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![[Hurricane Katrina] Thibodaux, La., October 8, 2005 - Evan Smith (left), a former Social Studies teacher at Walter L. Cohen High School in New Orleans, was left without a job when Hurricane Katrina struch the city, has been hired by FEMA and is now at the Thibodaux Disaster Recovery Center, 508 St. Mary Street where he is in training to become a DRC manager. Evan is a member of the "Teach For America" program that places new teachers into inner city and low-income areas throughout the country for two year assignments. Win Henderson / FEMA](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn10/L3Bob3RvLzIwMDUvMTAvMDgvaHVycmljYW5lLWthdHJpbmEtdGhpYm9kYXV4LWxhLW9jdG9iZXItOC0yMDA1LWV2YW4tc21pdGgtbGVmdC1hLWZvcm1lci1zb2NpYWwtOTM2YzEzLTEwMjQuanBn/320/208/jpg "[Hurricane Katrina] Thibodaux, La., October 8, 2005 - Evan Smith (left), a former Social Studies teacher at Walter L. Cohen High School in New Orleans, was left without a job when Hurricane Katrina struch the city, has been hired by FEMA and is now at the Thibodaux Disaster Recovery Center, 508 St. Mary Street where he is in training to become a DRC manager. Evan is a member of the \"Teach For America\" program that places new teachers into inner city and low-income areas throughout the country for two year assignments. Win Henderson / FEMA")
![[Hurricane Katrina] Thibodaux, La., October 8, 2005 - Evan Smith (left), a former Social Studies teacher at Walter L. Cohen High School in New Orleans, left without a job when Hurricane Katrina struch the city, has been hired by FEMA and is now at the Thibodaux Disaster Recovery Center, 508 St. Mary Street where he is in training to become a DRC manager. Evan is a member of the "Teach For America" program that places new teachers into inner city and low-income areas throughout the country for two year assignments. Win Henderson / FEMA](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn10/L3Bob3RvLzIwMDUvMTAvMDgvaHVycmljYW5lLWthdHJpbmEtdGhpYm9kYXV4LWxhLW9jdG9iZXItOC0yMDA1LWV2YW4tc21pdGgtbGVmdC1hLWZvcm1lci1zb2NpYWwtYmIwZDRhLTY0MC5qcGc%3D/40/26/webp "[Hurricane Katrina] Thibodaux, La., October 8, 2005 - Evan Smith (left), a former Social Studies teacher at Walter L. Cohen High School in New Orleans, left without a job when Hurricane Katrina struch the city, has been hired by FEMA and is now at the Thibodaux Disaster Recovery Center, 508 St. Mary Street where he is in training to become a DRC manager. Evan is a member of the \"Teach For America\" program that places new teachers into inner city and low-income areas throughout the country for two year assignments. Win Henderson / FEMA")
![[Hurricane Katrina] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Ashley Kusick (right), a high school teacher left without a job when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, has been hired by FEMA and is now in training to become a Disaster Recovery Center manager at the LaPlace DRC at 160 Belle Terre; her old school, Landry High School in New Orleans, is also now a DRC. Ashley is a member of the "Teach For America" program that secures employment for new teachers in inner city schools around the nation. Win Henderson / FEMA](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn10/L3Bob3RvLzIwMDUvMTAvMDgvaHVycmljYW5lLWthdHJpbmEtbGFwbGFjZS1sYS1vY3RvYmVyLTgtMjAwNS1hc2hsZXkta3VzaWNrLXJpZ2h0LWEtaGlnaC1zY2hvb2wtMzY2ZGY3LTY0MC5qcGc%3D/40/26/webp "[Hurricane Katrina] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Ashley Kusick (right), a high school teacher left without a job when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, has been hired by FEMA and is now in training to become a Disaster Recovery Center manager at the LaPlace DRC at 160 Belle Terre; her old school, Landry High School in New Orleans, is also now a DRC. Ashley is a member of the \"Teach For America\" program that secures employment for new teachers in inner city schools around the nation. Win Henderson / FEMA")
