"We all must fight against discrimination and harassment. I am proud that the Palo Alto Unified School District, through Not in Our School activities, has become a model for other school districts taking action against intolerance and bullying. And the word keeps spreading. This is a great start, but we must remain diligent if we really aim to reduce intolerance and harassment."
—Palo Alto Mayor Sid Espinosa in the Palo Alto Patch article, "Not In Our School: Palo Alto Returns to KQED."
Yesterday, KQED aired an updated version of our Not In Our School: Palo Alto program, including footage from this year’s Not In Our School week at Gunn High School and students' response last year to the Kansas-based Westboro Baptist Church. The short video, "Gunn High School Sings Away Hate Group" went viral, receiving more than 200,000 views on Not In Our Town's YouTube channel.
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About Not In Our School
Thinking of starting a Not In Our School program on your campus? NotInOurSchool.org features content from NIOS: Palo Alto to help you get started. In Art Students Picture A World Without Intolerance, students from Palo Alto High School confront intolerance and stereotypes. You can also read an interview with Gunn principal, Noreen Likins, who shares a few tips for starting a Not In Our School program.
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