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Escuela de Guadalupe Corporate Partners Program

Escuela de Guadalupe Corporate Partners Program. History. The creation of Escuela de Guadalupe in 1999 was the result of a collaboration by Our Lady of Guadalupe parish, Jesuits, Sisters of Loretto and Highland neighborhood residents.

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Escuela de Guadalupe Corporate Partners Program

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  1. Escuela de Guadalupe Corporate Partners Program

  2. History • The creation of Escuela de Guadalupe in 1999 was the result of a collaboration by Our Lady of Guadalupe parish, Jesuits, Sisters of Loretto and Highland neighborhood residents. In response to the dearth of quality educational options in northwest Denver, they set out to provide children of limited economic resources a high-quality education so that they may become leaders in our community.

  3. Specifically, they set out to effectively serve students who are the most at-risk for academic failure in Denver.

  4. They succeeded.

  5. In 2007, Escuela de Guadalupe will graduate its second straight class where 100% of its graduates achieved grade-level or higher in two languages across all subjects.

  6. How does that compare to the status quo?

  7. In 2006, over 50% of DPS 5th graders failed to achieve proficiency in reading (in any language). More than 70% failed to achieve proficiency in math.

  8. By 10th grade, less than one-third of all Hispanic 10th graders in DPS can read at a proficient level. • Less than 5% are proficient in math.

  9. Rigorous program that includes the expectation of grade-level or higher academic bi-literacy (Spanish/English) across all subjects Longer school day and year (51 more days per year than state mandate) Escuela’s Formula for Success

  10. Strong parent support of academic, social and spiritual capacity development Graduate support to ensure graduates remain college-bound

  11. Escuela de Guadalupe is demonstrating what is possible in education for at-risk students.

  12. But more than that…

  13. And you can help. Escuela de Guadalupe is producing leaders for the world of tomorrow.

  14. Become a Corporate Partnerby underwriting one of Escuela’s highly trained faculty Levels • cum laude $5,000 • magna cum laude $10,000 • summa cum laude $35,000

  15. Recognition on Escuela’s website and in monthly e-newsletter reaching nearly 1,500 subscribers cum laude $5,000

  16. Recognition on Escuela’s website and in monthly e-newsletter reaching nearly 1,500 subscribers Plus Your four color logo on Escuela’s website and in annual report VIP Luncheon with students magna cum laude $10,000

  17. All previous sponsor benefits Plus Priority recognition including live linked 4 color logo on Escuela’s website, newsletter, and priority recognition in annual report Satisfaction of ensuring excellent instruction by fully underwriting one of Escuela’s highly trained faculty summa cum laude $35,000

  18. Why get involved?

  19. Associate your brand with demonstrated excellence.

  20. Expand your visibility in the Hispanic community.

  21. Satisfaction of knowing your company is providing quality instruction to at-risk students.

  22. Become a Corporate PartnerInvest in a program that is delivering results now. Escuela de Guadalupe David Card, President (303) 964-0816 david_card@escuelaguadalupe.org www.escuelaguadalupe.org

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