A group of Hawley Middle School students are working on a project that's designed to keep the peace.
The peace program, run by the Regional Crime Victim Crisis Center, is focused on decreasing violence and bullying in schools, and promoting healthy relationships between students.
A group of 70 students are divided up to create visual presentations that send a message to their peers for positive change.
The students are using multimedia tools donated by the crisis center.
The groups will present their final projects at the end of the school year, then have them displayed on the Regional Crime Victim Crisis Center website.
The peace program, run by the Regional Crime Victim Crisis Center, is focused on decreasing violence and bullying in schools, and promoting healthy relationships between students.
A group of 70 students are divided up to create visual presentations that send a message to their peers for positive change.
The students are using multimedia tools donated by the crisis center.
The groups will present their final projects at the end of the school year, then have them displayed on the Regional Crime Victim Crisis Center website.
