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Dynamic Group of 94 Golfers Participate in 2023 Cougar Classic Golf Tournament

A dynamic group of 94 golfers turned out on May 16 to participate in the ACS 2023 Cougar Classic Golf Tournament at McCullough’s Emerald Golf Links in Egg Harbor Township. The tournament was paired with the Legacy Gala on May 12 to help raise funds for the school’s Tuition Assistance Grant Fund. The two events together netted $31,000 for the fund that gives families in need access to a Christian education for their children.

The golfers enjoyed a beautiful, sunny day throughout the Tournament, which was the school’s 18th golf fundraiser since 1999. The Tournament kicked off with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start and concluded with lunch and an awards program at the Vagabond Restaurant located in the golf course clubhouse. The golfers included school parents, grandparents, alumni, alumni parents, business community members, and several ACS staff members and high school students.

As the golfers got ready for the tournament, school parent Jeff Montemurro donated his services as a physical therapist to provide athletic stretching to prevent injuries. The golfers then went on to compete in several contests at different holes throughout the day, including a popular putting contest, which resulted in a two-way tie that led to a putt-off. ACS grandparent Bob Conklin won the putting contest, besting James Andreacci from the OceanFirst Bank team. Conklin had traveled the furthest from Pennsylvania, with his wife, Mary, and two friends to participate in the Tournament.

During lunch, ACS alumnus David (DJ) Schrag (’88) recognized and thanked the golfers, sponsors, volunteers, and staff for helping make the Cougar Classic event a success.  Schrag, who is also an alumni parent and member of the school’s Board of Directors, also announced the golfers who excelled during the tournament and won various prizes. Schrag noted that the first place team included two alumni from the Class of 2019 — Ryan Lomangino and Solomon Griffith.  Lomangino also won first place for the longest drive. 2013 alumnus Ben Chapman was also on the foursome that placed third in the tournament.

Congratulations to the golfers who took home the top prizes:

1st place foursome: Greg Goodreds, Solomon Griffith, Ryan Lomangino, and Matt Warner
2nd place foursome: Bob McAndrew, Kelly McAndrew, Mike McAndrew, and Dace Phillips
3rd place foursome: Dan Carney, Drew Carney, Ben Chapman, and Seth Newell
Closest to the Pin, Hole #2: Jennifer DiMaio and Greg Goodreds
Longest Drive, Hole #14: Jennifer DiMaio and Ryan Lomangino
1st Place, Putting Contest: Bob Conklin

Thank you to our Golfer Prize Donors:

Aaron Bada’s Golf & Sport Performance Club
Ballamor Golf Club
Crab Trap Restaurant, Somers Point
Greate Bay Country Club
Gregory’s Restaurant & Bar, Somers Point
Harbor Pines Golf Club
Christian X. Loeb, AIF, CFP, LPL Financial
McCullough’s Emerald Golf Links
Texas Roadhouse, The Panetta Family
Twisted Dune Golf Club
Vagabond Restaurant, Egg Harbor Township

CLICK HERE for a full list of our 2023 Cougar Classic Sponsors.

 

 

High School Students Enjoy Dinner, Dancing at May 6 Prom at Greate Bay Country Club

Close to 100 high school students enjoyed an elegant evening of dinner and dancing on Friday, May 6 at the Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point. A photo booth made the evening both fun and memorable.  While there was spotty rain throughout the evening, couples and groups still managed to pose for photos at the picturesque gazebo near the entrance to the club.

Thank you also to the parents, students, and friends who continued the Prom’s “Under the Sea” theme and organized the After-Prom in the ACS gym, with dozens of great raffle prizes donated by individuals and local businesses.

 

 

Enthusiastic Group of 103 Golfers Participate in 2022 Cougar Classic Golf Tournament, Event Raises Nearly $46,000 for ACS

An enthusiastic group of 103 golfers turned out on May 5 to participate in the ACS 2022 Cougar Classic Golf Tournament at Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point and helped raise nearly $46,000 for the school’s educational programs and scholarships. This year’s event was the school’s 17th golf fundraiser since 1999.

