Humboldt Park of west side Chicago is often portrayed in the news media as a neighborhood with persistent poverty or gang violence, but it is a neighborhood filled with diversity, culture and rich community. In this context lies a gem of a school committed to sustaining and developing that diversity and inclusion
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Families Continue Shift to Homeschooling in Wake of Pandemic
Longtime homeschool groups and microschools in eastern and central Pennsylvania are experiencing enrollment increases at unprecedented rates.
Learning Happens Everywhere, Including in London!
This is Abigail and Eva giving an update on our plans for our 2022 Shakespeare Study-Abroad Trip to England. Never in our wildest dreams could we have imagined we would be able to study Shakespeare and his work in the same places he himself walked and studied.
Anti-Bullying Group Gives Voice to Black Youth
Empower Our Youth Foundation partners with school districts and community groups in Columbus, OH and Erie, PA to provide at-risk students living in underserved Black communities with cost-free STEM activities, arts and crafts, community events, bullying prevention resources, and social wellness resources for youth ages 6-17.
Online Community Connects Black Families, Expands Homeschooling
Created by Black homeschoolers for Black homeschoolers, WhatupHomee is an online community and platform that provides a safe space for Black homeschoolers to meet up regardless of geographical location.
Amid Pandemic Challenges, Leaders of Color Deliver Solutions for Math Students
Increasing from 2,000 users at its launch to 50,000 at the height of the pandemic in 2020, Boddle Learning now has 400,000 users going into the new school year.
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