Classrooms Without Borders

Join Classrooms Without Borders and The Cure For Hate - Documentary for an educator professional learning on March 16 at Intermediate Unit 1 in Washington County. We offer FREE Registration for Act 48 credits. Participating educators will receive a $25 gift card & their schools are eligible for up to $125 in substitute teacher reimbursement upon conclusion of the full-day workshop. Register here: https://reg.learningstream.com/reg/event_page.aspx?ek=0080-0031-96794b8dde1449aabd8efa1a9631d8ac

“President Johnson, go to Selma now.”

A reminder that civic action can force national change. Selma illustrates how grassroots movements shaped federal power, civil rights legislation, and the responsibilities of leadership—core themes in AP U.S. History and AP Government.

Marching Down Freedom’s Road gives educators the chance to study these moments where they happened and bring that clarity back to their classrooms. Learn more here: https://cwbpgh.org/seminar/marching-down-freedoms-road-a-civil-rights-journey/

Marching Down Freedom’s Road invites educators to study the Civil Rights Movement where history unfolded—and to reckon with what democracy demands today.

Through site-based learning, primary sources, and guided reflection, participants examine Jim Crow, resistance, and the moral courage required to challenge injustice. This seminar is not about nostalgia. It is about responsibility—and what it means to teach truth in complex times. Apply by January 20 here: https://cwbpgh.org/apply/

Open minds. Open hearts.