Glen Oaks Park Elementary Teaches Students the A, B, Cs of Black History with Art Project
- February 23, 2011
Students used art to illustrate the importance of African Americans in pioneering various interests over several eras in the United States during Glen Oaks Park Elementary School’s Black History Art Project held in mid-February.
One of the most unique art projects was teacher Stephanie Taylor-Stell’s fourth-grade class’ work, which used decorated alphabet letters with collages of pictures to illustrate black history in America. While working on the project, they studied the famous African Americans they were depicting. This student art and many others were displayed at the school.
Taylor-Stell’s students, pictured left to right, are: (back row) Tangela Moore, Micah Bowie, Tyrion Brown, Nicholas Davis, Kaleb Augustus, Tyler Mason, Terrell Williams, (middle row) Chandler Richardson, Rhegan Penrow, Alai’Jai Hawkins, Deshannon Quiett, Tyrus Hampton, Demetrice Johnson, Sylvester Bouligny, Charles Hills, (front row) Keishaun Campbell, Treyvon Williams, Tyren Thompson, Kourtnei Miles, Ashanti Lavergne and Beyouncea Collins.
Principal Brister in Washington, D.C., to Accept McKinley Middle School’s Second Blue Ribbon Award
On Tuesday, November 13, 2012, Principal Herman Brister (pictured, left) and the school’s Teacher of the Year, Lynn Williamson (right), were in Washington, D.C., accepting McKinley Middle Academic Magnet School’s National Blue Ribbon Award from U.S. Department of Education’s Director of National Blue Ribbon Schools Program Aba Kumi (center). The event, which recognized some 314 schools from across the United States, was held at the Omni Hotel. Click herefor story.
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