GLABSE

08/29/2026

See you Monday night at Watterson Elementary!!

08/29/2026

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INTRODUCED TODAY: Incoming Fall 2027 Berea College students will have the opportunity to receive an education completely for free, including housing, tuition, and fees, the college announced Thursday during a convocation. Details below.

07/23/2026

We hope you will make time to join us so we can begin the new school year on positive note in informal fellowship with one another!

If you feel it in your heart, please consider bringing laundry detergent of any size as we support our students with needs that go .

03/13/2026

A 2011 graduate of Western High School was killed 6 years ago day. We remember her.

03/09/2026

One year ago, Duan Wright left us. His family, his students, and GLABSE lost a truly special person. He is remembered and missed. 🕊️

03/01/2026

📢The Greater Louisville Alliance of Black School Educators is pleased to share that our GLABSE Scholarship application is now live. We will award four $500 scholarships to graduating seniors. 🧑🏾‍🎓👩🏾‍🎓

The application is available through a Google Form, and all required materials can be uploaded directly within the form for convenience. The deadline to apply is March 31 at 11:59 PM. ⏰

02/28/2026

🌟 NABSE Announces the Launch of their Superintendent Commission Professional Development Series 🌟

📅 Event Details

🗓 Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2026
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM (CST)
💻 Location: Zoom
🔗 Registration: Scan the QR code or visit www.bit.ly/NABSESUP

➡️ NABSE invites superintendents and district leaders to join us as we begin a year of growth, reflection, and collective leadership development.

02/17/2026

Reverend Jesse Jackson had consistently advocated for education as a fundamental right, pushing for equal, high-quality opportunities across state lines to foster economic growth. Job well done. Sleep well, Rev. Jackson!

02/12/2026

Oh, what a celebration! 🎉

We had the pleasure of celebrating the winners of the inaugural GLABSE Reading Challenge at Maupin Elementary, and it was truly phenomenal. The smiles and excitement on the faces of students and their families filled the room with joy.

Seeing parents and community members show up to support our young readers reminded me why events like this matter.

We thank Charles Phipus, GLABSE secretary, and Ron Jones, GLABSE historian for showing up. Thank you to JCPS district leadership Jamiera Johnson for being present and encouraging our students, and to Maupin’s Elementary board representative Gail Logan Strange for her presence and engagement.