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Month: February 2008

Recalling the George Washington Carver School

Posted on February 18, 2008September 17, 2024 by Mike

The Cecil County Board of Education celebrated the legacy of one its former schools on February 10th when it rededicated the central office on Booth Street as the George Washington Carver Education Leadership Center. This facility, the county-wide high school for African-Americans in the era of segregated education, graduated its last class in June 1964….

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“The Not So Average Man” the Garnett Alumni Remembers

Posted on February 3, 2008September 17, 2024 by Mike

  Saturday afternoon, we attended a most informative and enjoyable program at the Henry Highland Garnett Elementary School in Chestertown sponsored by the Garnett High School Alumni.  The theme of this year’s program was “the not so average man,” and it celebrated the memory of Elmer T. Hawkins, the school principal. A large assembly of…

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