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Glastonbury Public Schools honors

Black History Month!

February

Photo of a chalk board display with pictures of famous black people in history. It reads, "Black History Month."

Photo of famous African American storyteller, Valerie Tutson on stage at Gideon Welles school.

Photo of the group, The Lost Tribe, playing African instruments on stage at Gideon Welles School. The large projection screen reads, "Welcome to Ghana."

One of the performers from the The Lost Tribe poses with Gideon Welles School Art teacher, Adriana Bruno.

Bulletin board display celebrating Black History Month in the Latinx community. It includes photos of famous individuals who have positively influenced our world.

Display case in the lobby of Glastonbury High School with a banner that reads, "Dream like Martin, lead like Harriet, fight like Malcolm, think like Garvey, build like Madam C.J., speak like Frederick, educate like W.E.B., challenge like Rosa, inspire like Obama.

Photo showing posters of famous African American musicians like Jimi Hendrix and a Rolling Stone cover featuring Daft Punk.

A bulletin board with many short biographical summaries of famous African American musicians.

Photo of bookshelf display all about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Photo of bookshelf in a library with a sign on top that reads, "Black History Month." There are many books on the bookshelf.

Photo of poster of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that has been colored in by fourth and first grade students as part of their Book Buddies program.

Photo of a wall decorated with a Black History Month Banner. It also has small posters of several different famous Black figures that have made a significant positive difference to our society. They are Oprah Winfrey, Mae Jemison, Maya Angelou, Michael Jordan, Colin Powell, Williams Sisters, Michelle and Barack Obama, and Simone Biles. Each poster has a QR code and a short paragraph about the individual.

Glastonbury Public Schools

628 Hebron Avenue ■ P.O. Box 191 ■ Glastonbury, CT 06033-2361 ■ Phone 860-652-7961

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