Rogers High School is opening its doors to the public for a special World War II poster exhibit. The event is scheduled for this evening from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m., offering a unique opportunity for community members to connect with the personal stories of those who lived through the war.
The initiative, led by the school’s social studies department, aims to bridge the gap between historical events and the individuals who experienced them. Karrie Docterman, the head of the social studies department at Spokane Public Schools, emphasized the importance of this connection.
“Anytime I can get students to see the relevance and impact of history so that maybe they can learn from history and have those takeaways, that’s my job and that’s why I teach,” said Docterman.
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