Black History Month at Roton
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Christine Hurley and Angela Di Nardo
Norwalk Public Schools hosted its second annual Black Heritage and History Festival, February 29, 2024. This year's theme celebrated "African Americans and the Arts," highlighting the many impacts Black Americans on visual arts, music, cultural movements and more!
Roton had the opportunity to participate in this fantastic event with vibrant energy!
A huge shoutout to our own Mrs. Miller- Haddock and her students for their contributions, showcasing their remarkable talents, and to Mrs. Schreil and her honor choir students for their performance and beautiful voices!
