Stepping Into the Past

Dive deeper into the History Department’s lectures and class activities.

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Brianna Boen

Mr. Hynes teaches his students about Lexington and Concord.

Brianna Boen, Bear Hub Staff
October 27, 2021

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Juniors Emma Zawacki and Noah Nesser learn about the French Revolution in Ms. Giambrone’s class. They make posters about the propaganda during those times.

Learning about the past is extremely important for students to understand why everything is exactly the way it is in the present. Students learn this through different history classes such as World History, Genocide, APUSH, and these are just a few examples.

Take a moment to meet one of our newest history teachers, Mr. Coller in this close up article.

Teacher's Reccomendation's (for books, shows, movies, music, workouts etc) Related to Their Area of Expertise

“There is an excellent French Revolution Ride/Workout on Peleton!”- Mr. Granito

“World War II or Holocaust studies- Schindler’s List 1993 and Saving Private Ryan 1998”- Mr. Meirose

“Daniel Yergin’s The Prize (a book about the modern history of oil and power), Robert Lacey’s The Kingdom (about the creation of Saudi Arabia). Movies: Patton, The Right Stuff”- Mr. Saroka

“The West Wing (HBO), Newsroom (HBO), We the People Podcast (NCC)”- Mr. Mondry

“Movies Hotel Rwanda, The Promise, Mr. Jones, 12 Years a Slave, Glory, Hidden Figures, Argo.“- Ms. Hannah