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RedbankValley.org is feeling thankful at Redbank Valley School District.
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EDUCATION: “Dr. Harmon's Holocaust Studies students took part in the Crocus Project, an initiative of Holocaust Education Ireland. The aim of the project is to plant yellow crocus bulbs, each in memory of one of the 1.5 million children murdered during the Holocaust. The yellow flowers recall the color of the stars that Jews had to wear under Nazi rule. They will bloom toward the end of January, in time for International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Dr. Harmon received fifty bulbs on a grant from the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. Students chose to plant the bulbs in the landscape area below the school's scoreboard, symbolizing the lost years of play and youth.”

#redbankvalleysd #180daysoflearning #RVproud #NewBethlehem #RedbankValleyDr. Harmon's Holocaust Studies students took part in the Crocus Project, an initiative of Holocaust Education Ireland. The aim of the project is to plant yellow crocus bulbs, each in memory of one of the 1.5 million children murdered during the Holocaust. The yellow flowers recall the color of the stars that Jews had to wear under Nazi rule. They will bloom toward the end of January, in time for International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Dr. Harmon received fifty bulbs on a grant from the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. Students chose to plant the bulbs in the landscape area below the school's scoreboard, symbolizing the lost years of play and youth.

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EDUCATION: “Dr. Harmons Holocaust Studies students took part in the Crocus Project, an initiative of Holocaust Education Ireland. The aim of the project is to plant yellow crocus bulbs, each in memory of one of the 1.5 million children murdered during the Holocaust. The yellow flowers recall the color of the stars that Jews had to wear under Nazi rule. They will bloom toward the end of January, in time for International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Dr. Harmon received fifty bulbs on a grant from the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. Students chose to plant the bulbs in the landscape area below the schools scoreboard, symbolizing the lost years of play and youth.” #redbankvalleysd #180daysoflearning #RVproud #NewBethlehem #RedbankValley
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New Bethlehem Borough is feeling excited at Redbank Valley School District.
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EDUCATION: “Dr. Harmon's Holocaust Studies students took part in the Crocus Project, an initiative of Holocaust Education Ireland. The aim of the project is to plant yellow crocus bulbs, each in memory of one of the 1.5 million children murdered during the Holocaust. The yellow flowers recall the color of the stars that Jews had to wear under Nazi rule. They will bloom toward the end of January, in time for International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Dr. Harmon received fifty bulbs on a grant from the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. Students chose to plant the bulbs in the landscape area below the school's scoreboard, symbolizing the lost years of play and youth.”

#redbankvalleysd #180daysoflearning #RVproud #NewBethlehem #RedbankValleyDr. Harmon's Holocaust Studies students took part in the Crocus Project, an initiative of Holocaust Education Ireland. The aim of the project is to plant yellow crocus bulbs, each in memory of one of the 1.5 million children murdered during the Holocaust. The yellow flowers recall the color of the stars that Jews had to wear under Nazi rule. They will bloom toward the end of January, in time for International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Dr. Harmon received fifty bulbs on a grant from the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. Students chose to plant the bulbs in the landscape area below the school's scoreboard, symbolizing the lost years of play and youth.

#redbankvalleysd #180daysoflearning #RVproud ... See MoreSee Less

EDUCATION: “Dr. Harmons Holocaust Studies students took part in the Crocus Project, an initiative of Holocaust Education Ireland. The aim of the project is to plant yellow crocus bulbs, each in memory of one of the 1.5 million children murdered during the Holocaust. The yellow flowers recall the color of the stars that Jews had to wear under Nazi rule. They will bloom toward the end of January, in time for International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Dr. Harmon received fifty bulbs on a grant from the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh. Students chose to plant the bulbs in the landscape area below the schools scoreboard, symbolizing the lost years of play and youth.” #redbankvalleysd #180daysoflearning #RVproud #NewBethlehem #RedbankValley
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Come to visit and you might just want to stay! The New Bethlehem area and Redbank Valley community has a ‘Welcome Brochure’ and visitors guide for folks who are new to area or just visiting. Checkout Places to Stay, Places to Eat, Things to Do and much more! See ‘Visitor links‘ on this page.

New Bethlehem Town Center
Arch Street
New Bethlehem, PA 16242
P: 814.275.1718
E: [email protected]
W: www.NewBethlehemTownCenter.com

New Bethlehem Borough
210 Lafayette Street
New Bethlehem, PA. 16242
P: 814.275.2003
F: 814.275.4269
E: [email protected]
W: www.NewBethlehemBoro.com

Hawthorn Borough
P.O. Box
Hawthorn, PA 16230
P: 814.365.2494
F: 814.365.2494
E: [email protected]
W: www.HawthornBoro.org

VISITOR LINKS