Happy Black History Month ❤️💛💚

Black History Month is time set out from the rest of the year to celebrate the incredible impact of Black people - Black inventors, Black business-owners, Black politicians, Black activists, Black mathematicians, professors, writers, athletes... the list goes on and on!

How will our students leave their impact on this country? That is a story still being told. But for now, we have the privilege of showing our students at their best. Here, 7th Grade Teacher Mr. Moore (of Moore Visions Photography) had our scholars proudly choose a word to best describe who they are...and then posed them for a photo. 📸 ❤️💛💚

🖤 FOX6 Black History Month Feature: MAS Cheer 📣

"Our kids get to walk in their truth and that is what I feel like Black history is..it’s just like, we’ve walked in our truth up to this point & our kids are showing that.” ❤️💛💚 Coach Ms. Tina Hannah shared with FOX6 News Milwaukee.

Watch the beautiful piece that showcases how our MAS Cheer Team is connected to a rich history of African American stepping. And, as MAS Cheer Captain and sophomore Je'Nique Mitchell describes, how Black young people are stepping into their spot in history because "we are going to be the next history." ✊🏾

Divine 9 Sorority & Fraternity Representation at MAS

Beaming with Pride ✊🏾

Founded at HBCUs, Divine 9 sorority & fraternity membership holds a special place of pride and Black excellence. To celebrate, we created a video that showcase our MAS staff who are ALSO sisters and brothers of Black sororities & fraternities!

Recognizing Black Educators ❤️💛💚

Who was your first Black teacher?

A question that many Black adults ask each other because their stories they recall, it matters. The stories that follow often are filled with themes of being seen, being challenged, supported and loved in a way that they haven't felt by a teacher before.

At MAS, we celebrate our Black teachers and staff all the days of the year but especially want to recognize them during black history month for their impact they are making here and now on the lives of our littlest K4 scholars to our almost grown high school seniors.

MKE BLACK HISTORY 💛

Throughout the month of February, select High School Scholars participated in a MKE black history project. Students learned about the first African Americans to arrive to MKE, to the elegance of Bronzeville, to the activists of the Open Housing Marches of the 1960s.

Click the images to watch what our scholars innovative and thoughtful presentation of incredible Black history leaders like Commando & NAACP Youth Leader Prentice McKinney & Alderwoman Vel Phillips.

Black History Month Spirit Week Recap 💛

Black Out for Black Lives

Dress Down Day

African Attire Dress Down Day

Black Excellence: Dress in

your best Business Attire

2022-2023 Basketball Summary 🏀

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PeeWee, Elementary Basketball & Cheer Finish their season STRONG!

Golf Outing Save the Date ⛳️

Ready to reserve your foursome spot?! Please click the link to provide the information below to ensure you are the first to receive the official Golf Outing registration. Registration will go live mid-April. If you have any questions, please email Uniqua Adams, Director of Development, at uadams@mascience.org

Partner Feature: EY College Map Etiquette Lunch 🍽

"Why are there so many forks?" asked one high school junior.

In February, Ersnt & Young College MAP high school juniors participants were treated to an etiquette lunch at Coast overlooking Lake Michigan. Scholars and EY mentors learned proper dining and hosting etiquette they can put to use when attending business meals in their future careers! Grateful to learn the "whys" in order to prepare

our scholars for future success! 🤩