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Discover the Southtowns premier female educational academy.

aThleTicS

Opportunities abound in an elite athletic program with a legacy of achievement.

academicS

Review the challenging, college-preparatory curriculum designed to launch your daughter into the university, career and life she desires.

admiSSionS

Preview the application process and what it takes to become an IA sister.

STudenT life

Our opportunities for student involvement create leadership drive and bond students into true sisters.

TuiTion/ ScholarShip

Examine the numerous opportunities available to aid the investment in your daughters future.

Our MissiOn
Immaculata Academy, a private, Catholic, college-preparatory high school, is dedicated to educating young women based on Franciscan values. With a family spirit in mind, our goal for each student is that she maximize her potential academically, spiritually and personally, so as to be an instrument of positive change in society.

Our rOOts
Immaculata Academy was founded in 1928 by the Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph (FSSJ), the sponsoring body. The school continues to be conducted by the FSSJ and dedicated lay and religious teachers. The schools foundational standards of excellence continue today, and the faculty and staff at Immaculata Academy are constructing a bright future with enthusiasm, optimism and hope. The staff and students are continuing the dream of young Colette Hilbert, who placed the Academy under the patronage of Mary, our Mother, and sought to open young ladies minds and hearts to the will of God in their lives.

franciscan studies
Immaculata Academy embraces Catholic Franciscan spirituality in every aspect of the school community. We incorporate the Franciscan Studies module into our course offerings through religion classes and annual student retreats. Each grade level concentrates on one core Third Order Franciscan value - humility, poverty, conversion and contemplation - and corresponding Franciscan virtues - respect, service, peacemaking and prayer/joy - from the Belief Statement of Immaculata Academy. In addition, each year a Franciscan symbol is discussed. These Franciscan values are studied through the writings and teachings of St. Francis and St. Claire of Assisi as well as of Mother Colette Hilbert, Foundress of the Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph, sponsors of Immaculata Academy.

spiritual life
A relationship exists among all members of the Immaculata Academy family that is respectful, accepting, caring, cooperative, and Christian in its understanding of the rights of all. Students are prepared to meet the challenges of the adult world as true committed Christians through annual retreats, a program of religious studies, and a total of 80 hours of service activities which foster spiritual growth. In light of our Franciscan values of harmony, respect, service, peacemaking, stewardship, joy and prayer, we encourage each student to use her leadership skills so as to be an instrument of positive change in society.

faculty & staff OrientatiOn

Each faculty and staff member learns about the history and spirituality of Immaculata Academy so as to become a model for the students and incorporate Franciscan moments into their classroom curriculum. Additionally, the annual faculty and staff retreats center on a specific aspect of Franciscan spirituality.

franciscan atMOsphere
One of our goals is to have visual reminders throughout the school of our Catholic Franciscan culture. To that end, we have placed various symbols of this heritage in the classrooms and other gathering spaces around the campus.

My dream of attending an Ivy League school became a reality with the help of my family and the teachers at Immaculata Academy who supported me in the pursuit of my goals. I cannot wait to discover the opportunities awaiting me at Wharton! - Katlyn Grasso, 11

As a college-preparatory high school, Immaculata Academy offers a challenging, well-rounded curriculum. Young women are provided the opportunity to develop critical thinking skills, a strong command of the spoken and written word, and essential fine arts and technology skills.

GraduatiOn requireMents
In addition to certain New York State course requirements, Immaculata Academy has additional requirements. A minimum of 24 credits through the following classes are needed to graduate: World Language Physical Education or Dance Fine Arts Health Intro to Computers English Religious Studies Social Studies Math Science

acadeMic accreditatiOn
Ongoing self-evaluation and curricular updates allow Immaculata Academy to meet or exceed New York State curriculum standards. Our Academy is accredited by both the New York State Board of Regents and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Our varied academic programs are designed to meet college entrance requirements and future employment standards in an ever-changing world. Every student has access to a wide range of learning resources, including constantly updated technology. Small class sizes and an average 12:1 student-to-teacher ratio support each students academic potential and needs.

Immaculata Academy

Students must also complete 80 hours of community service (min. of 20 hours per school year), a senior religion synthesis paper with an exit interview, and a senior English research paper.

womens

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Earrings: Definitely. Accessories are allowed, along with nail polish and make-up.

