LAUREN WOOD | THE NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT — Boston College students Jamie McGregor, from left, Marika Hyland and Jennifer Li sort and organize different items they purchased for the teachers at Holy Family Catholic School Tuesday afternoon at the school. A group of students are volunteering at the school for the week, and raised money before the trip to purchase the items needed for the classrooms.

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Photo feature: Helping Holy Family

Published 12:04am Wednesday, January 9, 2013
LAUREN WOOD | THE NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT — Doana Marcellus and Samuel Lee work on flags for Holy Family Catholic School students while volunteering with other Boston College students Tuesday afternoon at the school. The volunteer trip takes place during the students’ winter break.
LAUREN WOOD | THE NATCHEZ DEMOCRAT — Boston College student Tristin Pendergrast staples a crown for students at Holy Family Catholic School Tuesday afternoon while volunteering with other BC students for the week.
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  • Anonymous

    THE PRIVATE SCHOOLS LIKE MANY CHURCHES ARE NOT PULLING IN THE SAME AMOUNT OF REVENUE SENSE ALL OF THE PLANTS SHUT DOWN. IF THERE’S ENOUGHT MONEY IN THE BUDGET TO ATTEND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, FINE AND DANDY. BUT IF THE BUDGET IS NOT UP TO STANDARD, DON’T FEEL LIKE YOU HAVE COMMITTEED SIN BY SENDING YOUR KIDS TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

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