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Hurricane Katrina: teachers helping teachers.
It's been more than seven months since the eye of Hurricane Katrina made landfall on August 29, 2005. That day, for residents in the affected areas, marked the end of the lives they had known and the beginning of a very uncertain future. With damage estimates ranging from $40 to $200 billion, Hurricane Katrina will be recorded as the most expensive natural disaster in U.S. history to date.
The headlines are no longer filled with stories of the devastation along the Gulf Coast, however the recovery is not finished. Food, water and shelter are not as scarce as they once were, but life for most has hardly returned to normal. A long period of rebuilding careers, homes ...
- Additional Hurricane Katrina recovery funds distributed.(Music Teachers...
- Magazine article from: American Music Teacher October 1, 2006 700+ words
Music teachers in Louisiana and...June from the MTNA Hurricane Katrina Recovery Fund. In...donations to the MTNA Hurricane Katrina Recovery Fund until...Please specify "Hurricane Katrina Recovery Fund" when...
- MTNA supports members affected by Hurricane Katrina.(Association News; Music...
- Magazine article from: American Music Teacher December 1, 2005 700+ words
MTNA began Hurricane Katrina relief efforts to support the...programs established by MTNA is the Hurricane Katrina Recovery Fund. This fund will...mail designated for the MTNA Hurricane Katrina Recovery Fund. In addition...
- MTNA membership: priceless.(Music Teachers National Association)
- Magazine article from: American Music Teacher Berenson, Gail April 1, 2006 700+ words
...following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, MTNA made contact...members and for all music teachers in both good times and bad. MTNA established a Hurricane Katrina relief effort to support the music teachers and their students in...
- Polyphony: re-evaluating in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.(Column)
- Magazine article from: American Music Teacher Magrath, Jane December 1, 2005 700+ words
...column I have written since Hurricane Katrina hit land. So many of us...agencies working directly with Hurricane Katrina victims. Others felt the...as partners. Affect on Music Teachers As music teachers, we too will change in...
- Southern Division.(Division News)(Music Teachers National Association)(Brief...
- Magazine article from: American Music Teacher Higgins, Diane February 1, 2007 700+ words
...assisted music students and teachers who were victims of Hurricane Katrina. In Virginia, Central Virginia MTA's membership goal...teachers of minority instruments to join. The Tidewater Music Teachers Forum held its first annual Play-a-Thon, raising money...
- Foundation fund.(Association News)(Music Teachers National Association)
- Magazine article from: American Music Teacher December 1, 2006 700+ words
...between themselves and thousands of music teachers and students who will be a part of...continuing to collect donations to the MTNA Hurricane Katrina Recovery Fund until December 31...Cincinnati, OH 45202. Please specify "Hurricane Katrina Recovery Fund" when you call or write...
- Southern division.(Division News)(Music Teachers' Association)(Brief article)
- Magazine article from: American Music Teacher Higgins, Diane December 1, 2006 700+ words
...event and recital. The Durham Music Teachers Chapter commissioned Malcom...Mississippi, the League of Meridian Music Teachers featured student recitals and...the challenges presented by Hurricane Katrina, many have managed to keep...
- Hurricane Katrina: general assistance.
- Magazine article from: The Tax Adviser Gurene, Linda January 1, 2006 700+ words
Those affected by Hurricane Katrina may call the IRS at (866...112, taxpayers affected by Hurricane Katrina have until Feb. 28, 2006...Although businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina have until Feb. 28, 2006...
Source: HighBeam Research, Hurricane Katrina: teachers helping teachers.