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Louisburg students present Black History Month projects to council
Summary
A fifth‑grade ELA class from Louisburg Elementary presented Black History Month projects to the council; council members praised the students' research and public speaking and thanked teachers and staff.
Councilwoman Woods introduced a fifth‑grade ELA class from Louisburg Elementary that delivered brief biographies and projects for Black History Month. "In a time when black history is being challenged to any race, we honor and pay tribute to those who have paved the way," Woods said as she introduced students who spoke about figures in sports, music and science.
Several students delivered prepared remarks about notable historical figures and local contributions. Mayor Neal and other council members thanked the students and the school principal for participating, and council members described the presentations as demonstrations of oration skills and civic engagement.
Council members used their comments to acknowledge volunteers and staff who supported the community during recent storms and to thank educators for their work.
Ending: Council members encouraged continued student participation in civic life and thanked the principal, teacher and students for attending the council meeting.
