Woodlands Academy community explores paths to greater inclusion Woodlands Academy students participate in one of the breakout sessions available to them as part of Open Hearts, a day set aside to focus on exploring ways of building bridges toward greater inclusion and equity in our divided society.Woodlands Academy
Updated 2/4/2021 11:53 AM
Powerful remarks from someone who befriended Nelson Mandela under somewhat unusual circumstances provided the framework for this year s Open Hearts: Be the Change day at Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart. Students, faculty and staff set aside the usual classroom routine Jan. 27 to focus on exploring ways of building bridges toward greater inclusion and equity in our society by grounding themselves in the Sacred Heart values of community and relationships. The theme for the day was Understanding Implicit Bias and Becoming Allies for One Another.
Lake Forest student part of special PBS project Woodlands Academy sophomore Clara Bartusiak of Lake Forest is one of 10 high school students nationwide chosen to produce videos on pressing issues facing our country for a special PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs project. Courtesy of Woodlands Academy
Updated 12/29/2020 12:06 PM
Clara Bartusiak, a Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart sophomore from Lake Forest, is among a select group of 10 high school students nationwide chosen to participate in a special PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs project.
It s the result of a recently launched partnership between SRL and Close Up, a nonprofit civic education organization that inspires students to become informed, active and engaged citizens.
Clara Bartusiak, a Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart sophomore from Lake Forest, is among a select group of 10 high school students nationwide chosen to participate in a special PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs (SRL) project.