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NMHZ holds laser show in honor of Black History Month

NMHZ holds laser show in honor of Black History Month

On March 4, 2025, Nelson Mandela/Dr. Hosea Zollicoffer School hosted the "Laser Reader" and "Black History Tribute Laser Show" that captivated students and faculty alike.

The event featured vibrant laser lights that danced to the rhythm of powerful tributes, celebrating the rich legacy of Black history. Students actively participated with glow sticks, adding their own light to the colorful display. It was a day of education, unity and fun, as the school came together to honor the past while shining brightly into the future.

"Ask, Visualize, Interpret, Decide," displaying on light show screen.
Students watching screen for light show.
Light show displaying Harry Potter.
Light show saying "Fiction, Nonfiction"
Students wearing light bands.
Students sitting and watching light show.
Students sitting on floor for light show.
Students watching light show figure.
Students watching light show.


 

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Group of students posing for the camera.

Sixth-grade scholars from Vito DiMatteo Michele Batista's class at Nelson Mandela/Hosea Zollicoffer School were lucky to receive a free trip to Ridgefield Playhouse! Scholars spent the day learning about different planets in our solar system through art and theater. The group attended a musical performance about the solar system based on the 90s show "The Magic School Bus." 

Student standing with teacher in Egyptian clothing.

Sixth-grade students at Nelson Mandela/Dr. Hosea Zollicoffer School created an Ancient Egyptian Museum as a culminating end of the unit project and presented it last Friday. Students also gathered information and presented their projects to the school as well as members from the Board of Education. 
 

Dr. White-Wallace speaking to students.

Students at Nelson Mandela/Dr. Hosea Zollicoffer heard from a variety of professionals from different industries for their Black History Month guest speaker event during the first week of February. Guest speakers discussed their career paths and what Black History Month means to them.

Students teachers, principal and assistant principal in front of No Place for Hate bulletin board.

At Nelson Mandela/Dr. Hosea Zollicoffer School, the fact that they are a No Place for Hate (NPFH) school is cherished. For their monthly NPFH activities this month, students created a bulletin board with their signed pledges, promising to stay committed building positivity in the school and staying true to NPFH values. 

Choir teacher next to choir students in bleachers.

On Monday, December 16, led by Nelson Mandela/Dr. Hosea Zollicoffer School’s music teacher Mr. Baik, the student choir serenaded parents and students with holiday classics!