Black Freedom Movement
by Dan Zelenski As a high school social studies teacher, I teach my students to be lifelong learners, to question all that they read and hear, and to examine historical […]
by Dr. Kimberly Davidson, Duquesne University I enrolled in Classrooms Without Borders’ Marching Down Freedom Road seminar through my position as a professor in the educator preparation program at Duquesne […]
And how to teach it By Kristina Rhoades In this powerful reflection, history and memory converge to illuminate the depths of compassion, resilience, and responsibility. Journey through spaces marked by loss […]
Classroom Without Borders Delivers Again By: Adam Forgie, Woodland Hills Educator/Turtle Creek Mayor
Once again, Classroom Without Borders has delivered to this student of history a life changing experience that has led me on a journey of self reflection, and self purpose. The […]
Joshua Ault, a dedicated journalism educator at Spring Woods High School in Houston, Texas, has been instrumental in guiding his students through a project that delved into the lives of […]
Zach Zimmerman Eagle Staff Writer February 08, 2025 Last Updated: February 07, 2025 09:02 PM Local News Seneca Valley Intermediate High School students received a unique lesson on Black history from a Carnegie Mellon […]
The National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) offers a comprehensive suite of resources for educators and parents to engage students in Black History Month activities. Throughout February, […]
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an inspiring opportunity to explore themes of equality, justice, and nonviolent action with students. This day allows educators to bring Dr. King’s vision to […]
It is hard to put into words all that the past 9 days have meant to me, the people, the places, the kindness, the heartbreak, and all the in-between. I […]