Central Islip School District: Mulvey Students Study Black History

Press release from Central Islip School District:

02/19/2022

Fifth Grade Students at Mulvey Elementary School created a "living museum" which depicted and told of Black History and the people who have made groundbreaking, lasting impacts on the United States of America. Students conducted research on famous African-Americans men and women, wrote essays, and created dioramas, puppets, and numerous other unique, interesting projects. Fifth grade students, accompanied by their teachers, then visited other classrooms where they showcased and shared their projects to other students.

Fifth Grade Students at Mulvey Elementary School created a "living museum" which depicted and told of Black History and the people who have made groundbreaking, lasting impacts on the United States of America. Students conducted research on famous African-Americans men and women, wrote essays, and created dioramas, puppets, and numerous other unique, interesting projects. Fifth grade students, accompanied by their teachers, then visited other classrooms where they showcased and shared their projects to other students.

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