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Award-Winning Students, MSD Teacher Honored at Holocaust Reflection Event
From Left to Right: Craig and Barbara Weiner, Broward Public Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie and MSD Teacher Ivy Schamis
NSU joined forces once again with the nonprofit Holocaust Learning and Education Fund, Inc. (HLEF) to sponsor the fourth annual Holocaust Reflection Contest among middle and high school students across Florida. The 12 winners were recognized at an award ceremony and reception on Sunday, March 11, in the Alvin Sherman Library.
In addition to the students, a teacher from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School also was recognized. During the ceremony, Craig and Barbara Weiner, who head the Holocaust Learning and Education Fund, and Broward Public Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie presented Ivy Schamis, the Parkland school’s Holocaust education teacher, with a check. For more information on the program and winners, click HERE.
Click on the following links to watch the full stories
- 12 Students, Parkland Teacher Awarded at Holocaust Reflection Ceremony
- Nova Southeastern University Annual Holocaust Reflection Event
- Holocaust Reflection Contest Recognizes Winning Entries
- Winners of Fourth Annual Holocaust Reflection Contest Honored by NSU and Holocaust Learning and Education Fund
- Stoneman Douglas Teacher Gets $1,000 to Keep Holocaust Lessons Alive
- Four Students Win Junior League of Miami Scholarships