Family Empowerment Student Achievement Institute

06/02/2026

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JUNE 8, 2026 @ 8PM EASTERN

04/16/2026

10/27/2024

NAACP NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS APPROVES PROPOSAL TO LAUNCH BEST ACADEMIC PRACTICE MODELS FOR BLACK STUDENTS NETWORK.

THE PROPOSAL WAS CREATED BY JIMMA MCWILSON, FAMILYEMPOWERMENT STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT INSTITUTE AND DR. ADORA OBI NWEZE, NAACP NATIONAL BOARD MEMBER AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE CHAIR.

OCTOBER 19, 2024: Today, we are thrilled to announce that the NAACP National Board of Directors has approved the launch of the Best Academic Practice Models for Black Students Nationwide Network, in collaboration with the FAMILY Empowerment Student Achievement Institute.

This is a bold and strategic initiative aimed at identifying and promoting schools across the country that are achieving exceptional academic success for Black students. These schools will serve as national models of excellence, sharing best practices and strategies that foster educational equality, equity and success.

Our goal is clear: narrow the achievement gap by replicating what works and ensuring every Black student has access to high-quality education. This initiative is a direct call to action to empower families, educators, and communities to come together and drive change.

State NAACP leaders will play a crucial role in identifying high-performing schools, fostering local partnerships, and amplifying the success stories of Black students.

This is not a program; it is a CAMPAIGN. Together, we can shape the future where Black students thrive academically.

10/27/2024

NAACP NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS APPROVES PROPOSAL TO LAUNCH BEST ACADEMIC PRACTICE MODELS FOR BLACK STUDENTS NETWORK.

THE PROPOSAL WAS CREATED BY JIMMA MCWILSON, FAMILYEMPOWERMENT STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT INSTITUTE AND DR. ADORA OBI NWEZE, NAACP NATIONAL BOARD MEMBER AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE CHAIR.

OCTOBER 19, 2024: Today, we are thrilled to announce that the NAACP National Board of Directors has approved the launch of the Best Academic Practice Models for Black Students Nationwide Network, in collaboration with the FAMILY Empowerment Student Achievement Institute.

This is a bold and strategic initiative aimed at identifying and promoting schools across the country that are achieving exceptional academic success for Black students. These schools will serve as national models of excellence, sharing best practices and strategies that foster educational equality, equity and success.

Our goal is clear: narrow the achievement gap by replicating what works and ensuring every Black student has access to high-quality education. This initiative is a direct call to action to empower families, educators, and communities to come together and drive change.

State NAACP leaders will play a crucial role in identifying high-performing schools, fostering local partnerships, and amplifying the success stories of Black students.

This is not a program; it is a CAMPAIGN. Together, we can shape the future where Black students thrive academically.

10/23/2024

https://paper.co/blog/the-path-forward-an-updated-plan-for-academic-success-in-2023

CEO Philip Cutler shares how Paper's Educational Support System is evolving to meet the needs of students in 2023. Read on to find out how.

06/13/2024

FOLLOW BEST ACADEMIC PRACTICE SCHOOLS AND DISTRICTS WHO EDUCATE ALL CHILDREN AT THE ABC LEVEL ON STATE TEST IN OHIO.

Best Academic Practice Models - Campaign For Best Academic Practice "Reading Model" Districts and Schools For Black African Descendant Students

06/13/2024

LISTIEN TO BEST ACADEMIC PRACTITIONERS WHO EDUCATE ALL CHILDREN IN THE 100% POVERTY SCHOOLS.

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06/13/2024

Elementary & High School Education
Public Private School Pie Charts 2009 2010 yrElementary & High School Education
According to the U.S. Department of Education there where 8,166,353 Black children attending public school and 430,972 in private schools in the United States during the 2009-2010 school year. Of those in public school 488,233 are enrolled in charter school meaning there are now more African American children in charter schools than private schools.

Of the more than 8 million Black public school students, 76 percent attend schools inside urbanized areas which include both city and suburban districts. Fifteen percent are in Towns which are defined as built up areas outside of urbanized areas with populations of less than 50,000 and greater than 2,500. More than half (57%) of Black public school children live in the South which is only slightly higher than the percentage of African Americans in the south as a whole (55%).