Registration is now open for the 2025 Inspire Arts, Worship, and Service Camp (July 14-18) for children who have finished first through eighth grade. Find out more.
Registration is now open for the 2025 Inspire Arts, Worship, and Service Camp (July 14-18) for children who have finished first through eighth grade. Find out more.
This month’s topic is “Inside the Debate Over Books and Censorship.” How does the ongoing debate about books and censorship in school curricula affect those whose jobs entail making those decisions, as well as students themselves? What other organizations in the community are also affected?
Join us as our panel discusses these important issues:
• Karen Meier, Director of Library Media Services, WS/FC Schools
• Dr. Effie McMillian, Chief EquityOfficer, WS/FC Schools
• Jamie Southern, Executive Director, Bookmarks
One of Knollwood’s signature initiatives, Faith in the City hosts from October through May a variety of speakers who provide current information and facilitate provocative discussions about how education systems can better serve all students. Faith in the City invites participants to deepen community conversations about complex issues and find ways to work together to address injustices.
This year’s series will focus on “Education as a Public Good,” exploring the essential role that effective public education plays in building healthy communities and maintaining a strong democracy.
Faith in the City meets in-person from noon to 1 PM, with a Zoom option available. For further information or the Zoom link, contact faithinthecitykbc@gmail.com.
