Browsing: Education
By Wayne Campbell, The AFRO Despite strong teacher appraisals, Jamaica’s education system remains crippled by deep structural failures. According to the Jamaica Teachers’ Association, 93 percent…
By Katie Dukes, EdNC QuaShawnda Everett, the program chair for early childhood education at Edgecombe Community College in North Carolina, has traveled the globe with her…
By Dawn Montgomery Earlier this year, in March, the current President signed an executive order to begin dismantling the Department of Education. If carried out, this…
The United Negro College Fund’s Mayor’s Masked Ball is both a premier social gathering and a powerful fundraising initiative dedicated to promoting the value and impact…
By Dori McCarroll “If you were asked to design a school and had no limitations on what you could do and what you could offer…
By Niyoka McCoy, Ed.D., Chief Learning Officer, Stride/K12 Swinging side by side with a friend on the playground. Sharing chalk over bright, colorful sidewalk drawings. Hiding…
Dependent Care Benefits: Explained By Brigid Schulte and Rebecca Gale The United States spends less on child care than almost any other developed nation, leaving parents…
By Lauren Burke A busy news week heading into the Thanksgiving holiday has distracted from a continuing effort by the Trump Administration to relocate, and in…
By Theresa A. Lucas When it comes to education reform, Mississippi consistently ranks dead last—not for lack of passionate teachers or hopeful families, but because of…
Pamela shared her story with ZERO TO THREE’s Believe In Babies national storytelling campaign. She reflected on the joy and growth of her daughter Ainsley while…