Monday, March 10 2008
by Frank Stasio and Olympia Stone
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Six years ago Joseph Moylan had an idea to start a school that would educate future community leaders. The Durham Nativity School’s mission is a tough one: prepare students from low-income backgrounds for a life of higher education and giving back. We’ll find out how it’s working when we meet Dr. Joseph Moylan.
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