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DECEMBER 9 2020
Getting to Know Valle Catholic Schools Foundation
AUTHOR
Kim Donovan »

Valle Catholic Schools Foundation would love to meet you and provide information on how you can make a direct, positive impact on our current and future students' academic excellence. If you are looking for a way to impact your local community and make a young Warrior's day please contact us today at admin@valleschoolsfoundation.org or call us at 573.880.5591.

Creating Long Term Financial Security for Valle Catholic Schools and Supporting Classroom Academic Excellence.

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NOVEMBER 27 2020
Amazon Shopping Supports the Valle Catholic Schools Foundation - Just SMILE
AUTHOR
Susan Flieg »

Calling All Parents, Grandparents,  Alumni and Friends of Valle Catholic Schools:

Please consider supporting the Valle Catholic Schools Foundation this holiday season, as well as in any future purchases on Amazon, through the “Amazon Smile Program”. 

 

With every eligible purchase, AmazonSmile will donate 0.5% of the proceeds  back to the Valle Catholic Schools Foundation. Below you will find the link to sign up with AmazonSmile.  Then just select your charity of choice from the list: Valle Schools Foundation Inc.  It's simple and it's a gift that keeps giving for generations!

About AmazonSmile: 

AmazonSmile is a website operated by Amazon with the same products, prices, and shopping features as Amazon.com. The difference is that when you shop on AmazonSmile, the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to the charitable organization of your choice.

Every item available for purchase on Amazon is also available on AmazonSmile ( http://smile.amazon.com/ ) at the same price! You will see eligible products marked "Eligible for AmazonSmile Donation" on their product detail pages.  For more information on the AmazonSmile program, go to http://smile.amazon.com/about.

 

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JULY 28 2020
The Valle Catholic Schools Foundation Kicks Off the Grand Back- to- School Reopening of the Scholarshop
AUTHOR
Susan Flieg »

 Join us for the Grand Reopening of the Scholarshop for all your Back-to-School shopping needs sponsored by the Valle Catholic Schools Foundation.  The grand reopening will be Wednesday July 29th from 2 PM until 6 PM.  GREAT SELECTIONS AVAILABLE!!  Every dollar you spend supports Valle Catholic Schools. Check the Scholarshop Facebook page for all the details.

 

 

 

 

Uniform approved 1/4 Zips, tee-shirts, hats & visors, athletic bags, and LOTS of FAN WARE!!

 

  

 

 

 Thank you for your support!!

The Scholarshop was opened in the summer of 2018 and is located across from the courthouse in the historic Boverie Building in Sainte Genevieve, MO.  The mission of the Scholarshop is to provide logo school apparel and accessories to Valle students, parents, grandparents, alumni, & friends while supporting Valle Catholic Schools.  Call the Scholarshop for more information at (602) 502-3492 or email at admin@valleschoolsfoundation.org

WE ARE TRUE VALLE BLUE!!

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JUNE 15 2020
VALLE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES OUR 2020 SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
AUTHOR
Susan Flieg »
INGENUITY SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO HANNAH DRURY AND MALLORY WEILIER
This is an endowed scholarship by an anonymous donor, for the Valle Catholic Schools Foundation's Ingenuity Scholarship.  It was created by a young engineer and former Valle Catholic High School graduate who wanted to make a significant endowment through his company's matching program.  Since its inception in 2016, nine students have been awarded a range of $3000 to $4000 dollars for the pursuit of an Engineering, Science, Math or Computer Science degree; or to attend a technical trade program (e.g. electrician, diesel mechanic, etc...).  This year each recipient received a one-year $4000 scholarship as a merit-based award.

 
Hannah Drury  (pictured on the right) with her parents Scott and Amy Drury. Hannah will attend the University of Arkansas and major in Biomedical Engineering and minor in Mathematics.
Mallory Weiler (pictured on the right) with her parents Robyn and Ben Weiler. Mallory will attend the Missouri University of Science & Technology and major in Chemical or Biochemical Engineering.


GAIL GEGG VALLE GIRL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO HANNAH DRURY
This is a merit-based one year $1000 scholarship in honor of Gail Gegg Rosenberg, a graduate of Valle Catholic High School in 1966.  A tireless worker and dedicated student, her high school education and involvement in the community of Ste. Genevieve led her to a career of outstanding achievement. Through her diligence of study, she earned bachelor's and master's degrees in speech pathology and audiology.  She then rose in an outstanding career of independent sales in the industry of hearing enhancement on behalf of public education.

  
Hannah Drury  (pictured on the right) with her parents Scott and Amy Drury.Hannah will attend the University of Arkansas and major in Biomedical Engineering and minor in Mathematics.

LOUIS G. AND ROSEMARY E. ROTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO KYLE ROTH AND LAUREN STAAB
To honor her parents, 1969 Valle Catholic High School graduate, Elizabeth Roth established an endowed scholarship to be awarded annually.  Two deserving graduating seniors will receive $1000 each for their community and scholastic achievements.

 
 Kyle Roth (pictured on the left) with his parents Paul and Annette Roth. Kyle will attend Southeast Missouri State and major in Sports Management. 

