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Bidding Open on Eliot Gala Silent Auction

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The Eliot K-8 Innovation School’s annual Spring Gala celebrates our community and your contributions that continue to enrich our classrooms and curriculum. This year, bidding is available online at 501auctions.com/eliotgala2014 for silent auction items, so you can bid on some AMAZING packages whether or not you are joining us on Friday. Packages include a behind-the-scenes VIP trip to the Nutcracker, Green Monster tickets with a signed John Lackey jersey, and a Boston Harbor sunset boat cruise for six! You can peruse the full catalog (and bid) at 501auctions.com/eliotgala2014.

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