Films in the Schools, our community outreach program is in its third year. Since the school program began, we have shared our films with over 3,000 public and Jewish Day School students.

Film as a medium allows young people to learn on a different level; characters, legends and stories come alive on celluloid. One of our main goals is to help teach tolerance and brotherhood through film.

We have met some of the most extraordinary educators over the last few years; teachers who take the study guides provided by the state and school district and make their subjects come alive, taking education to a higher and more personal level with their students.

The success of our Films in the Schools program can be felt by the questions the students ask, and the essays and thank you letters that are written. Our goal this year is to reach out to more schools, helping to teach young students about acceptance and diversity.