•                                    Black History Month 2023

                             

  • Art contributions by Sea Park Elementary, University Park Elementary, Southwest Middle School, Palm Bay Magnet High School, Heritage High School

  • Origins of Black History Month and 2023 National Theme

  • Florida Launches the Annual Florida Black History Month Theme and Contests for Students and Educators

  • BPS Schools Participate in the 33rd Annual National African American Read-In

  • Additional Events and Activities

  • BPS Alumni Spotlight

  • BPS Partner Spotlight

  • Brevard Alliance of Black School Educators (BrevardABSE) Presents...

  • MOLD-EN OUR YOUTH Announces the 2023 Black History Month Essay Contest

  • The Life and Legacy of Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore

  • Who was Rosa Lee Jones, of Brevard County?

  • Who was Fannie Lou Hamer?

  • Who was Josiah T. Walls?

  • Who is Ruby Bridges?

  • Who was Augusta Savage?

  • Resources and Helpful Links

  • Brevard Public Schools embraces diversity and promotes belonging. We are honored to support our students and employees year-round and at times of cultural and heritage observances.  We value our diversity and how it makes us stronger in building connections and serving all stakeholders with dignity and respect.  Through year-round opportunities to recognize diversity and cultural observances, we will foster a culture where all people are valued by respectfully embracing what makes us different as a source of strength to make us stronger together.  Although every cultural observance may not be recognized through federal or state proclamation, they are publicly recognized across our country and communities.