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Students from two SCCPSS schools are being honored by the U.S. Postal Service. They participated in a Black History Month essay contest on who they thought should be on a postage stamp. The winners are: Immanuel Davis, a third grader from Hodge Elementary School for his essay on Dr. Barbara Ross Lee. Natalie Pearson, a fourth grader at May Howard Elementary School for her essay on Rosa Parks. Walter Davis won the fifth grade division for his essay on Dr. Mark Dean .
All three students were honored today with a certificate and a sheet of stamps featuring their picture. Walter and Immanuel, who are also brothers, received their awards at a special assembly at Hodge. Natalie was also presented with her award this morning at May Howard.
For more information about the annual USPS Black History essay contest, contact Theresa Butts at 235-4596.
