The Museum of Tolerance is a human rights laboratory and educational center dedicated to challenging visitors to understand the Holocaust in both historical and contemporary contexts and confront all forms of prejudice and discrimination in our world today.
STEPS TO TOLERANCE is a unique, interactive, educational experience designed for 5th & 6th-grade students; It provides an age-appropriate introduction to Holocaust history and discusses current issues, including school bullying. This 2.5-hour program takes place entirely in the museum’s Youth Action Lab. Students act as “Explorers” as they connect historical events to contemporary issues of respect and responsibility at school and in the community. Students will meet a Holocaust survivor and hear personal testimony, examine Holocaust artifacts & photographs, and view a shortage-appropriate documentary about the Holocaust. Do not miss this one-of-a-kind experience! Click HERE for the complete program.
Additional Important Information:
- No late registrations or refunds will be processed after the closing date. No Exceptions.
- Free underground parking in the Museum complex (entrance on Pico Boulevard).
- Please do not park on residential streets.
- Security Procedures – All visitors pass through security screening when entering the Museum
- No drinks, food, gum, or backpacks in the Museum.
- Special Guidelines: Space is limited. No use of membership passes.
- Recommended for grades 5th & 6th, However, open to 3rd & 4th, parental discretion is advised.
- The program is 2.5 hours, and there are no breaks during the tour.
- All Students must be accompanied by a registered adult through PayPal.
- Note: If you have multiple Homeschool students, each Homeschool student must be registered for all Field Trips using their designated flex fund account. Any duplicate orders for the same field trip on one student’s account will not be allowed.
- Field Trip Photography Disclaimer: “Please be advised that photographs will be taken at this event for possible use on the Springs Charter Schools website, marketing materials, and all other SCS publications. If you do not want you or your child to be photographed, please advise the Field Trip Coordinator.
- How to Cancel: Forward your registration confirmation email receipt to carmelina.rosales@springscs.org with a detailed notation to cancel by the deadline date indicated on each field trip.
