Building named for first Black student in Seminole Public Schools
The student who launched the integration of Seminole County public schools now has a building named in her honor.
Source: fox35orlando.com
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The student who launched the integration of Seminole County public schools now has a building named in her honor.
At 14 years old, Ingrid Burton Nathan became the first African-American to integrate Seminole County Public Schools in 1964.
Despite the racist taunts and obstacles she would endure integrating a white school during segregation, Ingrid Burton-Nathan was determined to get an education.