Maine students studying the Holocaust collect 156,000 erasers to ‘erase hate’
Meghan Ottolini
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Spruce Middle School student Jenna Farmer closes the door on erasers collected by the 'Eraser Project,' a monument to Holocaust victims.
At Spruce Middle School in northern Maine, students have filled a glass display window with more than 156,000 erasers in memory of Holocaust victims — and they’re just getting started.
Students in Mariah Sergio’s then-sixth grade class were inspired by the Paper Clip Project, a similar monument created by middle school students in Tennessee. They told Sergio they wanted to create a memorial of their own.

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