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A field trip in Rhode Island connects students to Armenian history and culture
A vibrant group of Scituate High School students went on a field trip last Thursday, November 30, to the Armenian Historical Association of Rhode Island (AHARI) and the Armenian Martyrs’ Memorial Monument of Rhode Island, culminating
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Great job, Pauline. Continue with this endeavor.
I was so captivated by this story of intergenerational memory that I read the entire article, straight through. Thank you for this wonderful story.
This was so uplifting. Pauline Getzoyan invited me to be at the high school when their teacher received the award as RI Genocide Educator of the Year. The gymnasium was packed. Ms. Seger had no idea she was getting the award. You would have thought their basketball team won the state championship. The students cheered so loudly it was deafening. There is hope for the future. Keep the faith.