Concord Middle Students Bring Black History to Life Through Living Museum
Eighth-graders embody poets, inventors, athletes and civil rights leaders — connecting national icons and local history to their own lives.
Monday morning inside the media center at Concord Middle School, history didn’t sit quietly in textbooks.
It stood tall. It spoke. It made eye contact.
Eighth-graders transformed into poets, inventors, civil rights leaders, athletes and entrepreneurs as part of a Black History Month living museum — an immersive project designed to bring the past into the present.