Nestled amidst a week of rainy days, the golfers enjoyed a beautiful, sunny day on the course. The golfers included school parents, grandparents, local pastors, alumni, alumni parents, business owners, and several ACS staff members and high school students.  As the golfers got ready for the tournament, school parent Jeff Montemurro donated his services as a physical therapist to provide athletic stretching to prevent injuries. The golfers then went on to compete in several contests at different holes throughout the day, including a very popular putting contest, which resulted in a six-way tie that led to a putt-off.

After the tournament, golfers were joined by family members and friends to enjoy a Cinco-de-Mayo-themed Appetizer Reception, Dinner, and Silent Auction in the clubhouse. The dinner tables were colorfully decorated and featured paintings of flowers, trees, Armenian crosses or khatchkars, and other original artwork created by 1st, 4th, 5th, 8th,and 9th grade students in Mrs. Mirakian’s and Mrs. Scardilli’s art classes.

11th grader Reyna Lewis welcomed everyone to the dinner and gave the invocation. Lewis and four other high school students — Maddie DeNick, Tommy  Ellison, Moges Johnson, and Cruz Lewis — served as volunteers at the tournament throughout the day. As dinner got underway, several golfers competed in the putt-off contest as dinner guests looked on and cheered. Beacon Evangelical Free Church senior pastor Pete Nelson took first place and received two tickets to a 2022-2023 Philadelphia 76ers basketball game next season, donated by ACS parents Scott and Michelle Johnson.

After dinner, the guests watched a new video that focused on the school’s spiritual emphasis theme — “Deeply Rooted” — and featured interviews with ACS students and alumni talking about how their educational experience at ACS has enabled them to be rooted in their relationship with Christ and in their knowledge of God’s Word. Chief School Administrator Karen Oblen followed up by talking about the four pillars of a Christian education, which included incorporating a Biblical worldview into every subject taught.

“We thank you for your support and pray that you would consider partnering with us in the future as we continue to educate and train up our students in the Lord,” Oblen said.  Board of Directors member George Quinn, who was a high school teacher at ACS for 10 years during the 1980s, spoke about the vital importance of Christian education in training up young people to be a light in their community and encouraged the dinner guests to make a donation to support the school’s ministry.

The Silent Auction, held during the reception and dinner, raised $6,455, slightly more than last year’s auction, according to Silent Auction Committee Chair PJ Santos. “We are very grateful to our school parents who donated to create wonderful gift baskets for the auction and to other volunteers who helped us obtain so many donations from local businesses,” Santos said.  ACS Event Coordinator Christian Delacruz recognized and thanked the golfers, sponsors, volunteers, and staff for helping make the Cougar Classic event a success and closed the program in prayer.

CLICK HERE to view a video recap of photos from the Golf Tournament.

Congratulations to the golfers who took home the top prizes:

1st place foursome: Nate Acito, Damien Correa, Josh Kelley, and Duane Nixon
2nd place foursome: Frank Dominici, Mike Reynolds, Larry Ross, and Bob Wihelm
3rd place foursome: Ed Hale, Ed Kozmor, Chris Locatelle, and Dan Mitchell, of the Mitchell Realty Group
4th place foursome: Jeff Bennett, Owen Homeny, Ken Meredith, and Oserdahl
Closest to the Pin, Hole #3: Jen DiMaio and Drew Carney
Longest Drive, Hole #7: Jen DiMaio and Josh Kelley
1st Place, Putting Contest: Pete Nelson

Thank you to our Golfer Prize Donors:

Aaron Bada’s Golf & Sport Performance Club
Avalon Golf Club
Ballamor Golf Club
Greate Bay Country Club
Harbor Pines Golf Club
The Johnson Family
Linwood Country Club
Stone Harbor Golf Club
Twisted Dune Golf Club

CLICK HERE for more photos and information about the May 5 Cougar Classic Golf Tournament.

Cougar Classic Golf Tournament 6 Days Away With 99 Golfers Signed Up; Silent Auction after Tournament to Incorporate Online Bidding

Our Cougar Classic Golf Tournament is six days away and with 99 golfers now registered the entire, beautiful course at Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point will be open only to ACS Tournament golfers on May 5.  Donations from restaurants, spas, and entertainment venues, and get-away vacation packages will be part of the Golf Tournament Silent Auction and the auction will incorporate online bidding, allowing ACS families and friends to bid on items whether or not they are able to attend the auction in person.

