Stop the lies, Deborah Evans and Steve Williams! Deborah Evans and Steve Williams sent a similar illegal notice to the widow of the late Dr.
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How Black And Latino Leaders Are Shaping The Future Of EdTech E-Learning
By Felipe Torres DALLAS — A quick kindness can change lives. Brandon Ahmad was a broke grad who needed income. Someone advised him to get a certification.
Clark Atlanta University Receives Generous $250,000 for Permanent Endowment Fund from Diageo North America
ATLANTA, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Clark Atlanta University has received $250,000 from Diageo North America to create a permanent endowment fund and provide financial aid
House Passes the For the People Act; Brennan Center Reacts
Michael Waldman calls it “the most significant democracy reform legislation in at least half a century … the next great civil rights bill” Tonight the House
Women’s History Month: Origins
Women’s History Month is an annual declared month that highlights the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society. It is celebrated during
The Frank Figliuzzi Interview
Black Westchester presents the People Before Politics Radio Show Episode 288 with Former FBI Assistant Director for Counterintelligence and MSNBC’s National Security Analyst Frank
An Education Without Student Debt Has Even Olympic Champion Simone Biles Studying Online
By Rvel Zahid Whether chosen for schedule flexibility, lack of a commute, affordability, or just out of necessity during a global pandemic, distance learning is
EdChoice Public Opinion Tracker New Poll Shows Parents More Pessimistic About K-12 Than Ever
(NAPSI)—A recent poll by EdChoice and Morning Consult reveals some concerning trends in public opinion on K-12 education. Here are the main points: 1.Americans are
Online Learning Made Better
(NAPSI)—Lately, school districts engaged in “emergency teaching” to meet the challenge of continuing students’ education during the COVID-19 pandemic. A large part of that effort
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