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Menchville High School Students Win National Award
Youth Sports Bureau: Building Citizens One by One
(Newport News, VA) Fare Share, a volunteer community service group from Menchville High School, recently earned a $10,000 Grand Prize Award from Lead4Change, a national organization that provides free leadership training for students while engaging them in community service. This is their second in the past five years.
The students award the grant to nonprofit of their choice. In September, students presented the check to THRIVE Peninsula, a nonprofit that provides emergency food and financial aid to individuals and families.
During the 2018-2019 school year, the 22 students in the program spent over 1,200 hours hosting food collections, leading clean-ups at the Menchville school garden and outdoor learning center, collecting items for the school’s backpack program, and conducting anti-bullying campaigns.
Club members also raised
over $3,000 and collected more than 3,100 pounds of food during the school year and, through the school’s food pantry and backpack program, students packed or served nearly 4,000 meals.
The students partner with the Newport News Department of Human Services and THRIVE Peninsula to educate and inform the public of food scarcity and socio-economic issues in the city.
Learn more about Lead4Change by visiting their website or Facebook or their YouTube page.
(Spartanburg, SC) The Youth Sports Bureau, in partnership with Spartanburg School District 7, is a striving program that is totally dedicated to community service and beyond. The project, coordinated by Luther Norman, Tyrone Norman, director, and Carver Jr. High School art teacher, Winston Wingo have directed multiple projects for youths of all ages in community beautification, horticultural training, arts and crafts and sports activities, to name a few.
Students from Carver Jr. High School were part of a team led by Wingo that was commissioned to painting murals as part of the historic Southside neighborhood revitalization. They have engaged in other projects like gardening and home improvements.
Another collaboration between The Arts Partnership and the Youth Sports Bureau exemplifies how community groups working together to create positive change by encouraging talented youth to create a sense of pride in the Southside community as well as create a feeling of
ownership. The historical part of the city has been a source of pride with their involvement that target youth of all ages and economic levels.
The Youth Sports Bureau’s mission is to provide a safe environment for youth to learn skills, which can be used beyond the program to become productive citizens. They have developed alliances with the several workforce groups to provide training for entry level jobs. READ MORE
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HBCU of the Month
We invite you to take a sightseeing tour of a historically black college/university. This month, we bring you…
Morgan State University
Morgan State University is a public historically black research university. Located in Baltimore, Maryland, it is the largest of HBCU in Maryland.
The university is known for its leadership in promoting the academic achievement of students from varied educational and socioeconomic development; and for uniqueness in promoting economic development to reshape the social, cultural and political landscape.
Morgan State is ranked #293-#381 in National Universities.
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The Black college (HBCUs) legacy of producing some of the world’s most iconic heroes in almost everyone walk of life is documented in American history. In their heyday, there were driven to prepare students and athletes to exhibit the highest standards of excellence which is still on display today.
Below are the gatekeepers who manage their ongoing participation.
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Why Not Go to an HBCU?
Chris Broussard, ESPN analyst speaks out on the NCAA attempt to qualify agents who represent future pro players. continue reading
Black Athletes Should Leave White Colleges
Jemelee Hill, ex-ESPN talk show host has written a compelling argument on the NCAA and Black athletes who choose PWIs over HBCUs. continue reading
A Master Builder
Cheryl McKissack, a Howard University grad, and Chief Executive Officer and President of McKissack & McKissack, continues to add to her unique legacy after making another major breakthrough as her company was awarded the lead construction contracts at LaGuardia Airport and the new Terminal One at John F. Kennedy International Airport. Read more
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Dr. Flint heads the Comprehensive Preparatory Assistance Program as Academic Education director.
Charley Flint, Ph.DDirector, Education 
Executive Director and founder, Black College Sports & Education Foundation. Heads the creative team.
Edd J. HayesExecutive Director 
Retired Commissioner of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and the Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Ken Free, Sr.Director, Athletics 
Co-founder, Black College Sports & Education Foundation. Ex-Pres., NAACP-Marion County, FL. and Florida A&M Rattlers Club
Whitfield JenkinsDirector 
Founder, Wilson Wealth Fund. Member, CPAP creative team. Former engineer and member of Benedict College track team.
Maurice L. WilsonDirector 
Student Athlete Academic Advisor with CPAP and ASAAP. Former Sportscaster/ Analyst with the Charlotte Hornets/New Orleans Pelicans. Motivational speaker.
Gilbert "Gil" McGregorHost, BCSEF Weekly Podcast 
Public Relations and Creative Lead for Black College Sports & Education Foundation. Coordinates podcasts and social media departments.
Andrea "Trecie" JeffcoatPublic Relations 
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