September 2 - Birthday of Christa Mcauliffe
Teacher Christa Mcauliffe was America's first "ordinary citizen" in space. She perished in 1986 on board the Space Shuttle Challenger.
September 7 - Labor Day
Begun in New York by labor leader Peter McGuire to honor the American worker, it was made a federal holiday in 1894.
September 15 - 16 - Mexican Independence Days
These days celebrate the start of Mexico's struggle for independence from Spain. Each year, the presdient of Mexico rings the bells of the National Palace.
September 19 - 20 - Jewish New Year
The Days of Renewed Responsibility begin at sunset, and end the following nightfall.
September 21 - International Day of Peace
Established by the United Nations in 1982, this is a holiday when individuals, communities, and nations highlight efforts to end conflict and promote peace.
September 24 - School Desegregation Comes to Little Rock
President Eisenhower sent federal troops to protect nine African American students who were attending the all - white Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. This ensured compliance with the Supreme Court's Brown V. Board of Education ruling.
September 28 - Yom Kippur
The most solemn day of the Jewish year, and one of the most important, the Day of Atonement is typically spent at synagogue in fasting, reflection, and prayer.
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4 comments:
hi mr.A i saw your blog and it was interesting when i have more time i will check it out see you in school.
DIVYA - 4A
Divya,
Super cool! I'm sure you will find it pretty interesting and find lots of cool educational sites to explore.
Yea the blog is really interesting. i havent got to check a lot out but... I have looked at some things.
Wow!!!I just watced the vidio with the lisards the size of alligators they were huge!!!!
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