Many students showed up to class in pajamas at George Washington High School in Denver on Tuesday to reflect their school pride as part of homecoming week. But pajama day and their school spirit was cut short, as students and teachers turned their focus to healing from a weekend of vandalism that left swastikas and hate speech sprawled across parts of the campus. Education reporter Erica Breunlin (BRUHN-LIN) is joining Equity Reporter Tatiana Flowers to talk more about the story.

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Many students showed up to class in pajamas at George Washington High School in Denver on Tuesday to reflect their school pride as part of homecoming week. But pajama day and their school spirit was cut short, as students and teachers turned their focus to healing from a weekend of vandalism that left swastikas and hate speech sprawled across parts of the campus. Education reporter Erica Breunlin (BRUHN-LIN) is joining Equity Reporter Tatiana Flowers to talk more about the story.
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