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A threshold by which the nation will draw a line between caution and carelessness on school covid protocols was reached in Chicago last night. The city's teachers' union voted late yesterday evening to stop all in-person learning at least until Jan. 18
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Conventional wisdom always dictates that you never follow in the footsteps of a legend. Still, the search for the next president of Hampton University …
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There is a sense that, with HBCU athletics rising to prominence in recent weeks and HBCU philanthropy headlines continuing to gain attention, believing…
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Daily Briefing - Dec. 16, 2021K-12 DIGEST Retirement funding has always been a scourage on education budgets. In Connecticut, officials are suggesting that wealthier district…
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There are two unique twists to the deal. The first is that while Morehouse College and Spelman College have been named two of the recipients, the other…
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Tennessee State University President Glenda Glover was recently appointed by President Joe Biden to serve on the President's Board of Advisors on Histo…
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Former Education News Flash Founding Editor Jarrett Carter Sr. weighed in on Jackson State University and head football coach Deion Sanders’ historic h…
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“The rumors started when First Deputy Chancellor Donald Conyers emailed superintendents to remind them to have a remote learning “contingency plan in p…
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