The deadline to register to golf is Tuesday, May 3. Tickets are also still on sale for $65 each online or through the school office to attend the post-Tournament Celebration Reception, Dinner, and Silent Auction, which is open to golfers and non-golfers, and starts at 6 p.m. The deadline to purchase Reception/Dinner tickets is noon on Monday, May 2.

The bidding on the Silent Auction will open online two days before the Golf Tournament and will close at 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 5.  CLICK HERE to view and bid on the items, starting on Tuesday, May 3, at noon.

All proceeds from the Tournament, Dinner, and Silent Auction will benefit the ACS Annual Fund for educational programs and scholarships.

“We are so thankful for the many school families, businesses, and friends in the community who are supporting our spring fundraiser by signing up to golf or be a Sponsor or Silent Auction donor,” said Carole Karabashian, ACS Director of Development and Communication. “We are looking forward to a wonderful day of fun and fellowship on the golf course and are confident we will reach our fundraising goal to benefit our educational programs and scholarships.”

Karabashian also said there are some great prizes lined up for the golfer foursomes who come in first, second, or third place, for the golfers who get closest to the pin on a selected hole and hit the longest drive on a selected hole, who win the putting contest, and more.

CLICK HERE to register to golf or to purchase a Reception/Dinner ticket.

Cougar Classic Golf Tournament Three Weeks Away With 65 Golfers Registered; Silent Auction after Tournament to Incorporate Mobile Bidding

Our Cougar Classic Golf Tournament is three weeks away and with 65 golfers now registered the entire, beautiful course at Greate Bay Country Club will be open only to ACS Tournament golfers on May 5.  Donations from restaurants, spas, and entertainment venues, and get-away vacation packages will be part of the Golf Tournament Silent Auction and the auction will incorporate mobile bidding, allowing ACS families and friends to bid on items whether or not they are able to attend the auction in person.

Tickets are also on sale for the post-Tournament Celebration Reception and Dinner, which is open to golfers and non-golfers, so be sure to purchase your tickets by Friday, April 29 for $65 each online or through the school office.

“We are so thankful for the many school families, businesses, and friends in the community who are supporting our spring fundraiser by signing up to golf or be a Sponsor or Silent Auction donor,” said Carole Karabashian, ACS Director of Development and Communication. “We are looking forward to a wonderful day of fun and fellowship on the golf course and are confident we will reach our fundraising goal to benefit our educational programs and scholarships.”

Karabashian also said there are some great prizes lined up for the golfer foursomes who come in first, second, or third place, for the golfers who get closest to the pin on a selected hole and hit the longest drive on a selected hole, who win the putting contest, and more.

The deadline is Monday, April 25 to donate to be a Sponsor or Program Book Advertiser and be listed in the Program Book. Ad images must also be submitted by April 25.

CLICK HERE to register to golf, be a Sponsor or Program Book advertiser, or to purchase a Reception/Dinner ticket.

Register Now for May 5 Cougar Classic Golf Tournament

Registration is now underway for our Cougar Classic Golf Tournament to be held on Thursday, May 5 at the Greate Bay Country Club, a beautiful private golf course in Somers Point.  Join us for a fun day together on the golf course and help raise funds for our school. If you don’t golf, we welcome ACS families, staff, alumni, and friends to join us in the evening for a Celebration Reception, Awards Dinner, and Silent Auction at the club. There are also Tournament Sponsorship and Advertising options.

“We look forward to seeing our school families and friends in the community at our biggest spring fundraiser, which is an enjoyable time to fellowship and celebrate how God has blessed and grown our school over the past 51 years,” said Chief School Administrator Karen Oblen. “We hope everyone will get involved and help make this fundraiser a success.”

The Golfer Fee is $165 per golfer and $625 for a foursome, and includes lunch, the Celebration Reception, the Awards Dinner, and Silent Suction.  Tickets to just the Celebration Reception, Awards Dinner, and Silent Auction can be purchased separately for $65 each and a donation of $550 sponsors a Dinner Table of 8.  There are also a number of golf sponsorship levels with exciting benefits and advertising opportunities to help raise funds for the school’s Annual Fund, which are described in detail on the Tournament flyer (posted below).

