WEEKEND FUN
The ladies of New Outlook enjoyed a movie weekend at the theater. On Saturday, students saw CREED while another group went to see MISSING on Sunday.
Of course, both groups enjoyed ice cream afterward.
We are thrilled to congratulate Maxwell C. on his acceptance to Harrisburg Community College and Jacob C. on his acceptance to West Virginia University.
Both students completed their high school requirements at Summit Academy, and we look forward to the great things they will accomplish when they enroll in the fall.
Education really is your ticket to ride in life!!!
We might not have Spring weather yet but bring on the Spring sports.
WEEKEND FUN
The ladies of New Outlook enjoyed a movie weekend at the theater. On Saturday, students saw CREED while another group went to see MISSING on Sunday.
Of course, both groups enjoyed ice cream afterward.
These young men competed with heart and sportsmanship each time they took the mat.
We could not be more proud of every personal and team accomplishment achieved.
Writer, poet, composer, performer, professor and civil rights activist, Maya Angelou inspired millions with her words and conviction. Her extraordinary life and career took her all over the world. When she died at 86 years old, she had broken many barriers throughout her lifetime, from being the first Black female streetcar conductor in San Francisco to a full-time African-American professor at Wake Forest University despite not having a degree.
Angelou used her talents and gifts to communicate the struggles she faced as an African-American woman, as well as the triumphs she achieved through her tenacity and fierce spirit.
Born into slavery in 1856, Booker T. Washington became one of the leading African American intellectuals of the 19th Century. At 16, he walked 500 miles to attend the Hampton Normal Agricultural Institute in Virginia, working as a janitor to afford his tuition.
He established the National Negro Business League and the Tuskegee Institute, among other schools and businesses. Washington dedicated himself to promoting education and entrepreneurial opportunities for young African Americans.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH HIGHLIGHT – Dr. Mae Jemison
Dr. Mae Jemison, born in 1956 in Decatur, Alabama, became the first black woman to travel in space when she served as a mission specialist aboard the Space
While the season ended sooner than we hoped, we could not be more proud of our young men!!!
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