Educators make Teachers of Color a Priority By Jeri Yonder Orlando, FL—For Fedrick Ingram, understanding the value of role models, and being one himself made the information learned from the Teachers of Color Summit a […]
Students say that the display at Wharton Center Gift shop is not the first racially insensitive thing the school has done. By Breanna Edwards, ESSENCE Michigan State University is apologizing for a problematic display that […]
Five outstanding public school teachers were named finalists for the 2020 Florida Blue Duval County Teacher of the Year. A Prize Patrol comprised of JPEF President Rachael Tutwiler Fortune, Duval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. […]
A national assessment of student achievement and learning again shows the strength of Duval County Public Schools in comparison to other large city school districts across the country. Duval ranked in the top five of […]
The State Board of Education has unanimously approved a new rule requiring instruction in child trafficking prevention for students in grades K-12. With this approval, Florida will be the first state in the nation to […]
By Stacy M. Brown For the second year in a row, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, the oldest Greek-letter organization established by African American college-educated women, raised $1 million in just 24 hours during this […]
By The Daytona Times Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s residential campuses in Florida and Arizona welcomed their largest incoming classes this week and highest total enrollment numbers in university history. For the sixth year in a row, […]
Jacksonville’s own HBCU, Edward Waters College (EWC), the state of Florida’s first independent institution of higher learning, recently added transportation to its list of accomplishments. after renting buses for decades to meet their transportation needs, […]
It’s back to school time, and we are once again sharing this post from 2016 that busts those myths about historically Black colleges and universities. Every year, EBONY celebrates young Black women and historically Black […]
By Peter White NASHVILLE, TN — Representative Harold Love (D-District 58) has managed to get chronically underfunded TSU $800,000 for its agricultural research station in McMinnville and $1.1 million for food science research at its […]
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