By Anita Fleming-Rife President, Black Child Development Institute-Iowa, BCDI-Iowa.org The Des Moines School District, the largest in Iowa, has eight priority schools as of 2023. This designation is a cause […]
Bus routes and backpacks. Calendars and crayons. Homework and hallways. See when school is back in session!
LuLu Merle Johnson is an Iowa trailblazer you need to know. Johnson county is named after the first Black woman to earn a Ph.D in Iowa.
Tickets are available for the ZKL Education Foundation's Black & Gold Scholarship Ball, which benefits Des Moines area scholars.
Parents and educators in Dubuque are invited to participate in a legislative recap and listening session about education on April 30.
"We're just trying to serve the unique needs of the youth and community and give them a better outlook on life," says Big Guard U founder.
Calling Des Moines middle and high school students! Attend an upcoming Media Masterminds & Youth Listening Session at Drake University in Des Moines.
Teree Caldwell-Johnson, a notable community leader, died on March 31. She was a dedicated education and social justice advocate.
Annie Stallworth, known as Grandma Annie, relishes her role in the Foster Grandparents Program in Charles City.
