Why is KIPP Charter schools so successful with Black & Brown?
In this interview, Principal Tracy McDaniel of Oklahoma City talks about KIPP (Knowledge is Power Program).
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Education
How to succeed at a Predominately White Institution (Part 1 & 2 Video)
Michael Griffin of DevonshireSmith spoke at Muskegon Community College about “How to succeed at a Predominately White Institution”.
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As high school students from minoritized groups continue to enroll in our nation’s predominately white colleges and universities, many are still unaware how to effectively navigate these foreign social and academic environments.
Read MoreNicholas Chibanda of Zimbabwe speaking at the Muskegon Community College graduation
Nicholas Chibanda of Zimbabwe speaking at the Muskegon Community College graduation Nicholas Chibanda was chosen to speak by his fellow
Read MoreMuskegon School Board Hands Out Mass Pink-Slips; All Employees To Learn Fate Beginning Of June
Muskegon’s school board voted to not just pink-slip some segments of its employee base, but to send out non-renewal notices to all who are employed by the district. While no one is necessarily out of a job yet, no one knows for sure they will be employed after July 1 either.
Read MoreMuskegon Heights School Board Hopes To Weather State Budget Cuts With Cooperation
With budget figures from Lansing still up in the air, Muskegon Heights school board president Avery Burrel noted their district will try to work with other districts to weather cuts that may hit the whole county.
Read MoreStan “Bishop” Grissom announces “Youth Essay Contest”
103.7 The Beat & Stan Grissom Presents “Express Yourself” Youth Essay Contest, Muskegon Heights Middle School.
Prizes: 1st Cash Prize $250, 2nd Prize $150, 3rd Prize $100 Deadline: April 28, 2011
Replay of Minister Farrakhan ‘s Press Conference on the war in Libya
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Read MoreAmidst Deficit Elimination Plan, Technology Cuts May End For Now At Muskegon Heights
Andrew Trzaska | April 3, 2011 Monday’s school board meeting actually saw votes on the recall, not elimination of several
Read MoreCounty-Wide Youth Forum Happening March 31, Public Welcome
Youth Forum will be held at Muskegon City Hall on March 31, 2011 at 5:30 to address issues facing young people in the community.
Read MoreNew Muskegon Heights Football Coach Brings Added Value To District
Andrew Trzaska | March 15, 2011 When new head coach of Muskegon Heights’ varsity football team came to Monday’s school
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