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Political leaders push their most controversial ideas when no one is looking. Late on Friday afternoon, Oct. 6, in the middle of the Phillies playoff run and less than 48

Schools nationwide are grappling with post-pandemic declines in student performance, attributed largely to the abrupt interruption to in-person schooling and the accompanying social and emotional challenges. The release of the 2022-2023 Oregon Statewide Assessment scores showed minimal growth in test scores among Portland public school students – but not backsliding, PPS representatives were quick to point out – in math for grades 3 through 8.

The BlaQue Resource Network held its third annual Back to School Brunch to celebrate Black educators in Queens last Saturday.Approximately 300 people came out to the event, including Linda Derry,

Explore the groundbreaking Black studies curriculum coming to NYC public schools this fall. Discover its impact, creators, and exciting features.

The resurgence of the Black Lives Matter Movement following the police killing of George Floyd in 2020 sparked discussion about anti-racism throughout the country. As books like Robin DiAngelo’s “White

As I am sitting here watching Special Counsel Jack Smith deliver his statement regarding the third indictment of someone who should never have been president of the United States, I’m

“From Stem to the Stars,” a 2-day event taking place this weekend in Oak Bluffs’ Waban Park, offers students and members of the public an opportunity to experience a taste of space.  Brought to the Island in collaboration with the National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI), NASA, Blue Origin, and Blue Origin’s Club for the […]

Florida’s new set of standards on how black history should be taught in public school is drawing some criticism.

The Black Educators Initiative in Connecticut is on a mission to train 750 Black teachers to get to the front of the classroom by 2024.

Each week on “On a Mission” we talk to community leaders who are out to make a positive impact in the area. Today, our host Dr. Wendy Norfleet talks with Dr. Melissa Chester from Black Educators Rock.