Moton Museum Virtual Visit with CCPLS – Online
The Moton School Story can be told from many different perspectives. This version of the Moton School Story uses primary sources to inform about Moton’s history and that of the April 23, 1951, student-led strike, when students walked out of school protesting inadequate educational facilities. The Moton School Story is a story of how the “Separate but Equal” Supreme Court decision impacted the Prince Edward County community and the story of those that resisted “Separate but Equal.”
The Moton Museum will be visiting us virtually through Zoom in an outreach opportunity for families and schools on Thursday, Feb. 10, 10 a.m. (Teachers are welcome to join with their class.)
Claim your spot through our Eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/moton-museum-virtual-visit-wccpls-tickets-244466013427.
This interaction is geared for elementary students, but all grade levels are invited.
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