On Wednesday, May 2, approximately 15 St. Nicholas School students and Amy Morrow, WRCB-Channel 3 Reporter, are having their hair cut and donated to Locks of Love. The event will be on the St. Nicholas campus, 7525 Min Tom Drive in Chattanooga, and will begin at 8:25 a.m.Locks of Love is a not-for-profit organization that provides hairpieces to children 18 years and younger suffering from any type of medical hair loss. Hair donors must grow their hair ten inches or more. In April, 2006, 17 St. Nicholas students committed to the project and have not cut their hair throughout the 2006-07 school year. Two students are having theirs cut at a later date. Local hair stylists are volunteering to cut the students’ and Ms. Morrow’s hair. The event illustrates this year’s school theme of “Nobiles in Omnibus – Noble in all Things,” celebrating people who had led noble or exemplary lives.


St. Nicholas School is a pre-K-5th grade coeducational Episcopal day school. Located in the Chattanooga East Brainerd area, St. Nicholas offers a unique educational experience whose graduates are well prepared, independent and highly motivated.