Event name
Stevens School: DC's Little Known Educational Landmark
When
Tue 10 / 25 / 2022
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Where
Northwest Neighbors Village
Who can attend
Open to all
Limited capacity: Registration Closed
Price
FREE
Stevens School: DC's Little Known Educational Landmark
Stevens School, on 21st Street between K and L, is the DC's oldest school still in use, with much history to tell about DC public schools in general. Built in 1868 as the first public school for Black children, it is a surviving symbol of nearly a century of school segregation. Now newly rehabbed and modernized, it has gained renewed life as the school system's only stand-alone preschool learning center drawing children from all over the city. Historian Ralph Buglass will look back at the days of school segregation in the nation's capital through the lens of this little-known landmark.
SPONSOR: Northwest Neighbors Village
REGISTRATION: Registration limited to 100 attendees and required by Oct 24.
ACCESS: 24 hours before the event, attendees will receive the Zoom link in an email from Northwest Neighbors Village titled "Northwest Neighbors Village Event Reminder” with the event name included.
Please sign up here: Northwest Neighbors Village. A community of seniors supporting each other as they age in their own homes (helpfulvillage.com) to receive the zoom link. Please do this in addition to registering on the Cheverly Village site.