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An annual and board wide recognition of the United Nations International Holocaust Awareness Day (January 27th, on the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, 70 years ago) in all schools, which will include age-appropriate teaching about the Shoah with the expectation that every graduate of the HCDSB (grades 8 and 12) have an understanding of what St. Pope John Paul II called, “the inhumanity with which the Jews were persecuted and massacred,” during the Holocaust in Europe.
An annual and board wide recognition of the United Nations International Holocaust Awareness Day (January 27th, on the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, 70 years ago) in all schools, which will include age-appropriate teaching about the Shoah with the expectation that every graduate of the HCDSB (grades 8 and 12) have an understanding of what St. Pope John Paul II called, “the inhumanity with which the Jews were persecuted and massacred,” during the Holocaust in Europe.
An annual and board wide recognition of the United Nations International Holocaust Awareness Day (January 27th, on the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, 70 years ago) in all schools, which will include age-appropriate teaching about the Shoah with the expectation that every graduate of the HCDSB (grades 8 and 12) have an understanding of what St. Pope John Paul II called, “the inhumanity with which the Jews were persecuted and massacred,” during the Holocaust in Europe.
An annual and board wide recognition of the United Nations International Holocaust Awareness Day (January 27th, on the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, 70 years ago) in all schools, which will include age-appropriate teaching about the Shoah with the expectation that every graduate of the HCDSB (grades 8 and 12) have an understanding of what St. Pope John Paul II called, “the inhumanity with which the Jews were persecuted and massacred,” during the Holocaust in Europe.
An annual and board wide recognition of the United Nations International Holocaust Awareness Day (January 27th, on the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, 70 years ago) in all schools, which will include age-appropriate teaching about the Shoah with the expectation that every graduate of the HCDSB (grades 8 and 12) have an understanding of what St. Pope John Paul II called, “the inhumanity with which the Jews were persecuted and massacred,” during the Holocaust in Europe.
An annual and board wide recognition of the United Nations International Holocaust Awareness Day (January 27th, on the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, 70 years ago) in all schools, which will include age-appropriate teaching about the Shoah with the expectation that every graduate of the HCDSB (grades 8 and 12) have an understanding of what St. Pope John Paul II called, “the inhumanity with which the Jews were persecuted and massacred,” during the Holocaust in Europe.
An annual and board wide recognition of the United Nations International Holocaust Awareness Day (January 27th, on the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, 70 years ago) in all schools, which will include age-appropriate teaching about the Shoah with the expectation that every graduate of the HCDSB (grades 8 and 12) have an understanding of what St. Pope John Paul II called, “the inhumanity with which the Jews were persecuted and massacred,” during the Holocaust in Europe.
An annual and board wide recognition of the United Nations International Holocaust Awareness Day (January 27th, on the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, 70 years ago) in all schools, which will include age-appropriate teaching about the Shoah with the expectation that every graduate of the HCDSB (grades 8 and 12) have an understanding of what St. Pope John Paul II called, “the inhumanity with which the Jews were persecuted and massacred,” during the Holocaust in Europe.
An annual and board wide recognition of the United Nations International Holocaust Awareness Day (January 27th, on the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, 70 years ago) in all schools, which will include age-appropriate teaching about the Shoah with the expectation that every graduate of the HCDSB (grades 8 and 12) have an understanding of what St. Pope John Paul II called, “the inhumanity with which the Jews were persecuted and massacred,” during the Holocaust in Europe.