Name: Wisconsin high school introduces AP African studies program
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Description: Beloit Memorial High School will make history as the first school in Rock County, Wisconsin, to introduce an Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies course.

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Beloit Memorial High School will make history as the first school in Rock County, Wisconsin, to introduce an Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies course.



WRAL NEWS THAT ONE HULU AND THE WRAL APP AND TV OR STREAMING DEVICE. BELOIT MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL WILL MAKE IT HISTORY AS THE FIRST SCHOOL IN ROCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN, TO INTRODUCE AN AP AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM. >> DESTIN HOWARD SPOKE WITH A TEACHER AND A STUDENT AS TO WHY THIS ADVANCED LEARNING OPPORTUNITY IS A WIN FOR ALL STUDENTS. >> I FEEL LIKE IT'S GOOD FOR US TO STEP OUT THE BUCKS AND LEARN ABOUT. >> ALL OF OUR HISTORY, NOT JUST SOME OF THE BELOIT MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE OFFERING AN AP AFRICAN STUDIES COURSE THIS FALL MAKING HISTORY AS THE FIRST TO DO SO IN ROCK COUNTY. SENIOR CHRIS WOODS IS HAPPY TO SEE HIS SCHOOL MAKING THIS CHANGE AS WE DO WISH I GOT MORE DECIDE THAT. OKAY. SO JUST BECAUSE THE MLK BLACK HISTORY. >> THAT THAT'S THAT'S GOOD TO LEARN. YOU KNOW, SAM, BUT IT GETS REPETITIVE. YOU KNOW, THE COURSE EXPLORES AFRICAN CIVILIZATIONS, THE AFRICAN DIASPORA. >> THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, ARTS AND CULTURE. WHY DO YOU THINK IT'S IMPORTANT THAT, YOU KNOW, BLACK AND BROWN KIDS ARE GETTING AS OPPOSED >> YOU KNOW, THIS TYPE OF EDUCATION THAT THEY MAY NOT HAVE BEEN GETTING BEFORE. >> IF IT WERE UP TO ME, THEY BE GETTING IT FROM KINDERGARTEN ON BECAUSE MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION IS IMPORTANT FOR ALL STUDENTS AND I THINK FOR ANY STUDENT TO BE ABLE TO SEE THEMSELVES IN THE CURRICULUM, YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THEM TO REALLY. I MEAN, BY INTO THE EDUCATION, THE COURSE IS OPEN TO 10TH THROUGH 12TH GRADERS. >> THERE WILL BE MULTIPLE CLASSES MAKING ROOM FOR ANY STUDENT WHO WANTS TO JOIN. AND I FEEL LIKE IT'S A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS TO LEARN ABOUT IT. >> YOU KNOW, SANTA TAKING IT BECAUSE NOT EVERY SCHOOL, NOT EVERY COURSE GOES TO OTHER THAT. THEY JUST TELL YOU THE BASICS. WE BELIEVE IN INCLUSIVITY. WE BELIEVE IN EVERYBODY. AND WHEN I SAY MULTICULTURALISM IS MULTICULTURAL, EDUCATION IS FOR EVERYBODY. I MEAN, THAT THIS AFTERNOON, MAYOR, AP AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES IS NOT ONLY FOR AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDENTS. IT'S FOR EVERYBODY. >> AS DESTIN, HOWARD REPORTING IN 1994, FLORIDA BECAME THE FIRST STATE TO PASS A LAW MANDATING THE TEACHING OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY IN SCHOOLS. AND NOW WITH REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS AT THE HELM, THE STATE HAS BEEN AT THE FOREFRONT OF EFFORTS TO RESTRICT LESSONS

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