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New Orleans, La., March 16, 2010 -- Hurricane Katrina inundated Holy Cross School with 5 to 10 feet of water, destroying every building. The school was originally located New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward, but relocated to the Gentilly neighborhood, the site of the former Cabrini Church, Grammar school and Redeemer Seton High School. In total, FEMA has obligated more than $86.6 million to Holy Cross School for emergency and permanent work. Lillie Long/FEMA

New Orleans, La., June 12, 2013 -- FEMA Louisiana Recovery Office Deputy Director of Programs Andre Cadogan joins city of New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu, Recovery School District Superintendent Patrick Dobard and other federal, state and local government officials at the Fisk Howard school groundbreaking ceremony. Fisk Howard, a RSD facility, will be operated by Morris Jeff Community School. It is one of 88 New Orleans public schools to benefit from the noteworthy $1.8 billion single settlement funding provided by FEMA. Lynette Fontenot/FEMA

New Orleans, La., June 20, 2013 -- Eddie Williams, Public Assistance Officer for FEMA's Louisiana Recovery Office, joins Orleans Parish School Board President, Ira Thomas, and numerous other federal, state and local government officials at the McDonogh 35 School groundbreaking ceremony. FEMA obligated more than $340 million to the Orleans Parish School Board?s Master Plan Alternate Project for Hurricane Katrina damage, which includes funding for this school.Lynette Fontenot/FEMA

New Orleans, La., November 13, 2013 -- Mike Womack, Director of FEMA's Louisiana Recovery Office, joins school administrators and other officials at a groundbreaking ceremony for the Recovery School District's new Miller - McCoy Academy for Mathematics and Business. The school is to be constructed on the site of the former Edward Livingston Middle School campus in East New Orleans, which is part of the noteworthy Single Settlement Request (SSR). FEMA has provided $53,147,885.82 for this project and has obligated a total of $1.8 billion for the Recovery School District/Orleans Parish School Board single settlement. Photo/Lynette Fontenot, FEMA

New Orleans, La., November 14, 2013 -- FEMA's Louisiana Recovery Office Director, Mike Womack (third from right) joins the Recovery School District, school board officials and representatives from Miller-McCoy Academy of Mathematics and Science at the groundbreaking of the new school in New Orleans East. The Agency provided $1.4 billion to the Recovery School District's Master Plan Alternate Project for Hurricane Katrina damages. Photo by Lynette Fontenot/FEMA

New Orleans, La., Nov. 7, 2012 -- The Recovery School District has constructed Arthur Ashe Elementary School, a state-of-the-art 97,000 square foot Kindergarten through 8th grade school at the previous site of Bienville School, which was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The project consists of a two-story facility with classrooms, science labs, library/media center, computer labs, arts and music facilities, performance space, a commercial kitchen, cafeteria, gymnasium, office and student support services spaces. Lillie Long/FEMA

New Orleans, La., Jan. 17, 2012 -- To date, $25.8 million has been obligated through the Orleans Parish School Board Single Settlement Request for the 65,541-square-foot facility, inclusive of escalation, architectural/engineering and project management fees. FEMA has obligated $321.2 million to the Orleans Parish School Board, which operates Hynes Elementary, for the Single Settlement Request alternate project. Photo by Gioan Nguyen/FEMA

New Orleans, La., Dec. 19, 2013 – FEMA Louisiana Recovery Office Director Mike Womack and Public Assistance Contractor Sarah Higgins attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the Recovery School District's McDonogh 42 Elementary School. FEMA provided $1.4 billion toward the Recovery School District's Single Settlement Request, which is funding the construction of 88 campuses in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. Photo/Lynette Fontenot, FEMA

New Orleans, La., Sep. 9, 2013 -- Plaquemines Parish School Board held a ribbon cutting ceremony of the new South Plaquemines High School, built with $40.3 million in FEMA funding. Plaquemines Parish School Board, in their effort to recover and rebuild the school system following Hurricane Katrina, opted to combine FEMA funding from the destroyed Buras Main High School Building and Elementary School Wing, and the Port Sulphur Science Building at Port Sulphur Elementary School, into a new South Plaquemines Parish High School facility. Jenny Campora/FEMA

