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You're Invited: Black History Month Celebration

You're Invited: Black History Month Celebration

The Conejo Valley Unified School District, in proud partnership with the African American District Advisory Council (AADAC), cordially invites all CVUSD families to our Black History Month Celebration. This evening is dedicated to honoring the profound and enduring contributions African Americans have had and continue to make on our culture, history and community. 

In collaboration with CVUSD staff and community partners from across the Conejo, we have curated a series of interactive stations designed for education, connection, and joy. Guests will enjoy a vibrant atmosphere featuring food, dance instruction, and meaningful opportunities to engage with neighbors and friends. Details for this free event are as follows:

Date: Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Time: 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Location: University Center MPR - 2801 Atlas Ave., Thousand Oaks

Click here to RSVP to attend.

Black History Month Event Flyer

 

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