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Harmony House Early Learning Center Remembers 9/11

As a simple but visible tribute, students and staff from NCC Harmony House Early Learning Center honored the victims of Sept. 11, 2001, by marching in Newark on the 13th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.
As a simple but visible tribute, students and staff from NCC Harmony House Early Learning Center honored the victims of Sept. 11, 2001, by marching in Newark on the 13th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.
Led by Sister Maurice Okoroji, right, Director of Harmony House Early Learning Center, the students and staff waved flags, held banners and marched on the sidewalk. Okoroji said it’s important to teach the younger generations who weren’t born then about both the lives lost and the heroism displayed on that day.
Led by Sister Maurice Okoroji, right, Director of Harmony House Early Learning Center, the students and staff waved flags, held banners and marched on the sidewalk. Okoroji said it’s important to teach the younger generations who weren’t born then about both the lives lost and the heroism displayed on that day.
Sgt. James Massey of NCC’s Security Department escorted the group as they marched and ensured the safety of both students and staff.
Sgt. James Massey of NCC’s Security Department escorted the group as they marched and ensured the safety of both students and staff.

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