Teacher Nomination/Appreciation
WHILE ONLY 11 US STATES REQUIRE HOLOCAUST EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS, some amazing educators nationwide do not wait for official requirements. Many teachers around the country introduce the topic of the Holocaust into their classrooms, making sure that these
STORIES WILL NOT BE DENIED.
The “UNDENIED - Teacher Appreciation” component of the project is where Students Supporting Israel Movement recognizes the educators who go above and beyond in ensuring future generations are familiar with the history of the Holocaust.
If you currently have, or have had in the past, an educator you would like to recognize, please fill out the short form below. Our national team will make sure to send the educator an official "Exemplary Holocaust Educator Award" along with a 'thank you' letter expressing our and your appreciation in taking part in ensuring that NEVER AGAIN means NEVER AGAIN.
STORIES WILL NOT BE DENIED.
The “UNDENIED - Teacher Appreciation” component of the project is where Students Supporting Israel Movement recognizes the educators who go above and beyond in ensuring future generations are familiar with the history of the Holocaust.
If you currently have, or have had in the past, an educator you would like to recognize, please fill out the short form below. Our national team will make sure to send the educator an official "Exemplary Holocaust Educator Award" along with a 'thank you' letter expressing our and your appreciation in taking part in ensuring that NEVER AGAIN means NEVER AGAIN.
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Kent State University · Exemplary Holocaust Educator
Chaya Kessler
"The trip I took to Poland changed my life forever, and reminded me of why we say 'never forget.' Chaya played an essential role in my advocacy for the Jewish State, and inspired myself, as well as hundreds of others at Kent State University."
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