December 28, 2024 - 11:40
ROSELLE, NJ - During its meeting on December 16, the Roselle Board of Education adopted two significant resolutions, one of which designates January as New Jersey Muslim Heritage Month. This initiative aims to celebrate the contributions and rich cultural heritage of the Muslim community in the state.
The resolution emphasizes the importance of understanding and appreciating the diverse backgrounds that make up the fabric of New Jersey. By recognizing Muslim Heritage Month, the board seeks to foster inclusivity and promote awareness among students and staff.
The meeting also included discussions on various educational programs that will highlight the achievements and history of the Muslim community. Board members expressed their commitment to ensuring that all students feel represented and valued within the educational system.
As the month of January approaches, schools in the district are encouraged to engage in activities and discussions that honor the significance of Muslim heritage, further enriching the educational experience for all students.
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