Educational ‘village’ instills pride
Founder of small Afrocentric elementary school emphasizing self-esteem points to success – 99 percent of her students go on to college
Dream not deferred
On Monday, June 4, students at the Meadows-Livingstone School rehearsed for their annual end-of-the-year performance. It was bleak and rainy out, but the small, essentially one-room schoolhouse that houses the private elementary school was bursting with energy.
By Yael Chanoff
The 3rd Annual Meadows Livingstone Scholarship Fund Benefit Concert
The 3rd Annual Meadows LivingstoneScholarship Fund Benefit Concert PERFORMANCES BYLINDA TILLERY & THE CULTURAL HERITAGE CHOIR Diane Ferlatte,Afia Walking Tree, MC Sterling…
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Meadows Livingstone School in The News
A San Francisco school where black studies start youngDENISE SULLIVAN | Mar. 30, 2019 8:30 p.m.‘I want my students to…
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Support this Afrocentric Elementary School
For more than 30 years the Meadows Livingstone School has worked to meet the educational and social needs of children…
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Win Tickets to See Linda Tillery & The Cultural Heritage Choir
Linda Tillery & The Cultural Heritage Choir are set to perform at the 2nd Annual Meadows Livingstone Scholarship Fund Benefit Concert…
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Support the Meadows Livingstone
Support the Meadows Livingstone AN EVENING OF MUSIC & CULTURE PERFORMANCES BY LINDA TILLERY & THE CULTURAL HERITAGE CHOIR JENNIFER…
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Meadows Livingstone School Fall Fundraiser
Meadows Livingstone School Fall Fundraiser AN EVENING OF MUSIC & CULTUREHOSTED BYDAVEY DPERFORMANCES BYLINDA TILLERY & THE CULTURAL HERITAGE CHOIR,JENNIFER JOHNS,…
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Meadows Livingstone School Featured on Top Rated Radio Station KQED
Meadows Livingstone School Featured on Top Rated Radio Station KQED Ringing in the Holidays to a Caribbean BeatListen to Stephanie Martin’s…
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The MeadowsLivingstone School: An Amazing Place for Children
The MeadowsLivingstone School: An Amazing Place for ChildrenMeadowsLivingstone(MLS) is an elementary school in the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District….
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Who We Are
“I like to think about the Black people who were important scientists, because it makes me think I could be…
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