Fox Chase School - Omega Man Presentation The main goal of the assembly program is to promote positive choices and to move students' hearts and minds to contemplate positive change and new direction for their lives. Omegaman & Friends assembly program would support our school's current efforts to teach tolerance, equity, acceptance and inclusivity by bringing the excitement and enthusiasm to students, impacted by strong, practical and a fun filled message of character education, motivation, inspiration and hope.
World Affairs Council of Philadelphia Liaison to Bodine High School for International Affairs - 37th Annual International Day                          International Day brings Bodine's entire student body, faculty, and both family and community members together to celebrate the school's diversity in an educational setting.  For the 2018-19 academic year, the Council seeks to deepen the academic integrity of International Day by providing essential resources for student-led workshops and reincorporating professional cultural groups from the Philadelphia-area, allowing the student body to more deeply examine a range of issues and values The grant funds offset the costs of materials needed to supplement the content in student-led workshops and to provide honorariums for professionals from various organizations to conduct workshops.
Greenberg School - Integrated Novel Unit About the Holocaust In this unit, students develop reading, writing, and critical thinking skills, while learning about this critical time in world history and learning about hate, propaganda, empathy, tolerance, and equity. The graphic novel Maus Part 1, by Art Spiegelman, is the centerpiece of this unit. Students love reading this book. Reluctant readers are interested in it because the graphic novel is not a form they usually see in school. The grant funds cover the costs of a classroom set of books.