Students at Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School have been learning Russian history through one of their International Baccalaureate (IB) courses. Charter School social studies teacher Deidre Brown leads the small group of juniors and seniors, also making an effort so that they can understand the Russian invasion of Ukraine that erupted in February.
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