Sunday, March 2, 2008

Relay for Life

Our Relay for Life team held its annual hot dog sale at the Elgin IGA yesterday.  Wow!  We raised almost $800.00 for a day’s work at selling hot dogs for a cause…to find a cure to cancer.  I truly feel that a cure to this terrible disease is out there somewhere, not too far beyond our reach.  In fact, I believe that one of the children that we teach each day might just be the person who will help to find this cure.  Wouldn’t that be amazing?  My dad always tells me to “go make a difference.”  I charge all of us as educators to continue to “make a difference” each day.  We can help our students reach for the stars and achieve their dreams by setting their expectations high.  My Relay for Life team has done this by setting their team goal high.  I guess I just might get another pie in my face this year if we reach our goal.  A pie in the face for a good cause…I will take it anyday!
Posted by Ginger at 18:41:37
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2 Responses to “Relay for Life”

  1. Ginger says:

    Hey! I am commenting on my own blog…but I wanted to give a special SHOUT OUT to Becky Thrall for her hard work and tireless devotion to the success of our team. She is an integral part of our team’s success and organization toward reaching our goal! (And, she can make a mean hot dog!) Chili anyone?

  2. Betsy says:

    Go, Becky, Go! She has (and is) doing an AWESOME job. Just watching her share her passion for this cause gives me energy and great hope that we WILL soon find a cure for this disease. Thanks for all of your hard work, Becky!

    Visit the school store for your magnets and bracelets while they last!!!

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