Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have stood as pillars of excellence for more than 180 years and continue to serve as havens for Black students in pursuit of higher education. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: education
Non-Profit Goes Virtual With Free Tutoring And Summer Enrichment From Harlem To Hawthorne
Zerubabel began grade school as a non-English speaker. “Sometimes I would misunderstand the homework assignments or what the teacher was saying in class. Continue Reading →
Best Free Activities For School Trips
School trips are an excellent time for students to unwind and learn in a new environment. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio, And CUNY Announce Scholarship Program For City’s Human Services Workers
Mayor Bill de Blasio today announced the Human Services Career Advancement Scholarship. Continue Reading →
More Black Students Participating In Summer Learning Programs Than Ever Before
As students try to recover from the isolation, trauma, and learning loss the pandemic caused, learning opportunities this summer will be vitally important. Continue Reading →
First Tech Fund Opens Applications For Two Free Tech Access Programs
First Tech Fund (FTF) today announced the open application period for two free technology access programs open to high school students from Harlem to Hollis. Continue Reading →
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