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Congratulations to the Fourth Quarter Honor Roll students.
Kamaria Gragston ’22 has been recognized with the Spirit of Sr. Dorothy Stang Award.
The Class of 2022 received their diplomas and celebrated that 100 percent of them have been accepted to college on May 31.
Libraries, recreation centers and places of worship will offer free meals for students this summer.
Order by June 10 to have uniforms by start of school.
As year wraps up, breakfast brings together graduates and their supervisors.
The seniors’ accomplishment was profiled in Spectrum’s “Feel Good Friday” segment.
It was a party 10 years in the making and it did not disappoint – the 10th anniversary Rey of Light Scholarship Benefit raised more than $825,000 for tuition assistance for students.
The seniors were honored at the annual English Language Learning Foundation Inc. Breakfast.
DePaul Cristo Rey announces the Class of 2022 valedictorian and salutatorian.
The following DePaul Cristo Rey students have achieved the Honor Roll for the third quarter:
Five seniors have earned full-tuition college scholarships.
For the eighth year in a row, every single senior has been accepted to college.
A group of students and teachers traveled to Washington, D.C. for hands-on spring break service.
Jayla ’22 is among select students nationwide recognized as a Match Scholarship recipient.
Cintas Corporation and Shepherd Color Company among those recognized at Leadership Breakfast.
The varsity boys’ basketball team has ended their season with a state tournament trophy.
Teachers, mentors and coaches recognized at DPCR.
Alaisha now moves onto district competition in Dayton.
Freshmen and sophomores take a dive into entrepreneurship.
James Schurrer has been named principal of DePaul Cristo Rey to begin July 1, 2022.
10 years later, some of our first students look back at their unique place in DPCR history.
Read President Siobhan Taylor’s State of the School message.
Congratulations to the Second Quarter Honor Roll students.
Bruins named Team of the Week and Player of the Week
Special publication celebrates DPCR’s anniversary.
Community leaders bring expertise to DPCR.
The following DePaul Cristo Rey students have achieved the Honor Roll for the first quarter:
With poetry, prayers and art, members of the DPCR community celebrated the school’s 10th anniversary.
Read our Annual Report.
Ja’Nyla ’22 Earned 2nd Place in the Young Entrepreneurs of Color Competition.
Founders Leadership Awards presented to MC Brennan and Michele Schuster
Beautiful weather and a great cause brought 132 golfers out in support of DePaul Cristo Rey.
Siobhan Taylor selected for 40 Under 40 Award.
Find out about fall opportunities for 8th graders.
Brandon Ford, Jr. ‘15, a graduate of DePaul Cristo Rey High School’s very first class, has returned to work at his alma mater.
Cincy Magazine profiles DPCR in its summer issue
He joined DPCR in July to oversee all aspects of the athletic program.
New picnic benches/tables beautify campus.
The following DePaul Cristo Rey students have achieved Honor Roll.
Sid Taylor has joined DPCR to lead the Corporate Work Study Program.
Amazing accomplishments by our students, graduates and alumni fill the pages of our spring/summer newsletter.
In collaboration with the Cristo Rey Network, the Deloitte Foundation scholarships support Cristo Rey graduates nationwide who demonstrate academic and leadership excellence, financial need, and intend to pursue specific majors including accounting, computer science and engineering.
Pictured left to right are: Angel, Moussa, Cecilia, Joshua, Chyanne, and Comar.
The six DPCR Deloitte Foundation Scholars are:
Cecilia Chavez ’22 – committed to Miami University to study Finance
Moussa Diarra ’22 – committed to the University of Cincinnati to study engineering
Angel Perez Vasquez ’22 – committed to the University of Cincinnati to study computer science
Chyanne Rice ‘22 – committed to the Northern Kentucky University to study Accounting
Joshua Vogeler ‘22 – committed to the University of Louisville to study mechanical engineering
Comar Watson ’22 – committed to Loyola University Chicago to study mechanical engineering
The Deloitte Foundation, founded in 1928, is a not-for-profit organization that supports education in the U.S. through a variety of initiatives that help develop the next generation of diverse business leaders, and their influencers, and promote excellence in teaching, research and curriculum innovation. The Foundation sponsors an array of national programs relevant to a variety of professional services, benefiting high school students, undergraduates, graduate students and educators. Learn more.