Tag: women in education
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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.
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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.
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Prof. Nokuthula Sibiya makes history as the first Black female vice-chancellor of Mangosuthu University of Technology, bringing a strategic vision to enhance research, education, and community engagement.
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