Black History in Bunnell classrooms

Nina DeBodisco's students are inspired to overcome obstacles.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 4:30 a.m. March 3, 2022
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To celebrate Black History Month on Feb. 28, 65 students in Nina DeBodisco's classes at Bunnell Elementary School selected a Black figure from history who helped bring positive change to the world despite hardships along the way.

"The hallway was abuzz with students from fourth through fifth grade touring the exhibit," DeBodisco wrote in a text message to the Palm Coast Observer. "It was great to see the children get so excited about their project. They learned that it is possible to overcome great obstacles and shine on."

 

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