Eliot K-8 Innovation School Celebrates 300 Year Anniversary at 2013 Spring Fling Gala [Photos]
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Parents, faculty, staff and friends of the John Eliot K-8 Innovation School celebrated the school’s 300th anniversary at the annual Spring Fling Gala and Auction on Friday, June 7, 2013 at the Fairmont Battery Wharf Hotel. In addition to the school community, a host of mayoral candidates attended the event. With the start of the expansion to the North Bennet Street School buildings, the Eliot School Family Council and Principal Traci Walker Griffith acknowledged the school’s incredible achievements over the past few years and looked to maintain such exceptional standards. Funds raised at the event supports programs and interventions that enable the students to not only achieve academic excellence, but build character and self-confidence to become positive contributors to our communities in a variety of ways. The evening included a full course meal, silent auction, raffles and a DJ spinning tunes into the night. The Spring Fling Gala was organized by Lynn Bova, Julianne McHugh and Melissa Martocchio and others from the Family Council. (Photos by Matt Conti. Click any image to start a full screen slideshow.)
Eliot School Principal Traci Walker Griffith welcomes elected officials and Mayoral candidates (L-R) Charlotte Golar Richie, Dan Conley, Anthony Petruccelli, Traci Walker Griffith, Sal LaMattina, John Connolly, Martin Walsh and Aaron Michlewitz
Eliot Principal Traci Walker Griffith (center) thanks Julianne McHugh (left), Lynn Bova (2nd left), Anne Direeno and Melissa Martocchio (right)
Mayoral Candidate Rob Consalvo (left), State Senator Anthony Petruccelli and Alessandra Petruccelli
Kathy Carangelo, Mayoral Candidate Mike Ross and City Councilor Sal LaMattina
(L-R) Matt, Donna, Joy, Dana and Sonia
The group thanks Eliot School Asst Principal Lydia Torres (second from left)
(L-R) City Councilor Sal LaMattina, Kathy Carangelo, Chad Wolfson, Chris Pezzello and Mayoral Candidate Rob Consalvo
(L-R) Alessandra Petruccelli, Katie Everett, State Senator Anthony Petruccelli and Eliot School Principal Traci Walker Griffith
Lynn Bova receives flowers for organizing the Spring Fling
Recognizing the Eliot School Community
(L-R) State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz, Eliot School Principal Traci Walker Griffith and Rebecca Griffin
(L-R) Mayoral Candidate Mike Ross, Nichola Wolfson, Chad Wolfson, Jennifer McGivern and Clayton McGivern
(L-R) Lorraine Passacantilli, Mayoral Candidate Dan Conley & Van Pezzello
Spring Fling Committee (L-R) Julianne McHugh, Eliot Principal Traci Walker Griffith, Lynn Bova and Melissa Martocchio
NEWRA President Jim Salini (left), FONEBL Treasurer Donna Wells and Co-Chair Eliot Family Council Israel Ruiz
Julianne McHugh receives flowers for her efforts in organizing the Spring Fling event
Mayoral Candidate Mike Ross and Eliot School Principal Traci Walker Griffith
Eliot School Principal Traci Walker Griffith Speaks at the Spring Fling Surrounded by Teachers and Staff
City Councilor Sal LaMattina and Eliot Principal Traci Walker Griffith
Checking out the silent auction at the Eliot School Spring Fling
(L-R) NEMPAC Executive Director Sherri Snow, Mayoral Candidate Charlotte Golar Richie, State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and Eliot Parent Lori Toscano
(L-R) Virginia, Melissa, Maryann, Lynn and Lucille
Recognizing the Eliot School Community
Eliot Parents Maria and Linda
Special Raffle Prizes included a signed jersey from Boston Bruins Milan Lucic, Dental Care and a Monica’s Package
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