Tramelle Howard, J.D., is the Louisiana state director for The Education Trust, where he works to advance educational equity and opportunity for students.
Too many Black parents walk into their child’s school wondering whether raising a concern will get them labeled difficult. In this op-ed, education advocate Tramelle Howard argues that who leads our schools matters, and that Black principals and superintendents can help build the trust families deserve.
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