Schools Reported as Fully or Functionally Destroyed
This list of Episcopal schools reported as fully or functionally destroyed has been complied from reports published by Episcopal News Service and received from the Rev. Kesnar Ajax, executive director fo the Bishop Tharp Institute in Les Cayes, Haiti, and others.

Buteau, St. Etienne
Carrefour, Bon Samaritan
Darbonne, St. Esprit
Delmas, St. Martin de Tours
Léogâne, Bon Samaritain
Léogâne, St. Marc
Léogâne, Ste. Croix
Port-au-Prince, Ste. Trinité
Port-au-Prince, St. Vincent

Curriculum Resources for Episcopal Schools

Here are some curriculum resources Episcopal school use:

• Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder describes the work of Dr. John Farmer and Partners in Health in Haiti (Random House 2009).
• Episcopal Relief & Development, Haiti Crisis Page – Includes photo galleries and embedded video.

Worship and Lenten Resources

Here are some interesting worship resources for use or adaptation in your school's worship.

• Lenten Reflections by the Rt Rev. Jean Zaché Duracin, Bishop of Haiti
• Washington National Cathedral Prayer Service for Haiti

How Can I Stay Informed About Conditions and Relief Efforts in Haiti?

The following websites provide the most timely and reliable information about conditions and efforts in Haiti, particularly as they relate to the Episcopal Church and its related organizations, including schools:

• Episcopal Life Online – General Information and reports
• Episcopal Life Online – Multimedia Resources on Haiti Earthquake
• Episcopal Relief & Development, Haiti Crisis Page
• The Rev. Lauren Stanley's Blog – The Rev. Lauren Stanley, an appointed missionary of the Episcopal Church to Haiti, has been tasked by Bishop Duracin to keep communications with the diocese of Haiti open and to communicate and work with Episcopal Relief and Development on his behalf.

How Can Episcopal Schools Help?

Helping in the Next Three to Six Months
For the next three to six months, the best and most responsible way to help is to provide financial assistance to reputable relief organizations who know best the needs on the ground and have the professional skill to direct efforts where they are most needed. Episcopal Relief and Development has been identified by Bishop Duracin as the diocese of Haiti’s official partner agency in the diocese’s relief and recovery efforts. Contribute to ERD.

U.S.-Haiti Episcopal School Partnerships: Helping for the Long Term
Haiti’s needs will be long-term. In the months to come, we will be communicating with Episcopal schools about ways that they can support Haiti’s short-term and long-term rebuilding and recovery, including partnership opportunities. To have your school added to a list of those interested in sustained support and/or partnerships in Haiti, please e-mail the Rev. Roger Bowen or e-mail NAES.

Donations to Help Specific Schools
Gifts which donors or schools specifically want to support Episcopal schools in Haiti in general may be given through Children's Medical Mission of Haiti. This is a 501(c)(3) organization committed to providing medical and educational services to the people of Haiti through St. Vincent's Centre for the Handicapped, Port au Prince; Hospital Ste. Croix, Leogane; and all Episcopal schools in Haiti. Checks should be made payable to "Children's Medical Missions of Haiti," earmarked "Episcopal Schools" and sent to Kenneth Quigley, 925 Hertzler Road, Mechanicsville, PA 17055. These gifts will be held until the Diocese of Haiti is ready to receive them for rebuilding and for supporting our schools both in the damaged areas in and around Port-au-Prince and in the countryside where many people have fled.

Episcopal Schools Take Action to Help Haiti

Please keep NAES apprised of your school’s efforts to assist our brothers and sisters in Haiti by sending news, flyers, or other information to info@episcopalschools.org.

Many schools have raised funds for Episcopal Relief & Development, including:

• St. Andrew’s Priory School, Honolulu, HI
• St Hilda’s and St. Hugh’s School, New York, NY
• Campbell Hall (Episcopal), North Hollywood, CA
• St. Timothy’s Preparatory School, Apple Valley, CA
• All Saints’ Episcopal Day School, Carmel, CA

St. Patrick’s Episcopal School, Washington, DC sponsored Jump for Haiti, a jump-rope-a-thon to support the school’s partner community of St. Etienne. Students jumped rope for 10 to 20 minutes during their physical education classes or recess. The school’s Haiti Partnership leader fielded questions and led discussion with classes in order to expand the students' understanding of this tragedy and life in Haiti more generally.

All Saints’ Episcopal Day School, Carmel, CA conducted a “read-a-thon” for Haiti and raised over $10,000 for ERD.

St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School, Thousand Oaks, CA prays aloud the children's prayers of Haiti each week in chapel.

St. Timothy’s Preparatory School, Apple Valley, CA moved the 6th Grade earthquake unit so that students could gain an understanding of the Haiti quake. The 3rd/4th Grade classes completed a coin drive.

St. Paul’s School, Concord, NH hosted Empty Bowl dinners whereby the normal school menu was replaced with rice and beans; money that would have normally been spent on feeding the community a full meal was donated to Haiti relief.

At Harvard-Westlake School, North Hollywood, CA, the Upper School raised over $4,000 for Partners in Health.

Seabury Hall, Makawao, HI raised $5,500 and growing for Physicians Without Borders. Fund raising efforts included a presentation by the students at morning assembly (music and power-point presentation) followed by collections, bake sales, shaved ice sales, a car wash and recycling day, a $100 plus matching challenge.

Preschoolers at St. Peter’s Episcopal Montessori School in Litchfield Park, AZ collected coins.

