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McCaskey students step into the legacy of Muhammad Ali with Maryum Ali and Fighter’s Heaven
We strive to create meaningful learning experiences that go beyond the classroom, moments that help students understand themselves, their history, and their capacity to shape the future. This spring, a […]
Carter & MacRae ES Back to School Open House | August 12, 2025
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We strive to create meaningful learning experiences that go beyond the classroom, moments that help students understand themselves, their history, and their capacity to shape the future. This spring, a group of McCaskey High School students did just that, when they took part in a powerful, student-led experience rooted in storytelling and service
Thanks to the initiative of students in the Buddy Glover Public Service Project, named for the late SDoL educator and community advocate, and guided by Dr. Todd Mealy, McCaskey students had the rare opportunity to meet Maryum Ali, eldest daughter of Muhammad Ali. Known for her work as an author, youth advocate, and social worker, Maryum shared her father’s story through a deeply personal lens that connected history to heart.
This visit was about students discovering that history isn’t just something to read about, but something they’re part of. It was about stepping into spaces where giants once stood, and realizing that they, too, can leave their mark on the world.
Read the full story on our website. THANKYOU for coming @maymayaliofficial!