2022 Black Heritage Calendar - Presented by the Black Educators' Caucus Inc., of Hernando County

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Barbie Hall 1937-2001 Barbie Jane Hart-Hall is a native of Brooksville and Salutatorian of Moton High School Class of 1957. Her work ethics and value system were shaped by several institutions: home, heritage, faith, school, and college. She was a founding member of the Black Educators’ Caucus, Inc., of Hernando County and served as president 1995-2001, the year of her demise. She was raised in Bethlehem Progressive (Missionary) Baptist Church where she was active in all aspects of church life, from Sunday school to the Young People Development, sang in the choir, Vacation Bible School, Pastor’s Aid Club, and was the Pastor’s personal secretary. Barbie was completing her freshman year in high school when the Supreme Court declared the separate but equal doctrine unconstitutional in the Brown v. Board of Education Decision in 1954. Her devotion to the Baptist faith led her to Florida Memorial College in Saint Augustine, Florida, an affiliate of the First South Florida Missionary Baptist Association. Florida Memorial was a decade into offering four-year degrees. Prior to that time, it was a junior college. She earned a masters’ degree from the University of South Florida and studied at Howard University also. She was barely out of college when the Southern states started desegregating their public schools, and the civil rights movement was escalating. Her teaching career commenced in 1961, as an elementary teacher at her alma mater, Moton High School. Barbie was employed with the Hernando County Schools for 30 years until her demise. She taught at Moton to the end of the desegregation era of public schools. She also worked at Mitchell L. Black Elementary and Westside Elementary schools. Barbie was an excellent teacher and was recognized by BEC as its Teacher of the Year in 2001. As a third-generation member of the Timmons Family, the oldest Black family in Hernando County, she was active in the Timmons Family Reunion, preservation of the Spring Hill African American Cemetery, and a supporter of Kennedy Park Little League. She was a member of the Moton High School Reunion 50th Anniversary Celebration, 1939-1989 Steering, and Alumni Committees, Hernando County Classroom Teachers Association, Florida Educational Association and National Education Association. Finally, Barbie was a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. A plaque was placed on the Mid-Community Services Head Start office wall on School Street in her honor by her children. Barbie Jane was married to James Hall; Sr. and they were the parents of two children: Gina “Cookie” Hall and James “Chip” Hall. She loved her family. She was the daughter of Moody and Ruby Hart. Sponsors: James Hall, Jr., and Gina Hall “I believe unconditionally in the ability of people to respond when they are told the truth. We need to be taught to study rather than believe, to inquire rather than to affirm.” ― Septima Poinsette Clark
APRIL 2022 NATIONAL FAIR HOUSING MONTH April Fool's Day 1968, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr assassinated in Memphis, TN Palm Sunday 1968, President Johnson signs the Fair Housing Act National Library Workers' Day Good Friday Tax Day Passover Easter Sunday Administrative Professionals Day Earth Day 1942, Moton High School 1st graduating class Take Your Child to Work Day Arbor Day 1944, United Negro College Fund Incorporated
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Page 3 and 4: This year's BEC 2022 Black Heritage
Page 5 and 6: IN MEMORY OF ANCESTORS Reverend Eli
Page 7 and 8: IN MEMORY OF ANCESTORS Dewayne John
Page 9 and 10: IN MEMORY OF ANCESTORS Anthony Roch
Page 11 and 12: NOW FOR THE BIG REVEAL OF THE CALEN
Page 13 and 14: Betty Morgan Barbie Hall Annie Laws
Page 15 and 16: In Loving Memory Paying Homage to
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Page 19 and 20: FEBRUARY 2022 NATIONAL AFRICAN AMER
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Page 27 and 28: JUNE 2022 BLACK MUSIC APPRECIATION
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2022 Black Heritage Calendar - Presented by the Black Educators' Caucus Inc., of Hernando County

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