O'Dell Lewis Watches Students Enrolling In Summer School At Forsythe Junior High, June 16, 1971
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Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1971
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O'Dell Lewis (standing), assistant director of 'Summer Adventure in the Black Experience' watches as students enroll for the tuition-free classes which begin this week at Forsythe Junior High School. This is the first summer school program in black education sponsored by the Ann Arbor Public Schools. The school enrolls grades 4-8 and also includes a work-study program for high school students.
Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1971
Caption
O'Dell Lewis (standing), assistant director of 'Summer Adventure in the Black Experience' watches as students enroll for the tuition-free classes which begin this week at Forsythe Junior High School. This is the first summer school program in black education sponsored by the Ann Arbor Public Schools. The school enrolls grades 4-8 and also includes a work-study program for high school students.
Year
1971
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June
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