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2026-2027 Series Guide SHAPE THE FUTURE Exploring Stages of Genocide to Foster Student Agency and Strengthen School CommunitiesRECOGNIZE THE STAGES:
Table of ContentsOur campus is designed to inspire learning, creativity, and well-being. We ensure a safe, modern, and resourceful environment for all students.Series Description CA Teachers Collaborative Series Struction and information Day 1 Day 10 - Celebration of lifeIndoor Sports Hall and Outdoor Playing Fields Multipurpose Auditorium Cafeteria with healthy meal options Student Lounge and Counseling Rooms Prayer and Reflection Room.. Celebration of LifeIndoor Sports Hall and Outdoor Playing Fields Multipurpose Auditorium Cafeteria with healthy meal options Student Lounge and Counseling Rooms Prayer and Reflection RoomArarat-Eskijian Museum
The Collaborative consists of fifteen nationally recognized and respected partner organizations dedicated to educating about the genocides that have occurred since the Holocaust. The partnership with the Collaborative and the associated professional learning will focus primarily on the Ten Stages of Genocide, including classification, propaganda, dehumanization, othering, and extermination. There will be five in-person sessions, each centered on two stages of genocide. These sessions will provide historical and contemporary examples, along with opportunities for participants to explore how an informed and civically engaged citizenry can help prevent future atrocities. The sessions will be hosted at local museums and cultural centers, allowing us to thoughtfully leverage county resources and community partnerships. In addition to the in-person sessions, there will be four virtual case study sessions focused on specific genocides.Series DescriptionThe first will examine the Holocaust, and the second will focus on the Armenian Genocide. While the remaining topics have not yet been finalized, our intention is to ensure that the histories and lived experiences represented within Los Angeles County are meaningfully reflected. Potential case studies may include the Cambodian, Rwandan, Guatemalan, or Greek genocides. Our goal in this work is not to elevate one tragedy above another, but rather to emphasize the shared human experience and the universal lessons that can help prevent genocide in the future.Holocaust Museum of LA
Series InformationPartnering with the California Terachers collborative which includes 15 differetn non-profits: https://cateacherscollaborative.org/collaborative- partners/ More information.....
With a balance of strong academics and dynamic extracurricular programs, Fauget School is dedicated to preparing students for the next stage of their educational journey and beyond.
Series StructureRegistration deadlineSepteber 14, 2026Price$200.00Academic CoordinatorsManage subject-specific curriculum and assessment standards.DatesOctober 1 November December January MArch May AprilCommittment ExpectationProvide academic, emotional, and career guidance.Possible Stipend informationSupport daily school operations.Our teaching staff is composed of passionate educators who bring both expertise and empathy into the classroom. Each teacher is carefully selected based on their qualifications, teaching experience, and dedication to student development.
Salary CreditReallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLOur academic program follows a rigorous, student-centered curriculum designed to build core competencies, foster independent learning, and instill lifelong values.National Curriculum enriched with global best practices and project- based learning approaches.Curriculum FrameworkEnglish is the primary medium of instruction, with options for additional foreign languages.LanguagesA balanced mix of formative and summative assessments, including project work, written exams, presentations, and peer collaboration.Assessment1.2.3.
