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Students in the Benicia High Unified School District took part in a day to raise awareness for Bridges after learning about the civil rights activist in school during this year.
Ruby Bridges made history as the first African American child to desegregate her school on November 14, 1960.
On Tuesday, Central Elementary School teachers, students, and parents all laced up their shoes and got out the door bright and early to participate in the Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day.
MADERA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A community Ruby Bridge Walk-to-School event across elementary schools will be held by the Madera Unified School Culture and Climate Department alongside middle and high schools Black Student Unions (BSU), officials announced on Monday. Officials say the event aims to educate and inspire students to learn about racial equality, promote tolerance, […]
Students and their families from Sacramento's Phoebe Hearst Elementary School community gathered at East Portal Park then they walked, just over a half mile, through the neighborhood near their school — ultimately arriving on school grounds.