Live Q&A with Dr. Christina Villareal Thursday, April 29th at 2pm EST

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Reminder: Thursday, April 29th @ 2PM EST:  Participate in our Q& A session with Dr. Christina “V” Villareal, Director of the Teaching Education Program at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education. Students/classes are welcomed to join as well! 

RSVP to Q&A with Dr. V

 

Some topics for discussion on Thursday are:

 

  • Ethnic Studies in middle school

  • Current climate around police reform and racial justice

  • Addressing learning loss post-pandemic

  • Reopening school for in-person instruction

 

Dr. V is interested in any questions members or students may have for her, so please send them in an email or as a short recorded video no later than this afternoon. You can see her Keynote from our last National Conference in November by clicking here.

 

NMC Member Schools Hire their Graduates to Lead

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Gadisa Goso, NAtivity Prep Boston Class of 1997

Nativity Preparatory School is excited to announce that Mr. Gadisa Goso, of the Nativity 1997 Class of Claver, will lead its academic program as Principal, effective for the 2020-2021 academic year.


Lorin Johnson, AJC Class of 2012, was hired to be AJC’s  Graduate Support Coordinator.

Lorin Johnson, Anna Julia Cooper School Class of 2012

Lorin Johnson was a member of the first class to graduate from Anna Julia Cooper School (Richmond, VA) back in 2012. She then went on to complete her high school years at Trinity Episcopal School. Lorin graduated from Randolph-Macon College this past May with an impressive list of academic focus areas (Sociology, Communications Studies, and Women's Studies Majors; Classics and Black Studies Minors). Through her role AJC, Lorin will be working alongside Mary Desch and supporting AJC graduates who are now in high school. AJC is excited to have its first AJC graduate as a full-time staff member!


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Lorin Johnson,

Marian Middle School Class of 2010

Alanna Wells, Marian Middle School (St. Louis) Class of 2010, is their new College Readiness Officer.


St. Martin De Porres Academy hires alumni during COVID-19 Pandemic


Shared on June 15 by Allison Rivera, President of St. Martin De Porres (New Haven, CT)

The Covid-19 Pandemic has presented its share of challenges. It also has offered us new opportunities. Thanks to funding from the Payroll Protection Program, we were able to hire six of our graduates, giving them something to do and some much-needed income, and giving SMPA the extra help needed to get our school cleaned, sanitized, and First-Day ready for our students' return in the fall - in addition to helping with a special Alumni project.

Saint Martin de Porres Academy’s student body is currently distance learning at home like most schools, but if you were able to visit our school, you would find six graduates there, hard at work. Five are busy cleaning up our building from what we thought would be a temporary leave in March and getting the school readied for the return of our students in the fall and another graduate is busy working on a special Alumni project.

Our graduates have been busy breaking down classrooms left mid-year, counting and organizing supplies, painting, cleaning, and reorganizing rooms to accommodate our anticipated COVID-compliant class layouts for the fall.

 Another college graduate is working on a special Alumni Project, reaching out to all of our classes of alumni to update their contact information in our database and to launch our Alumni Society. Through this process, more than $25,000 has been pledged over the next 10 years to support their younger classmates through a Pay-It-Forward-Alumni-Campaign.