Race, Class, and Punishment

CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 18.01.02

  1. Unit Guide
  1. Demographics
  2. History
  3. Revitalization of Church Hill
  4. Rationale
  5. The Theory
  6. Juvenile Justice System
  7. Coming Out of or Disruption of the School-to-Prison-pipeline: A Model for Change
  8. Curriculum
  9. Outcome
  10. Bibliography

A Church Hill: The Birth, Death, Revival But What About the Children?

Angela Austin Brown

Published September 2018

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Outcome

  • Students will develop an appreciation of their educational experience.
  • Students will develop a strong sense of community pride and engagement.
  • Students will come to appreciate the area in which they live in and its rich history.
  • Students will learn more about their black heritage and the people who shaped the history of Richmond, Virginia, in particular, Church Hill.
  • Students will develop research and writing skills.
  • Students will develop project development, engineering, and health science skills.
  • Students will put into practice the modules to prevent becoming a part of the school-to-prison pipeline.

(See diagrams of Church Hill and historical landmarks of the area below)

Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School is located under the blue box marked Union Hill (Mosby Street)

Historical sites in Church Hill

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