In The Night Kitchen. In His Own Words and Pictures. Activities and fun for all ages. Materials on teaching the Holocaust will be provided. Each child must be accompanied by an adult.
Space is limited.
Sunday, October 21 Decatur, Georgia was different. From 1902 through 1932 the city school system held classes Tuesday through Saturday. A number of reasons have been put forward for this peculiar practice, but the one that resounds most strongly is that a powerful group of Decatur citizens contrived to perpetuate the practice in order to discourage Jews from settling in the town. Please join Tom Keating, a former Decatur school board member and career educator, as he illustrates how public policies, once enacted, can became part of the local fabric of life as seen with the City of Decatur. Jump and jive with the performers from the World of Music.