Township Students Take ‘Stand Up For The Other Pledge’ On Valentine’s Day

February 14, 2017 School News

Franklin Park School Kindergarten students pass around a red heart during the district’s observance of the “Stand Up For The Other Pledge.”

Students throughout the district commemorated Valentine’s Day this year by pledging to stand up to bigotry and hate.

Students took the “Stand Up For The Other Pledge” – a pledge to stand up against bullying and hate, promoted by the New Jersey and Franklin Township interfaith coalitions – in different ways in each of the schools.

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Township Students Take ‘Stand Up For The Other Pledge’ On Valentine’s Day

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