Mae Jemison News

 
U.S. News University
OPINION: Black women recognized in American culture and history
Rapid City Journal
Mae Jemison became the first black woman to travel into space. She broke down societal barriers and set the example for young black women in America. Jemison graduated from high school at the age of 16 and went on to study at Stanford University.
BIO Channel's BIO.com Celebrates Black History MonthSacramento Bee

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WXYZ
DPS names 16 schools to close; some parents worried
Detroit Free Press
Students from a nearby school walk past the Mae Jemison Elementary School in Detroit on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012. DPS announced today that 16 school buildings will close, including Jemison Elementary. / Patricia Beck/DFP By Chastity Pratt Dawsey Detroit ...
Detroit schools manager names schools to close this fallWorld Socialist Web Site
DPS emergency manager to announce school closures WednesdayWXYZ

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Southwestern High to close
Detroit Free Press
He earlier visited Mae C. Jemison Elementary, and he told parents at Ludington Magnet Middle School that their program will be relocated to the Langston Hughes Academy building. On Monday, Roberts is scheduled to visit Kettering High School and City ...

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ThyBlackMan
My Problem, Yes with Black History Month…
ThyBlackMan
Every year there is discussion over the Black innovators: George Washington Carver, Madame CJ Walker, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams and Mae Jemison. Every year there is discussion over the Black thinkers: WEB Dubois and Booker T. Washington.

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Detroit Free Press
Map: See which DPS schools are closing
Detroit Free Press
Mae C. Jemison Academy, 16400 Tireman: While the program and building will close, students will be reassigned to Gardner Elementary School or Henderson Academy. 13. Mason Elementary School, 19635 Mitchell St.: All students currently enrolled at Mason ...


 
Girl Scouts seeking nominations for the 2012 North Alabama Women of ...
al.com (blog)
By Yvonne T. Betowt, The Huntsville Times Craig Barrett, Intel CEO, left, Dr. Mae Jemison, former astronaut, and Richard Robinson, Chairman, President & CEO of Scholastic, at the first Intel/Scholastic 21st Century Schools of Distinction Awards ...


 
Detroit Public Schools preps new facilities, plans to close some others
MLive.com
Freep: On Thursday, Roberts visited Mae C. Jemison Elementary to discuss the building's closure. Also he told parents at the high-achieving Ludington Magnet Middle that their program will be relocated –- and kept as a separate application school ...

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