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Friendly competition-- (from right to left) Sophomore Sia Goel, freshman Bryce Adib, freshman Shaan Mangla, junior Chantelle Otu-Appiah, and sophomore Harshita Kumar participate in a tug of war match during SpiriThon. Other activities included video games, a trivia contest, and dodgeball. The event raised over $5200.

SpiriThon raises over $5,200 for Connecticut Children’s Medical Center

Pei Yi Zhuo, Broadcast Coordinator
February 5, 2018
Dancing for donations-- Six-year old Connecticut Children’s Medical Center patient Joey Divito and mother Stephanie Divito speak to students, teachers and parents about his rare condition and experience at the hospital. In addition to the Divito family, beauty pageant winners Miss Connecticut and Miss Bristol attended the SpiritThon to share their support as guests.

SpiriThon benefits Connecticut Children’s Medical Center

Hanny Wolkoff, Advertising Manager
February 10, 2017

SpiriThon to benefits Connecticut Children’s Medical Center

February 2, 2017
Dancing the night away-- Emma Ruffin (center), with father Brian Ruffin, mom Allyson Ruffin and brother Alex Ruffin, opens up Frozen art set presented by sophomore Maggie McGuire. Emma was diagnosed with leukemia when she was seven and shared her story with students, teachers and staff at the first annual Dance-a-THON to benefit Connecticut Children’s Medical Center (CCMC).

Dance-a-THON benefits Connecticut Children’s Medical Center

Kristy Pan, Managing Editor
February 12, 2016
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