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Employers and institutions of higher education clearly believe that measurements like ACT scores and grade point averages are the right yardsticks. But, sadly, these metrics cause us to overlook too many young people who could flourish in school and in the workplace.
Walmart is offering its more than 1.4 million employees an opportunity at a college education, and their contribution will be as little as $1 a day. On Tuesday, the company unveiled a new associate education benefit program that it designed to help its workers with college enrollment and graduation.
Dr. Julianne Malveaux, 53, the MIT-trained economist and nationally recognized writer, syndicated columnist, radio talk-show host, and TV personality, may not have seemed like the logical choice to succeed Dr....
Johnnetta Cole’s legacy is and continues to be one of female and black empowerment through education, mentorship, and self-knowledge.
Minority students taking SATs increased to 45 percent
