Kings County Family Court discusses educational achievement gap at Black History Month event
The Kings County Family Court held its Black History Month (BHM) event on Thursday that brought in Anne Williams-Isom, CEO of the Harlem Children’s Zone, for a discussion on what to do about the achievement gap between white and black students in the U.S.
“This year we are blessed, because of Judge Morgan’s suggestion, to have this fabulous speaker,” said Hon. Jacqueline D. Williams, chair of the BHM committee at the court. “The speech was dynamic and engaging. The work that she’s doing is tremendous.”