The Tournament will begin with a shotgun start at 1:30 p.m., with a scramble format. The Celebration Reception and Silent Auction will open at 6:00 p.m. and the Awards Dinner will begin at 7:00 p.m.  Seating is limited at the dinner, so secure your tickets soon.

The Silent Auction will use mobile bidding with a cell phone, which was successful at last year’s event, and allows people who are unable to attend the Awards Dinner to participate in the Silent Auction. Volunteers are also needed to help contact businesses to obtain donations for the Silent Auction. Please contact PJ Santos, coordinator of the Silent Auction, if you would like to be involved at psantos@acseht.org.

Santos also said that families with children in Kindergarten to the 8th grade will also be asked to donate items linked to a specific theme to create Auction Gift Baskets from each classroom. Information about these Gift Baskets will be sent home next week.

CLICK HERE to register to golf, purchase a sponsorship, purchase an advertisement in the Awards Dinner Program Book, or to purchase tickets to the Celebration Reception, Awards Dinner, and Silent Auction.  Paper sign-up forms have e also being sent home with students and are available in the school office.

Any questions about our Golf Tournament?  Contact Event Coordinator Christian Delacruz at 609-653-1199, ext. 302 or cdelacruz@acseht.org.

ACS Cougar Classic Golf Tournament — Thursday, May 5, 2022; Dinner, Silent Auction Part of Event

Back by popular demand, we are pleased to announce that ACS will be holding its Cougar Classic Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 5, 2022 at Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point, where last year’s Golf Tournament was held. Please mark your calendar to participate in our Tournament and invite family members, business associates, and friends to join you for a fun day out on the links. An Awards Dinner and Silent Auction will also be held in the evening after the Tournament.

To help us in the planning process, please CLICK HERE if you are interested in participating in the Golf Tournament as a Golfer or Sponsor. More details will be provided in the coming weeks. Anyone interested in being part of the Silent Auction Committee, please contact PJ Santos at psantos@acseht.org.

Record Number of 125 Golfers Participate in Cougar Classic Golf Tournament, Event Raises Over $61,000 for ACS

An enthusiastic, record number of 125 golfers turned out on May 13 to participate in the ACS Cougar Classic Golf Tournament at Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point and helped raise over $61,000 for the school’s educational programs and scholarships.

“The warm, sunny weather made it a perfect day to be out on the course and we came together for a great cause — to support Atlantic Christian School and celebrate the school’s 50th anniversary,” said Rob Barberio, ACS parent and Vice Chair of the Board of Directors, during the dinner program that was held after the tournament. Golfers were joined by family members and friends to enjoy a reception, dinner, and Silent Auction in the clubhouse.

Before dinner got underway, the some 200 in attendance cheered and clapped as they watched a runoff among three golfers who had all seen success during the day in the Putting Contest — Keith Matthis, ACS parent DJ Schrag, and ACS parent James Walder. After several rounds of competition, Walder took the top spot, winning two tickets to a 2021-2022 Philadelphia 76ers game, donated by ACS parents Scott and Michelle Johnson.

ACS 12th grader Sydney Pearson welcomed everyone to the dinner and gave the invocation. Pearson and five other students who are members of National Honor Society served as volunteers at the tournament throughout the day.

After dinner, the guests watched a special 50th anniversary video that featured interviews with alumni and school parents talking about the impact that ACS has had on their lives over the past 50 years. Chief School Administrator Karen Oblen followed up by sharing some of the school’s plans for the coming year, including preparing six new classrooms to open in  annex buildings on the school campus to allow more students to attend in the fall.

“We thank you for your support and pray that you would consider partnering with us in the future as we continue to educate and train up our students in the Lord,” Oblen said.

This year’s event was the school’s 16th golf fundraiser since 1999 and attracted the highest number of golfers ever.  Barberio thanked the individuals, businesses, and volunteers who helped make the Cougar Classic a success and awarded a number of golfer prizes, including the top five golf foursomes and the winners of contests for closest to the pin and the longest drive. He also thanked Lexus of Atlantic City for sponsoring the Hole-in-One Contest, putting a $35,000 Lexus UX 200 up for grabs that went unclaimed.

