
Building Community in our Schools
Five years after their community became the setting for a national storyline, the people of Columbine High School reflect in the Fall 2004 issue of Teaching Tolerance.
An educator looks back at trying to lesson plan after a tragedy. A student redefines Columbine as a symbol of perseverance. And a principal still struggles to find answers.
These harrowing stories frame a special section on building inclusive communities in schools, where all can feel welcome and safe.
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Features

Voices of Columbine

"Mr. D, Don't Let Them Take Our School"

"I Would Never Want To Go Anywhere Else"

"There's No Lesson Plan for Tragedy"

Alternative Success

No Laughing Matter

Break the Silence

"Something Is Wrong Here"

Unwelcome Advances

I'm Smart in a Different Way
