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Office of Equity and Community

  • Introduction to Social Justice

    Grades 10–12. Term II, ½ Credit.
    Offered through the Office of Equity and Community

    This Social Justice Course will take an interdisciplinary approach and use various texts and Social Justice Standards including Identity, Diversity, Justice, and Action to ground our exploration of injustice in our world. The class will cover the likes of Critical Race Theory, economic systems, Environmental Justice, inequities in Education and Health, bias in the Media, and more. Students will have the opportunity to express their learning in a variety of ways throughout the class through writing, presentations, projects (visual, performance, media-based, etc.). For certain assessments, students will be given a choice in how they share what they have learned. Students will analyze and gain knowledge and insight into theory, systems, issues, and topics around justice and change to imagine a different and better society for all.

Our Faculty

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    Rebecca Flores Harper
    Director of Equity and Community / Academic Support
    203.397.1001 x629
    Middlebury College - B.A.
    Quinnipiac University - M.A.T.
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    Dante Brito, Jr.
    Pathfinder Dean of Students / Athletic Department Associate / English
    203-397-1001 x647
    Stonehill College - B.A.
    Western Kentucky University - M.A.
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    Terence Mooney
    English
    203-397-1001 x611
    Middlebury College - M.A.
    Kenyon College - B. A.
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Hopkins is a private middle school and high school for grades 7-12. Located on a campus overlooking New Haven, CT, the School takes pride in its intellectually curious students as well as its dedicated faculty and staff.