Rhoda Martin Early Learning Center dedicated

By Beaches1 on Thursday, September 15, 2016
  • Lilly Sullivan, president of the Rhoda Martin Cultural Heritage Center, and Debra Wotiz, Christ Church parishioner and project champion for Rising Tides, Inc., welcome project donors, staff and members of the community to the dedication event. (photo by Chelsea Wiggs)
    Lilly Sullivan, president of the Rhoda Martin Cultural Heritage Center, and Debra Wotiz, Christ Church parishioner and project champion for Rising Tides, Inc., welcome project donors, staff and members of the community to the dedication event. (photo by Chelsea Wiggs)
A dedication of the Rhoda Martin Early Learning Center was held recently, marking the upcoming opening of the only head start early learning program in Jacksonville Beach. The center, expected to open its doors in mid-October, honors the legacy of the woman whose life was dedicated to ministry and education in the Beaches' first African American community. An additional $200,000 is being sought…

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