Preparations are underway for our annual spring fundraiser, which promises to bring the parishes, school, and community together for an enjoyable evening of dining, auctions, entertainment, and fun.  We are looking forward to bringing everyone back together again this year as “We are Stronger Together”.   We are hoping that we can count on the support of wonderful businesses and families such as yours to help us create a spectacular silent auction.  Saturday march 4th at chandlers Banquests in Schaumburg, IL.

It takes a village

It does take a village to form, educate, and inspire children.  Students of Queen of the Rosary School see themselves as part of a community that supports not only their school but communities in need beyond theirs.   Whether they are raising money for victims of natural disasters, keeping our towns and villages green by recycling, or collecting canned goods for the hungry, Queen of the Rosary students and their families always give generously to their school and beyond. 

Queen of the Rosary School, located in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, is a small Catholic school comprised of approximately 230 students ranging from 3-year-old preschool to eighth grade.  Queen of the Rosary School is proud to be a part of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish, which is comprised of Queen the Rosary Church and St. Julian Eymard Church.  Established in 1959, Queen of the Rosary School has instituted and maintained a strong academic presence in Elk Grove Village for over 60 years.  The school’s traditions and sense of community continue to attract new students, as well as second and third generations of families. Queen of the Rosary School has been an integral part of the parish and community, providing a faith-based, nurturing environment that promotes academic excellence and spiritual development.  The school embraces the Church mandate to fulfill the mission of Christ by spreading His message through discipleship in our next generation.  Through these hard times Queen of the Rosary has prided itself on the fact that we have been able to keep providing faith-based learning, a strong sense of community, and nothing but the safest and best environment for all its students. 

The children, however, need resources, which is why we are asking local businesses like yours to consider supporting our annual spring fundraiser.  The auction is an opportunity for our school, parish, and community to all come together to help supplement the school budget.  It affords our principal, Ms. McGinn, and the faculty to continue to offer students an excellent academic and faith-based education. The school’s main sources of revenue are tuition and fundraising.  As such, successful fundraising is critical to the schools ongoing ability to operate effectively.