UHURU EDUCATION PROJECT
In partnership with individuals and organizations across the Inland Empire, the Uhuru Education Project seeks to open a charter high school founded on African-Centered principles. Learn more below:
CULTURE
SCHOOL PRIDE
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Student Naming Ceremony
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School Mantra
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Classroom Affirmations
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FACULTY & STAFF
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Black Faculty & Staff
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Community Volunteers
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EXTRACURRICULAR
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African Dance & Instruments Clubs
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African Language Courses
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Leadership Clubs
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Foreign Exchange Programs
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African Diaspora Field Trips
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Mental Health Programs
CURRICULUM
AFRICAN CENTERED EDUCATION (ACE)
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Dr. Akua's 15 African Principles for ACE
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CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING
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Culturally Responsive Pedagogy Trained Staff
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FREEDOM BASED
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Non-Traditional Teaching Methods
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Outdoor Education
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Project-Based Learning
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DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES
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Students Graduate High School with their AA
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Opportunities for Online Courses from Ghanaian Universities
COMMUNITY
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT & EMPOWERMENT
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Activism
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Black Entrepreneurship
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Financial Literacy
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Building Future Community Leaders
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PARENT & FAMILY ENGAGEMENT
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Engage Parents & Families in Development Process
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Create Collaborative Learning Environment
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GRASSROOTS & COMMUNITY SUPPORT
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Churches
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Community-Based Organizations
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D-9 Fraternities & Sororities
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