Barberio also took the opportunity to recognize and thank one of the golfers — Rudy Dalinger — and present him with a special Appreciation Award. Dalinger, an ACS alumni grandparent and former member of the Board of Directors, has played in all but one of the school’s 16 golf fundraisers and has raised over $15,000 for the school as part of his participation.

The Silent Auction, held for the first time using a mobile online platform, offered 51 items up for bidding, and raised $6,121, exceeding expectations, according to PJ Santos, the ACS Event and Digital Marketing Manager, who oversaw the auction.  “We are very grateful to our school parents who donated to create wonderful gift baskets for the auction and to other volunteers who in just two months helped us obtain so many donations from local businesses,” Santos said.

Throughout the evening, ACS grandparent Gail Crafton, of AC Photo in Linwood, provided photography services as golfers, alumni, and friends posed before a school backdrop and at their dinner tables. ACS alumni parent Bob Roland, a professional guitarist, donated his talents during the reception and dinner. ACS 10th grader Cruz Lewis closed the dinner program in prayer.

Congratulations to the various ACS parents, parents of former students, ACS senior Shelby Einwechter, and other golfers who took home the top prizes:

1st place foursome: Jayson Benson, Frank Hannum, Jerry Millstead, and Casey Milton
2nd place foursome: George Aaron, Mike Brennan, Rick Knight, and John Lyon
3rd place foursome: Stephen Kay, Claire Kuhar, Tom Kuhar, and Bob Luderitz
4th place foursome: Dawn Brodtan, Mike Maguire, Alexa Petillo, and Nancy Wescoat
5th place foursome: Matt Bell, Russ Cook, Michael Flynn, and Dennis Gibson
Closest to the Pin, Hole #3: Jen DiMaio and Jason Zingler
Closest to the Pin, Hole #16: David Housel
Longest Drive, Hole #7: Gus Casey, Shelby Einwechter
1st Place, Putting Contest: James Walder

CLICK HERE to see a photo gallery of the Cougar Classic Golf Tournament on the ACS website.

CLICK HERE to download the Atlantic Christian School Golf Reception and Dinner Photos – Photography by AC Photo. The password is: acsgolf

 

 

 

 

Cougar Classic Golf Tournament Less Than 2 Weeks Away With 86 Golfers Registered; Silent Auction after Tournament to Incorporate Mobile Bidding

The Cougar Classic Golf Tournament is less than two weeks away and with 86 golfers now registered the entire, beautiful course at Greate Bay Country Club will be open only to ACS Tournament golfers on May 13.  Donations from restaurants, spas, and entertainment venues, and get-away vacation packages will be part of the Golf Tournament Silent Auction and for the first time, the auction will incorporate mobile bidding, allowing ACS families and friends to bid on items whether or not they are able to attend the auction in person. More details on the mobile bidding will be provided  soon.

Tickets are also selling quickly for the post-Tournament reception and dinner, which is open to golfers and non-golfers, so be sure to purchase your tickets by Friday, May 7 for $50 each online or through the school office.

“We are so thankful for the many school families, businesses, and friends in the community who are supporting our spring fundraiser by signing up to golf or be a Sponsor or Silent Auction donor,” said Carole Karabashian, ACS Director of Development and Communication. “We are looking forward to a wonderful day of fun and fellowship on the golf course and are confident we will reach our fundraising goal to benefit our educational programs and scholarships.”

The deadline is Monday, May 3 to donate to be a Sponsor or Program Book Advertiser and be listed in the Program Book. Ad images must also be submitted by May 3.

CLICK HERE to register to golf, be a Sponsor or Program Book advertiser, or to purchase a Reception/Dinner ticket.

Over 50 Golfers Already Registered for Cougar Classic Golf Tournament, May 7 is Sign Up Deadline, Nongolfers Welcome at Dinner, Silent Auction

We’re excited about the enthusiastic response from golfers and sponsors for our Cougar Classic Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 13 at the Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point. Over 50 golfers are already registered and the deadline to register is just three weeks away, on May 7. Join us for a fun day together on the golf course and help us raise funds for our school. Nongolfers are welcome to attend the dinner and silent auction.

If you don’t golf, we welcome ACS families, staff, alumni, and friends to join us in the evening for a 50th Anniversary Reception, Dinner, and Silent Auction at the club. Space is limited so be sure to purchase your dinner ticket soon. Spots are filling up quickly. All proceeds will benefit ACS educational programs and scholarships.