Tie: Two choices: blue and silver, or red and blue

Shirt: Your choice of a white long-sleeve or short-sleeve Oxford button-down. Must be tucked in when worn without a sweater or vest.

hOnOrs and advanced placeMent cOurses

Students must have a cumulative average of 85% or higher in the particular subject area to be eligible to apply for honors classes. A 90% or better is required to be eligible to apply for AP courses. AP English AP 2-D Design AP Drawing AP Sculpture AP Biology AP Chemistry AP American History

Sweater/ Vest: Only those with official IA logo. Gray, red and navy colors.

Skirt: Navy blue A-line hemmed no shorter than three inches above knee. Navy blue pants are an option as well.

BOces
Occupational, criminal justice, early childhood education, graphic design trade and technical courses are offered in a dual-enrollment program with the Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) for both juniors and seniors.

Shoes: Your choice! Any color; needs back strap and no heels higher than two inches. Sandals approved in warm weather (need a back strap).

Socks: Optional in warm weather. Solid color, black, grey, navy and white in kneehighs, tights and shorties are allowed.

Mandatory uniform piece Regulation items all available through McKays Uniforms

cOlleGe credit
Hilbert College offers seniors at Immaculata Academy the opportunity to take courses for college credit at a discount. Courses include but are not limited to: EN101: College Writing TH101: Intro to Theatre CJ101: Intro to Criminal Justice COM110: Intro to Mass Media BI114: The Human Body COM170: Explorations in Media PS101: Intro to Political Science Other affiliations include Trocaire College, Erie Community College and a summer leadership course at Canisius College
Immaculata Difference. Our 13:1 student-to-teacher
ratio provides your daughter more personal attention than she would get from public school teachers, where the ratio can be more than 20:1.

annual events
Freshman Forum Meet the Teachers Night Mater Christi Award Gala Fall concert Musical Father-Daughter Social Mother-Daughter Tea National Honor Society Induction Junior Ring Day Christmas concert Respect Life - Homeless Hangout World Language Program Spring concert Shamrock Sweepstakes Fine Arts Night One Act Play Competition Junior/Senior Prom Athletic Awards Banquet Spirit Week Dances Senior Alumnae Induction Grammar School Basketball Tournament Homecoming Sunday Distinguished Speaker Series

student life
Participation in extra-curricular activities enhances student life at Immaculata Academy. Each student has ample opportunity and encouragement to become involved in activities at IA through membership in various clubs and/ or sports teams. Involvement promotes individual and group responsibility, respect and pride. Immaculata Academy helps young women develop by participating in a long list of fine arts programs, literary programs, leadership opportunities, interscholastic athletics, academic organizations and community outreach programs. Students can easily develop a new talent through any one of the many activities offered at IA. Leadership in Practice National Honor Society Student Government Leadership Training Environmental Club Fine Arts and Literary Spring and Christmas plays Bella Voce Chamber Choir Art Club Student Newspaper Literary Magazine Annual Musical Academic Organizations Mock Trial Library Club WNY Science Congress Chess Club Community Outreach Helping Hands Club Franciscan Club Hamburg Character Council, Inc. Students Against Violence Everywhere Respect Life Club Booster Club Students Against Destructive Decisions Students Toward Animal Rights

athletics
Immaculata Academy considers the athletic program an integral part of the schools educational program. We believe this program provides experiences affecting student-athletes physically, mentally, socially and emotionally. We believe that by promoting sportsmanship at all levels, the athletic program instills pride, reinforces a sound value system and enhances the individuals self-image, as well as the image of the school. Our athletic program should achieve and maintain the following goals and objectives:
1. Develop high moral and ethical values, standards and behaviors in student athletes. 2. Develop student athletes who demonstrate good sportsmanship, including respect for opponents and officials, and maintain self-control at all times. 3. Concentrate on skill development and on student-athlete participation in contests. 4. Develop a competitive winning attitude, consistent with good sportsmanship. 5. Encourage individual commitment to personal and team goals. 6. Promote pride in the school and athletic program. 7. Emphasize and reinforce the importance of academic achievement. 8. Discuss with student-athletes the importance of a lifetime positive attitude toward physical fitness. 9. Develop qualities of leadership.

