DAVENPORT -- Washington Elementary fifth-grade teacher LaVerle Dixon will step back and let his instruction live on, after teaching black history for 33 years.

RAHWAY, NJ — Roosevelt Elementary School’s recent Black History Month program highlighted student performances, student work, and Rahway history. The program began with a performance designed ...

ASHLAND - Ashland High School and Ashland Elementary School have postponed Black History Month programs and celebrations that were originally scheduled for last week, rescheduling them for this ...

Camp HBCYouth co-founders Brian Wright and Reagan Fresnell share how their HBCU-rooted summer program empowers elementary ...

Black professionals and college students worked and performed with Hudson Elementary School students in Rock Hill during the school's 8th annual 'My Story' day in celebration of Black History ...

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Bryan ISD has been celebrating Black History Month this week, performing programs for classmates and families. One of the performances at Branch Elementary included Bryan ...

JOHNSTON, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - Our local communities are still paying homage to Black trailblazers who paved the way for the future to come. Friday marks the end of black history month and Johnston ...

Waco, TX (FOX 44) — Alta Vista Elementary held a parade in honor of Black History Month on Thursday. The youngest generation celebrated Black History Month by making and showing off posters ...

In the afternoons, Bowling, 49, can be found at one of the three after school program sites: Miami Shores Elementary, Norwood Elementary and Jeremiah Academy in Miami Gardens.

LAFAYETTE, La. — On the last day of Black History Month, the Dr. Raphael A. Baranco Elementary School held their Black History Month celebration. The theme this year was 'HBCUs: Intelligence ...

LEWISBURG — Reading to elementary students in the Lewisburg Area School District for Black History Month has been a highlight for Morgan Brill. The Bucknell University junior from Elysburg on ...

The program included dance routines, poems, information about black historical figures and guest speakers Marcel Reed and Nana Boadi-Owusu. “It felt great,” exclaimed Aggie quarterback, Reed.