By VALERIA GODINES, The Orange County Register
The Orange County Register: St. Nativity Catholic School in Santa Ana doesn't have a school librarian, unless you count 12-year-old Moises Araiza.
He organizes the few books they have on shelves and created a computer program, with the help of student Christian Lopez, for checking out books.
Araiza throws back his shoulders and proudly announces, "I'm the librarian."
The school's cheerleading uniforms cost $10. The navy blue sweatshirts are donated. And the school doesn't even have a PE coach.
But they have Armida Deck, a former nun, who as the principal earns $42,000 a year. The energetic leader runs the county's only non-tuition Catholic school, which opened in August, and doesn't mind pinching pennies to get by.
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