The origins of Black History Month stretch back over the course of a century, first as a celebratory week and eventually the month of February. It serves as a celebration of the legacy of Black Americans who helped to build our nation and also as a time of remembrance and acknowledgement of injustice. In schools, Black History Month provides an important teaching tool for learning about struggle and success as well as ...

We have never been more connected, yet further apart. The inundation of information into our lives has been an evolution in how each and everyone consumes data, images, videos, podcasts, and gifs (pronounced jiff for those looking to start a battle royal). It is a lot for the school communications professional to digest....