Its founder Kay Berkson partnered with the school's staff and parents to create an oral history and photography exhibit.
Now occupying three corridors of the school, the exhibit highlights fourteen family stories along with photographs, art work and maps.
These stories told by students, their parents and grandparents are translated into twelve different languages.
The project led to the development of an activity guide with ongoing family programs and classroom curricula that foster an inclusive school community.
• School partnership programs • Professional development institutes and workshops for teachers • Community outreach programs (such as Ten Thousand Ripples) • Traveling exhibitions [1] [2] Indian Trails Public Library [3][1] [4] [5] [6]