![[Hurricane Katrina] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Ashley Kusick (right), a high school teacher left without a job when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, has been hired by FEMA and is now in training to become a Disaster Recovery Center manager at the LaPlace DRC at 160 Belle Terre; her old school, Landry High School, is also now a DRC. Ashley is a member of the "Teach For America" program that secures employment for new teachers in inner city and low-income area schools around the nation. Win Henderson / FEMA](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn10/L3Bob3RvLzIwMDUvMTAvMDgvaHVycmljYW5lLWthdHJpbmEtbGFwbGFjZS1sYS1vY3RvYmVyLTgtMjAwNS1hc2hsZXkta3VzaWNrLXJpZ2h0LWEtaGlnaC1zY2hvb2wtNjliZGVhLTY0MC5qcGc%3D/40/26/webp "[Hurricane Katrina] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Ashley Kusick (right), a high school teacher left without a job when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, has been hired by FEMA and is now in training to become a Disaster Recovery Center manager at the LaPlace DRC at 160 Belle Terre; her old school, Landry High School, is also now a DRC. Ashley is a member of the \"Teach For America\" program that secures employment for new teachers in inner city and low-income area schools around the nation. Win Henderson / FEMA")
![[Hurricane Katrina/Hurricane Rita] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Dan Waldman (left), left without a job as a high school teacher at Signature Centers High School in New Orleans when it was flooded by Hurricane Katrina, has been hired by FEMA and is now at the LaPlace Disaster Recovery Center, 160 Belle Terre, and is in training to become a DRC manager. He is a member of the "Teach For America" program that places new teachers into inner city and low-income area schools around the nation. Win Henderson / FEMA](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn10/L3Bob3RvLzIwMDUvMTAvMDgvaHVycmljYW5lLWthdHJpbmFodXJyaWNhbmUtcml0YS1sYXBsYWNlLWxhLW9jdG9iZXItOC0yMDA1LWRhbi13YWxkbWFuLWxlZnQtOWI2OGE2LTY0MC5qcGc%3D/40/26/webp "[Hurricane Katrina/Hurricane Rita] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Dan Waldman (left), left without a job as a high school teacher at Signature Centers High School in New Orleans when it was flooded by Hurricane Katrina, has been hired by FEMA and is now at the LaPlace Disaster Recovery Center, 160 Belle Terre, and is in training to become a DRC manager. He is a member of the \"Teach For America\" program that places new teachers into inner city and low-income area schools around the nation. Win Henderson / FEMA")
![[Hurricane Katrina] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Dan Waldman (left), jobless as a high school teacher at Signature Centers High School in New Orleans when it was flooded by Hurricane Katrina, has been hired by FEMA and is now at the LaPlace Disaster Recovery Center, 160 Belle Terre, and is in training to become a DRC manager. He is a mamber of the "Teach For America" program that places new teachers into inner city and low-income area schools around the nation. Win Henderson / FEMA](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn10/L3Bob3RvLzIwMDUvMTAvMDgvaHVycmljYW5lLWthdHJpbmEtbGFwbGFjZS1sYS1vY3RvYmVyLTgtMjAwNS1kYW4td2FsZG1hbi1sZWZ0LWpvYmxlc3MtYXMtYS1oaWdoLTdiMjA2OS02NDAuanBn/40/26/webp "[Hurricane Katrina] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Dan Waldman (left), jobless as a high school teacher at Signature Centers High School in New Orleans when it was flooded by Hurricane Katrina, has been hired by FEMA and is now at the LaPlace Disaster Recovery Center, 160 Belle Terre, and is in training to become a DRC manager. He is a mamber of the \"Teach For America\" program that places new teachers into inner city and low-income area schools around the nation. Win Henderson / FEMA")
![[Hurricane Katrina] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Ashley Kusick (Right) and Dan Waldman (2nd from right), members of the "Teach For America" program that places new teachers in inner city and low-income area schools, were left without jobs in New Orleans when Hurricane Katrina struck the city. Hired by FEMA, they are now at the LaPlace Disaster Recover Center, 160 Belle Terre, and in training to become DRC managers. Win Henderson / FEMA](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn10/L3Bob3RvLzIwMDUvMTAvMDgvaHVycmljYW5lLWthdHJpbmEtbGFwbGFjZS1sYS1vY3RvYmVyLTgtMjAwNS1hc2hsZXkta3VzaWNrLXJpZ2h0LWFuZC1kYW4td2FsZG1hbi02NmRmYzktNjQwLmpwZw%3D%3D/40/26/webp "[Hurricane Katrina] LaPlace, La., October 8, 2005 - Ashley Kusick (Right) and Dan Waldman (2nd from right), members of the \"Teach For America\" program that places new teachers in inner city and low-income area schools, were left without jobs in New Orleans when Hurricane Katrina struck the city. Hired by FEMA, they are now at the LaPlace Disaster Recover Center, 160 Belle Terre, and in training to become DRC managers. Win Henderson / FEMA")
