This past Sept. 11, the students of the Charter High School for Law and Social Justice in the Bronx were like most other New York City students talking about the terrorist attacks that struck the city 14 years ago that day.
Samantha Pugh, the school’s principal, and other educators shared their memories of the attacks with their students, which occurred when many of them were newborns.
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