 Lauren Staab (pictured in center) with her parents John and Carrie Staab. Lauren will attend the University of Missouri - Columbia and major in Journalism.

Congratulations to all award winners!!  You are all True Valle Blue!! 
Parents, grandparents, alumni & friends:  You can make a difference too in a graduating senior's life!  Please contact the Valle Catholic School Foundation if you or your family is interested in establishing an endowed scholarship or contributing company matching funds toward a senior scholarship.  Call President Cindy Loida at (602) 502-3492 or email the Valle Catholic School Foundation at admin@valleschoolsfoundation.org.
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NOVEMBER 25 2019
2006 Alumni Dan Rozier Speaks at Lunch & Learn for Valle Juniors and Seniors
AUTHOR
Susan Flieg »

 

  Dan Rozier (center) with Valle Catholic High Juniors and Seniors

 "Your Future is Completely Malleable"

The Valle Catholic Schools Foundation was proud to host 2006 alumni Dan Rozier at the November 22,  Lunch & Learn in the DuBourg Centre.  Dan currently lives in Brooklyn, New York and is employed by Laundry Services,  a New York City high end advertising  agency focused on sports and culture.  As their Creative Art Director, Dan has had the opportunity to work with top named sports legends, several major league franchises and numerous athletic companies to conceptualize and design the visuals of their advertising campaigns. He is most proud  of his work with Nike which has allowed his team full creativity, access to several sports celebrities and various locations in the United States for video & photography.   Dan was also  instrumental in the recent Major League Baseball ad "Let the Kids Play".  To view this ad click on the following link:   https://www.mlb.com/video/let-the-kids-play-2-0?t=most-popular.

Dan's openness to sharing his vulnerabilities immediately engaged the junior and senior students with stories of being unsure of where to go to college or what major to pursue.  With the encouragement and support of his parents, he graduated from Xavier University in Ohio with a degree in English.  Leaving college in a down economy  found Dan back home in Ste. Genevieve working odd jobs and searching for his purpose and career.  He made the decision to return to Ohio and began driving senior citizens on errands and appointments while submitting resumes to local advertising agencies.  When a volunteer opportunity arose at an ad agency Dan jumped at it. Eventually he was hired as a full-time member of the team a few months later.  After gaining valuable experience and many successes in the local advertising  market  he once again took a big step, facing his fear, and moved to New York City  to join the big leagues in advertising.  When describing his work, Dan smiles and says, "Fun Chaos".  He is blessed to work with so many imaginative and creative people in an industry that is ever changing.  He explained there are other areas of advertising for students to consider beside Creative Art.  Strategy which focuses on our culture today and identifies the market for a product and Design which is the technical side that works with the audio/visual and software programs.  Leaving the students with a few thoughts, Dan says:

  • Your future is completely malleable.  Make it what you want.
  • Find out what you love doing right now and pursue that in your future career.
  • Surround yourself with people who believe in you.
  • It is okay to experience the feeling of fear.  Let it be a motivator.
  • Questions are invaluable.  You don't have to have the right answers all the time.

Dan is married and as a young father he loves living and working in New York City.  It is where 90% of all advertising is headquartered and it feels like home. He is appreciative of his early life in Ste. Genevieve and says there is no other town like it.  It is a community outside of urban sprawl with beautiful and historic French architecture and it gives you an experience and "story" no one else can tell.  Thank you Dan!! You are True Valle Blue!!

 

Dan Rozier

speaks to Valle High School juniors and seniors.  

 

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OCTOBER 29 2019
Seth Mueller, Valle Catholic High School 2016 Alum, Receives Scholarship
AUTHOR
Julie Prudent »

On October 22, 2019 Seth Mueller, Valle Catholic High School class of 2016, was awarded a scholarship at the annual  Scholarship Program of the College of Agriculture Food and Natural Resources (CAFNR) at Mizzou. This scholarship was initiated by Emily Kertz Lampkin in honor of her father Dr. Alois Kertz and is annually supported by gifts of her three siblings and her father.  This past year, a CAFNR Dean and other Mizzou alumni staff held a program at the DuBourg Centre in Ste. Genevieve to publicize this scholarship which gives preference to Valle Catholic High School graduates majoring in Animal Science or CAFNR. Congratulations to Seth! And thank you to the Kertz family! You are True Valle Blue!

 

Seth Mueller and Dr. Alois Kertz

Seth Mueller and Dr. Alois Kertz

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SEPTEMBER 30 2019
The Valle Class of 1964 & the Valle Class of 1959 Present Checks to Fr. Nemeth
AUTHOR
Julie Prudent »

The Valle Catholic Schools Foundation hosted the Valle reunion classes of 1959, 1964, & 1969 at the DuBourg Centre. The 60, 55, and 50 year reunion classes enjoyed an evening of fellowship as the Valle Catholic Schools Foundation showed their appreciation for the reunion classes' MANY years of supporting Valle Catholic Schools. The three classes enjoyed a reception, dinner and welcome remarks from Valle Catholic Schools Foundation President Cindy Loida, Fr. Nemeth, & Valle class of '69 Alum Elizabeth Roth. 

