town: Bay St. Louis -> Bay St Louis

name: Bay St. Louis Waveland School District -> Bay St. Louis / Waveland School District

notes: UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07): Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. Musical instruments needs for their bands have been fulfilled as well. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621. -> Bay St. Louis - Waveland School Districts Include the following schools: NORTH BAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (K-3rd) 740 Dunbar Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 Phone: 228-467-4757 | Fax: 228-466-0286 SECOND STREET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (4-5th) 400 N. Second Street Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 Phone: 228-467-4052 | Fax: 228-466-0287 BAY WAVELAND MIDDLE SCHOOL (6-8th) 600 Pine Street Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 Phone: 228-463-0315 | Fax: 228-463-2681 BAY HIGH SCHOOL (9-12th) 750 Blue Meadow Road Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 Phone: 228-467-6611 | Fax: 228-466-0883 ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL 600 Pine Street Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 Phone: 228-467-4536 | Fax: 228-467-5575 UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Bay St. Louis/Waveland School District (4/25/07): Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. Musical instruments needs for their bands have been fulfilled as well. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621.

notes: UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07: Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. Musical instruments needs for their bands have been fulfilled as well. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621. -> UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07): Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. Musical instruments needs for their bands have been fulfilled as well. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621.

notes: UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07: Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621. -> UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07: Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. Musical instruments needs for their bands have been fulfilled as well. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621.

notes: UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07: Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621. -> UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07: Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621.

notes: UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07: Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621. -> UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07: Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621.

notes: Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621. -> UPDATE via call to Becky Ladner/Asst. Superintendant for Hancock County Schools (4/25/07: Insurance monies/FEMA covered most of their need for 800 computers they required. They can always use them but they are not an urgent need at this point. They are still operating out of 79-80 portable classrooms and have NOT started re-building at this point. The primary current need is for monetary donations for their Summer Camp that will run 5/29-7/20/07. The children of Hancock County have nothing to do as even a movie is an hour each way with the bridge still out. The beaches are dangerous to play on as this was the hardest hit area. The goal is to provide them with entertainment (volunteers would be great) and field trips. They have been able to hire a Dance Teacher but no other activities are organized yet for the kids. They have a grant that will cover salaries for teachers (but no other funds for activities yet). The program will accept up to 450 kids and they have 389 enrolled now. They will not turn any children away. -------------------------------------------- (old note) Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621.

make_payable_to: Katrina Relief Fund (above address) -> Katrina Relief Fund - Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District (above address)

notes: Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. -> Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers. Local revenue has decreased by at least 50%, creating strained budgets and overall belt tightening. We hope you will consider a donation amount to aid in our recovery. Please send your check or money order to the following address: Katrina Relief Fund Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District 201 Carroll Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 If you would like to speak to someone about our efforts, please call 228-467-6621.

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notes: These schools are just readying to open. Need "everything" except textbooks, which FEMA authorized. -> Rebuilding 2 elementary schools and renovating others. Estimated cost more than $40 million.Tax base expected to be 50%-65% less than before. County unemployment increased from 4.9% to 20.6%. Seeking $1.5 million in donated funds for one elementary. School enrollment reached 60% of pre-storm figures, 1,440 or 2,380 resturned. 96% of students now qualify for free-lunch program Have replaced 120 of 800 lost computers.
website: -> http://www.bwsd.org/
make_payable_to: -> Katrina Relief Fund (above address)

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