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Glastonbury Public Schools celebrates

Women's History Month!

March

Photo of a bookshelf in a library. It is displaying books honoring Women's History Month. The book titles are: Amelia and Eleanor Go for a Ride, Malala's Magic Pencil, The World is not a Rectangle, Frida, The Watcher, Who is Sonia Sotomayor? and Jane Goodall, among others who's titles aren't showing.

Here's a quick sampling of some Women's History Month activities and displays in our schools.

Photo of a display on a wall. It's titled, A Periodic Table of Inspiring Women. There are pictures of all different famous women in each square of the Periodic Table. They are divided into the following categories: Artists & Performers, Activists & Advocates, Athletes, Scientists & Mathematicians, and Trailblazers.

Photo of a bookshelf in a school library. The sign at the top reads, "Celebrate Women's History Month." Some of the books include, Changing the Equation, Amelia to Zora, Amazing Women of the Middle East, Girls Who Run the World, Girls Solve Everything, Finding Wonders, She Raised Her Voice! 50 Black Women Who Sang Their Way Into Music History, Curious, and Women in Sports.

Photo of a bulletin board. The sign at the top reads, "Celebrating Women's History Month." There are signs all over the board with the names of different occupations–NASA Astronaut, Chief Scientist, Artificial Intelligence, Roboticist, Chemist, Physician, Educator, Scientist, Defender, Innovator, Biopharmacist, Biotechnologist. There are other words like inspiration, protector, human rights, brave, DNA, diagnostics, molecular structures, double helix, artificial intelligence, endeavor, space shuttle, media arts, Nobel prize, and malaria. Along with the words there are photos of different famous women throughout history who have improved the world in one of these fields.

Photo of shelf in the library displaying books for Women's History Month.

Photo of banners hung up under a window in a school office. Each has a different inspirational quote from a famous woman.

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