Providing books and ancillary classroom materials presented students with additional resources selected to provide greater exposure to people of diverse backgrounds.

The Ridgewood Avenue School library purchased ten Kindles for student use. Not all students can access online reading sources at home, and the Kindles will enable them to maximize opportunities to reinforce literacy skills.

Linden Avenue second graders joined UNICEF Kid Power, wearing special bands to track their movements.

A Promethean board enabled all Ridgewood Avenue School students to benefit from short educational videos, songs, and interactive games for learning and reviewing concepts.

By incorporating diverse books into the Ridgewood Avenue School library, students gained exposure to a broader range of narratives, fostering empathy and breaking stereotypes.

Ridgewood Avenue teachers were granted a Makerspace to craft engaging classroom materials.

Linden Avenue School students took a cultural journey, learning about each other's family backgrounds through various educational activities.