The Sojourner’s Truth Education Section
By Dawn Scotland The Truth Reporter The Toledo Human Relations Commission hosted their annual Human Library at The Main Toledo Library Branch Saturday April 27, 2024.The event featured 22 human books that participants could ‘check […]
Special to The Truth Two scholars from the HOPE Toledo Promise program graduated with their four-year degrees this past month. Wakeso Peterson, Jr. received his degree from Bowling Green State University on April 26, while […]
Crystal Ellis, the first African-American superintendent of the Toledo Public School district died Monday, April 22, 2024. He was 91 years old. Ellis grew up in Springfield, OH, and graduated from Springfield High School where […]
By Dawn Scotland The Truth Reporter Groomed for Greatness held a free Mother-Daughter Self Defense class at the University of Toledo Recreation Center Saturday, April 14. The all-day event for girls 13 and older provided […]
By Asia Nail The Truth Reporter HOPE Toledo, an organization dedicated to ensuring high-quality education from birth to career, recently unveiled its annual report, shedding light on the critical need for early childhood education in […]
By Dawn Scotland The Truth Reporter Pathway for Successful Leadership, Inc. is the new lead Hub partner at Reynolds Elementary school. The nonprofit has spearheaded an adopt-a-hallway program at Reynolds Elementary which will provide greater […]
By Dawn Scotland The Truth Reporter The Junction Coalition, along with partner organizations, hosted a free lead education event at the Mott Branch Library on Saturday, April 6 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to […]
Special to The Truth Central State University announced its four top college scholars during the annual Academic Recognition Convocation (ARC) on Tuesday, April 2. The 2024 Outstanding Senior Scholars included Raven Golliday of Cleveland, College […]
Special to The Truth Perhaps even more nerve-wracking than waiting for your child’s college acceptance letters is learning whether they’ve been awarded financial aid. Recent changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) […]
Schools may be legally desegregated, but the profession is mostly white and female – and that’s not good for Black children By Sharif el-Mekki Guest Column I celebrate the upcoming 70th anniversary of Brown vs. Board […]