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There’s Still More Black Achievements to Be Made in Robotics !

by Jason B. Allen on February 23, 2022

Dr. Raymont Burke is a veteran education teaching Robotics and is the STEM Director for Lillie’s Foundation in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Atlanta Ranks Number One in Improving Academic Outcomes . . . But Guess Who’s Thriving!?

by Jason B. Allen on February 15, 2022

Atlanta ranks number one in improving academic outcomes for . . .

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More Public Schools Should Be Investing In Grandparent Initiatives

by Jason B. Allen on February 14, 2022

Lillie’s Foundation supports Atlanta grandparents in APS schools.

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Grandparents Have Historically Played a Role in Educating Black Children.

by Jason B. Allen on February 10, 2022

Organizations in Atlanta like Lillie’s Foundation are supporting a underserved population, grandparents raising school aged children.

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We Have to Be Mindful of How We Speak About Black People in front of Kids.

by Jason B. Allen on February 8, 2022

How we view Black children is a major issue in how educational data is collected and reviewed . . .

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Let Educational Freedom Ring in Georgia

by Jason B. Allen on February 7, 2022

The faith based community plays an intricate role in offering school choice to Georgia families.

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The Fight Against Critical Race Theory is A Fight Against the Inclusion of Black American Stories in Schools.

by Jason B. Allen on February 1, 2022

ABC network has recently aired a special series called “Women of the Movement.” One woman featured is Mamie Till, the mother of Emmett Till who was murdered in America in the 1950’s at the age of 14.  The title of Mrs. Till’s story is “Let the World See.” This is exactly how I feel about the battle against critical race…

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