Kickoff for Central Unified School District's commencement of the new academic year commences
In the heart of California's Valley, the back-to-school season is in full swing. Over 16,000 students are returning to classrooms in the Central Unified School District, marking the resumption of classes after summer vacation.
Amongst the 24 schools in the district, one school has made history. In June, the Central Unified School District announced the appointment of Dr. Mark Marshall as the new superintendent. Alongside this news, they made another significant announcement - the naming of a school after a Punjabi Sikh human rights activist.
The specific location of the school is not mentioned, but it is within the district's boundaries. The activist, whose identity is not disclosed, was known for exposing widespread abuses by Punjabi police. This marks a historic event as it is the first school in the United States named after a Punjabi Sikh human rights activist.
The school, yet to open or already operational, has been named the Jaswant Singh Khalra Elementary School. This decision by the Central Unified School District is a testament to their commitment to diversity and recognition of significant figures who have contributed to human rights.
As the new school year begins, the Central Unified School District continues to make strides in education and inclusivity. The naming of the school after the Punjabi Sikh human rights activist is a significant step forward, and the community eagerly awaits the school's opening.
This news comes from KFSN, a local news station in California, keeping the community informed about the changes and developments within their educational system.
The Central Unified School District's latest decision to name a school after a Punjabi Sikh human rights activist falls under the category of education-and-self-development, as it promotes diversity and recognition of significant historical figures. Meanwhile, this story is featured as general-news on KFSN, a local news station in California, shedding light on the changes and developments within their education system.