Day 1Presenting OrganizationFacing History & Ourselves The Genocide Education ProjectLocationIn person Museum of Tolerance 123 Main Street, Los Angeles, CATime8am - 3:30 pmWork Shop objectivesBy the end of this workshop, participants will: Explore stories of Jewish resistance and resilience during the Holocaust through first-person narratives and primary sources. Examine how cultural continuity, identity, and peoplehood were maintained in the face of persecution and genocide. Gain historical context for understanding the Holocaust through a guided exploration of Holocaust Museum LA’s exhibitions, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.Topics????????????More information????????Session Description Topics covered, blah blah blah Breakfast & Lunch provided
Day 2Presenting OrganizationTWIGE ProjectLocationVirtualTime8am - 3:30 pmWork Shop objectivesBy the end of this workshop, participants will: Explore stories of Jewish resistance and resilience during the Holocaust through first-person narratives and primary sources. Examine how cultural continuity, identity, and peoplehood were maintained in the face of persecution and genocide. Gain historical context for understanding the Holocaust through a guided exploration of Holocaust Museum LA’s exhibitions, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.Topics????????????More information????????Session Description Topics covered, blah blah blah Breakfast & Lunch provided
Day 3Presenting OrganizationThe Holocaust Museum LA Jewish Partisan Educational FoundationLocationIn personTime8am - 3:30 pmWork Shop objectivesBy the end of this workshop, participants will: Explore stories of Jewish resistance and resilience during the Holocaust through first-person narratives and primary sources. Examine how cultural continuity, identity, and peoplehood were maintained in the face of persecution and genocide. Gain historical context for understanding the Holocaust through a guided exploration of Holocaust Museum LA’s exhibitions, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.Topics????????????More information????????Session Description Topics covered, blah blah blah Breakfast & Lunch provided
Day 4Presenting OrganizationUyghur Genocide Online Resource CenterLocationVirtualTime8am - 3:30 pmWork Shop objectivesBy the end of this workshop, participants will: Explore stories of Jewish resistance and resilience during the Holocaust through first-person narratives and primary sources. Examine how cultural continuity, identity, and peoplehood were maintained in the face of persecution and genocide. Gain historical context for understanding the Holocaust through a guided exploration of Holocaust Museum LA’s exhibitions, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.Topics????????????More information????????Session Description Topics covered, blah blah blah Breakfast & Lunch provided
Day 5Presenting OrganizationThe Genocide Education Project The Seyfo CenterLocationIn personTime8am - 3:30 pmWork Shop objectivesBy the end of this workshop, participants will: Explore stories of Jewish resistance and resilience during the Holocaust through first-person narratives and primary sources. Examine how cultural continuity, identity, and peoplehood were maintained in the face of persecution and genocide. Gain historical context for understanding the Holocaust through a guided exploration of Holocaust Museum LA’s exhibitions, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.Topics????????????More information????????Session Description Topics covered, blah blah blah Breakfast & Lunch provided
Day 6Presenting Organization?LocationVirtualTime8am - 3:30 pmWork Shop objectivesBy the end of this workshop, participants will: Explore stories of Jewish resistance and resilience during the Holocaust through first-person narratives and primary sources. Examine how cultural continuity, identity, and peoplehood were maintained in the face of persecution and genocide. Gain historical context for understanding the Holocaust through a guided exploration of Holocaust Museum LA’s exhibitions, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.Topics????????????More information????????Session Description Topics covered, blah blah blah Breakfast & Lunch provided
Day 7Presenting OrganizationThe USC Shoah Foundation Echos and ReflectionsLocationIn personTime8am - 3:30 pmWork Shop objectivesBy the end of this workshop, participants will: Explore stories of Jewish resistance and resilience during the Holocaust through first-person narratives and primary sources. Examine how cultural continuity, identity, and peoplehood were maintained in the face of persecution and genocide. Gain historical context for understanding the Holocaust through a guided exploration of Holocaust Museum LA’s exhibitions, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.Topics????????????More information????????Session Description Topics covered, blah blah blah Breakfast & Lunch provided
Day 8Presenting OrganizationCambodian Genocide Resource CenterLocationVirtualTime8am - 3:30 pmWork Shop objectivesBy the end of this workshop, participants will: Explore stories of Jewish resistance and resilience during the Holocaust through first-person narratives and primary sources. Examine how cultural continuity, identity, and peoplehood were maintained in the face of persecution and genocide. Gain historical context for understanding the Holocaust through a guided exploration of Holocaust Museum LA’s exhibitions, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.Topics????????????More information????????Session Description Topics covered, blah blah blah Breakfast & Lunch provided
Day 9Presenting OrganizationThe Museum of Tolerance Avenues of ChangeLocationIn personTime8am - 3:30 pmWork Shop objectivesBy the end of this workshop, participants will: Explore stories of Jewish resistance and resilience during the Holocaust through first-person narratives and primary sources. Examine how cultural continuity, identity, and peoplehood were maintained in the face of persecution and genocide. Gain historical context for understanding the Holocaust through a guided exploration of Holocaust Museum LA’s exhibitions, artifacts, and survivor testimonies.Topics????????????More information????????Session Description Topics covered, blah blah blah Breakfast & Lunch provided
Day 10Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLThrough hands-on experiments and projects, students gain a foundational understanding of biology, physics, and earth sciences, fostering critical thinking and scientific literacy.LEARNING OBJECTIVESUnderstand the structure and functions of cells and human organ systems. Explain Newton’s laws of motion and energy conservation. Analyze weather patterns and their global impact. Develop solutions for environmental sustainability challenges.Science sparks curiosity about the natural world, encouraging exploration and innovationTOPICSEarth Science: Weather, Climate, and the Water Cycle Environmental Science: Sustainability and EcosystemsLife Science: Cells, Tissues, and Organ Systems Physical Science: Forces and Motion, Energy Forms
Day 1Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLGrade 7 emphasizes practical applications of math concepts, empowering students to approach challenges logically and confidently.TOPICSLEARNING OBJECTIVESMaster operations with integers and rational numbers. Solve linear equations and inequalities. Develop an understanding of geometric properties and theorems. Interpret data using graphs and calculate probabilities.Mathematics builds problem-solving and analytical thinking skills essential for daily life and future studies.Data Handling and Probability Ratios and ProportionsIntegers and Rational Numbers Algebraic Expressions and Equations Geometry: Angles, Triangles, and Circles
Day 3Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLLEARNING OBJECTIVESCritically analyze themes and characters in literature. Craft well-structured essays and creative narratives. Apply advanced grammar rules in writing and speech. Conduct and present research effectively.Language Arts develops communication, creativity, and analytical skills through reading, writing, and critical thinkingTOPICSGrammar: Sentence Structures, Tenses, and Punctuation Research: Sources, Citations, and PresentationsLiterary Analysis: Poetry, Prose, and Drama Writing Skills: Essays, Creative Writing, and ReportsStudents engage with diverse texts, refining their ability to express ideas clearly and persuasively.
