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Some of the Morehouse Higher Life Foundation international student scholars (wearing the burgundy t-shirts) at the CNN Center in Atlanta. Courtesy of Morehouse College

Zimbabwe businessman spends millions to send Africans to HBCU

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Cosby wants 'movement' for schools

Joy-Ann Reid
theGRIO REPORT - At 75, the comedian, philanthropist, actor and everyone's favorite dad as co-creator and star of 'The Cosby Show,' is still feisty, opinionated, and determined. Only now, his energy is often devoted to touting causes that have nothing to do with show business...
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Students get financial training, job skills at new school credit union

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MIAMI - Booker T. Washington High School students not only go to class, they also run the new Dade County Federal Credit Union. The Florida high school students now have the opportunity to obtain hands-on financial and job-readiness skills.
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Obama promotes school reform, opposes 'teacher bashing'

NBC News / Education Nation
VIDEO - As part of the NBC News 2012 "Education Nation" Summit this week, President Barack Obama sat down with NBC’s Savannah Guthrie to discuss his vision for the future of education in America.
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New initiative aims to prevent high school dropouts

Marcus Bright
OPINION - Every day more than 7,000 students across the country drop out of school and over 1,000,000 students will not graduate on an annual basis with their peers...
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Madu Eneli, an eighth grader from Texas, wrote a guide to academic and personal success for other middle schoolers. (Source: Aya Eneli International)

13-year-old pens middle school success guide

Ugonna Okpalaoka
theGRIO REPORT - Students can sometimes find the transition into middle school stressful and challenging, so one eighth grader used his experience to create a road map for success...
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Viola Davis 'Won't Back Down' from the film's protesters

Randee Dawn, TODAY contributor
VIDEO - 'Won't Back Down' is an uncompromising look at the health of American school systems, and what parents can do to effect change...
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In this Sept. 11, 2012 photograph, a mosaic of Marcus Garvey and one of his famed quotations are displayed in the courtyard of "Liberty Hall," a museum and community center in downtown Kingston, Jamaica. Jamaican students in every grade from kindergarten through high school are studying the teachings of the 1920s-era black nationalist leader in a new mandatory civics program in schools across this predominantly black country of 2.8 million people. (AP Photo/David McFadden)

Jamaica introduces Garveyism in classrooms

Associated Press
KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) - Struggling with a chronically stagnant economy and one of the highest crime rates in the world...
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President Barack Obama (C) signs an executive order in the East Room of the White House February 26, 2010 in Washington, DC. Obama delivered remarks and signed an executive order for the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities during the event. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

How will new HBCU money be managed?

David A. Love
theGRIO REPORT - With the collapse of Morris Brown College — due to financial mismanagement, corruption, financial aid theft and foreclosure—and the overall precarious fiscal state of HBCUs, some are wondering if these schools can be trusted to properly manage their finances...
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Barely half of black males graduate high school

Ugonna Okpalaoka
theGRIO REPORT - A new study released today shows that while black males’ high school graduation rates have improved significantly in the last eleven years, they still fall behind their white counterparts...
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Are black home-schooled students making the grade?

Tricia McCarter
theGRIO REPORT - A new research effort aims to find out how African-American home-schoolers stack up academically against students in traditional schools...
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