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Pennsbury Releases Video Social-Justice Conversation
In the video, students, teachers and administrators address sensitive issues of equity and justice raised by students and each other.
FALLSINGTON, PA — The Pennsbury School District on Friday released a video addressing social justice issues.
"A K-12 Conversation on Social Justice" is a 1-hour, 45-minute video released in conjunction with Black History Month. In it, students, district officials, educators and administrators address issues of social justice and democracy.
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It includes "sensitive, sometimes deeply personal perspectives" on equity and culturally responsive practices. Much of the conversation is in response to questions posed by students.
It is moderated by Cherrissa Gibson, the district's Director of Equity, Diversity and Education, and includes an introduction from Superintendent William Gretzula.
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On Friday, the district shared a viewing guide, which offers an overview of the conversation, and a link to additional resources for families and students.
"Our hope is that this courageous conversation will facilitate the many teachable moments for people of all ages in our school community," the district said in a letter to families.
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