Teachers incorporate Derek Chauvin verdict into lessons on social justice
They’re using this moment to teach their students about social justice.
•
Apr 21, 2021, 11:47 PM
•
Updated 1,283 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:41
Final preparations underway at Board of Elections ahead of Early Voting on Saturday
2ds ago1:23
Meat recall linked to Bronx school
7ds ago2:24
1:1 with Melissa Aviles-Ramos - the new chancellor of New York City Public Schools
10ds ago1:47
Program equips schools with tools to address student's mental health
11ds ago1:36
Monsignor Scanlan High School honors staff affected by breast cancer
12ds ago1:41
Mount Eden mother raises concerns over daughter’s late school bus
16ds ago1:41
Final preparations underway at Board of Elections ahead of Early Voting on Saturday
2ds ago1:23
Meat recall linked to Bronx school
7ds ago2:24
1:1 with Melissa Aviles-Ramos - the new chancellor of New York City Public Schools
10ds ago1:47
Program equips schools with tools to address student's mental health
11ds ago1:36
Monsignor Scanlan High School honors staff affected by breast cancer
12ds ago1:41
Mount Eden mother raises concerns over daughter’s late school bus
16ds agoIn the wake of Tuesday’s guilty verdict of ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd, local teachers are incorporating the verdict into their curriculum.
They’re using this moment to teach their students about social justice.
News 12’s Zhane Caldwell has more from the head of a local charter school on how their teachers are doing this.
More from News 12
0:18
Gov. Hochul announces new initiative to help high school students get into SUNY schools
2:24
1:1 with Melissa Aviles-Ramos - the new chancellor of New York City Public Schools
1:47
Program equips schools with tools to address student's mental health
1:36
Monsignor Scanlan High School honors staff affected by breast cancer
1:41
Mount Eden mother raises concerns over daughter’s late school bus
0:51
