“It really brings tears to my eyes,” Holder King said. “For the students who are there now, I think that because the journey was taken as an opportunity to have them so keenly involved and for them to have so much ownership, I think it provides an invaluable lesson in civic-mindedness, accountability, responsibility, pride in what you put out into the community. This accomplishment is primarily theirs, for sure.”
Column: Harriet Tubman will take the place of racist scientist’s name on Lakeview’s Agassiz Elementary School
