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100 Black Men’s Name Disappears From Syracuse Charter School Application. Is SCSD the Reason?
- 100 Black Men of Syracuse withdrew its name from a charter school application recently amid tensions in Syracuse, New York.
- The withdrawal followed pressure linked to concerns that charter schools divert funding from the Syracuse school district, which denies direct involvement.
- The district faces a growing charter presence, with nearly 2,500 students enrolled in four charter schools costing over $40 million this year.
- Vincent Love, who is leading the charter school initiative and previously served as president of 100 Black Men, emphasized that their goal was to collaborate with the district rather than oppose it.
- The episode illustrates the Syracuse district’s resistance to new charter schools and the challenges community groups face pursuing alternatives.
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100 Black Men of America, Inc. Announces 39th Annual Conference in New Orleans
Theme: "Preparing Leaders to Impact Our Changing World"
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