EDUCATION
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A past beneficiary of the Rescue Fund The Institute of International Education's Scholar Rescue Fund (IIE-SRF) has announced an October 19 deadline for its next round of applications…
John Henrik Clarke John Henrik Clarke was born in Union Springs, Alabama on January 1, 1915 to humble parents who affectionately called him, Bubba. If he were alive…
Ben Jealous The most important factor in a student's success is a great teacher. But in the modern classroom, even great teachers face daunting obstacles. This is a…
Self-taught by reading thousands of books, Malcolm X knew the value of education Malcolm X once said: “Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to…
Common Core and NCLB are dysfunctional approaches to education. Excerpt from the new book by Reginald Grant " A Case for Bilingual Education. A Teacher's View." I believe…
What do you do if your board doesn’t have the connections, experience or willingness to be involved in fundraising? How will your nonprofit secure the money and resources…
Carmen Fariña. Photo credit: NYC Department of Education As part of our effort to provide the wonderful, well-rounded education all our students deserve, I am thrilled to announce…
As a little girl, I didn’t love the skin I was in, I was called “Darkie, Boot, Charcoal.” It was always understood that light is better and White…
First last McCray and Mayor De Blasio Mayor hits barber shops and beauty salons in East Flatbush, Commissioners speaking at churches, organizers canvassing streets and congregations in all…
Howard University President Dr. Wayne Frederick Wise Lessons in Servant-Leadership from Howard University’s President When I was growing up my parents constantly tried to be and to expose…
