Margaret Peters
Educator, African American history specialist, and author, Margaret Peters was born in Dayton. She is a Roosevelt High School graduate (1954), and majoring in Education, she earned a B.A. degree, a B.S. degree, and a M.A. degree from the University of Dayton. Ms. Peters began her teaching career at Dayton’s Roth High School in 1963, and retired from Colonel White High School in 1993. Since that time, Ms. Peters has remained an active educator. She has taught at Central State University West and the University of Dayton, and is currently an Adjunct Professor at Sinclair Community College.
Ms. Peters has received numerous awards, including the National Education’s Dr. Carter G. Woodson Award, Excellence in Teaching Award, Mary Scott Legacy Award for Volunteerism, Culture Builds Community Award, and the National Forum of Black Administrators Lifetime Achievement Award. Read more about Ms. Peters at Dayton Patented (photo credit:Rosemary Peters Brame)
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