ASCAC Co-Sponsors Education Forum on Amistad and Egypt
ASCAC Co-Sponsors Education Forum on Amistad and Egypt - Newark, NJ - "Truth Crusted to Earth Shall Rise Again" -William Cullen Bryant
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ASCAC Co-Sponsors Education Forum on Amistad and Egypt - Newark, NJ - "Truth Crusted to Earth Shall Rise Again" -William Cullen Bryant
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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 Inquirer inspiring Black teachers is a necessary component of the mission, “they are worthy, and the...
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 dramatically increase the number of Black teachers entering the profession, according to a recent re...