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Black History Month 2013

Updated: February 13, 2013
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CHAMPAIGN --  Public Schools started Black History Month with "National African-American Parent Involvement Day." Jefferson Middle School, one of 18 area schools hosting events, offered a breakfast.

Parents say it's a chance to see kids and teachers in their environments. Other schools hosted lunches, book readings, assemblies and concerts. 

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