NCEBCTalkRadio will air every Monday at 10am ET via BlogTalkRadio for 30-minutes and will include discussions around timely topics, education policy, and grassroots strategies that will help education community leaders increase their understanding an

Taking a glance into a perspective on the statistics for black males in education that sheds a different light on some mainstream impressions.

This Saturday: all community members are invited to participate in this FREE PUBLIC FORUM.

In partnership with Pearson Education and ScholarCentric, the National Council on Educating Black Children is breaking barriers with the first in a series of Best Practice Symposiums sharing positive programs designed for the benefit of black males.

Parents who care about the achievement of their child's dreams and unique potential are already equipped with the skills to help them succeed.

Ms. Bettye Stevens Coney, MS, CPC, Ed.L, (Author, Senior Equity, Cultural Proficiency and Educational Consultant) of Leesburg, Florida, was recently a guest of renowned civil rights organization, the National Council on Educating Black Children.

"Whereas sports have become a pathway for black athletic students to escape poverty, it is narrow and straightway. However, less than 10% of the dreamers, who escape through the gate, get selected to a professional team."

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Nearing the end of a year filled with accomplishments that have raised the bar for educational advocacy groups, the National Council on Educating Black Children is proud to announce the laun