PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Oct. 19, 2022) - Prairie View A&M University’s Whitlowe R. Green College of Education graduates are some of the nation’s most distinguished teachers. Over time, they become school leaders and decision-makers. They are a part of PVAMU’s rich, historical legacy of preparing educators. Now, thanks to the $12.2 million grant from the
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Oct. 5, 2022) – World Teachers’ Day, also known as International Teachers’ Day, is celebrated on Oct. 5 every year. This year’s theme is “the transformation of education begins with teachers.” If you add the positive influence principals can have on teachers and students alike, the dynamic sets up guaranteed success in
Clinnon Harvey, Ed.D. PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (September 14, 2022) – The Prairie View A&M University community is remembering the life of one of its former professors, Clinnon Harvey, Ed.D., who passed away on August 29, 2022. Before retiring from PVAMU in 2017, Dr. Harvey dedicated more than 45 years of exceptional service to
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (August 31, 2022) - The teacher population in Texas does not reflect its student population. Beverly Sande, Ph.D., plans to change that statistic with $300,000 in funding from Texas Tech University–Texas Education Agency in collaboration with the University-School Partnerships for the Renewal of Educator Preparation (US PREP) National Center. The award will position Prairie View A&M University (PVAMU) to
ANTHONY J. HARRIS (Author, L.J. Rowan High School, 1971) received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi and his doctorate from Texas A&M University-Commerce. A fellow with the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, he once traveled to 17 countries in a three-year span and authored 13 books.
Now more than ever, the presence and value of historically Black Colleges and Universities remain relevant to the economic and career advancement of young Black students, especially starting at the K-12 level.
HOUSTON (August 18, 2022) - Prairie View A&M University students, faculty and staff were on hand bright and early Wednesday morning to help welcome students to the first day of school at Aldine ISD’s Impact Leadership Academy (ILA), the district’s first all-boys school. PVAMU is partnering with the ILA to cultivate learning experiences rooted in
HOUSTON – Aldine ISD welcomed students Wednesday morning to its new all-boys school, Impact Leadership Academy. “It’s the first all-boys school in Aldine ISD, created to give boys choices and opportunities,” said Principal Jonathan Kegler. This year, they’re starting with 1st, 2nd and 6th grades for a total of 375 students.
On Wednesday, August 17, Aldine ISD’s first all-boys school, Impact Leadership Academy at Wilson, opened its doors for the first time to welcome its students on their first day of school. A red carpet greeting was accompanied by business men and leaders of the community to encourage the students as they start the school year.
HOUSTON - Despite overall college enrollment being down nationwide, a record number of students are choosing to attend Historically Black Colleges and Universities.