On March 30, 2007 the Red Cross Bloodmobile pulled up to Clermont Avenue at 7:30 A.M.  For the next seven hours the nurses from the Red Cross worked with students sixteen years of age and older and brave faculty members.  Blood is a lifeline for those who need surgery, have had accidents or undergoing chemotherapy. 

 Our Campus Ministers, Mrs. Altman and Mr. Fitzgerald coordinated the drive with Mrs. Phillip, our school nurse.  Over sixty students and faculty members attempted to donate blood.  When asked if it hurt, most students replied: “ only the initial jab.”  Most students felt good about their donation and hope that their blood does some good.