The Valle Catholic Schools Foundation would like to thank the classes of 1964 & 1959 for their generous gifts of $2500 & $2000, respectively.  These are gifts that will keep on giving for generations to come by granting the opportunity of a Catholic education for all children in our community. You Are True Valle Blue!! 

Donna Kertz (left) & Dorothy Fallert (right) present

Fr. Nemeth with a $2500 check.

 

Dianne Basler (center) presents

President Cindy Loida & Fr. Nemeth with a $2000 check. 

                      

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SEPTEMBER 27 2019
Valle Catholic Schools Foundation Presents $40,000 to Valle Catholic Schools
AUTHOR
Julie Prudent »

Father Edward Nemeth was presented a check of $40,000 by the  Valle Catholic Schools Foundation President, Cindy Loida, at the Valle Catholic High School homecoming football game. Thanks to the financial support of alumni and friends of the Valle Catholic Schools Foundation, we have been able to donate over $5,000,000.00 to Valle Catholic Schools.  We are grateful for each and every financial gift to help further our mission to sustain quality Catholic education for today and future generations.

Valle Catholic Schools Foundation President Cindy Loida and Fr. Edward Nemeth

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APRIL 13 2019
Mizzou celebrates scholarship supporting Ste. Genevieve area students
AUTHOR
Julie Prudent »

STE. GENEVIEVE, MO, April 9, 2019 --  Representatives from the University of Missouri’s College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (CAFNR)  celebrated Dr. Alois (Al) Kertz and his family for their generosity in Ste. Genevieve on Saturday, April 6th at the DuBourg Centre. The Kertz family has a scholarship named in honor of their father, Al, that provides funds to support a student studying Animal Sciences or Food Sciences, preferably to students graduating from Valle Catholic High School or Ste. Genevieve High School.

Family, friends and community members from Ste. Genevieve joined faculty and staff from the University of Missouri last weekend to celebrate the Kertz award. Dr. Kertz had a unique education experience.  One of seven, his parents took on a significant financial burden to send all of their children to Valle Catholic High School.  His education at Valle Catholic served as a spark that encouraged him to continue on, completing two degrees at the University: a BS in Agriculture focused on Dairy Husbandry in 1967 and a Master of Science studying Dairy Cattle Nutrition in 1968.  After serving several years in the military, he attended Cornell University where he completed his Ph.D., focusing his work on animal nutrition.  In 2018, he received a Citation of Merit Award from the CAFNR Alumni Association, recognizing his career and research.

Professionally, Dr. Kertz has had a significant impact in his field, traveling extensively both inside and outside the US to consult on the nutrition, feeding, and management of dairy cattle.  He worked for many years for Ralston Purina/Purina Mills and is currently the Founder and Principal of Andhil LLC Consulting Services. Personally, Dr. Kertz has four children, three of whom are MU graduates, and nine grandchildren. 

Scholarships in CAFNR are an essential part of the recruitment and retention strategy for the college. Thanks to generous donors like the Kertz family, CAFNR is able to offer $1.5 million in scholarships each year; 83% of eligible continuing students who applied received a CAFNR scholarship.  The College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources is home to 12 undergraduate degree programs, 12 graduate degree programs, and many research opportunities and real-world laboratory experiences.

  Dr. Al Kertz with his grandson, Andrew, his wife Molly, and daughter Emily

                  Dr. Al Kertz with his daughter, Emily.

  Dr. Al Kertz speaking at the DuBourg Centre

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APRIL 12 2019
"Encouraged to Dream Without Limitations" from Julie Murphy Finn
AUTHOR
Julie Prudent »

Valle Catholic Schools Foundation hosted Julie Murphy Finn in their 2nd spring "Lunch & Learn Speaker Series". This is a program supported by Valle Schools Foundation to promote and encourage their student body to dream big and to better understand all the diverse opportunities that are possible in a changing world. " The greater exposure we are able to provide the students at Valle Catholic, the more open and prepared they will be to make the important decisions that await them after their education at Valle. We continue to send exceptional students out into the world who have the skills to do well, but also the moral compass to do good", commented Cindy Loida, President of Valle Catholic Schools Foundation.

Julie Murphy Finn is a 1989 proud graduate of Valle Catholic and St. Louis University. Julie currently works for Kit Bond Strategies where she is the Director of Economic Development and Governmental Affairs.  Julie was able to capture the attention of the Valle students by explaining her individual journey growing up in Ste. Genevieve and how Valle was a cornerstone of encouragement and support that helped her understand the importance of hard work, finding  your passion, and dreaming big. Julie told the students that when you dream big, sometimes it is intimidating and you will be afraid, but stay true to your dream and persevere. 

"You will find that being a graduate of Valle Catholic Schools means that you will have a wonderful support group of other Valle Catholic graduates around the world who will always be there for you. Throughout my professional career and personal life, being part of "The Valle Family" has meant so much to me and my family. Be faithful, believe in yourself, and wake up every morning remembering the values you learned while a student at Valle Catholic. I hope that if you remember any thing today, you remember this message".

Some of the children of the Class of 1989 Valle graduates.

Julie Murphy Finn
  

 

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