Middle-school students at the Ron Clark Academy, in southeast Atlanta, shared in Marvel's growing "Black Panther" hype in a special way. The non-profit charter school's founder, Ron Clark tweeted what happened after he surprised them with good news: they are heading to the movies to see the much-anticipated film together.
The moment all of our students found out we are all going to see #blackpanther together! pic.twitter.com/Fc8Ohuro4X— Ron Clark (@ronclarkacademy) February 2, 2018
They lit!!
Clark also posted the video on the school's Instagram account; the caption read: "The students just found out we are all going to see BLACK PANTHER! We will have a day of cultural classes, African dancers, historical lessons and then we will all go see the film! Turn up!!!!"
Ron Clark Academy teaches 5th-8th grade students from "various socio-economic and academic backgrounds and communities from across the metro region," according to the school's website.
Congrats to the students of Ron Clark Academy! Blavihope you have the best time ever!
