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Special Programs - Multiculturalism

The school is dedicated to excellence in its educational programs and in personal character development. Fundamental to such excellence is an inclusive curriculum and a diverse community where members learn to live within and to appreciate and celebrate a rich variety of cultures. In addition, the school teaches students to recognize and address overt and subtle racism as well as other inequities caused by class, gender or religion, which exist in every community and throughout the world.

The school commits itself to narrowing the divisions which mistrust and estrangement have caused in society. To that end, the school expects its members to treat each other with basic kindness, respect and equity, so that all who attend our school are aware of their own culture and a respect for the cultural identities of others.

Currently BB&N encourages clubs such as the Asian Cultural Society, Islamic Society, G.S.A. (Gay/Straight Alliance), Multicultural Students' Alliance, Women's Issues Group, and others. Some activities and events hosted by BB&N include the Multicultural Student Alliance Dance, an Islamic Society Iftar Dinner, Parent Inclusiveness Workshops focusing on issues such as culture, race, and sexual orientation.

At this point in our country's history, it is appropriate for the School to address the legacy of racism and to engage in discussion and debate about methods and specific goals for achieving multiculturalism.