National long-jump champion Kaitlyn Lopez was also a member of the Cross Country and Track teams that each won their AllCatholic meet during the 20102011 school year

photo courtesy ArmoryTrack.com

While our athletes have found tremendous success on the playing field, we take greater pride in the values they have internalized as part of their athletic participation: discipline, honor, courage, teamwork and respect - all important traits toward being an influence of positive change in society.
VaRsity

91.88

GPA of IA student athletes

JV & VaRsity

Andrea Drabik
Athletic Director

Laura Munson
Asst. Athletic Director

646-9942 adrabik@ImmaculataAcademy.com

649-6161 ex.125 lmunson@ImmaculataAcademy.com

September Attend our Open House to tour the campus, meet current students, faculty, coaches, parents and alumnae. October IA admission forms accepted at your daughters elementary or middle school.

2011-12 timeline

November Eighth-graders interested in attending must take the placement exam. Immaculata bases financial awards and scholarships primarily on each students exam results. December All students seeking consideration for the Tuition Assistance Program must return FACTS forms to the Business Office. January IA mails acceptance notifications to new students and scholarship award winners. Qualified students also receive tuition assistance information. February All accepted students and their parents are invited to attend Freshman Registration. May Current and prospective students invited to enjoy an evening of award-winning student talent at Fine Arts Night. June Immaculata Academy welcomes all accepted students and their families to our Induction Mass and Breakfast.

Placement Exam

Eighth grade girls who are choosing Immaculata Academy as their first-choice high school must register by November 15 for the exam being held on November 19, 8 a.m. There is a $20 fee for the exam.

Placement Exam Review Course

Eighth grade girls are encouraged to register for our Placement Exam Review Course, November 7-9 & 15-17, 4-6 p.m.; the cost is $100. Courses cover all essential elements of the exam; practice tests assist students with critical thinking and test-taking skills. Immaculata Academy awards scholarships primarily based on potential students placement exam scores.

Shadow Program

Beginning each fall and available throughout the school year, eighth grade girls are invited to spend the day shadowing an Immaculata freshman. Guest shadows accompany our students to classes and get a first-hand experience of what it means to attend Immaculata Academy. Our shadow program is an ideal opportunity for an incoming freshman to talk with students and teachers, one-on-one.

Adventure Program: A Summer Enrichment Experience

August Before classes begin, accepted students attend a Freshman Forum covering elements leading to a smooth transition to high school life. Students learn time management skills and good study habits.

During the month of July, Immaculata Academy conducts a oneweek summer day camp for girls in fifth through eighth grades. Camp includes courses on science, computers, drama, math and physical fitness and recreation. Call Immaculata Academy in the spring for more information.

did yOu knOw?

Our students represent 17 school districts, 26 surrounding townships, and 36 parishes. A single-sex education provides an optimum environment for the academic and personal growth of future female leaders. Students who reside within a 15-mile radius of Immaculata Academy have bus transportation provided by their school district. 85% of IA students earn an 85 G.P.A. or better; 52% earn a 90 G.P.A. or better; our athletes earn an average 91.88 G.P.A. IA offers over 50 opportunities for students to enter leadership roles at the school, through student government, club officer opportunities, leadership programs, and many sport offerings. IA students have the option to select a dance program for physical education credit. Our Parent Guild raises an average of over $30,000 each year, toward the support of student activities. Our school day begins at 7:56 a.m. and concludes at 2:07 p.m. each day. 85% of IA girls participate in interscholastic athletics and clubs. Immaculata Academy has a president-principal model of leadership. This organizational structure allows the president to serve as an ambassador for the Academy, promoting the Academys mission and building strong relationships within the community. Under this leadership model, the principal is more effective at the responsibility of managing the operation of the school. Our athletic program has fielded five state championship teams within the last four years (Basketball, 2006, 07; Volleyball, 2007; Track & Field, 2008, 2010). Business First ranked Immaculata Academy the #1 private girls school in the Southtowns. 98% of our students earn Regents diplomas, with 75% earning advanced Regents diplomas. IA features state-of-the-art classroom technology including interactive SMART Boards, video production equipment, an updated computer lab, and a recentlyrenovated auditorium featuring new lighting and audio equipment. With a student-to-teacher ratio of just 13:1, the options for personalized learning, class participation, leadership opportunities and memorable experiences are abundant. Immaculata Academys Class of 2011 earned over $3.9 million dollars in college scholarships. Thats an average of over $75,000 per student! Also, their SAT scores were significantly higher than the womens national average.

