Rosemary
Moore, 1st Lady of Greater Southern
Baptist Church
signs a large
poster-size first-ever public pledge
to be present on opening day of
school and invest in long term
partnerships with local schools.
(Photo by HB Meeks/Tell Us Detroit)
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DPS Emergency
Manager Roy Roberts, addressed a faith based women's group
during breakfast at the
Detroit
International Academy for Girls
Saturday morning, August 11, 2012.
(Photo
by HB Meeks/Tell Us Detroit)
Women of
Faith
Show
Support
for DPS
Students
DETROIT
(Tell Us
Det) -
More
than two
dozen
Ministers’
Wives
joined
together
Saturday
morning
to sign
a
first-ever
pledge
to
support
DPS
schools
on the
First
Day of
Teaching
and
Learning,
and
invest
in
long-term
partnerships
with
schools.
A
breakfast
was held
at
Detroit
International
Academy
to
earmark
the-is
important
event.
Each of
the
attending
guest
signed a
large
poster-size
first-ever
public
pledge
to be
present
on
opening
day of
school
and
invest
in long
term
partnerships
with
local
schools.
The
pledge
was
signed
following
at
Detroit
International
Academy,
DPS’ and
Michigan’s
only
all-girls
public
K-12
school.
Another
example
of the
women's
group
commitment
to stay
involved
in the
2012
Enrollment
and
Successful
Opening
of
Schools
Campaign.
Saturday's
event is
the
first
public
kickoff
of
Detroit
Public
Schools’
month-long
campaign,
which
includes
hundreds
of
school-based
events
showcasing
programs
and
community
partners,
an
intensive
neighborhood
by
neighborhood
grassroots
campaign,
a week
packed
with
popular
citywide
events
including
the
annual
Woodward
Ave.
Back-to-School
parade,
and
brand
new
partnerships
with
faith-based
organizations.