“Her” Story Continues to Make History; Conversations with Gertrude Walker, Supervisor of Elections at Frances K. Sweet

Mrs. Gertrude Walker (left) with Principal Makeda Brome (Right) celebrate African American History at Frances K. Sweet Frances K. Sweet Magnet School is pleased to welcome Mrs. Gertrude Walker to speak with fifth-grade student Asja’nice Lewis, about her experiences as the Supervisor of Elections. Asja’nice is preparing for the African American History Gallery Walk honoring local influential history makers. Mrs. Walker has served as the first African American Supervisor of Elections for St. Lucie County for 36 years. What an accomplishment!

Retired SLC Educators Embrace a Rich History

Dr. Kevin Perry and Chris Craft, SLC Tax Collector Former band student at Westwood High School mentored by Dr. Perry. The SLC Retired Educator’s Association met to celebrate African American History during their recent gathering. Dr. Kevin G. Perry, Assistant to the Superintendent, was the featured speaker. His message, “The Power of YOU, Living Legacies in Education,” resonated with the audience of retired educators and community leaders. This powerful message encouraged retired educators and community leaders to continue to leave a lasting legacy.