Posts by Amandine Shadia
Fostering The Next Generation of Creatives: Penn Griffin School for the Arts
Penn Griffin’s auditorium and historic marker Penn-Griffin School for the Arts is known for its ranking among North Carolina’s top 50 public high schools. The school redefines community education while honoring its inclusive and innovative history. Once known as William Penn High School, the school originally served African American students during segregation, from the late…
Read MoreWe Are Here: The African American Heritage Trail
Courtesy of Brandon Cook To start our celebration of Black History Month, we are honoring the rich tapestry of High Point’s Black community history. High Point’s history is intertwined with the stories of African American individuals and organizations that have left an unforgettable mark on the city. Dating back to the 1750s, the African American…
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