365 Days of Black History at Princeton Public Schools

The funds raised will go to the Black History Committee students to help Princeton Public Schools celebrate Black History 365 days of the year. This year the committee will be hosting an all-school assembly at Princeton High School and Princeton Middle School. The Black History Committee partners with BEACON staff members.

BEACON Mission: To develop pathways for Black student achievement through shared agency and collaborative efforts of parents, teachers, and stakeholders of the Princeton Public Schools community. Participation in academic extracurricular activities Participation in community-based servant leadership programs Participation in social and cultural programs designed to build strong intergenerational networks while sustaining rich historical contexts for learning Celebration of success within the community through annual recognition ceremonies Although our original mission and goals have been maintained, a critically important objective of this group is in direct alignment with district equity goals that support the recruitment and retention of faculty of color, especially those who identify as Black/African American, within the Princeton Public Schools.