Putting Name to Face: Celebrating Black Excellence in Teaching & Learning
About the Exhibit:
Celebrate Black History Month with us through an inspiring exhibit that honours the contributions of past and contemporary Black educators in the Guelph, Wellington, and Waterloo regions. This engaging display chronicles the historical impact of Black communities on teaching excellence in the region and highlights modern efforts in Black educational excellence, focusing on anti-oppressive and inclusive pedagogies.
When and Where:
In keeping with anti-oppressive and inclusive practices, the exhibition extends beyond the University to embrace the broader community. This effort is made possible through partnerships the Art Gallery of Guelph, the Region of Waterloo Museums & Archives, and the Guelph Public Library. The exhibit will travel to:
Guelph Public Library, Downtown Main Branch: February 10–14, 2025
Guelph Public Library, Westminster Branch: February 17–24, 2025
Report Cards go home and are available on line on Wednesday February 12.
Pink, Red, or White or your favourite shirt for SPIRIT DAY on Friday, February 14.
Candy Grams are still on sale Monday - Thursday. They will be delivered on Friday.