As college students settle into campus life, many Black Americans remember the multi-generational sacrifices that have established higher education as a bridge to a better life. Despite the continuing pandemic, […]
Category: Education
Posted inEducation, Government
State Senate passes key bill for success at community college
On Aug. 25, the California State Senate passed Assembly Bill 1705, legislation reforming remedial placement policies at the state’s community colleges. Authored by Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin (AD-44), the bill unanimously […]
Posted inEducation, Feature, Feature, News
Will acceleration days close the learning gap?
Chris Warren, eighth-grade language teacher, immediately noticed the academic regression in his middle school students at Young Oak Kim Academy after almost 18 months of remote learning due to the […]
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Health experts discuss equity
It’s no secret that African-Americans have faced health disparities since they were considered citizens of this country. Not only have Black communities seen a lack of medical support, but when […]
Posted inCOVID-19, Education, National
Research illustrates pandemic impact on emotional wellbeing of students
First Book, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring education equity for children living in poverty, recently announced the results of a national survey designed to identify emotional wellness challenges faced […]
Posted inAcross Black America, Education
Howard University enters 20-year partnership with Jordan Brand
Howard University has entered a 20-year deal with Jordan Brands in an effort to expand academic and athletic opportunities at the college, reports NBC BLK. As part of the agreement […]
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Common Threads starts culinary program for high school students
Nutritious eating has been a priority since first lady Michelle Obama championed the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act, which President Obama signed into law that year. This changed nutrition standards for […]
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Back to School events for students and parents
Community Services Unlimited (CSU) is hosting events throughout August to give back to the community and those in need. Through the 19th, CSU will have a healthy student’s week event […]
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An early back to school
Back to school is starting earlier than in years past. For LAUSD parents, Aug. 15 is the day kids head back into the classroom for the start of another academic […]
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Clark Atlanta receives $10 million grant for data science program
Clark Atlanta University has received a $10 million grant to advance its students in a specific program, reports AfroTech/WSB TV. The money awarded to the Historically Black College & University […]
