2016 at a glance .pdf

2016 AT A GLANCE
YEAR IN NUMBERS
115 students in our 2016-2017 afterschool
language and leadership classes
73 students in our 2016 summer
programming

HIGHLIGHTS
We are an Accredited
School! In January, OWN
became accredited as a supplementary
school by AdvancED and the Northwest
Accreditation Commission.

Students from 19 different high schools in
the greater Seattle-area

We ran a study abroad program to Russia in
preparation to add Russian language classes
in 2017.

63% of students are eligible for the free and
reduced lunch program

We launched Language and Culture Clubs
at three Seattle middle schools.

40% will be the first generation in their
families to attend college

Our 3-week STARTALK summer camp
offered 31 high school students intensive
Arabic and Chinese language and culture
classes.

64% female, 28% male, 8% gender
non-conforming/non-indicated
84% students of color

We held the 12th annual youth-led Get
Global Conference.
46 students studied abroad with scholarship
support from OneWorld Now! and partners.

Photo credit: ©Stefanie Felix

FINANCIALS

2016 STUDENT FEATURE: Edmel Ronquillo, Class of 2017

INCOME
Individuals
Grants
Program Service Fees
Corporate Contributions
Special Events
Interest

As a senior at Cleveland High School, Edmel took
a less traditional route for her final year of high
school. She spent her senior year studying in
Brazil through the AFS-USA BP Global Citizens of
Tomorrow scholarship. Edmel has been studying
both Mandarin and Portuguese, and plans to
use her language skills to make healthcare safer
and accessible for immigrants. Today, Edmel is
studying Public Health at the University of Hawaii
- Manoa.

$168,426.93
$368,090.86
$102,635.00
$33,884.21
$17,916.00
$45.00
$690,998.00

EXPENSES
Program Services
Management & General
Fundraising

$604,216.00
$60,065.00
$58,627.00

2016 ALUMNI FEATURE: Cesar Garcia, Class of 2013

2016 has been a busy year for Cesar. While
entering his senior year at the UW, he served as a
Congressional Intern for Senator Maria Cantwell,
was appointed as a Gorton Global Leader by
the National Bureau of Asian Research, and
was a Legislative City Council Intern with the
City of Seattle. Upon graduating with a B.A. in
Geography from the University of Washington,
Cesar began working full-time at the King County
Department of Public Defense.

$722,908.00

Thank you, institutional supporters: Confucius Institute of
the State of Washington, Fordham Foundation, Henry M.
Jackson Foundation, Microsoft, Peg & Rick Young Foundation
Qatar Foundation International, Robert Chinn Foundation,
Satterberg Foundation, Seattle Foundation, STARTALK and
the University of Washington’s Center for Global Studies,
Center for West European Studies, East Asia Center, and
Middle East Center

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