Monday, September 11, 2006
9/11 Remembered
Over on the Charter Blog, Nelson Smith offers a 9/11 Remembrance. For my part, I just wanted to highlight how important my kids' teachers were in maintaining order amid the chaos that horrible morning. The boys (one was in elementary school in Chelsea, and the other was in pre-school downtown) never needed a comfortable buffer from reality more than they did that morning, and their teachers did an amazingly professional and compassionate job.
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