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Herricks schools mark Unity Day with activities promoting kindness and inclusion

Sophia Chen
Sophia Chen
Sophia Chen
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Sophia Chen is a dedicated education reporter with a background in teaching, having earned her Master’s in Education from Columbia University. With a focus on the Garden City School District, she previously reported for the New York Times’ local section, bringing a teacher's perspective to her coverage.

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Herricks schools mark Unity Day with activities promoting kindness and inclusion — East Hampton Health news

Students and staff showed their support for kindness, acceptance and inclusion by wearing orange and participating in activities designed to strengthen school connections and raise awareness about bullying prevention. Herricks Public Schools celebrated Unity Day on Oct. 21, joining schools across the nation in recognizing the annual event, which is part of National Bullying Prevention Month. The color orange symbolizes unity and a shared commitment to creating welcoming school environments. At Herricks High School, students and staff gathered in the courtyard for a celebration focused on connection and community. Students created a collaborative orange paper chain, with each link representing a personal experience or moment when they felt a sense of unity at school. [caption id="attachment_378179" align="alignnone" width="700"] Herricks students and staff display a colorful paper chain created to celebrate unity and strengthen connections within the school community. (Photo pr

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