Immaculate Conception Catholic School’s 27th Annual Benefit Auction’s theme is Kentucky Derby, Run for the Roses. The evening will encompass much of the tradition of the Kentucky races. This year’s event is April 20th and is being planned by co-chairs Rachel Fall and Laura Spicer. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. The night will include a silent auction, 50/50 drawings, grab bags, fishbowl raffles, a live auction, and much more.  Food for the event will be provided by the Nor Easter Club.

Community service is important to EHOVE students.  Two groups of EHOVE students have been participating in several activities to raise money for the Special Olympics of Ohio, which provides year round sports training and competition opportunities for children and adults with disabilities.  The students are involved in EHOVE’s Business Professionals of America (BPA) chapter and Teen Leadership Corps.

Every day thousands of children wake up and are afraid to go to school. Bullying has had a huge impact on the health and welfare of children across our country, our state, our county and our schools. Bullying is a form of violence and abuse and must be stopped.

The preschool class at Immaculate Conception School in Port Clinton could think of no better way to honor one of their favorite authors, Dr. Seuss, on his 109th birthday, than to celebratewith green eggs and ham.