Murphey Middle holds live wax museum to celebrate Black History Month
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - At Murphey Middle School, students celebrated Black History Month with a live wax museum on Wednesday afternoon.
The wax museum helped pay homage to the influential Black people in history.
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However, the principal wanted to make it unique for her students as they performed for other Murphey family .
“So, we did the live-in wax museum because we wanted it to be a bit more interactive for the kids, as well as for the parents, as opposed to a traditional program where everybody’s performing. This is middle school. We wanted it to be a little bit more challenging. So, our students had to choose a person, learn that person, and be able to incite the contributions that that person made,” said Principal Bettina Kyler.
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