Celebrating Black History
To wrap up Black History month, FHC students got the chance to participate in a Black History month assembly on Feb. 28. Students and staff were able to listen to a poet and a motivational speaker as well as see performances from our own Choir and Step Dance Team. Elizabeth Dailey-LeFlore holds a big part on the Step Dance Team.
“I have been doing step dance for the majority of my life,” Dailey-LeFlore says, “The whole assembly gave me joy to know that I can inspire others at school and in society.”
Even though Black History month is over, the differences and accomplishments of all people should be celebrated all year round.
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