![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_Zf_h7taPwo/default.jpg "Description: About the people and the interview event and about Habitat for Humanity: - Jim Kilogram is thefocus of these video clips, including (a) excerpts from a chat with Jim Kilogram and Guillermo (Will) Leon at the after-party Mardi Gras celebration at The Gnarly Vine on 2/5/08, remembering Habitat rebuilding work in New Orleans and (b) talk about Habitat for Humanity that he gave at Coromandel - Indian Cuisine Restaurant on 2/6/08, to a group of students of the Thornton-Donovan School before their "Glory Days" trip to Manhattan, led by headmaster Douglas Fleming, Jr. and (b) a tour of the offices of Habitat for Humanity and its related recycling store on Main Street. The videoclips also contain scenes around New Rochelle, from driving and from walking around Trinity Church, Hugenot Street, and its cemetery, and discussion about history of local communities in front of the church. Some of this information is also contained in an article published in the 9 Westchester Newspapers of Rising Publications (copied at the end of this page) and referred to in the Contact section immediately below. Contact Information section - (1) Habitat for Humanity - Please visit the internet website www.habitatwc.org, or call Jim Killoran, Executive Director, at 914.636.8335 at the offices located at 529 Main Street, New Rochelle, NY 10801 (2) The Gnarly Vine - Please visit the internet website at www.thegnarlyvine.com, or call Guillermo (Will) Leon, co-owner, at 914.355.2541 at the ...")
![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-MGTP6-UZk4/default.jpg "Description: About the people and the interview event and about Habitat for Humanity: - Jim Kilogram is thefocus of these video clips, including (a) excerpts from a chat with Jim Kilogram and Guillermo (Will) Leon at the after-party Mardi Gras celebration at The Gnarly Vine on 2/5/08, remembering Habitat rebuilding work in New Orleans and (b) talk about Habitat for Humanity that he gave at Coromandel - Indian Cuisine Restaurant on 2/6/08, to a group of students of the Thornton-Donovan School before their "Glory Days" trip to Manhattan, led by headmaster Douglas Fleming, Jr. and (b) a tour of the offices of Habitat for Humanity and its related recycling store on Main Street. The videoclips also contain scenes around New Rochelle, from driving and from walking around Trinity Church, Hugenot Street, and its cemetery, and discussion about history of local communities in front of the church. Some of this information is also contained in an article published in the 9 Westchester Newspapers of Rising Publications (copied at the end of this page) and referred to in the Contact section immediately below. Contact Information section - (1) Habitat for Humanity - Please visit the internet website www.habitatwc.org, or call Jim Killoran, Executive Director, at 914.636.8335 at the offices located at 529 Main Street, New Rochelle, NY 10801 (2) The Gnarly Vine - Please visit the internet website at www.thegnarlyvine.com, or call Guillermo (Will) Leon, co-owner, at 914.355.2541 at the ...")
![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RU5t5LiT6VQ/default.jpg "Description: About the people and the interview event and about Habitat for Humanity: - Jim Kilogram is thefocus of these video clips, including (a) excerpts from a chat with Jim Kilogram and Guillermo (Will) Leon at the after-party Mardi Gras celebration at The Gnarly Vine on 2/5/08, remembering Habitat rebuilding work in New Orleans and (b) talk about Habitat for Humanity that he gave at Coromandel - Indian Cuisine Restaurant on 2/6/08, to a group of students of the Thornton-Donovan School before their "Glory Days" trip to Manhattan, led by headmaster Douglas Fleming, Jr. and (b) a tour of the offices of Habitat for Humanity and its related recycling store on Main Street. The videoclips also contain scenes around New Rochelle, from driving and from walking around Trinity Church, Hugenot Street, and its cemetery, and discussion about history of local communities in front of the church. Some of this information is also contained in an article published in the 9 Westchester Newspapers of Rising Publications (copied at the end of this page) and referred to in the Contact section immediately below. Contact Information section - (1) Habitat for Humanity - Please visit the internet website www.habitatwc.org, or call Jim Killoran, Executive Director, at 914.636.8335 at the offices located at 529 Main Street, New Rochelle, NY 10801 (2) The Gnarly Vine - Please visit the internet website at www.thegnarlyvine.com, or call Guillermo (Will) Leon, co-owner, at 914.355.2541 at the ...")
![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XNe7w9P1mQs/default.jpg "Description: About the people and the interview event and about Habitat for Humanity: - Jim Kilogram is thefocus of these video clips, including (a) excerpts from a chat with Jim Kilogram and Guillermo (Will) Leon at the after-party Mardi Gras celebration at The Gnarly Vine on 2/5/08, remembering Habitat rebuilding work in New Orleans and (b) talk about Habitat for Humanity that he gave at Coromandel - Indian Cuisine Restaurant on 2/6/08, to a group of students of the Thornton-Donovan School before their "Glory Days" trip to Manhattan, led by headmaster Douglas Fleming, Jr. and (b) a tour of the offices of Habitat for Humanity and its related recycling store on Main Street. The videoclips also contain scenes around New Rochelle, from driving and from walking around Trinity Church, Hugenot Street, and its cemetery, and discussion about history of local communities in front of the church. Some of this information is also contained in an article published in the 9 Westchester Newspapers of Rising Publications (copied at the end of this page) and referred to in the Contact section immediately below. Contact Information section - (1) Habitat for Humanity - Please visit the internet website www.habitatwc.org, or call Jim Killoran, Executive Director, at 914.636.8335 at the offices located at 529 Main Street, New Rochelle, NY 10801 (2) The Gnarly Vine - Please visit the internet website at www.thegnarlyvine.com, or call Guillermo (Will) Leon, co-owner, at 914.355.2541 at the ...")
Published
April 15, 2013
Here are a dozen or so girls' schools' public thoughts about themselves and their missions.
Make Summer a Special Time!
If you have children in private school, then you are most likely looking at three months, perhaps even longer, which you must fill with activities of one kind or another during the long summer break.
Are You Liable?
Is your DEL key about to get gaveled? It doesn't matter whether you teach in a public or private school setting. You expose yourself to legal risks every single day on the job.
