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Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center 2019-20 School Year Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center 9603 Woods Drive, Skokie, http://www.ilholocaustmuseum.or (847) 967-4853 Illinois, 60077 g Jessica Hulten https://chicago.artlookmap.com/pa [email protected] rtners/116 About Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center The mission of the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center is perhaps best expressed in our founding principle: Remember the Past, Transform the Future. The Museum is dedicated to preserving the legacy of the Holocaust by honoring the memories of those who were lost and by teaching universal lessons that combat hatred, prejudice and indierence. The Museum fullls its mission through the exhibition, preservation and interpretation of its collections and through education programs and initiatives that foster the promotion of human rights and the elimination of genocide. 5 161 59 22 Arts Program Schools Community CPS Networks Oerings Served Areas Served Served Prole of Schools Served Creative Schools Certication (2018-19) Excelling: 44% (71 Schools) Strong: 23% (37 Schools) Developing: 25% (40 Schools) Emerging: 7% (11 Schools) Incomplete: 1% (2 Schools) Page 1 of 5 Ethnicity American Indian / Alaska Native: 0% Asian: 8% Black / African American: 19% Hawaiian / Pacic Islander: 0% Hispanic: 55% Multi-Racial: 2% White: 15% Other / Not Available: 1% School Discipline Interests Dance: 14% Literary Arts: 11% Media Arts: 17% Music: 17% Theatre: 16% Visual Arts: 25% Student Demographics 76% 25% 14% 723 Low Income Limited English Diverse Learners Average Enrollment of School Served Our Programs Name Description Type Make A Dierence Students will reect on how they can act – both individually and as a group – to Online / Virtual make a dierence and inspire an ongoing dialogue on their responsibility to others as part of a diverse and global community. Experiential technology, online interactives, and compelling stories of Holocaust survivors capture the role universal human and civil rights can play in empowering engagement and creating community. Educators will be given multiple interactive online activities to choose from to tailor their eld trip to address social justice, social emotional learning, and/or age-appropriate introductory Holocaust education as desired. Note: This eld trip experience is teacher-directed and uses Google Classroom. Available beginning in September. Page 2 of 5 Name Description Type Stand Up, Speak Out Students will begin to develop social awareness and skills to demonstrate positive Online / Virtual, decision-making and responsible behaviors that allow for a deeper understanding Resources of how the core values of respect, compassion, justice, and citizenship can lead to success in school and in life. Interactive online activities, which may be used individually or over multiple class sessions, empower students to take a personal stand for themselves and on behalf of others. Students will be motivated to take positive action in school, at home, in their neighborhood, and around the world. Note: This eld trip experience is teacher-directed and uses Google Classroom. Available beginning in September. Thematic Holocaust Students will take a closer look at dierent aspects of the Holocaust through Live Online / Virtual, Tours: Virtual Live Virtual Thematic Tours. Options include, Children of the Holocaust, Ghettoization Resources Tours During the Holocaust, and Spiritual Resistance During the Holocaust. Virtual In Our Voices This narrated experience guides students through an investigation of the Karkomi Online / Virtual, Tour: Karkomi Holocaust Exhibition, exploring the history of the Holocaust as told through the Resources Holocaust Exhibition personal belongings, photographs, historical records, and stories of local survivors and eyewitnesses. At the end of each of four tour segments, students will engage with discussion questions and activities that invite students to reect on the history learned and connections to our world today. The Virtual Field Trip is meant to be used either in a virtual classroom or watched individually by students. Virtual Notorious Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg oers a visually rich and Online / Virtual, RBG: The Life & engaging look at the Justice’s life and career presenting a unique take on the Resources Times of Ruth Bader American legal system and civil rights movements through the lens of Ginsburg’s Ginsburg personal experiences and public service. Students will learn the parallel stories of Ginsburg’s remarkable life and the ongoing expansion of “We the People” to include those long left out of the Constitution’s promises, examining her continuing work to protect civil rights and equal opportunity for all. Our Reach SCHOOLS ASPIRA Charter - Haugan Campus Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Academy for Global Citizenship Elementary School Acero Charter Schools - Victoria Soto Acero Charter Schools - Bartolomé de las Casas Acero Charter Schools - Brighton Park Adlai E Stevenson Elementary School Alain Locke Charter Elementary Academy Albert G Lane Technical High School Albert R Sabin Elementary Magnet School Alessandro Volta Elementary School Alexander Graham Bell Elementary School Alfred Nobel Elementary School Ariel Elementary Community Academy Arthur E Canty Elementary School Asa Philip Randolph Elementary School Belmont-Cragin Elementary School Benito Juarez Community Academy High School Bernhard Moos Elementary School Brighton Park Elementary School Carl Schurz High School Carl von Linne Elementary School Catalyst Elementary School - Circle Rock Cesar E Chavez Multicultural Academic Center ES Charles Allen Prosser Career Academy High Charles H Wacker Elementary School Charles N Holden Elementary School School Charles W Earle Elementary School Chicago Academy High School Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences Chicago High School for the Arts Chicago Intl Charter - Bucktown Chicago Intl Charter - Prairie Page 3 of 5 Chicago Math and Science Academy High Crown Community Academy of Fine Arts Center Daniel Hale Williams Prep School of Medicine School ES DeWitt Clinton Elementary School Douglas Taylor Elementary School Dr Jorge Prieto Math and Science Edgebrook Elementary School Edward Beasley Elementary Magnet Academic Edward Everett Elementary School Center Ella Flagg Young Elementary School Emiliano Zapata Elementary Academy Eric Solorio Academy High School Ernst Prussing Elementary School Everett McKinley Dirksen Elementary School Evergreen Academy Middle School Federico Garcia Lorca Elementary School Florence Nightingale Elementary School Francisco I Madero Middle School Frazier Prospective IB Magnet ES Gage Park High School Galileo Math & Science Scholastic Academy ES George Armstrong International Studies ES George B Swift Elementary Specialty School George Washington Elementary School Grover Cleveland Elementary School Hanson Park Elementary School Harriet E Sayre Elementary Language Academy Harriet Tubman Elementary School Helen Peirce International Studies ES Helge A Haugan Elementary School Hiram H Belding Elementary School Horizon Science Academy Southwest Chicago Hyman G Rickover Naval Academy High School Charter Inter-American Elementary Magnet School Irene C. 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