Montgomery Catholic Students attend Montgomery Bus Boycott 60th Anniversary Youth Summit

Montgomery Catholic Students attend Montgomery Bus Boycott 60th Anniversary Youth Summit 1

Eight Montgomery Catholic High School students participated in the Montgomery Improvement Association’s Beyond the Bus – Youth Summit.  On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the monumental Montgomery Bus Boycott, the summit brought together student leaders from senior high schools and colleges across the state to collaborate and examine strategies for improving our communities and leading change in our nation. The hope is to prepare a new era of advocacy and action among our nations young people to be active in the modern movement for human rights. Montgomery Catholic senior Jonathan Green said “it was necessary, there are so many parts of the civil rights movement, this was an opportunity to find out the truth about it. It also gave us an opportunity to learn about the people involved in the movement that sometimes go nameless”. Green also said that he enjoyed the reenactment and thought that the performances were cool. Pictured are Johnathon Green, Anna Marie Koerner, Madison Pritchett, Audrey Kim, Austin Collett, Anna Mary Gilbert, Aleigha Walden and Kevin Leahy in a retro Montgomery Bus during the 60th anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott Youth Summit in downtown Montgomery.


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