Bring a Multi-Cultural study course Back to Minnechaug
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Kaylah Sheppard
6 years ago
Change starts with learning and this class would benefit everyone
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Marcus Palmer
6 years ago
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Minnechaug really needs to step up. Too many students feel invisible in these hallways.
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Jonathan Ball
6 years ago
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Totally support this effort. Hope you're successful in adding Multi-Cultural classes to Minnechaug's curriculum.
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Donna Cotterell
6 years ago
African-American history is American history!
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Andrew Kapinos
6 years ago
BLACK LIVES MATTER
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Jess Gardner
6 years ago
Class of 2009. I support this completely.
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Samantha Scherff
6 years ago
2012 Minnechaug alumni. Best of luck!
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Sarah Morrison
6 years ago
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My kids deserve to learn about the real history of this country. Its about time they brought this class back.
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Julia Feinberg
6 years ago
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It is crucial at this time in one’s learning to be exposed to a variety of cultures in order to promote connection, acceptance and awareness. Back in high school, I didn’t get the chance to learn as deep as I should have about other cultures and also present day racial issues that this country faces. Leaving the bubble of Wilbraham was a huge wake up call. I also think a non-white teacher to teach this course would be necessary and very important for Minnechaug.
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Rachel Mae Kellner
6 years ago
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Class of 2014 alumnus- Parent of a future 2035 graduate- Proud to be a part of change.
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Jamison Rohan
6 years ago
We are chaug!
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Connor Hendrix
6 years ago
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As someone whos been wronged and violated by the district, by MRHS, by Stephen Hale, this would mean something to me knowing the school system here is capable of change.
Change starts with learning and this class would benefit everyone
Minnechaug really needs to step up. Too many students feel invisible in these hallways.
Totally support this effort. Hope you're successful in adding Multi-Cultural classes to Minnechaug's curriculum.
African-American history is American history!
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Class of 2009. I support this completely.
2012 Minnechaug alumni. Best of luck!
My kids deserve to learn about the real history of this country. Its about time they brought this class back.
It is crucial at this time in one’s learning to be exposed to a variety of cultures in order to promote connection, acceptance and awareness. Back in high school, I didn’t get the chance to learn as deep as I should have about other cultures and also present day racial issues that this country faces. Leaving the bubble of Wilbraham was a huge wake up call. I also think a non-white teacher to teach this course would be necessary and very important for Minnechaug.
Class of 2014 alumnus- Parent of a future 2035 graduate- Proud to be a part of change.
We are chaug!
As someone whos been wronged and violated by the district, by MRHS, by Stephen Hale, this would mean something to me knowing the school system here is capable of change.
We are chaug!