Day 4Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLThis subject fosters informed citizenship and an appreciation for cultural diversity and history.TOPICSLEARNING OBJECTIVESUnderstand the geographical distribution of resources and populations. Explore key historical events and their global influence. Explain the role of governments and citizens in society. Analyze the basics of economic systems and trade.Social Studies connects the past, present, and future, helping students understand societal structures and global relationshipsCivics: Government Systems and Civic Responsibilities Economics: Trade, Resources, and Economic SystemsWorld Geography: Maps, Regions, and Resources History: Ancient Civilizations to the Middle Ages
Day 5Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLActivities are designed to improve physical fitness while instilling the importance of mental wellness and healthy lifestyle choices.LEARNING OBJECTIVESBuild teamwork and leadership skills through sports. Understand the importance of regular physical activity. Develop strategies for maintaining mental and physical health.Physical Education promotes health, teamwork, and disciplineTOPICSTeam Sports: Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball Fitness: Aerobics, Strength Training, Flexibility Health Education: Nutrition and Mental Wellness
Day 6Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLLEARNING OBJECTIVESCreate art using various mediums and techniques. Understand key artistic movements and their impact on modern design.Art and Design nurture creativity and self-expression.TOPICSDrawing and Painting Techniques Introduction to Digital Art Art History: Movements and InfluencesThrough traditional and digital mediums, students learn to translate ideas into visuals while exploring the history of art and design evolution.
Day 7Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLEquipping students with coding skills and promoting responsible digital citizenship in an increasingly tech-driven world.TOPICSLEARNING OBJECTIVESWrite simple programs and design basic web pages. Understand the ethics of digital engagement. Build and program basic robotic models.This subject introduces problem- solving using technologyCoding Basics: HTML, CSS, and Python Digital Citizenship: Online Safety and Etiquette Robotics and Problem Solving
Day 8Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLThrough a blend of quizzes, tests, and projects, students receive constructive feedback and opportunities for improvement.Formative AssessmentsRegular quizzes, class participation, and projects.Summative AssessmentsEnd-of-unit tests and final examinations.Skill DevelopmentGrading includes critical thinking, collaboration, and communication.Assessments are designed to track progress and ensure mastery of concepts
Day 9Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLCo-curricular activities complement academic learning by nurturing personal growth and teamwork.ClubsScience Club, Debate Team, Art ClubEventsAnnual Science Fair, Literature Week, Sports DayWorkshopsLeadership Development, Public Speaking, and First AidStudents can explore diverse interests through clubs, events, and workshops to build well- rounded skill sets.
Day 10Reallygreatsite.comBROCELLE SCHOOLCo-curricular activities complement academic learning by nurturing personal growth and teamwork.ClubsScience Club, Debate Team, Art ClubEventsAnnual Science Fair, Literature Week, Sports DayWorkshopsLeadership Development, Public Speaking, and First AidStudents can explore diverse interests through clubs, events, and workshops to build well- rounded skill sets.
Graduates of Fauget SChool will emerge as confident, competent, and compassionate individuals ready to excel in high school and take on future challenges with resilience and purpose.Brocelle SchoolFor inquiries or to schedule a school tour, please contactAddress Phone Email Website123 Anywhere St., Any City, ST 12345 123-456-7890 hello@reallygreatsite.com reallygreatsite.com