Greate Bay is a private golf course ranked in the top 100 Best Golf Courses in New Jersey. The 18-hole course features 6,705 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 72.0 and it has a slope rating of 127.

CLICK HERE to register and pay to golf, to sponsor, to advertise in the Awards Dinner Program Book, or to make a donation.  You can also fill out the Golf Flyer and sent it in with your check made payable to Atlantic Christian School.

 

Cougar Classic Golf Tournament: Silent Auction Items Needed

On Thursday, May 13, 2021, Atlantic Christian School will hold its 50th Anniversary Cougar Classic Golf Tournament, which will be the school’s spring fund-raising event. The Golf Tournament will be held at Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point and we are planning for 80+ people to golf and 200+ people to attend the Tournament Awards Dinner and Silent Auction.

We are asking parents to help by donating new gift basket items to be auctioned at the Cougar Classic Tournament Dinner.  Please see the flyer below for the theme for each grade. for All proceeds from the Tournament will support the ACS Annual Fund for educational programs and scholarships.  Thank you so much in advance!

CLICK HERE to register to golf, purchase a sponsorship or advertisement in the Dinner Program Book, or to purchase tickets to the Reception and Dinner.  Paper sign-up forms are also being sent home with students and are available in the school office.

CLICK HERE to sign up to volunteer to help with the Golf Tournament.

 

 

Silent Auction Items Needed for The Cougar Classic Golf Tournament Dinner on May 13 at Greate Bay Country Club

On Thursday, May 13, 2021, Atlantic Christian School will hold its 50th Anniversary Cougar Classic Golf Tournament, which will be the school’s spring fund-raising event. The Golf Tournament will be held at Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point and we are planning for 80+ people to golf and 200+ people to attend the Tournament Awards Dinner and Silent Auction.

We are asking parents to help by donating new gift basket items to be auctioned at the Cougar Classic Tournament Dinner.  Please see the flyer below for the theme for each grade. for All proceeds from the Tournament will support the ACS Annual Fund for educational programs and scholarships.  Thank you so much in advance!

CLICK HERE to register to golf, purchase a sponsorship or advertisement in the Dinner Program Book, or to purchase tickets to the Reception and Dinner.  Paper sign-up forms are also being sent home with students and are available in the school office.

CLICK HERE to sign up to volunteer to help with the Golf Tournament.

 

 

ACS Announces Cougar Classic Golf Tournament on May 13 at Greate Bay Country Club

ACS is excited to announce that we will be holding a Cougar Classic Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 13 at the Greate Bay Country Club in Somers Point.  Join us for a fun day together on the golf course and help us raise funds for our school. If you don’t golf, we welcome ACS families, staff, alumni, and friends to join us in the evening for a 50th Anniversary Reception and Dinner at the club. There are also Tournament Sponsorship and Advertising options.

“The Golf Tournament event gives our school family and supporters an opportunity to come together for fellowship and to celebrate the many ways God has blessed ACS over the past 50 years,” said Chief School Administrator Karen Oblen. “We hope everyone will get involved and help make this fundraiser a success.”  Oblen said volunteers are needed to help and anyone interested in getting involved should contact Event and Digital Marketing Manager, Mrs. PJ Santos.

The Golfer Fee is $150 per golfer and $550 for a foursome, and includes lunch, the appetizer reception, and the dinner.  Tickets to just the Reception and Dinner can also be purchased for $50 each and a donation of $500 sponsors a Dinner Table of 8.  There are also a number of golf sponsorship levels with exciting benefits and advertising opportunities to help raise funds for the school’s Annual Fund, which are described in detail on the Tournament flyer.

The Tournament will begin with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. , with a scramble format. The Dinner Reception and a Silent Auction will open at 5:30 p.m. and the Tournament Dinner and Awards progam will begin at 6:30 p.m.  Seating is limited at the dinner, so secure your tickets soon.

CLICK HERE to register to golf, purchase a sponsorship or advertisement in the Dinner Program Book, or to purchase tickets to the Reception and Dinner.  Paper sign-up forms are also being sent home with students and are available in the school office.

CLICK HERE to sign up to volunteer to help with the Golf Tournament and Silent Auction.