C113, Mitchell, promotes the message of celebrating black history and cultures through the use of bold, thought-provoking words. This door won 2nd place in the contest.

A107, highlights Katherine Johnson as well as other notable figures and important information about said people. This door won 1st place in the contest.

A104, Summerlin, is a bright red with cut-outs of important figures and information about them.

A102, Carmichael, is a two sided door featuring the message of love. This door has the silhouette of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. This is the back side of the door.

A102, Carmichael, features a two sided door with the message of love. This is the front of the door.

B212, spreads the message of love, fitting for Black History Month and Valentine’s Day. This door placed 3rd in the contest.

B206, Mr. Moore, shows a literature themed door fitting for a 10th grade Language Arts teacher. The circles at the bottom show important people and information about them.

B211, shows a space theme with rockets and stars with names of important figures.

A106, Queen, showcases the “Atlanta’s Sweet Auburn Historic District” with pictures of historical places and people, along with pieces of information about them.

E206, Marr, shows a small poster filled with information on a handful of people important to black history.

C103, Ward, shows a black pianist with a stream of music notes and part of a famous quote by saxophonist Ahmad Alaadeen. The quote reads, “Jazz does not belong to any one race or culture, but is a gift America gave the world.”