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January flew by in the blink of an eye, and February is already here!

There are many events and groups honored during the month of February. Most notably, February is Black History month.

Did you know Black History month started as only a week-long celebration back in 1926? Originally established by Carter Woodson, an American historian, author, journalist, and founder of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. February was later proclaimed Black History Month by Gerald Ford in 1976.

You’ll want to check out the selection of resources we have to recognize the

importance of the month of February, including lesson plans: Henry's Freedom Box, The Children's Crusade, and The Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. Our latest addition is a sign language storytelling of the book, Ruth and the Green Book.

Also this month, we are releasing a lesson plan on The Lewis & Clark Expedition was just released, as well as a new webinar for professionals, Understanding ADHD.

Summer Camps for Students,

Ages 3-22

Before it is too late, remember to register for Summer Programs, and be sure to completely fill out the application for your child. This year, a doctor’s-signed physical is required to complete the application. So, get a head and start on the application now.

Learn more about Summer Camps.

Wanted: New Teams for Vex Robotics Competition in Texas

Up to 25 new VEX robotic teams will receive a VEX V5 robotics kit ($1,500 value) plus $150 for the initial competition registration fee. Teams must be newly established and have team players who are deaf or hard of hearing. On March 24-26, 2022, teams from across Texas come together to showcase their STEM/robotics skills at the Texas Deaf VEX Robotics Competition (VRC). Sign up your team, or come check it out!