Timber Drive Elementary School in Apex, North Carolina hosted two events in February. At the end of the month, the school held a Black History Month celebration attended by more than 400 community and family members. The event featured student performances and project presentations. The following morning, the school welcomed community members for a Read Across America session. First responders, community leaders, high school students, sports personalities, and former Timberwolves joined classroom reading activities.

Source: Wake County Public Schools

Source Type: School

Source Location: Apex

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