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Former McDonald’s CEO Don Thompson and wife Elizabeth launched The Cleveland Avenue Foundation for Education to support diversity in teaching, and economic mobility in the Black community. On April 28, they’ll dole out $1 million to each of five organizations achieving those goals nationwide, in an online event headlined by luminaries including Common and Earvin “Magic” Johnson. Provided Before former McDonald’s CEO Don Thompson and wife Elizabeth launched their vision of supporting f...

By Cherranda Smith Mar 1, 2021 On Thursday (February 25), the Center for Black Educator Development announced its $3 million initiative to get more Black teachers in classrooms across the nation.  The Philly-based organization’s program goal is to get at least 21,000 Black high school and college students into a pipeline to become teachers over the next 12 years through its Black Educators of Excellence Fellowship Program.  Sharif El-Mekki, the Center’s founder, told The Philadelphia In...

Educator launches national campaign to find more Black teachers, report says Updated Mar 01, 2021; Posted Mar 01, 2021 An organization founded by a Philadelphia educator is launching an initiative to bring more teachers of color into schools across the United States, according to a recent report. (Jacob Hamilton/Ann Arbor News) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The Center for Black Educator Development, which was founded by a Philadelphia teacher, is launching a new national campaign to ...

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