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February 1, 2021
SunStar February 01, 2021 MISS Universe Philippines 2020, Rabiya Mateo distributed slippers and school supplies to students in Badian, Cebu. Zaragosa Integrated School is in Badian Island, Cebu. Many students had to walk 45 minutes to an hour to get to the school. Rabiya saw that these kids had big dreams for themselves and their families. As an Ambassador for Education, Rabiyas goal is to visit different schools all over the country and offer any help they can give. Rabiya reminis...
February 1, 2021
Miss Universe Philippines Rabiya Mateo helps deliver slippers, school supplies to kids in Cebu Published February 1, 2021 12:39pm COURTESY: Rabiya Mateo/IG Miss Universe Philippines Rabiya Mateo just helped deliver over 100 pairs of slippers and educational materials to schoolchildren in Cebu. In her Instagram post on Monday, the beauty queen from Iloilo is seen personally handing over the supplies to the Zaragosa Integrated School located in the far-flung area of Badian Island. “Zarag...
December 16, 2020
Participants from 33 high school teams convened virtually Dec. 12 for the second New Mexico Governors STEM Challenge, a competition testing students ability to use science, technology, engineering and math to solve real-world problems. Led by New Mexicos Office of the Governor, the Challenge was a collaboration between New Mexico State University, the Department of Public Education, the Department of Workforce Solutions, Los Alamos National Laboratory and 18 other STEM employers i...
December 11, 2020
High school students from 33 schools will be competing for $5,000 in prize money from 18 employers in the second New Mexico Governors STEM Challenge. Hosted and organized by New Mexico State University, the Los Alamos National Labs Foundation, New Mexico Department of Public Education and New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions, this event will be entirely virtual Saturday, Dec. 12. Ten-person student teams have submitted solutions to the NMSU formulated question, How can...
April 18, 2014
Get into a four-year college. thats a problem. shes done everything that we have told her to do. she has done the best that she can with the resource that is she has, and were failing this child. >> yeah. we also know the outcome is five years of integrated school. black adult earnings increase by 15%. actual real world impact to kids going into desegregated schools. >> if you attend segregated schools, you usually end up living a segregated life. if you attend integrated schools, are you more l...
September 28, 2013
Protests. he had a hard time with it on the one side. on the other side, he understood what this was going to mean for him. the state of high school education is. today in dunbar, its bittersweet. today, today, dunbar is attempting a resurgence. it had fallen in disrepair t. gorgeous gothic building had been replaced in the 70s, all the problems in the neighborhood came right in. the school suffered academically. it failed no child left behind five years in a row. it had to be reconstituted. a b...
September 28, 2013
Know, barack and michelle obama might have been teachers. people of that caliber probably would have been teachers. that is interesting of black middle class across the country. teachers are held in high regard, with great esteem. >> you talk about the talent that was brought to dunbar. students like your dad moved from harlem down to washington just to attend that school. >> yeah. my dad was a very bright, smart-mouthed kid. my grandmother used to say no one said joe stewart and high school in ...
September 28, 2013
But what about all these graduates? the jazz musician, the artists. and they had no idea about dunbars history. and when i went over to the school, i saw the history was being lost. even some of the kids there didnt know. and i thought i need to write this down before it gets lost. >> you had incredible teachers. your parents had these ph.d. professors at this level. was that because these well educated black citizens, academics, they had nowhere else to go. >> they couldnt teach at the college ...