DC school built to educate blacks in 1800's celebrates milestone
The Charles Sumner building opened in 1872 as one of the first schools for DC’s African American children. It's now the archives for DCPS founded in 1802.
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The Charles Sumner building opened in 1872 as one of the first schools for DC’s African American children. It's now the archives for DCPS founded in 1802.
Day two of the hybrid event opens at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library today through Saturday