2nd Quarter Success!

Principal's Scholars                                   High Honor Roll
Jordan McDonald                                        Amiracle Oneal          Jala Dowd
Malik Edison                                                Jasmine Lockett         Kristina Campbell
Alicia-Wells Thompson                               Mya Jordan

Citizenship                                                  Perfect Attendance
Amira Webb                                                Alicia Wells- Thompson
Amircale Oneal                                           Kristin McTier
Kristin McTier                                              Mya Jordan
Jordan McDonald                                        Dorian Jones
Jasmine Lockett                                           Kaya Harris
Mya Jordan                                                   Sidney Griffin
Aaliyah Hendricks                                       Rebecca Alawoda
Kaya Harris
Malik Edison
Jala Dowd
Kristina Campbell
Karson Caldwell
Olivia  Parker

Student of the Month "January and February"

Congratulations
Alicia-Wells Thompson and 
Kristina Campbell
for being an awesome students!!

 Keep up the superior work.

Monthly Research " February"

1. Selma

2. Willie Lynch Letter

3. Bloody Sunday

4. Civil Right Movement


Each week research a topic from the list.

Monthly Poem "February"

THE DREAM

Black, Indian, Biracial, White,

coming together in a dream of the night.

Has the dream become reality yet,

or are stereotypes still set?

Has the dream become permanent

or will color stay a determinant?

The dream is alive and awake

ready to love and give without take.

We are one nation indivisible;

we are a diverse nation that is miscible.

United we stand in hand

no matter what shade or color of skin

can truly define what lies within.

The start of the struggle is in the beginning

through the Middle Passage horrors to beatings and killings.

Then Civil War shed blood of brothers

so that Blacks were no longer “the others.”

The racial unfairness still continues

with unmentioned fighting issues.

The fight for freedom, the fight for truth

the fight to eliminate stereotypes in youth.

Martin Luther King’s dream presented the fissures

in our society which must resolve in parity America’s hope

for more freedom and equality

where ALL men  stand in sodality.

The America of integrations

not the America of Malcolm X’s segregation.

The dream is alive in man today

even though some people begin to stray,

everyone believes in progress and hope

that together we can climb the slippery slope

of struggle for equality; freedom with no separations

due to gender, class, or race and no partitions.

This is the struggle all humans face.

We have overcome many conflicts

in hopes of racial intermix.

All thanks to a dream

a dream of one man, to promote justice and equality throughout the land

the dream that Blacks and Whites will stand

strong and steady together in the land of hope, success, and progress

instead of the land of desolation for the suppressed.

The country that is united and diverse

the land we call “best in the universe.”

Young Authors Winners

Mark Belin

Zoe Fletcher

Jordan McDonald

Alicia Wells-Thompson

Sidney Griffin