An Immaculata Academy graduate is a responsible leader who:

is prepared for college by exceeding the New York State standards for learning through honors, advanced placement and challenging elective courses; takes pride in generating quality work to the best of her ability; is spiritually prepared to meet the challenges of life; brings a spirit of joy to her relationships and service to others; shows responsible leadership by: being a person of positive influence demonstrating good moral character and integrity communicating effectively solving problems creatively

mmaculata Academy expects its students to act as ambassadors to the community, and respectful, collegial behavior will be returned with respect from Academy personnel. Each student must accept the responsibility of publicly demonstrating the honorable conduct rightfully expected of her as stated throughout Immaculata Academys Student Handbook distributed to all students before the first day of the school for each academic year. *For more information on student conduct and expectations, view the entire Student-Parent Handbook online at ImmaculataAcademy.com.

mmaculata Academy prides itself on assisting young women to attain a high school education that will best prepare them for college and beyond. Scholarship availability may vary from year to year. Placement exam results are used as the primary basis for scholarship eligibility. However, academic record, community involvement and financial need are also taken into consideration in determining scholarship awards. The following scholarships have been awarded in the past to Immaculata Academys incoming freshmen, based on the entrance exam: Four-Year Full-Tuition Scholarships Four-Year, Partial-Tuition Scholarships IA Mater Christi Scholarship Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph Scholarship IA Parent Guild Scholarship M & T Bank Scholarship Palisano Foundation Scholarship Knights of Columbus, Hamburg Scholarship

Tuition and Fees

John R. Oishei Foundation Scholarship (application can be picked up at the placement exam, Nov. 21)

Each fall, the Board of Trustees reviews and sets tuition for the following academic year.

Registration Forms

Registration forms for all students are to be completed and returned with a $650 nonrefundable tuition deposit by February 2012. We are unable to process a students course selection and schedule without a signed registration form and deposit. Checks, money orders, Visa and Master Card are accepted for registration fees.

Withdrawal Policy

years of college!

FACTS

The following scholarships have been awarded in the past to IA sophomores, juniors and seniors. Applications are required for these awards:

Tuition Assistance

All applying students who would like to be considered for the Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) must apply no later than January 2011, for the 2011-2012 academic year. A 2% discount for full-tuition payment by August 1 A $100 family discount for a second daughter in the school.

Discounts are available for the following:

4-year tuition

FACTS Tuition Management System is the monthly payment plan used for collecting tuition owed for students attending Immaculata Academy. Apply online by visiting www.ImmaculataAcademy.com and clicking the FACTS link on the left-hand column. Payments are budgeted over 10 months beginning in July.

One-Year, Partial-Tuition Scholarships Laura Adams Scholarship Foundation Teresa Taneff Biology Scholarship Character First Scholarship Laura Burns Memorial Scholarship Coach Jack Brown Scholarship Sr. Martha Olszewski Grant Sr. Karen Klimczak SSJ Mem. Scholarship Peace and Justice Scholarship

Scholarship winnings averaged to student

In the event that a student withdraws from Immaculata after the start of the school year, a Withdrawal Form must be completed. In addition, all financial obligations including a $1,000 early withdrawal fee, must be paid, before a prorated tuition refund or transcripts will be released.

One-Year, Partial Tuition Scholarships Immaculata Academy Mater Christi Scholarship Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph Scholarship IA Board of Trustees Scholarship Second Sibling Scholarship IA Alumnae Association Scholarship Scholarship returns: IA Parent Guild Scholarship 2011 graduates total Stachowiak Family Scholarship scholarship winnings averaged to over Elderwood Village at Rosewood Scholarship $75,000 per student Picassos Scholarship enough to pay for four Ilio DiPaolo Scholarship

AlumnAe Profiles

faculty / staff
Andelora, Rachel School Counselor M.S. School Counseling Canisius College M.S.. Psychology, Canisius College Anderson, Mary-Anne World Languages B.S.M.T., Temple University M.A., Millersville State Univ. B.A., DYouville College

