Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X A paper clip is a small thing. However, that mundane object has come to mean much more for ...

LUFKIN, TX (KTRE) - Every middle school student must learn about the Holocaust, but few receive the lesson in the unique way some Lufkin Middle School eighth graders are being taught. It's called the ...

Retired educators Linda Hooper and Sharon Shadrick join News 12’s Amelia Greer to preview the launch of their book based on the Holocaust. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) – A lesson on diversity turns into ...

Hundreds of thousands of paper clips are filling the classroom of Gahanna Lincoln High School history teacher Jennifer Candor, who's trying to help students grasp the murder of 6 million Jews in the ...

SPRING TWP., Pa. — Lauren O'Brien, the seventh-grade global studies teacher at Wilson Southern Middle School, is teaching her students about the Holocaust. "We wanted to make it a little bit more ...

Lake Alfred, Florida -- During World War II, Norway used paper clips to protest Nazi Germany's invasions and conquests. Well, here in the Bay area one middle school class is using the paper clip to ...

SALT LAKE CITY -- Students at the McGillis school learned about a difficult subject at school Thursday: The Holocaust. Fortunately, they had a guest speaker, a former teacher, whose students struggled ...

When Joe Fab came across a 2001 Washington Post article on a tiny Tennessee school’s project on the Holocaust, making an award-winning documentary out of it was not foremost in his mind. “The story ...

More than a dozen motorcyclists from around the Chicago area rode to Whitwell, Tenn. last week as part of the 2006 Paper Clip Ride to Remember, an event sponsored by the Jewish Motorcyclists Alliance ...

International Holocaust Remembrance Day is on Jan. 27 this year. On this annual day of commemoration, we are urged to honor those who lost their lives during the Nazi regime. The Holocaust started in ...

As Linda Hooper remembers it, the Paper Clip Project began with a question by a student at the middle school in rural Whitwell, Tenn., where she is principal. “What is 6 million?” the sixth-grade ...