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What does it mean to witness education as a force of liberation, identity, and resilience? On Wednesday afternoon, the conference kicks off with a dynamic and thought-provoking session, “School Clothes: A Collective Memoir of Black Student Witness,” that will leave you inspired and eager to learn more. At the heart of this…
The phrase “A Dream Deferred” resonates deeply within the College Board community, symbolizing the collective aspirations and the relentless pursuit of progress. But what does it truly mean, and how did this powerful concept evolve into the cornerstone of our annual conference? The Origin of “A Dream Deferred” The term “A…
We are thrilled to congratulate Sharif El- Mekki on being honored with the Dr. Asa G. Hilliard Model of Excellence Award. This prestigious recognition celebrates El-Mekki’s outstanding contribution to the diversification of the Black Teacher Pipeline. His tireless efforts through the Center for Black Educators Development…
The U.S. is experiencing a teacher shortage, particularly in urban and low-income schools where Black and other marginalized students are often concentrated. Increasing the number of Black teachers can help address these shortages while also ensuring that students have access to educators who understand their experiences…
Connecting Students to national recognition programs like BigFuture and colleges is crucial in fostering educational equity and opening pathways to higher education opportunities. These programs provide essential resources, such as scholarships, college planning tools, and mentorship, which can help students navigate the…
The Center for Black Educator Development is at the forefront of addressing the critical shortage of Black teachers in the U.S., where only about 7% of teachers are Black, despite Black students making up around 15% of student population. This stark disparity underscores the need for more Black educators, who play a…
At the A Dream Deferred™: The Future of African American Education 2024 Conference, Chancellor David banks was honored with the prestigious Dr. Asa G. Hilliard Model of Excellence Award. This accolade recognized his lifelong dedication to advancing education and his unwavering commitment to improving educational outcomes…
Understanding your SAT scores is crucial to gauging your readiness for college and identifying areas for improvement. The SAT consists of two main sections: Evidence-based Reading and Writing (ERW) and Math, each scored on a scale of 200–800, with a total score ranging from 400–1600. Additionally, you will receive sub…
At this year’s A Dream DeferredTM: The Future of African American Education 2024 conference, one of the highlights was “Real Talk: Illuminating the Path for Black Students,” a panel discussion led by the charismatic director and host Dr. Autumn Caviness along with associate vice provost Sandra Williams-Hamp from outreach…
The transition from the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) to the Student Aid Index (SAI) marks a significant change in how financial aid eligibility is calculated for students seeking federal assistance for higher education. Historically, the EFC has been a key figure in determining the amount of financial aid students…
In Celebration of Women’s History Month Dr. Johnnetta Betsch Cole's multifaceted career encompasses significant contributions to education, anthropology, and Black Studies. She also had an impactful role as the director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art. Dr. Cole is a distinguished anthropologist, educator,…
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College Board A Dream Deferred conference welcomes education professionals working to make a difference for African American students. The conference is focused on the state of college readiness for African American students and provides a forum for sharing best practices, key data, and research to drive measurable actions…
The Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) conference is a three-day professional development event specifically designed for HBCU professionals and advocates. Join us to discuss new solutions, share best practices, and collaborate with colleagues to increase efficiencies in managing your enrollment and…
Prepárate highlights national models that are successfully preparing Latino students for college success. At the conference, participants discuss new solutions, share best practices, and collaborate with colleagues to make a difference for Latino students. Latino K–12 student population growth can be leveraged with the…
The Native American Student Advocacy Institute (NASAI) conference assembles a dedicated community of educators and tribal education leaders to address the educational challenges facing Native students. NASAI seeks to galvanize and build national networks dedicated to improving educational outcomes for Native American,…