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Home › Word of Mouth › He's Your Pal, All Right
He's Your Pal, All Right
(Harold Martin School Principal William Carozza)
Bill Carozza isn't your ordinary principal. Not only does he play the guitar (really well), but he's also tapping into the power of sound to build an unusual communication tool for parents. It's a podcast...and it sounds a whole lot more like a radio show than a school newsletter. He also shares how he talks with kids born after 9/11 about that event.
Plus, a WoM intern weighs in on her grade school experience watching the towers fall from her classroom.
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