Brevard Sons of the American Revolution Donates ‘1776’ Textbooks to Brevard Public High Schools

initiative aligns with SAR’s mission of supporting education, honoring our nation's history

BREVARD COUNTY • FLORIDA — On December 3, the Brevard Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution demonstrated their commitment to youth education by donating 17 copies of 1776, a captivating history book about America’s fight for independence, to Brevard Public Schools.

Superintendent Mark Rendell and his staff received the textbooks, which will be distributed to high school Social Studies Departments across the district.

Doug Bisset and Donn Weaver, representing SAR, MOAACC, and the Veterans Memorial Center, led the presentation.

This initiative aligns with the SAR’s mission of supporting education and honoring our nation’s history, especially as we approach the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

The donation was highlighted on the BPS Facebook page and in their Legacy Newsletter, showcasing the importance of teaching history engaging and meaningfully.

The National Society Sons of the American Revolution is celebrating 133+ years of service this year.  Headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, S.A.R. is dedicated to promoting historic preservation, education, and patriotic endeavors.

Most of the volunteer work of S.A.R. is accomplished under a committee system, sponsoring schools, scholarships, contests, and recognition for community service.  S.A.R. works to preserve our American heritage and supports current members and veterans of the military.  S.A.R. is non-political and does not lobby on the state or local level.

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