(Arapahoe, WY) – Arapaho Charter High School is honored to announce the upcoming showing of the internationally renowned exhibit Anne Frank: A History for Today, developed by the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.
The exhibit will be on display at Arapaho Charter High School from October 27 through November 21, 2025, offering students, families, and the broader community a powerful opportunity to learn about the life of Anne Frank, the history of the Holocaust, and the importance of human rights, tolerance, and civic responsibility. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
What makes this presentation unique is that it will be guided by Arapaho Charter High School students themselves. Prior to the event, ACHS students will be trained by professional educators from the Anne Frank House, equipping them to serve as docents who lead visitors through the panels and stories of Anne Frank’s life.
Schools and community members wishing to arrange a visit to the exhibit should contact Heather Pasquinelli, English Teacher at Arapaho Charter High School, at heather.pasquinelli@fremont38.com.
Mrs. Pasquinelli has been a Holocaust educator for over 20 years and has served as a Teacher Fellow for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC since 2013. She has led numerous workshops and trainings on Holocaust education. In addition, she is a TOLI Educator who attended the New York City Summer Seminar and was awarded a Fund for Teachers grant in 2023 to study the Rwandan Genocide. She also teaches a high school English course on Holocaust and Genocide Studies Through Literature.