Community Corner Interview: Danielle Schaeber of International School of Charlottesville

Community Corner Interview: Danielle Schaeber of International School of Charlottesville

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Danielle Schaeber from the International School of Charlottesville stopped by the studio to share the news that for the first time since its inception, the ISC has their very own school building! It opens this Thursday, January 5th, and they’d like to invite other local-area nonprofit organizations to use it as well. For more information on the International School of Charlottesville and to reach out about using their space here: The International School of Charlottesville (theisc.org)

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