6 Culturally Relevant Holiday Books To Add To Your Gift List
These six books are ideal for inspiring and uplifting Black K-12 students this holiday season, providing an opportunity to celebrate Black heritage and nurture a love of reading.
6 Leaders Pushing For Fair Education
Six prominent education leaders, including Denise Forte, Dr. Tracie Anderson Swilley, Randi Weingarten, Becky Pringle, Sharif El-Mekki, and Stacy Davis Gates, are advocating for equitable education for Black students amidst restrictive laws, insufficient funding, and excessive policing.
Yes, Teachers Need A Mental Health Break
Black teachers are facing significant stress and burnout, with experts advising self-care and boundary-setting to cope with professional demands.
5 Thanksgiving-Themed Values Black Students Should Know
Educators can integrate lessons on gratitude, community, cultural heritage, service, and reflection into their curricula prior to Thanksgiving break to educate students on the significance of these values and their ties to Black culture.
What Trump’s Education Pick Will Mean For Black Students
President-elect Donald Trump has named Linda McMahon, co-founder of a pro wrestling league and former head of the federal Small Business Administration, to lead the Education Department, which could have negative consequences for Black K-12 students in public schools.
Two Weeks After the Election, Here’s Where Students Are
High school students are expressing their disappointment at the election of former President Donald Trump, and are concerned about the impact it will have on their lives, including abortion rights, climate change, college costs, and the economy.
Master P’s Masterclass Empowers Students
Master P recently hosted a masterclass at Richard Wright Public Charter Schools for Journalism and Media Arts, where he shared his experiences and advice on wealth building, entrepreneurship, and the importance of consistency and hard work.
As More Public Schools Offer Pre-K, A Teacher Shortage Is Slowing Progress
Universal pre-K programs are facing a shortage of early childhood educators due to low wages, burnout, and high turnover, leading to a lack of access to quality education for every 4-year-old.
Biden’s Education Summit: The Impact On Black Students
The Biden-Harris administration is hosting the "Classroom to Career" Summit at the White House to expand career pathways and workforce development programs, providing opportunities for Black K-12 students to access high-wage, high-demand jobs.
4 Book Campaigns Bridging The Reading Literacy Divide
Organizations such as the 100 Book Campaign, Barbershop Books, Laundromat Library League, and Books on Break are bridging the literacy gap by providing free books to children from low-income households, fostering a love of reading and preparing them for kindergarten.
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FBI Grapples With Fallout From Massive Data Breach
A week after a cybercriminal group claimed to steal sensitive personal data on thousands of current and former FBI employees, the bureau is still assessing the extent of the damage while facing internal criticism about the agency’s handling of the incident.