Cherry, FSSJ, Sr. Jean Marie Director of Mission Integration World Languages M.S. Foreign Language Ed., SUNY at Buffalo; B.S. Ed. & Secondary Foreign Language, SUNY at Buffalo Ciezki, Deacon Robb Campus Minister, Religious Studies Associate in Applied Science, Villa Maria College Cert. Pastoral Studies, Christ the King Seminary Connors, Jane Business Assistant St. Marys School of Business

MaGGie, krista and lianne van waGner

Krista Van Wagner, 79, owner of Curlys Grill and Banquet Center in Lackawanna, enjoyed her time at IA so much that she decided some 30 years later to encourage her daughters, Maggie, a sophomore, and Lianne, a junior, to attend. Through my time at IA, I developed a close group of friends that I still keep in touch with today, Krista said. Along with being better prepared for college, IA gave me a tremendous feeling of self-confidence, which helped me strive as a chef in a male-dominated profession.

Bassett, Kathleen Music, Choral B.M.E. Music Education, Butler University M.M. Piano Performance, Cleveland State University Benes, Veronica Fine Arts B.A. Art Education, Empire State College

Cook, Aimee History B.S. Augmented History and Adolescent Education, Houghton College. M.A. Differentiated Instruction, St. Bonaventure University (Antic.) Covelli, Susan Institutional Advancement Asst M.S. Ed., Canisius College B.S. Travel and Tourism, Niagara University

hOnOraBle patricia Maxwell

After graduating from IA in 1978, Judge Maxwell went on to the University of Buffalo for her undergraduate degree as well as her juris doctorate. She currently serves as vice president of the New York State Family Court Judges Association and as a board member of the St. Thomas Moore Guild of Catholic Lawyers. Judge Maxwells daughter Emily continued the IA tradition, graduating in 2011. She now attends Edinboro University. She was awarded the Mother Colette Hilbert Award for her community service.

Bird, Jessica English M.S. English Education, SUNY at Buffalo B.A. English, Ohio State University Bogdan, Edward Science M.S. Ed., Canisius College B.S. Chem., Canisius College Brewer, Sr. Marylin, R.S.M. Religious Studies M.S. Education, SUNY College at Buffalo B.S. Ed., Mt. St. Joseph College

DeNisco, Shirley School Secretary High School Diploma, Frontier Central Schools

Drabik, Andrea Admissions/Recruiting Director Athletic Director M.S. Counseling & Human Services, Canisius College B.A. Psychology, SUNY at Buffalo

Dzik, Carol Mathematics B.A. Mathematics, Montclair State College

Moore, Sharon Librarian B.A English Language and Literature, Grand Valley State University Master of Library Science, SUNY at Buffalo Munson, Laura Physical Education M.S. Physical Education, SUNY Cortland B.S. Physical Education, Canisius College Oliver, Donald Mathematics B.S. Science, SUNY College at Buffalo Cert. Seconday Math Education, SUNY at Buffalo Radens, Mary School Nurse A.A. Nursing, Erie Community College

Schifano, Ron Buildings & Grounds Engineer B.S. Biology, SUNY at Buffalo

Wapshare, Penny Guidance Assistant High School Diploma, Washington High School

Horab, Saima School Counselor M.S. Counselor Education, Canisius College B.A. Psychology, Niagara University Hager, Lauren English M.S. English Education, Buffalo State B.A. English, History, SUNY College at Buffalo Kaputa, Bill Biology B.S, Biology Canisius College

Skrzyniecki, Marie Science M.S. Ed., SUNY College at Buffalo B.S., SUNY College at Buffalo

Wiatrowski, Jo Ann World Languages/English M.S. Foreign Lang. Education SUNY at Buffalo B.S. Secondary Ed. & French, SUNY College at Buffalo Winans, Darlene Business/Computers B.S. Business and Accounting, University of Phoenix Certification, Mercyhurst College Zgoda, Susan M. World Languages B.A. French and Spanish, Canisius College

Smith, Robert Science B.S. Biology, SUNY at Fredonia M.S. Education, SUNY at Fredonia

