Education
Education
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Taraji P. Henson, Chris Paul Appointed to Biden’s HBCU Advisory Board
‘I look forward to working with them to continue efforts to support these important institutions,’ Henson said in post online.
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Chicago Teacher Suspended for Hanging Black Doll in Front of Classroom
Back at it again with more racist school shenanigans.
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New DonorsChoose Survey Finds Black Male Educators Have High Engagement but Low Retention
The survey is the largest ever study focused on Black male educators and explored why they decide to teach as well as what they experience in the classroom.
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Data Shows Major Reading Gap between Black and White Florida Students
Black students fall behind white students by nearly 30 percent.
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Conservative Group Finds Teachers are Renaming CRT as “Social Emotional Learning”
School administrators in anti-CRT states have found a way to teach the same subjects but under a different name to avoid conflict.
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Black Georgia Teenager Accepted to Almost 50 Colleges and Receives $1 Million in Scholarships
The high school senior has decided to attend Tuskegee University.
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The University of North Texas Library Receives Major Grant To Digitize Recordings From The Black Academy
The grant is a big win for preserving Black culture in the digital world.
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Howard University Faculty Calls Off Strike After Reaching Tentative Agreement
Inspired by recent student protests, university faculty members were able to secure a deal to secure new bags and opportunities.
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Suit Filed against School District Alleges Black Student was Called “Cotton Picker”
This is only one of many Davis School District complaints of racial discrimination and harassment.
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Pandemic Caused Black and Latino Students to Cancel their College Plans at a Disproportionate Rate
Black and Latino students were affected more than any other group during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic