Black History Month Virtual Assembly: Wilma Rudolf
On February 23, all Madison students - in person and virtual - are invited to attend a virtual assembly to learn about Olympic champion Wilma Rudolf. Wilma overcame poverty and discrimination to graduate college and run track in the 1960 Olympic Games. She was the first U.S. woman to win three gold Olympic medals in track.
Please join us for this assembly at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, February 23, on Google Classroom. This special event was made possible thanks to your contributions to the Madison PTA. Questions? Ask Mr. Callahan.
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Tuesdays at 2
Madison Virtual Academy students are invited to attend Tuesdays at 2 to have fun and keep in touch with each other, Mr. Callahan and Madison teachers.
The February 23 meeting will feature the Wilma Rudolf assembly, but you can join every Tuesday via Google Classroom.
Engage with DE&I
- Catch up on the "Talking About Race" series - Recordings of all past presentations are available on Wheaton Public Library's YouTube Channel
- Join a meeting - Fill out this form to join
- Get involved in Madison's equity team - Email Mr. Callahan for more information or to participate
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to the DEI Committee Chair (and Madison parent), Anjali Bharadwa, at anjalikb@outlook.com or by phone at 630-660-5937.
Follow DEI 200 on Facebook and learn more about the DEI Committee.
