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http://www.scholastic.com/ems/SMP/082506/i...
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Dear Educator:
On September 11, 2001, the American mainland was attacked for the first time since the
War of 1812. The attack took more lives than Pearl Harbor and changed the direction of
U.S. policy, both foreign and domestic.

As with all defining historical moments, the attack was the culmination of many previous
events, which were only connected after the fact. The 9/11 Commission was created to
investigate and document those events and to extract valuable lessons from the tragedy.
Its report provides the most comprehensive record of how 9/11 happened, adding
valuable historical context to enhance our understanding of what happened and why.
This fall, the ABC Television Network will air a dramatization of these events, starting
with the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993 and ending with the morning of 9/11.
The miniseries, The Path to 9/11, will air with limited commercial interruption on
September 10 and 11. Based in large part on the Commission’s report, the film is a
compelling story that incorporates a great deal of information about what happened and
why.

As the Chair of The 9/11 Commission, I worked closely with the filmmakers and the
network to ensure the miniseries accurately reflects both the facts and the spirit of the
Commission’s findings. In addition to my input, the film reflects the guidance of many
people who were involved in the events depicted—from the CIA, the FBI, the Secret
Service, and the White House.

Because of that commitment to accuracy as well as a sincere respect for the subject, The
Path to 9/11 provides a unique opportunity for educators to bring those lessons into the
classroom, spark discussion, and help students gain understanding about what led to such
a defining moment in our country’s history.
Scholastic has created a discussion guide for educators who wish to use this opportunity
and this film for the benefit of their students. The guide provides ideas for introducing the
information into classrooms to create a valuable educational experience.
The discussion guide is available online at www.scholastic.com/pathto911. I encourage
you to review it and to use it to connect students with the history unfolding around them.
Sincerely,
The Honorable Thomas H. Kean
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Well there is one error we can point to already... The discussion guide is available online at www.scholastic.com/pathto911 , hahaha!

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