Wayne County’s Black educators contribute to creating a more just, inclusive, and high-quality educational system for all students. Their presence helps challenge systemic racism and provides opportunities for all students to benefit from diverse perspectives in the learning environment.
Annie Christine (Harris) Robinson
Annie Christine (Harris) Robinson was born on August 3, 1924, in Hazard, Kentucky, to the late John Harris and Nellie
Sabrina Joyce Pennington
SABRINA JOYCE PENNINGTON was born on September 2, 1958, in Centerville, Tennessee, to the late Lena Margaret Boatright Mayberry and
Aleasia Stewart
Aleasia Stewart is a native of Richmond, who devoted her career to education. She credits her success to her mother
Mary Davis
Mary Davis worked as a teacher at Vaile Elementary School. While Davis loved teaching, she had a passion for science.
Sabrina Mayberry-Pennington
Sabrina Mayberry-Pennington was born in Tennessee, but grew up in Richmond. Her goal of attending college and being a positive
Christina Robinson
Elementary School Teacher Birth: N/A Died: N/A Earlham Association: Robinson received a BA from Earlham College. Education: BA from Earlham