McCleskey Middle named ‘No Place For Hate’

By Daarel Burnette II

March 7, 2013

McCleskey Middle School was recently designated a “No Place For Hate” school by the Anti-Defamation League. To be given the designation, students worked to educate their peers on bullying behaviors, diversity and acceptance.

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