(DALLAS, TX) – Nominations are now being accepted for the 2025 Hall of Fame Class of the African American Education Archives and History Program. The AAEAHP Educators’ Hall of Fame identifies and recognizes educators and others for outstanding contributions to the educational experiences of African Americans in Dallas County. Inductees...
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(DALLAS, TX) – On April 6, the African American Education Archives and History Program held its annual induction ceremony for eight Hall of Fame educators. Also celebrated were three community leaders, six student scholarship awardees and two outstanding young educators (under 40 years of age) during an event held at...
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(DALLAS, TX) – On April 6, the African American Education Archives and History Program will celebrate the induction of eight outstanding educators into its Educator’s Hall of Fame. Additionally, Journalist Norma Adams-Wade will be honored with the Trailblazer Award, and Rev. Dr. Frederick Douglass Haynes III and Dr. Harry Robinson...
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Read the following post taken from Texas Metro News Published March 17, 2022 By Sylvia Dunnavant Hines If there is any time when the significance of educational leaders should be amplified and supported, it has to be now and that is just the message coming from the African American Education...
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