Black History Month Showcase is scheduled for March 6, 2026, starting at 5 p.m. at Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School. The school invited families to the auditorium for an evening of student showcases, cultural celebration, performances, presentations and dinner. Tickets were listed for ages 4 and up. The program was an opportunity for the school community to celebrate Black history, excellence and creativity, while promoting student voice and participation in a common campus event.

Q1. What is the significance of the name of Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School?

Ans. The campus has a special historical identity because of the connection to a major civil rights case in New Jersey, the Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School.

Q2. What support does Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School provide to help students transition?

Ans. Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School prepares students for stronger routines, different expectations and more independent habits before they enter the later grades.

Q3. What are the family communication tools at Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School?

Ans. The Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate school provides district updates, school notices and parent resources to keep families informed about reminders and events.

Q4. How is the student environment at Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School?

Ans. Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School is an intermediate environment for students to develop confidence, responsibility and improved peer relationships.

Q5. Why would families consider Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School?

Ans. Hedgepeth-Williams Intermediate School may attract families because of its public school access, historic identity and defined role in the grade-level path in Trenton.