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Oprah Designer Nate Berkus Cooks Up New Nettelhorst Community Kitchen
Nate Berkus-nationally celebrated designer, New York Times bestselling author, regular on The Oprah Winfrey Show, and featured contributor for “Oprah & Friends” on XM Satellite Radio- is bringing his talents to Nettelhorst!!
Nate Berkus Associates have agreed to redesign and rebuild the Nettelhorst Community Kitchen. His dream team recently visited our school and generated innovative ideas for their planned transformation of our kitchen. Renovations are scheduled to begin in 2009.
Log on to Nate’s website to read more about his recent visit to Nettelhorst www.nateberkus.com
How to Walk to School: Blueprint for a Neighborhood School Renaissance
“Nettelhorst’s own Jacqueline Edelberg and former-principal Susan Kurland publish How to Walk to School: Blueprint for a Neighborhood School Renaissance, the story of Nettelhorst’s dramatic turnaround.
How to Walk to School tells how an entrepreneurial principal and visionary neighborhood parents took a leap of faith together and embraced Louis Nettelhorst Elementary School, transforming it from an underutilized, struggling neighborhood institution into a successful, vibrant school and a pillar of the community. Their book provides a step-by-step guide to help any community create a pubic school that works.”
To learn more, go to www.nettelhorst.org/book
