January 20 is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.





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Martin Luther King Jr. Day – January 20

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Did you know that the percentage of Black or African American adults with a four-year college degree increased by about 24 percent from 1964 to 2020? Celebrate this day with elementary school students by having them do our history activity, I Have a Dream – Learning About Martin Luther King Jr. [ [link removed] ], which includes key statistics like this and others such as changes in the U.S. population, voting rates, and education levels of Americans since the early 1960s when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech.



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Plan ahead. Check out our resources for the National Hobby Month [ [link removed] ], National Spouses Day [ [link removed] ] (January 26), Crayola Creativity Week [ [link removed] ] (January 27-February 2), African American (Black) History Month [ [link removed] ] (February), Digital Learning Day [ [link removed] ] (February 13), Valentine's Day [ [link removed] ] (February 14), President's Day [ [link removed] ] (February 17), and Public Schools Week [ [link removed] ] (February 24-28). Use our Monthly Highlights [ [link removed] ] page to plan your month.






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