Prayer List of Episcopal Schools in Haiti

Below is a partial list of Episcopal schools in the diocese of Haiti that was compiled by the Bureau Anglican de l’Éducation en Haiti (BAÉH) and provided to NAES in June 2009 by the Rev. P. Roger Bowen. It is the most complete list available and is arranged by region and then by location and name of school.

Sud Est
Bahot, St. Bathelemy
Bainet, Ascension
Bainet, St. Esprit
Bainet, St. Etienne
Bas de gauche, Bon Samaritain
Baudin Jean Pierre, Le Vrai Cep
Begin, St. Mathieu
Berault, St. Pierre
Bresilienne, St. Luc
Cavalier, Bon Berger
Denard, St. Jacques
Dutete, St. Thomas
Duvignon, Tranfiguration
Gazou, Ste. Croix
Grand Doux, Epiphanie
La Feuillade, La Toussaint
La Vallée, St. Barnabé
La Voute, Christ Roi
Labiche, St. Cyprien
Lamothe, St. Etienne
Lavaneau, St. Thomas
Lebeau, Bonne Nouvelle
Marigot, St. Esprit
Moreau, St. Jean Baptiste
Petite Rivière, St. Philippe et St. Jacques
Saurel, Incarnation
Venant, St. Nom de Jésus

Nippes
Miragoâne, St. Marc
Petit Trou, Communautaire Carrefour Lundi
Petit Trou, St. Paul

Nord
Cap-Haïtien, St. Esprit
Limonade, St. Etienne
Trou du Nord, St. Luc

Nord-Ouest
Port de Paix, Saints Innocents
La Tortue, St. Aidan
Morne Rosette, St. Jacques

Sud
Béraud, Ascension
Camp Perrin, St. Thomas
Cavaillon, St. Esprit,
Cayes, St. Sauveur
Dubreuil, St. Barthélemy
Le Pretre, Incarnation
Maccabé, St. André
Maniche, St. Augustin
Ravine à l’Anse, Ste. Croix
Savanette, St. Jean Baptiste
Torbeck, St. Paul

Artibonite
Bayonais, St. Mathieu
Chermaitre, St. Paul
Fiervil, St. Michel
Figaro, St. Luc
Gonaïves, Rédemption
Gros Morne, Résurrection
L ‘Acul, Bon Samaritain
Treille, St. Barnabas

Centre
Belladère, Transfiguration
Boucan Carré, Bon Sauveur
Boucan Carré, St. Jacques les Bayes
Caracol, St. Paul
Cerca la source, St. Marc
Cerca, Saint Marc
Deslandes, St. Matthias
Gascogne, St. Paul
Hinche, St. André
La Yole, St. Jacques
Lascahobas, Bon Berger
Lascahobas, Philadelphie
Lascahobas, Saints Innocents
Lascahobas, Secours d’en Haut
Lascahobas, St. Esprit
Lascahobas, St. Jean
Lascahobas, St. Luc
Lascahobas, St. Mathieu
Le Casse, Confession de St. Pierre
Locobe, St. Patrick
Mirebalais, St. Pierre
Pouillé, Saint Luc
Pouly, Ascension
Savane à Roche, St. Marc
Savanette, St. Philippe et St. Jacques
Thomassique, St. Luc
Thomonde, St. Jacques
Thomonde, St. Mathias
Trianon, Saint André

Ouest
Anse à Galet, St. François d’Assise
Arcahaie, St. Thomas
Bigonet, Léogane, Bonne Nouvelle
Bois Blanc, Montrouis, St. Marc
Bois Brulé, Saint Jacques
Bolosse, Annonciation
Buteau, St. Etienne (destroyed)
Carrefour, Bon Samaritan (destroyed)
Casale, St. André
Château Gaillard, St. Timothée
Corail, Christ Roi
Crochu, St. Alban
Croix des Bouquets, St. Siméon
Danot, Grand Goave, Bon Berger
Darbonne, St. Esprit (destroyed)
Delmas, St. Martin de Tours (destroyed)
Duny, St. Simon et St. Jude
Embouchure, St. Joseph
Ganthier, St. Sacrement
Gorman, Transfiguration
Gressier, St. Joseph d’Arimathée
Gressier, St. Philippe et St. Jacques
Gros Mangles, Saint Esprit
Gros Morne, St. Pierre
Janjan, St. Jean Baptiste
L’Acul de Léogane, Epiphanie
L’Asil, St. Luc
La Colline, St. Agnes
La Tournelle, Ste. Marguerite
Léger, Christ-Roi
Léogâne, Bon Samaritain (destroyed)
Léogâne, St. Marc (destroyed)
Léogâne, Ste. Croix (destroyed)
Lilavois, St. Marc
Lotoré, Saint Barnabas
Mathieu, St. Mathieu
Mercery, Léogane, St. Luc
Miton, St. André
Montrouis, St. Paul
Nan mango, Saint Bartelemy
Nouvelle Cité, Ste. Croix
Orangers, St. Michel
Petit Harpon, St. Jean L’evangeliste
Petite Cotelette, Saints Innocents
Pilard, St. Joseph d’Arimathée
Plaine Mapou, Saint Jean Baptiste
Platon Balai, Saint Jude
Port-au-Prince, St. Vincent (destroyed)
Port-au-Prince, Ste. Trinité (destroyed)
Sanite, Confession de St. Pierre
Thomazeau, St. Michel
Thor Le Volant, Ascension
Tom Gateau, St. Patrick
Trou Jacques, St. Philippe et St. Jacques
Trouin, Saint Marc

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