Project Unify Club pledge signing drive to “Spread the Word To End the Word” at FHS
The Fillmore High School Project Unify Club held a pledge signing drive on March 7 to “Spread the Word To End the Word”. The word retard(ed) hurts millions of people with intellectual disabilities, their families and friends. Over 350 Fillmore High School students and staff took the pledge, “I pledge to and support the elimination of the derogatory use of the r-word from everyday speech and promote the acceptance and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities.” Make your pledge at www.r-word.org. Pictured are Mrs. Helmer's Class and Project Unify Club members.
The Fillmore High School Project Unify Club held a pledge signing drive on March 7 to “Spread the Word To End the Word”. The word retard(ed) hurts millions of people with intellectual disabilities, their families and friends. Over 350 Fillmore High School students and staff took the pledge, “I pledge to and support the elimination of the derogatory use of the r-word from everyday speech and promote the acceptance and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities.” Make your pledge at www.r-word.org. Pictured are Mrs. Helmer's Class and Project Unify Club members.
Susana Suarez and Kiara Garibay, Project Unify Club President.
Susana Suarez and Kiara Garibay, Project Unify Club President.
Pictured are Jenna Wilber (Vice President), Paola Lozano, Letty, Susana Suarez, Kiara Garibay (President), Jessica Sears, and Kassy.
Pictured are Jenna Wilber (Vice President), Paola Lozano, Letty, Susana Suarez, Kiara Garibay (President), Jessica Sears, and Kassy.
Pictured are Susana Suarez, Jessica Sears, Paola Lozano, and Kiara Garibay, Project Unify Club President.
Pictured are Susana Suarez, Jessica Sears, Paola Lozano, and Kiara Garibay, Project Unify Club President.