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LCC's Coalition of Racial Equality (CORE) has a host of activities planned this month, with a special focus on stories of unsung heroes.
We are looking forward to student presentations at high school assemblies and in the Junior School classrooms throughout February. Also on the agenda is a civil rights museum exhibit that will be set up by CORE.
Exploring Black history is a year-round commitment at LCC, with ongoing initiatives and activities woven into our curriculum and events.