African American Read Aloud with B. C. Graham Elementary
B. C. Graham Elementary School 2915 N Massachusetts Ave, TampaB. C. Graham Elementary is proud to announce our Second Annual African American Read Aloud! This year, our Read Aloud
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Welcome to the NCTE event calendar! Here, you can find a list of events, including webinars, workshops, and in-person conferences. These events provide opportunities for English language arts teachers to learn new strategies and techniques, network with colleagues, and stay up-to-date on the latest research and best practices in the field.
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Faith Ringgold Author Study
The Roeper SchoolOur Stage II (k/1st) class at The Roeper School is celebrating the African American Read-In by focusing on author, illustrator,
LPTS 2021 African American Read-In
Louisville Presbyterian Theological SeminaryLouisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary students, faculty, staff, and alums post videos of themselves reading a selected work from an African
JWE African American Read-In
JW Eater Junior High 400 E. Wabash Ave, RantoulThroughout the entire month of February, local Black community members will be sharing and highlighting a text from a Black
Clayton Schools’ Read-In
The 6th grade students of Clayton Middle School are utilizing an online platform to share readings and discuss the importance
Mat and Darrell read a book together
Midtown Reader 1123 Thomasville Road, TallahasseeWe are reading I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem by Maryse Conde together!
African American Read-In with UMSL’s College of Education
University of Missouri-St. LouisThe College of Education at the University of Missouri-St. Louis is participating in the African American Read-In in various ways.
NCTE African American Read-In Interactive Bulletin Board
Malone UniversityI asked all faculty, staff, and adminstrators at Malone University for recommendations of works by Black authors. Because of Covid,
Black Voices Matter and Leap from the Page
Stone Middle School Library VAAfrican American leaders in our community will read a variety of literature that has been written for and by Black
The 18th Annual African American Read-In with PLS
onlinePLS presents the 18th annual African American Read-In. This program is part of a national initiative started in 1990 by
Virtual Read In with Otto Bryuns Public Library of Northfield
Otto Bryuns Public Library of Northfield 241 West Mill Road, NorthfieldAlthough times are different this year, we will continue to celebrate our love of books written by Black authors. This
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Club 1908
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Eta Iota Omega Chapter presents Club 1908! This virtual experience was created by our member,
Lift Every Voice | Sing A Song
Princeton Community 2021 African American Read In (AARI2021) events for this year will focus on the triumph and inspiration of
African American Read In Virtual Event at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North & South
West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North and South New JerseyHigh school students at both High School North and South will participate in the Virtual African American Read In by
Gilliam School & Youth Services Center Black History Month Readathon
Gilliam School and Youth Services CenterOver the course of February, students and staff alike are engaging with a Readathon to see who can read the
SHHS Crew Read-In (private event)
Shaker Heights HIgh School 15911 Aldersyde Dr., Shaker HeightsThe students, faculty, and staff of Shaker Heights High School will read a school-wide text (or other African-American authored text)
BrevardABSE Community Virtual Read In
2021 African-American Virtual Community Read-In & Book Drive
BrevardABSE Community Virtual Read In
During Black History month we are inviting friends, family, and community leaders to join us by volunteering to read and
Terrell ISD celebrates African American Writers
Terrell Independent School DistrictAll Terrell ISD campuses celebrate and center African American authors during our virtual African American Read-In. Students, faculty and community
Black History Poetry Celebration with Fauquier High School
Fauquier High School 705 Waterloo Rd, WarrentonA VIRTUAL POETRY JAM HONORING AFRICAN AMERICAN POETS Fauquier High School students, staff, and community members celebrate Black History Month
BLACK HISTORY POETRY CELEBRATION at Fauquier High
Fauquier High School 705 Waterloo Rd, WarrentonA VIRTUAL POETRY JAM HONORING AFRICAN AMERICAN POETS Fauquier High School Students, Staff, and Community Members celebrate Black History month
Episcopal Collegiate School’s African-American Read-In
Episcopal Collegiate School Writing Center 1701 CANTRELL RD, LITTLE ROCKDuring the month of February, the Episcopal Collegiate School Writing Center will host an African-American Read-in. Upper School students and
B(L)ACK to the Future
Virtual School Grosse Ile TownshipThe Library team will partner with the English department for “B(L)ACK to the Future 2021". Students will rotate through two
B(L)ACK to the Future with I.C. Norcom High School
I.C. Norcom High School 1801 London Blvd., PortsmouthThe Library team will partner with the English department for “B(L)ACK to the Future 2021". Students will rotate through two
Marathon Reading of Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon
YouTubeCelebrate the birthday of one of America's most important writers with a marathon reading of Song of Solomon featuring Margaret
#OwnVoices read-aloud with UW Information School
University of Washington Information School WACelebrate Black History Month with a music-infused #OwnVoices read-aloud event for all ages. University of Washington Master of Library and Information Science students will
Kids Book Club, Black History Month edition
Zoom CAFebruary marks the kick-off of Kids Book Club, a joint program of the Silver Lake Family Collective and Alexandria House
OCLS African-American Read-In featuring Beverly Jenkins and Dr. Carla Hayden
Orlando Public Library 101 E. Central Blvd, OrlandoCelebrate African-American literature in poetry, story, and song, performed by local luminaries in conjunction with the 31st Annual National African-American Read-In.