Black History Month
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February marks Black History Month and students at Daniel Wright engage in a variety of curriculum-aligned activities to explore the history and achievements of Black Americans. Library Media Specialist Tabatha Otto curates a diverse selection of books, including biographies of influential figures, accounts of historical events, and contemporary fiction that highlights Black authors and features African American characters.