of students said school did not go deep enough into women's history.
of students said they had received no women's history outside of optional classes.
of students did not know what a suffragist was, or what Title VII or Title IX were or did.
South Burlington HER
Learning women's history is essential because it gives students a complete and honest understanding of the past, highlights the leadership and resilience of women across generations, and helps ensure today's decisions are informed by voices that have too often been left out of classrooms and textbooks.
Meet Your Leaders
Left in photo
Kaydence!
Secretary
Middle in photo
Trusha!
President
Right in photo
Salma!
Vice President
“We started H.E.R because we've personally noticed that our school, along with many others, excludes a lot of women's history in the curriculum. Women's voices throughout history, and even now, have gone unheard. We believe that we can help make a change by joining H.E.R and pushing for our history to be taught.”
- Trusha Patel
SBHS Students
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