SAHS Black Student Union

BSU Approved!

The St. Augustine High School Black Student Union would like to recognize Chef Eric of No Pity Party Catering for his support of the Diaspora Celebration.

His famous Perlo Rice was an absolute hit and enjoyed by many throughout the event! We are grateful for your partnership, generosity, and for helping make our celebration a success.

If you haven't had the chance, BSU approved — go get a plate! 🍽️🔥

Thank you, Chef Eric, for supporting our students and our community.

Eric Chef

A1A Crab House

👑🐝 The Royal Hive is excited to announce that we will be performing at the Juneteenth Celebration on June 20!

Join us as we celebrate freedom, culture, history, and community through the art of dance. Our Royals are ready to bring energy, pride, and HBCU-style entertainment to this special event.

Come out and support these amazing young ladies as they represent St. Augustine and continue making history one performance at a time.

June 20 • Crowns Up • See You There!

West Augustine CRA Steering Committee

Join the Royal Hive and ACCORD for "The Splash Heard Around the World" Meet & Greet on Thursday, June 18, 2026, from 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM at St. Paul AME Church.

Come hear the powerful firsthand account of Robert Swan, Jr., witness history through rare photographs from the Civil Rights Movement, and enjoy a special performance by the Royal Hive.

This is more than an event, it's an opportunity to honor the past, celebrate progress, and inspire future generations.

Bring your family, friends, and community members as we remember a pivotal moment that helped change our nation.

We hope to see you there!

Accord Freedom Trail & Civil Rights Museum of St. Augustine

MAKING HISTORY!

The St. Augustine High School Black Student Union proudly congratulates Cynthia Garris Mrs. Cynthia Garris on becoming the first Black female Mayor of St. Augustine!

This historic achievement represents progress, perseverance, and the power of breaking barriers. Mrs. Garris' accomplishment serves as an inspiration to our students and our community, reminding us that leadership, service, and determination can pave the way for future generations.

Today, we celebrate a trailblazer, a history-maker, and a leader whose legacy will inspire countless young people to dream bigger and reach higher.

Congratulations, Mayor Cynthia Garris!
Your success is a victory for our entire community.

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Bet you didn’t know Memorial Day has Black roots long before the government made it official.

In 1865, formerly enslaved Black Americans in Charleston honored more than 250 Union soldiers who died in a Confederate prison camp. They gave them proper burials, decorated their graves with flowers, and held a remembrance ceremony celebrating freedom, sacrifice, and dignity.

Their story deserves to be remembered.

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