Tuesday, November 25, 2008

History Connection

In the 1800s, Booker T. Washington started a school for African Americans that were not accepted in other schools because of their race. He believed that they should start from the bottom and work their way up in the road of education. If the African Americans wanted to suceed, Washington thought the right way to start was with knowledge.
This goal is still a challenge today that we also would like to accomplish. We want every minority to suceed in their academics to be able to be sucessful in their future.

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