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David Ellis School in Boston joined Massachusetts and the rest of the world in the fight against breast cancer

David Ellis School in Boston joined Massachusetts and the rest of the world in the fight against breast cancer
David Ellis School in Boston joined Massachusetts and the rest of the world in the fight against breast cancer
David Ellis School in Boston joined Massachusetts and the rest of the world in the fight against breast cancer
David Ellis School in Boston joined Massachusetts and the rest of the world in the fight against breast cancer
On October 30, 2014, the David Ellis School family went pink-pink shirts, pink caps, pink sweaters, pink shoes, pink hearts, pink ribbons-all over the school-even pink strawberry cake baked by the cafeteria manager, Janice Green to raise awareness and funds to fight Breast Cancer. Acting on the suggestion of Michelle Hall, a second grade teacher, the school’s social worker, Betty Skeete, a third grade teacher, Itonya Dismond and the Dean of Discipline, Linda Cruz brought the idea to life. They spearheaded the awareness program, engaging the entire Ellis community-principal, faculty staff, students and family members. They raised $469.