Gibbons Humanities Project

The Humanities Project at Cardinal Gibbons High School seeks to bring the history and legacy of our school to life. Tweets by moderators & student leaders.

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Keeland Covell '21 -- "Every detail of our school's history is critical to future success and growth, so I'm really thankful that I get the privilege to learn and share that history through the Humanities Project."

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Get to know the students behind it all! This thread highlights the fantastic members of the Humanities Project: #GibbonsHistory

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Kim Winters '21 -- "I am a part of the Humanities Project because I believe that through documenting the story of our school's integration, we can create substantial and informed change now and work to continue creating a more equitable environment both in and outside of school."

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@rogosich @mlax_cghsnc @msoccer_cghsnc @athleticscghsnc Gibbons History in the making!

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REMINDER: The second alumni panel session takes place tomorrow after school at 3:15 in the Library! Hear from Pioneers -- Dr. Janet Peebles McLin ‘59 and Claristeen Blackwell Redfern ‘58

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REMINDER: The first alumni panel session takes place tomorrow after school at 3:15 in the Library! Hear from Trailblazers -- Dr. Joanne Peebles Wilson '65 & Wilbert Johnson '66 #GibbonsHistory

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What is the Humanities Project? Click the link in our bio to check out our pilot webpage! #GibbonsHistory

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Join us on March 10th/11th at 3:15 in the Library for the Pioneers & Trailblazers Alumni Panel -- hear alumni from the 50s and 60s share their stories, participate in a dialogue surrounding racial integration, and learn how you can further the legacy of inclusion at CGHS!