SC Governor's School Students Visit Washington Center

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Details: By Washington Center; Published: 11 February 2019

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Students from the SC Governor’s School celebrated Black History Month with the students of Washington Center through the arts. Talented renditions of songs, music, dance and poetry brought African-American contributions to life for the enthusiastic audience.