September 11th Observance

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Dear Framingham Community:

As we come upon the 20th anniversary of the attacks on our nation, September 11, 2001 is, for many, a memory that is forever seared in our hearts and minds.

The Framingham Public Schools will be honoring those who died as a result of the horrific attacks on September 11th, Massachusetts Fallen Military Heroes since 2001, including the recent American Troops who died in Afghanistan while in service to our country with a moment of silence during the school day on Friday, September 10, 2021.

In addition, here are the many ways that we are honoring this important time in our lives:

• On Saturday night at 8PM Framingham Public Schools and Amazing Things Art Center will present Bystander 9/11. This play by Meron Langsner and the post-event panel discussion will also be livestreamed on Facebook. Here is the link: www.facebook.com/framinghamps/live.

• Teachers were provided academic and social emotional resources for classroom based discussions. You can find them here for your reference.

In your own quiet moments of self-reflection or as you share the remembrance with loved ones who have only ever known a post-9/11 world, I hope that you can find peace and healing at a time of so much trauma in our world.

Very truly yours,

Bob Tremblay