A space for local and national stories about issues surrounding education, especially as they relate to African Americans.
Following President Joe Biden’s announcement canceling student loan debt of up to $20,000 for specific borrowers, the U.S. Department of Education said applications for relief under the plan should be submitted by Nov. 15.
Department of Education seeking loan forgiveness applications by Nov. 15 Read More
‘Our campus has a holistic approach to everything. We don’t just work on academics; we don’t just focus on STEM, but we care about the whole child and their families.’
Relentless Academy shows kids the sky’s the limit Read More
‘It means a lot to see my community stepping up to put their dollars into the good work we are doing.’
A lucky strike for girls taking action Read More
Emory University in Atlanta has announced the first African American Studies Ph.D. Program in the Southeast United States.
Emory University announces the first African American studies Ph.D. program in the U.S. Southeast Read More
‘We developed the Mel Reeves Memorial Scholarship for students at the High School for Recording Arts in St. Paul to continue to follow the path that Mel had blazed.’
Crutchfield Dermatology Foundation awards first Mel Reeves Memorial Scholarship Read More
Several schools around the state are tapping into a program that expands efforts to get students back on track.
Program helps MN colleges break up the ‘stop out’ pattern Read More
Western Governors University has announced it will offer up to $100,000 in scholarships to newly enrolled students residing in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area.
Western Governors University announces “Bridge to Success” scholarships for Twin Cities residents Read More
North High seniors got quite a surprise on Friday, April 15 as Pillsbury United Communities (Pillsbury United) announced the launch of $1M in scholarship funds.
Mpls. North High seniors surprised with $10K scholarships Read More
The Racial Justice and Social Transformation Certificate is designed to build a cultural skill set relevant to every career and complements anyone in or pursuing a leadership role.
College ‘answers the call’ with new racial justice program Read More
Minneapolis Public Schools was listed among 175 websites with missing PSEO information.
It’s the law: Schools must inform students of college options but many are not Read More
President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced a pause on federal student loan repayments through August 31.
Biden announces extension of student loan repayment freeze Read More
On Wednesday, March 30, Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) Superintendent Ed Graff announced his intention to step down in June.
Graff’s 6-year MPS tenure ends in discord Read More
MPS announced that they expect students to return to the classroom on Tuesday, March 29.
Mpls schools, teachers reach agreement to end strike Read More
The more than 4,500 educators on strike gained a new ally on Tuesday, as the Service Employees International Union announced their intent to also go on strike.
MPS food service workers set to join strike Read More
MPS have had over 120 hours of negotiation in mediation with MFT but were unable to forge a deal.
Minneapolis teachers go on strike for increased pay, smaller class sizes Read More
‘Teachers have a hard time supporting students who for the past two years have been relegated to their homes.’
Minneapolis and St. Paul teachers vote to strike Read More
Western Governors University has launched a new scholarship for Minnesota residents in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King.
Western Governors University to award $100K in scholarships in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Read More The consequences of virtual learning continue to emerge.
It’s catch-up time for Twin Cities students Read More
Normandale Community College launched a program this school year to recruit and support Black, African American, and African men for elementary and secondary teaching jobs.
Great expectations for Black men teaching Read More
Here are four alternative venues where the general public can enjoy nature, engage in hands-on science learning and get a behind-the-scenes look at scientific research in action.
Four unexpected places where adults can learn science Read More