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Math has always held crucial importance throughout the continent of Africa, but this fact hasn’t been reinforced in schools and colleges elsewhere. 

A national competition framework resonates with me, but I don’t think it will with younger generations or even with the progressive left.

There is growing backlash from students, parents and educators against attempts to block or water down Black history.

Many times, gifted students are overlooked. They tend to get the scores that help the school’s data, but who is helping them?

We should adopt a reimagined approach which resembles the value-based payment systems that have been at the center of recent healthcare reform.

Lake sets forth an agenda that might be a good long-term set of goals, but an initial agenda should prioritize three of her six items.

We can’t wait for politicians and school districts to affirm what we already know about Black history and the positive impact that it has on all children.

In a series by the National Charter Collaborative and the United Negro College Fund, educators discussed how HBCU graduates are having a profound impact.

It’s puzzling to see the white mothers of Parents Defending Education lodging a complaint against school districts for administering The Calculus Project.