Finding Peace in a New Hampshire Classroom
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High school students from Bosnia have found a safe and supportive community in Exeter, New Hampshire. They escaped the war in their home country and now attend Exeter High School.
The school has integrated the Bosnian students into regular classes. Teachers and fellow students provide extra help with English and schoolwork.
This environment offers the teens stability after the trauma of conflict. They can focus on their education and futures.
The program highlights how schools can help young refugees recover. It provides a space for healing and building new lives.