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Black   History Month


​Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by Black Americans and a time for recognizing the central role of Black folx in U.S. history. ​It is the mission of San Diego Unified School District to educate on the rich culture, invaluable contributions, struggles, triumphs, and memorable figures of African American History in the hopes that these efforts are observed from January 1st-December 31st. Read some of our Board of Education's recent resolutions to support Black students, staff, and community including the 2021 Black History Month Resolution, the Summer of Freedom Resolution, and the Juneteenth Resolution!

LEARN  A  BIT  ABOUT  THE  SDUSD  READ-IN!     HAPPENING ALL MONTH!

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    Do   you   have   student   work  to  share?

    If your students have created projects, essays, artwork, poetry, or participated in activities to observe Black History Month, please share them here! You can also submit photos of events and observances happening at your school. They may be featured on this website or in the Cultural Awareness Center located at the Eugene Brucker Education Center.