Announcement: Voices from the Holocaust Presentation Featuring CWB Educator Carol-Lynn Dubovi
The Eldred WWII Museum is proud to host “Voices from the Holocaust” on Sunday January 19, 2025, at 1:30 PM, featuring special guest speaker Carol-Lynn, an esteemed educator with Classrooms […]
Congratulations to Kelly Rozelle Sarasota Teacher of the Year: Passionate About History and Students
As a part of Classrooms Without Borders, Rozelle had the opportunity to spend 10 transformative days in Poland, visiting Holocaust concentration camps. Despite the emotional impact, she described the experience […]
We are delighted to congratulate Samuel W. Black on receiving the prestigious Mary McLeod Bethune Service Award!
We are delighted to congratulate Samuel W. Black on receiving the prestigious Mary McLeod Bethune Service Award!This honor recognizes his outstanding contributions to African American history, education, and community engagement. Sam, […]
Celebrating Jim Lucot: A Dedicated Educator and Advocate
Righteous Among Neighbors Classrooms Without Borders is proud to honor Jim Lucot, a history teacher at Seneca Valley Senior High School, for his unwavering dedication to Holocaust education and combating […]
Duquesne University Magazine Features Article on Poland Personally Study Seminar
Pittsburgh, PA – The Fall 2024 issue of Duquesne University Magazine features a powerful article on the Poland Personally program, which brings educators to the heart of Holocaust history to […]
Volunteers of the Year 2024: Barbara Krause
Classrooms Without Borders is proud to honor Barbara Krause as our Volunteer of the Year for 2024! Barbara’s unwavering dedication and invaluable contributions make her an integral part of our […]
Community Highlights!
Classrooms Without Borders (CWB) is making an impact in Holocaust education and beyond! From professional development for educators to powerful study seminars in Poland, CWB fosters meaningful dialogue and transformative […]
‘For the Child’ exhibit tells Kindertransport story for adults and children
‘The exhibit tells heroic stories of simple people, which can ultimately inspire students’ By Adam Reinherz October 5, 2024, 9:06 pm Read the story HERE
Moving Holocaust exhibit at Seneca Valley tells story of children rescued from Nazis
Paula Grubbs Eagle Community Editor The article highlights the moving Holocaust exhibit at Seneca Valley, which tells the story of the Kindertransport, a mission that rescued thousands of Jewish children from […]