Smith, Holly Health M.S. Physical Education, Canisius College B.S. Health Education, SUNY at Cortland Tirone, FSSJ, Sr. M. Paulette President M.S. Education/Guidance, Niagara University B.S. Education, Medaille College Vosburg, Graham Public Relations Director B.A. Journalism/ Mass. Comm. St. Bonaventure University M.A. Integrated Mktg. Comm., St. Bonaventure University Walker, Suzanne Chief Advancement Officer B.A. Communications, SUNY College at Buffalo

Keough, Mary Alumnae Director B.F.A. Graphic Design, SUNY at Fredonia

Regueira, Beth World Languages M.S. Secondary Education, Niagara University B.S. Spanish, University of Nebraska Sambora, David Social Studies B.A. Social Studies, SUNY at New Paltz

Lemiesz, Scott Social Studies B.A. History Canisius College M.S. General Education Canisius College Monaco, Jill Principal M.S. Ed. Administration, Canisius College M.S. General Ed, Canisius College B.S. Psych., SUNY at Oswego SAS cert., Canisius College SDL cert., Canisius College (antic.)

85%

Schuler, Lisa Mathematics B.S. Education, SUNY College at Fredonia M.S. Ed. Secondary Education, Canisius College

IA student sport/club participation

Colleges and Universities attended by oUr gradUates

Adrian College Albany College of Pharmacy of Union University Alfred University Allegheny College Alliance College Alverno College American Institute of Banking American University Arizona State University Art Institute of Atlanta Art Institute of Pittsburgh Ashland University Baldwin-Wallace College Baylor University Belmont Abbey College Bergen Community College Binghamton University Boston College Boston University Butler University California State University at Long Beach California State University at San Bernadino California University Canisius College Case Western Reserve Catholic University Cazenovia College Champlain College Clarkson University Cleveland Institute of Art College of St. Francis College of St. Rose Cornell University Daemen College Duke University Duquesne University DYouville College Eastern Michigan University Eckerd College Edinboro University Elmira College Fashion Institute of Technology Finger Lakes Community College Fordham University Franciscan University Franklin Pierce College Gannon University George Washington University Georgetown University General Motors Institute Gettysburg College Hartwick College Hawaii University Hiram College Holy Cross College Houston University Iona College Ithaca College Joffrey Ballet - New School University John Carroll University Johnson & Wales College Juniata College Kent State University Keuka College Lake Erie College LeMoyne College Long Beach University Manhattan College Marine Mechanics Institute Marquette University Marygrove College Maryland University Marywood College Massachusetts University Medaille College Memphis State University Mercyhurst College Miami University Michigan State University Milber University Morrisville State College Mount Union College National University Nazareth College New York Institute of Technology Niagara Community College Niagara University Northeastern University Norwich University Notre Dame Oakland University Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan University Paul Smith College Pennsylvania State University Pepperdine University Pittsburgh University Post University Purdue University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Roberts Wesleyan College Rochester Institute of Technology Russell Sage College St. Bonaventure University St. John Fisher College St. Lawrence University St. Leo University St. Mary of the Woods St. Peters College St. Petersburg Junior College Seton Hill SUNY at Albany SUNY at Buffalo SUNY College at Alfred SUNY College at Brockport SUNY College at Buffalo SUNY College at Cobleskill SUNY College at Cortland SUNY College at Empire State SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry SUNY College at Fredonia SUNY College at Geneseo SUNY College at Morrisville SUNY College at New Paltz SUNY College at Oneonta SUNY College at Oswego SUNY College at Plattsburgh SUNY College at Potsdam Southern Florida University Syracuse University Thiel College Trocaire College United States Air Force Academy University of Detroit Mercy University of New England University of Notre Dame University of Findlay University of Rochester Villa Maria College Virginia University Walsh University Washington and Jefferson College Wells College West Virginia University Westminster College Wisconsin University Wittenburg University

COntaCt infORMatiOn
Main Office Number Principal Jill Monaco Assistant Principal Sr. Jean Cherry Admissions/Athletic Director Andrea Drabik Guidance Department Fresh - Soph Rachel Andelora Junior - Senior Saima Horab Campus Minister Robb Ciezki Business Manager Laurie Jones Chief Advancement Officer Suzanne Walker (716) 649-6161 Ext. 110 Ext. 222 Ext. 140

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