
Boyson Dental
Bradley & Riley,PC
Brecke Mechanical Contractors
Brown Law Office
CCB Packing,Inc.
Construction Materials
Construction Publications
Contract Exchange Corp.
Converge Consulting
CRDR Homes
Custom Hose & Supplies
Day Mechanical Systems,Inc
Destinations Unlimited
Future Systems,Inc.
Gibbs Lamb Drown GLD
Commercial Real Estate
Hawkeye Communication
Holmes Murphy & Associates Inc
Home Appliance Center
Iowa Eye Care
Iowa Realty
James T.Brems,PC.
The Jenkins Group,LLC
Joensy’s Restaurant - Center Point
Koch Brothers
Richard Kundel,MD
Long Appraisal
Merci’s Tailoring - Carmelita Scott
Mercy Medical Center
Midwest Equipment Company
Millhiser Smith Insurance
Murdoch Funeral Homes
Personal Safety Corporation
Popoli Ristorante & Sullivan’s Bar
Prairie CreekVeterinary Clinic
Randy’s Carpets & Interiors
Kirk Sadilek - Principal
Financial Group
Schumacher Carpets
Scott’s Family Restaurant
Skogman Companies of Iowa
Starlite Room
State Farm Insurance,
DougValentine
Teahen Funeral Home
US Bank
Vito’s
Wells Fargo
Winifred’s Catering
and Event Planning
John Wollner,M.D.
[Builders]
Acme Graphics,Inc.
Anderson-Bogert Engineers
and Surveyors
Carlos O’Kelly’s
Cedar Rapids Truck Center,Inc.
Conference Technologies,Inc.
DDM Landscape & Irrigation
Erger Construction
James R.Erusha,D.D.S.
Evergreen Estates
Farmers State Bank,Marion
Farrell’s eXtreme Bodyshaping
Freddy’s Frozen Custard
and Steakburgers
Freund-Vector Corp.
Halvorson Trane
House of Carpets
J-Tec Associates,Inc.
King’s Material,Inc.
Klein ChemDry
Knapp Warden Architecture &
Engineering
Level 10 Apparel
Linn Area Credit Union
Marion Iron Co.
Marlin Special Investigations
May City Bowling Center
McAleer Water Conditioning
Pate Asphalt Systems
Philipp Trucking
Rapids Wholesale Equipment
Ready Wireless
Tallgrass Business Resources
To The Rescue
Van Meter Company
Vetter-Parks Lumber Company
Voelschow & Associates,P.C.
Welter Storage Equipment Co.
Woodharbor Design Showroom
of Cedar Rapids
[Sustainers]
Air Filter Sales & Services
Anderson Financial Services,Inc.
Apache,Inc.
Benefits Solutions,Inc.
Bob Mickey Collision Center
Brady Preston Gronlund PC
Captain Clean
Carpet Chalet
Central Iowa Distributing
Chiropractic Health Care Associates
Christianson Chiropractic
Clemenson Chiropractic
Connie’s Catering
Corridor Cartridges & More
Culligan Water Conditioning
Cummings Family Chiropractic
Custom Component Sales
Dlouhy Auto Repair
Dry Cleaning Plus
Dryspace,Inc.
Eastern Iowa Financial Group
Electrical Concepts,LLC
Elite Lawn and Landscaping
ETS
European Motors Ltd.
Expense Reduction Analysts
Frew Development Group LLC
G & M Cleaning
Gehring Orthodontics
Hames Manufactured Mobile Homes
Hawkeye Financial Group
Hawkeye Fire & Safety Company
Inspirations Salon & Spa
Joensy’s Restaurant – Cedar Rapids
Junge Control,Inc.
Kaiden Financial Services
Linn Co-op Oil Company
Mathnasium
Orkin Pest Control
Paul Revere’s Pizza
Peck’s Flower and Garden Shop
Powell Chiropractic Clinic PC
PS Adfinity
Restoration Dental Center -
Dr.Ian Shaw
Sattler Homes Co.
Seidl & Seidl Law Firm
Skogman Carlson Insurance Inc.
Smith Massman Landscaping
Stewart Baxter Funeral
& Memorial Services
Suburban Lumber Company,Inc.
Tension Envelope Corporation
The ARK Catholic Books
& Gifts Shop
The Physical Therapy Center
Thinnes Law Offices,LLC
West Ridge Care Center
Bruce A.Willey,PC
[Friends]
Coonrod Wrecker & Crane
Kitchen Solvers
THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTING BUSINESSES!
As the Xavier Foundation’s 2018 Business Appeal continues into the Spring, we stop to say “Thank You” to those businesses who have
committed their support to Xavier and its mission! Below are the businesses which supported our 2017 Business Appeal.
We invite you to support these outstanding organizations throughout the year!
Jump On Board!
We thank the many businesses
who have already committed
their support to the Xavier
Foundation’s 2018 Business
Appeal! If you are interested in
supporting this effort (or know
of a business that would like to
get involved), please contact
Lynn Jump at
ljump@xavierfoundation.org or
319-378-4571.
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