Ike Leggett, Montgomery County’s first Black county executive, has been reappointed to lead Maryland’s Blueprint education board as the state advances its landmark school reform plan.
Helen Toland nears 100 after serving as Clark County’s first Black principal, leaving a lasting impact on education and community leadership in Las Vegas.
Bertha Pendleton, the first Black and female superintendent of San Diego Unified, guided one of the nation’s largest school districts with vision, fairness, and dedication. She has died at 92.
Betty Cobbs, Everett’s first Black principal, retires after 51 years of dedicated service, leaving a legacy of educational excellence and community leadership
Meet Dr. Meisha Porter the First Black Woman Who Served as Chancellor to the New York City Department of Education ## A Trailblazing Leader for the Nation’s Largest School System In a historic move, Meisha Ross Porter has…
All about Dr. Travis J. Bristol’s historic election as the first African-American Chair of the NBPTS Board of Directors. Explore his extensive experience in education, research, and policy, and his commitment to advancing teacher certification and diversity in…