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 ebruary
is black history month, and it is a remembrance of
important people and events in African American
History. On 1926, Dr. Carter G. Woodson, a Harvard
scholar, organized the first Negro History that took
place on the second week of February. Woodson choose
this date to coincide with the birthdays of Frederick
Douglas and Abraham Lincoln. Today, February is a
four-week long celebration of African American History.
Students from all West Oso ISD are coming
together to celebrate this month with different
activities. These activities include
readings, dances, and different programs representing
important events in African American History.
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