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City Council Allocates $1 Million for 9/11 Education Fund for NYC Students

The New York City Council has approved a $1 million funding initiative to educate students about the September 11 attacks. The funding will primarily support the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in providing free field trips for public school eighth graders and expanding virtual educational programs. City Council Speaker Julie Menin emphasized the importance of teaching younger generations about the events and the unity that followed.

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The New York City Council has approved a $1 million funding initiative to educate students about the September 11 attacks. The funding will primarily support the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in providing free field trips for public school eighth graders and expanding virtual educational programs. City Council Speaker Julie Menin emphasized the importance of teaching younger generations about the events and the unity that followed.

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Menin to announce $1M funding to educate NYC’s youngest on 9/11 tragedy they weren’t alive for

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City Council Allocates $1 Million for 9/11 Education Fund for NYC Students