2. The National African American
Read-In is the nation's first and
oldest event dedicated to
diversity in literature.
http://www2.ncte.org/get-involved/african-american-read-in/
3. It was established in 1990 by the
Black Caucus of the
National Council of Teachers of
English to make literacy a significant
part of Black History Month.
http://www2.ncte.org/get-involved/african-american-read-in/
4. The Hazel Hainsworth Young
Library at Jack Yates High School
hosted a two day celebration!
http://www2.ncte.org/get-involved/african-american-read-in/
5. February 26-
First, our Name That Book Team
hosted an evening of games and
book discussions.
African American Read-In Jack Yates High School
17. February 26-
Then, we viewed August Wilson’s
play Fences, performed by our
school’s theatre department.
African American Read-In Jack Yates High School
18. African American Read-In Jack Yates High School
Our Theatre Department presents August Wilson’s
Fences!
19. African American Read-In Jack Yates High School
February 27-
Motivational Speaker Dieter
Cantu of Cantu’s Books
presented our students with
free books and t-shirts!
@dieter_cantu