Numerous students, parents, faculty, staff and administrators volunteered their time on September 12 to help clean falling branches and other debris on the San Jose, Whitehurst and Bartram Campuses in the wake of Hurricane Irma. The entire girls’ and boys’ boarding program joined the efforts along with day students and parents from various grade levels. “Many hands make light work” was never truer as just a few hours of effort made a marked difference and helped expedite the Operations staff’s work to ready the campuses for a return to school.
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