Denver
Facing History and Ourselves established the Denver/Rocky Mountain States Regional office in 2006 following six years of work by consultants to introduce Facing History to teachers throughout the Rocky Mountain Region. Facing History is providing more than 600 educators in Denver and the Rocky Mountain States (DRMS) with programs and resources. These teachers reach over 60,000 middle and high school students each year.
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Denver Stories
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Stephanie Rossi, a social studies teacher at Wheat Ridge Senior High School and Denver/Rocky Mountain States Advisory Board member, traveled to Washington, D.C., where she was honored as one of five finalists for the National Education Association...
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When Michael Schneider and Mark Miyashita from Castle View High School in Castle Rock, Colorado began teaching their Facing History unit after taking the online Holocaust and Human Behavior seminar, they said couldn't foresee the impact the program...
Participating Schools
Facing History is incorporated
into the curriculum in a variety of ways. It is taught in middle
schools and in high schools; as an entire course, or infused into
existing courses; as an elective, or as part of the core curriculum; in
the social studies, in language arts, or as an interdisciplinary
course. Facing History program associates work with teachers to help
them use these materials in the most appropriate ways.
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Location
Facing History Denver
789 Sherman Street #580
Denver, CO 80203United States
Phone: 303-316-4848
