Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19th, commemorates the end of slavery in the southern United States. On June 19, 1865, nearly two and half...

Did you know that MA has one of the lowest rates of incarceration in the U.S.? Currently, there are only 158 women incarcerated at MCI...

Part 2 In last week’s blog post we highlighted some of the ways in which Sharon Elementary Schools have made a concerted effort to...

Part 1 My name is Karen Woods. I am both a Sharon resident and the K-5 Social Studies and Science Curriculum Coordinator for the Sharon...

Let’s start with a quiz: How many people in this picture can you identify? How has learning about each of these individuals changed your...

Week 4: Then and Now In the final week of our Black History Month series let’s spend some time reflecting on how Black History Month came...

Week Three: HBCUs This week we are learning more about the importance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). On...

Week 2: The American Dream In honor of Black History Month, we are reflecting on what is missing from our understanding of U.S. history....

Week 1: Diversifying Our Bookshelves In honor of Black History Month, we are reflecting on what is missing from our understanding of ...

PLEASE REGISTER ON EVENTBRITE In honor of Black History Month please join us for a panel of Black students, parents, and educators...

Thank you for attending the collaborative three-part series, Black in Sharon. If you attended a post-session Community Conversation,...

We're coming up on the final session in the collaborative series Black in Sharon, put on by the Sharon Racial Equity Alliance and the...

If you attended session one of the three-session series, Black in Sharon, and haven't yet filled out the Feedback Survey, please take the...

On April 24, 2019 the Black Student Union from Sharon High School gave a presentation at a School Committee meeting. It was a powerful...