Future Black History Makers: Meet London Myles, a fifth-grader at District 7 Elementary
London Myles, 11, is in fifth grade at District 7 Elementary School.
She was nominated as a Future Black History Maker because "She leads by example by always actively participating and always has a deep question or thought about what we are studying … She is always respectful of others in class and helps others if they are in need, whether it be with a smile or help with the material. She Is also incredibly social and funny," her nominator writes.
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Here's what else you should know about London.
What's your favorite subject in school? Science and math
What do you want to be when you grow up? Doctor
What are your hobbies? Skating, dance
What are you really good at doing? Skating
What's your favorite thing about yourself? My fashion
Who is your role model? Mother
If you could meet any famous person, who would it be? Beyonce
What's your favorite song? “No Scrubs” by TLC
What's your favorite movie or TV show? “The Baby-Sitters Club”
What's your favorite food or drink? Chicken nuggets
What's your favorite book? “The Dogman”
What her parents say
What makes your child a Future Black History Maker? London is an intelligent, caring, loving, and outgoing child who will be a great African American leader.
Why are you proud of your child? London makes me proud every single day. She always put her best foot forward and accomplish greatness every day. For that, I’m proud.
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