To both inspire and inform their students about Black History Month, various teachers around the country are decorating their classroom doors — but they're taking their decorations to the next ...

But one classroom door depicting a “white” and “colored” entrance is causing some controversy. While some found some of these decorations to be offensive, others thought it was a great way ...

One way they’re doing that is by using their creativity and pride to decorate their classroom doors to pay homage to African-American heroes. Mourning told HelloBeautiful that their school has a ...

Bradshaw created a door decoration for her classroom — to display during Black History Month — with the powerful quote: "They didn't steal slaves... They stole scientists, doctors, architects ...

Davis told Fox News she’s been decorating classroom doors after notable or culturally diverse figures since 2018. Each design takes her about six or eight hours to put together. "I just know the ...

(WTAP) - Schools across the Ohio Valley are preparing to open their doors at the end of August ... way teachers decorate their classrooms. Classroom decorations have a bigger impact on students ...

Teachers, administrators, and staff are encouraged to decorate their office and classroom doors with hand cut construction ... Sometimes these decorations are part of contests, with prizes awarded ...

The internet is full of images of high-school teachers across the USA decorating classroom doors for Black History Month. Located in West Charlotte, near Beatties Ford Road, in Charlotte ...

Twinkling lights and DIY signs turned this classroom into a room straight from Hogwarts. This room is the definition of magical. Get creative with your door this year by covering it in blue paper.