Kentucky School News and Commentary: North Springs Charter School of Arts and Sciences

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Thursday, July 31, 2008

Did I mention how much I love Charter Schools?

I just got a note from the newest teacher in the Day family.

Congratulations to my son E. Travis Day who will join the faculty at the North Springs Charter School of Arts & Sciences in Atlanta, Georgia this fall.

Congratulations Travis. We're all very proud of you!

Three generations, 2004: Travis, Richard & Isaac.

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Thursday, July 31, 2008

Did I mention how much I love Charter Schools?

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