New NYC Public Schools course will teach students about the impacts of hate crimes
The course will be available to students grades 6-12.
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Apr 30, 2024, 4:38 PM
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Updated 16 days ago
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16h agoMayor Eric Adams announced a new program for New York City Public Schools aimed to help teach students about hate crimes.
The new curriculum includes five lessons that aim to improve children's understanding of the impact these crimes have in their community.
The lessons build off the "Breaking Bread, Building Bonds" initiative.
It will be available to students grades 6-12 and will be offered online.
