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National Urban League and Box Tops Educational Success Toolkit
 

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In his State of the Union Address earlier this month, President Obama called for universal early childhood education – a proposal that the National Urban League long has supported.




The availability of early learning opportunities for children is a significant predictor of the level of achievement students will achieve throughout their academic career. Early interventions for the youngest learners help to promote and ensure the economic health of our nation’s future leaders. Click here to learn more about the National Urban League’s 8-Point Plan To Educate, Employ and Empower.

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To Be Equal #8
February 19, 2013

In 1976, the federal government acknowledged the expansion of Black History Week to Black History Month.

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The Root: Black Leaders on Education: But, the Urban League's chief asks, are we willing to invest in our kids?

Black Leaders on Education: But, the Urban League's chief asks, are we willing to invest in our kids?



 

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The Root: Education Is the 21st-Century Liberator

Black Leaders on Education: UNCF's chief notes today's freedom struggle, 150 years after slavery.


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The Root: Greatness Starts Before Grade School

Black Leaders on Education: How the NAACP's president proposes closing the racial gap in education.
 

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National Urban League launches Jobs Rebuild America campaign.

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New York Times: For Poor, Leap to College Often Ends in a Hard Fall


GALVESTON, Tex. — Angelica Gonzales marched through high school in Goth armor — black boots, chains and cargo pants — but undermined her pose of alienation with a place on the honor roll. She nicknamed herself after a metal band and vowed to become the first in her family to earn a college degree.
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