Dear Black Parent

06/06/2025

Be a Hero. Save a Life.

Every 2 seconds, someone in need receives a life-saving blood transfusion. But blood supplies are critically low — and your donation can make the difference between life and death.

Join us for a Blood Donation Drive:

03/25/2024

The African American Male Wellness Agency and our Uplift Her initiative are investing in our young ladies who desire to attend college by offering scholarships. Use the link to apply or scan the QR code on the flyer: https://fs26.formsite.com/EyjTuD/dt3mud8tdr/index

08/04/2023

School is just around the corner which means getting back to school supplies together. Happily, this weekend is Ohio's Sales Tax Holiday.

07/05/2023

So, let me just say. It is July. Sigh... For many, school starts next month. If your child has not been reading 15 minutes minimum a day. Please start. If they have not been doing 15 minutes of math. Please start. If they left the school area with weaknesses, please work on those now. Let's get in gear now. Please and thank you.

06/24/2023

Name a cooler duo! We'll wait.

01/16/2022

Dear Black Parent:

Please read this article carefully. The education of your Black child could be at stake if they attend an Accel School.

If you are a parent of a child at Capitol Collegiate Preparatory Academy, please transfer your child to a better school where they can get the education they deserve.

The details reveal how some for-profit operators manage their charter schools.

10/27/2021

Hey Families!!! Drop by Della School of Coding & Design this Saturday between 6:30pm - 8:30pm and all can come dressed in their Halloween best to wander along our child friendly Haunted Hallways! Join us for fun, food, games, and raffles with prizes. And of course candy!

10/08/2021

Della School of Coding & Design is offering free tutoring to all students K-8th Grade. We want all children to achieve success!

02/07/2021

This should provide valuable information for parents and policy makers in understanding what works and has not during the pandemic, as well as how we can fill in the gaps in learning.

For the first time since the pandemic began, the U.S. Education Department will begin tracking where schools have reopened and just how unequal the access to learning has been.

01/31/2021

01/10/2021

We have to encourage our children to become physicians in our communities and for our people.

Citing systemic racism, they say more work needs to be done to understand the tantalizing statistics in their paper.