Montreal, January 29, 2026 – Throughout Black History Month, the English Montreal School Board network  will engage students in immersive, creative, and interdisciplinary learning experiences designed to bring Black history, culture, and excellence to life.  The first six activities   are being organized by Personal Development and Community Involvement Animator Vince Lacroce. Dr. Salah Wilson Black History Month Assemblies: Caribbean Culture & Music: On February 17 at Leonardo Da Vinci Academy, February 18 at Nesbitt Elementary School and on February 19 at Pierre de Coubertin Elementary School, students will take part in Caribbean-inspired assemblies celebrating culture, music, and innovation. The program will highlight the work of Dr. Salah Wilson, a pioneer in Canada’s steelpan community, and his daughter Fatima Wilson, a Montreal-based steelpan musician and educator.  Hands-On Learning: Honouring Viola Desmond During Black History Month, students f...