Blacks In Wax Museum Hosted
by Andrew Robinson Elem.
by William Jackson, M.Ed.
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Iconic figures of Black History visited Andrew Robinson Elementary
during  Black History Month.

Students from Andrew Robinson Elementary, Highlands Elementary,
SOS Academy and several churches were in awe as historical figures
gazed with prominence and stood stately and impressive during Black
History Month at Andrew Robinson Elementary School in Jacksonville,
Florida.

Urban Education Symposium 2012
http://www.fscj.edu/mydegree/news-events/urban-education-symposium/

Attended by Malcolm Bloodsaw of Holiday Hill Elementary,
S J Hannan of Andrew Robinson Elementary, William
Jackson educator with DCPS and Edward Waters College.
The Symposium’s focus is on Reclaiming Young Black Males
for Jacksonville’s Future. Malcolm and SJ, the many young
Black men in attendance and the thousands that reside in
Jacksonville the Symposium was directed at them.

BHM-Leading Black Children To Graduation

Black History Month should lead to increased graduations for Black students. There are about four months left in the school year. Graduation ceremonies
will flourish across the country. Parents and family members will proudly watch high school diplomas presented to student’s that successfully achieved a great accomplishment by defying odds of dropping out and quitting, especially young Black males and females.