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Teachers are important, and even good technology is no substitute. When I wrote recently about Mother Caroline Academy in Boston, one of the keys to its success with low-income, largely immigrant girls of color is its hiring of professional teachers instead of relying on volunteers. Professional teachers make the difference—as they are doing at a “last chance” high school in the Bronx, Bronx Arena.
As education editor at Black Enterprise I am deeply concerned about the flagrant inequities that characterize American education. Segregation is alive and well in 2017, and the vast majority of schools that black children attend are uninspiring places where expectations for the children are low.
Black workers in tech today make up less than 10 percent the industry, but several nonprofits are working to change that through their work
And to close out their HBCU Impact Day initiative, the ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. set a goal... then doubled up.
Maria Taylor and ESPN have jointly announced that after much discussion, an agreement on a contract extension could not be reached
