Miller Middle School student Norah Feilen, 14, makes a presentation Friday to her eighth-grade language arts teacher, Jenny Fitts Reynolds, about how the Nazis tricked Jewish people into going more easily to concentration camps by telling them their lives would be better at a new place. About 50 presentations were given as part of a “Genocide Museum.” Language arts classes have been studying genocide and the Holocaust. “I created the project to try to send a message that it’s still very important, and we need to remember and stay aware,” said Fitts Reynolds. Norah is the daughter of Julie and Jim Feilen.
Kenzie Galloway, 14, left, and Jocelyn Feir, 13, both eighth-graders at Miller Middle School, talk about their presentation Friday as part of a “Genocide Museum.” Kenzie is the daughter of Beth Gordon, and Jocelyn is the daughter of Kate and Cameron Feir.
