Mather Academy – A Mission To Educate African-American Children

Clyburn,TealOur program Sunday, May 3, 2009, attracted a large group to the new Auditorium at Camden High School.  Guest speakers included Mather graduates Congressman Jim Clyburn and Dr. Ernestine Adams, with Dr. Harvey S. Teal.

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On a part of the old campus, a memorial to Mather is a familiar site on Campbell Street, Camden, a location on the State Archives’ list of African-American Historical Sites. The school took root from missionary efforts to educate children of former slaves. More Mather information is on the Boylan-Haven-Mather Academy Alumni Association webpage.

On a part of the old campus, a memorial to Mather is a familiar site on Campbell Street, Camden, a location on the State Archives’  list of African-American Historical Sites. The school took root from missionary efforts to educate children of former slaves.

On a part of the old campus, a memorial to Mather is a familiar site on Campbell Street, Camden, a location on the State Archives’ list of African-American Historical Sites. The school took root from missionary efforts to educate children of former slaves.

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