The Africentric Alternative School will teach the same curriculum as all other schools in Ontario, in addition to black heritage.
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“We definitely want to nurture a sense of belonging and community, but we also want to make sure that our standards are very high — where students can read, write, speak, clearly and perform very well,” said Principal Thando Hyman-Aman.
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