Teachers stand in solidarity of Black History Month

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Front row, left to right, Cheryl Jolly-Luster, Mary Bowers, Derrick Robinson, Angela Lane, Sharnez Givens. Middle row, left to right, Tavonda Palmer, Joelle McIntosh, Latonia Holland Back row, left to right, Richard Tibbs, Chris Pearson, Demetris Butler, October Maclin, Jeffrey Dean

February 21, 2020

On Friday, Feb. 21 the African-American teachers at Ritenour wore African attire in an attempt to  stand with me in solidarity of Black History Month.

It was their hope that their attire would remind the students that they should be proud of their heritage and that they stand united.

The event was organized by business teacher Cheryl Jolly-Luster.