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No Place For Hate - Photo Gallery

Welcome to our showcase of No Place for Hate initiatives across our school district. Here you'll find examples of how our students and staff are working together to build inclusive, respectful communities where every person feels valued and supported.

Coleytown Elementary School

Woman in red jacket points to a No Place for Hate slide on a screen — Meeting with faculty about the program.

Meeting with faculty about the program.

No Place for Hate Pledge Board

A man in a blue dress shirt passes a microphone to a student with their hand up during an assembly — Pledge assembly.

Greens Farms School

A student passes a roll of clear tape to another student seated on the ground in front of a GFS sign as another student and teacher look on — Making a display for pledge signatures.

A student signs the No Place for Hate pledge while three other students sit next to them — Signing the pledge.

A woman with a guitar stands before a large group of students seated in the gym — Singing the pledge song.

A copy of the No Place for Hate pledge: "I will do my part to help make others feel safe and included in school." — The pledge.

Kings Highway School

Assistant Principal Lawrence stands at the front of the auditorium in front of a screen with seated KHS students watching — Pledge assembly.

A display "What can you learn about our identity" shows drawings made by students depicting various scenes — School identity project.

"At KHS We Say Something" bulletin board — "How can you be an ally" board.

Seven students sit on a riser in the auditorium holding papers — No Place for Hate representatives.

Long Lots School

Lion mascot stands on stage with two administrators and four students during an assembly

A school administrator stands in front of the stage while a screen behind her explains what a pledge is — Pledge assembly.

Saugatuck Elementary School

Tree Bias Activity — Say something bias lesson.

Bedford Middle School

Faculty sit at cafeteria tables while a presenter in a denim jacket speaks in front of a screen — Introducing program to faculty.

A student signs her homeroom's puzzle piece as another student watches

A student signs their homeroom's puzzle piece at a desk next to her laptop — Students signing their homeroom's puzzle piece.

Six students wearing black and yellow No Place For Hate t-shirts sit on the floor in front of the completed No Place for Hate pledge puzzle — Committee in front of finished pledge puzzle.

Watch the BMS video:

"No Place for Hate: An ADL Education Program:

Coleytown Middle School

A group of CMS students na dfaculty stand in front of the auditorium stage in front of seated students with a No Place for Hate screen behind them — Assembly to launch program.

A student holding a green and gold pom pom stands in the aisle of the auditorium as a group of staudents gathers in front of the auditorium stage in front of a seated group of students — Interactive and student-led launch.

Fourteen students with green and gold pom poms sit in a hallway floor in front of a bulletin board that says "Raise Your Voice" — No Place for Hate committee.

A group of nine students sit around a long rectangular wooden table with highlighters and packets of paper

A group of students sit around a long rectangular wooden table while writing with markers and large sheets of white paper — Script and cue-card writing for video.

Staples High School

Paper hearts of different colors assembled to make one large heart — Students signed the pledge with hearts.