Black History Month: Dedicated educators, support staff recognized at Williamsbridge school
A Bronx youth empowerment program kicked off celebrations at the Richard R. Green Middle School Campus Thursday- the first day of Black History Month.
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38ds agoA Bronx youth empowerment program kicked off celebrations at the Richard R. Green Middle School Campus Thursday- the first day of Black History Month.
Educators, principals and support staff from the elementary, middle school and high school were recognized for their dedication to what they call "a village" at New York City Public Schools.
News 12’s Elly Morillo has more on how the Bronx Youth Empowerment Program is looking to remind and inspire future leaders to remain in community.