Educational Advancement – Scholarships and Grants for Black Students
With the rising costs of education, scholarships and grants tailored for Black students are more crucial than ever in facilitating
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Preparing your kids for the upcoming school year
You can make a significant impact on your child’s success by preparing them for the upcoming school year. As summer
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Project 2025 promises to shut down Dept. of Education, ban abortion, roll back civil rights and more
If you’re an American planning to vote in this year’s election, Project 2025 is a must-read document. The so-called “playbook”
Read MoreEssential Tips For Supporting Loved Ones' Black Mental Health
It’s crucial to navigate the delicate terrain of supporting the mental well-being of our black loved ones with empathy and
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Why you should have your kids in summer programs during the school break!
Many parents wonder how to keep their kids engaged and learning during the long summer break. Summer programs offer a
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Watch: White House on 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education
This week, President Joe Biden is celebrating the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education at the White House.
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Black Couple Launch Fastest-Growing Education Platform Teaching Financial Literacy and Real Estate
Meet J. Whit and his wife, Joy, the founders of Ask Whit, a groundbreaking Black-owned education platform that is dedicated
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70 organizations, NAACP included, ask Biden’s Education Dept. to retool student debt plan to help people of color
Pressure is mounting on President Joe Biden and his administration to retool an alternative student debt relief plan so it
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Amid new student loan debt relief, Education Secretary Cardona warns of Republican opposition
As the Biden-Harris administration announced additional student debt relief this week, it warned that future efforts to broaden student debt
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With Downtown Campus Among Plans, Muskegon Community College Makes Case For Millage At Town Hall Meeting
Feedback will strongly affect the board’s final decision at placement on the ballot. Community opinion surveys will be mailed out to members of the public as well this spring. Further community forums would be held in the spring, with the college planning to use that feedback to decide whether or not to place the measure on the November ballot.
Read MoreKeeping High-Quality Teachers a Topic of Discussion at Muskegon Heights School Board Meeting
Board vice president Ronald Jenkins believes the district’s policies concerning teacher leave for continuing education are generous, but feels the district’s investment can be lost if those educators use their new certifications to leave the district.
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