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NAES Office Closures April 6-13, 2012

New York, NY—The offices of the National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES) will be closed periodically from Friday, April 6, through Friday, April 13. This is due to staff business travel and vacation. The schedule will be as follows.

  • Friday, April 6: Office closed in observance of Good Friday.
  • Monday, April 9: Office closed in observance of Monday in Easter Week.
  • Tuesday, April 10: Office open 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. (EDT), when April webinar begins.
  • Wednesday-Friday, April 11–13: Office closed for NAES staff travel and NAES Governing Board meeting.

Staff members will be checking voice mail and email during this period and replying as they are able. We thnk you in advance for your patience.

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