New Orleans, La., Dec. 14, 2008 -- Greater Gentilly High School, housed in the new Lake Area School, took the place of Lake Area Middle School, which was damaged beyond repair by Hurricane Katrina. Greater Gentilly High School one of the ΓÇ£Quick StartΓÇ¥ schools was funded as a ΓÇ£capped alternate projectΓÇ¥ for the Recovery School District, meaning funds have been funneled from other facilities to pay for Greater Gentilly's construction costs. In all, FEMA obligated approx. $39.6 million to build the new school. Lillie Long/FEMA

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Date Taken: 2008-12-14 00:00:00 UTC

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City/State: New Orleans, LA

Keywords: hurricane katrina ^ Greater Gentilly High School

Disasters: Louisiana Hurricane Katrina (DR-1603)

Disaster Types: Dam/Levee Break ^ Hurricane/Tropical Storm

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New Orleans, La., Jan. 31, 2013 -- Archaeologists under contract to the Federal Emergency Management Agency survey land near Bayou St. John in New Orleans. The team discovered artifacts related to pre-historic and historic occupations along the bayou. This information was uncovered during a recent archaeological study funded under the HMGP program. Photo by Lillie Long/FEMA

Dam/Levee Break ^ Flooding ^ Hurricane/Tropical Storm ^ Severe Storm - Rodderdam Junction, N. Y. , September 27, 2011 -- The lock 9 Mohawk River Bridge was destroyed due to the heavy flooding caused from hurricane Irene and tropical storm Lee. FEMA is here to support the Counties and the State of New York by authorizing Public Assistance funding category A debris removal, and category B, emergency protective measures. Adam DuBrowa/FEMA

Lillie S. F. Browne, barn, Prescott, Mass., Feb. 15, 1928 : Parcel no. 428-18, Lillie S. F. Browne

Cameron Parish, La., July 21, 2013 -- The Cameron Parish Health Unit received $279,386 in FEMA funding following Hurricane Rita's damages. Lillie Long/FEMA

Hattiesburg, Miss., March 1, 2013 -- A tremendous amount of damage to homes was done by falling trees, often splintered at the base by the EF4 tornado. FEMA's Public Assistance Program has determined that several Mississippi Counties are eligible for Public Assistance Grants to offset the costs associated with storm debris cleanup. Photo by Marilee Caliendo/FEMA

Hurricane/Tropical Storm - Middleburgh, N. Y. , August 31, 2011 -- Damaged properties after Hurricane Irene passed through on August 28, 2011. President declares Disaster for State of New York to supplement state and local recovery efforts in the area affected by Hurricane Irene. Photo by Elissa Jun/FEMA

Hurricane/Tropical Storm - Red Hook, N. Y. , September 7, 2011 -- A sinkhole after Hurricane Irene passed through New York State on August 28, 2011. FEMA plays a vital role supporting State, Tribal and local governments as they respond to the impacts of Hurricane Irene. Photo by Elissa Jun/FEMA

Visit of Curtis and Lillie Hardison to HUD - Visit of Curtis and Lillie Hardison to HUD Headquarters for meeting with Secretary Alphonso Jackson

Freeport, N.Y., Dec. 13, 2012 -- A Freeport resident removes debris to the curb 6 weeks after Hurricane Sandy. After a disaster, debris must be removed to protect health and safety, and promote the economic recovery of the community. FEMA Public Assistance grants reimburse eligible jurisdictions a minimum of 75 percent of the costs for eligible work. Howard Greenblatt/FEMA

Hurricane/Tropical Storm - Prattsville, N. Y. , September 8, 2011 -- Downed power line after Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee passed through New York State. FEMA plays a vital role supporting State, Tribal and local governments as they respond to the impacts of Hurricane Irene. Photo by Elissa Jun/FEMA

Johnstown Local Flood Protection Project, Beginning on Conemaugh River approx 3.8 miles downstream from confluence of Little Conemaugh & Stony Creek Rivers at Johnstown, Johnstown, Cambria County, PA

Hurricane/Tropical Storm - Chalmette, La. , January 15, 2011 -- Val Reiss Park is a 33-acre recreational complex that sustained an estimated 10 feet of flood water throughout the park as a result of levee breaks during Hurricane Katrina. The original facility consisted of four baseball fields, one football/soccer field, a remote control car track, a gazebo, two concession stands, a rental hall and on-site parking. FEMA has obligated almost $10. 5 million for permanent work on the facility. FEMA/Manuel Broussard

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