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Create an Organized Homework Hub: Helping Your Child Build Strong Study Habits
Homework doesn’t have to be a nightly battle. By setting up a simple, organized homework hub, you can give your child a space that says, “This is where learning happens.”

Prevent the Summer Slide with Our Free Summer Activities Guide!
Summer break is a time for fun and learning! Prevent the “summer slide” with 12 creative, hands-on activities that boost literacy, STEM skills, and social-emotional growth. These engaging ideas also

Raising Brilliant Black Boys Launch Celebration
The Raising Brilliant Black Boys Launch Celebration brought families, educators, and supporters together to inspire change and build brighter futures for our boys.

Why J.R.’s Biggest Fan Belongs in Every Classroom
J.R.’s Biggest Fan is more than just a story. It’s a mirror, a motivator, and a conversation starter. In classrooms across the country, it’s helping students see themselves in the

Special Education and Black Boys: Addressing Disproportionality
Special Education and Black Boys: Addressing Disproportionality Introduction Black boys are disproportionately placed in special education programs, raising concerns about potential biases and misdiagnoses. In this blog post, we will

Boosting Morale and Self-Esteem in Black Boys
Boosting Morale and Self-Esteem in Black Boys Introduction Morale and self-esteem are critical components of a child’s well-being and academic success. Unfortunately, Black boys often face unique challenges that can

The Importance of Reading for Black Boys
The Importance of Reading for Black Boys Introduction Reading is a fundamental skill that sets the foundation for academic success and lifelong learning. For Black boys, fostering a love for

Addressing the Dropout Crisis Among Black Boys
Introduction The dropout rate among Black boys in the United States is alarmingly high, posing a significant challenge to their future. This blog post will examine the statistics, underlying causes,
“When we know better, we do better and become our very best. So, as parents, we must continue to equip our children to move from better to best.”
Dr. Sheila Thomas
