Celebrating Black History
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- Luther R. Manus, Jr.
- Jeanine McCreary
- Deanna McFarland
- Angela McNair
- Larry Meredith
- James Murfree
- Gregory L. Myers
- Ken Nickson Jr.
- LaShawna Page
- Lori Pickens
- Scherry Prater
- Shannon Pulliam
- Mazie Smith Purdue
- Tom Robinson
- Zakaria Sharif
- Harold C. Shields
- Chandra Slocum
- Maurice "Mo" Troop
- Dr. Leatra B. Tate
- Eva Tucker
- Nathaniel Turner
- Bruce Morton Wright
- Black History Month 2024: What Our Students are Learning
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- Black History Month 2022: What Our Students Learned
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- Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
- Celebrating Black History All Year
- Erie's Public Schools
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- Barbara Drew
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Barbara Drew
Barbara Drew devoted more than three decades of her life to Erie's Public Schools, teaching honors English. After she retired, the veteran educator continued her service outside of the classroom, serving on the boards of the Greater Erie Economic Development Corporation, Community Health Net and the Foundation for Erie's Public Schools.
A tireless advocate for children, she also joined the board of the Bradley H. Foulk Children's Advocacy Center, an organization designed to help minimize the trauma of child abuse and the process of prosecuting their abusers.