Black History Month Activities at MLWGS

We are facilitating several activities for BHM to create a continuum of cultural awareness. See the attached flyer that includes descriptions and dates for all activities.  

The MW Scavenger Hunt contest is open to teachers and students. If teachers would like to split the prize and work together, they can each receive a $25 gift card!

Visit Schoology for a link to the scavenger hunt.

All activities have been spearheaded by the SAC subcommittee, School Culture and Student Engagement (members: Rachel Loving, Joy Cobb, and Lisa Williams).  SAC would also like to acknowledge the contributions of Lisa Ebeling, Jeff Hall, Kara Love, and Lindsey LeCroy for facilitating events and sponsoring contests.

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