Laura Harris-Means and Patrick Means are serving as Co-Chairs of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s biggest fundraising event of the year, the Symphony Gala, to raise awareness and support for the organization’s educational programs and initiatives.
Tag: Education
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Kids Bored In Class? Go With The Flo-Cabulary
by Quintessa Williams Can hip-hop help transform the academic experience for Black K-12 students across the country? Flocabulary, an online learning platform that infuses culturally relevant, hip-hop-based content into academic lessons, […]
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How to make your credit card work for you
Credit cards can be an important tool toward building a healthy financial future. When used responsibly, credit cards can help you establish a solid credit history, making it easier to […]
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How Tim Walz’s Educational Policies Benefited Black K-12 Students
by Quintessa Williams Kamala Harris is making history as the first woman of Black and South Asian descent to be the Democratic presidential nominee. Her chosen vice presidential pick, Gov. Tim […]
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The Great Generational Divide and A Path Forward. Together.
Generation Z teachers are challenging older generations to reconsider their values and work ethic, as they prioritize work smarter, not harder, and focus on setting boundaries and creating a healthier work/life balance.
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Dallas Wings and JPMorgan Chase Team up to Promote Financial Literacy and School Readiness
The Dallas Wings and JPMorgan Chase gathered at the Oak Cliff Branch to support community members as they prepare for the new school year, teaching financial literacy and budgeting to children.
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AI in Education. A Gift or a Curse?
With the rising use of chatbots, like Chat GPT, gaining mainstream popularity in recent years, there has been increasing skepticism by many educators across the country when considering how, or […]
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Cellphones Out, Focus In: States Crack Down on Classroom Distractions
States and school districts across the US are implementing bans on cellphone use during class time to reduce distractions, improve academic performance, and protect students’ mental health.
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“Black Jobs” and the Age-Old Gimmick of Leveraging Minorities Against One Another
Former President Donald Trump’s recent rant about immigration and the Supreme Court case of Fisher v. University of Texas have highlighted the use of minority groups to undermine progress towards a more equitable society.
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A Father’s Impact: Daughter’s Success Highlights Value of Family Support
Pastor Rich Schuhumeier, a black father who is actively involved in his children’s lives, is a beacon of light for his daughter Evangelic, who has graduated with her law degree from La Verne College of Law University, with her success being a testament to the power of determination, positive declarations, and family support.
