Education

To ensure all students, including disadvantaged students and those of color, have equitable teaching and resources. To educate the community on black history. 

Making An Impact on Education

The Education committee advocates for equitable  education standards and resources in Johnson County

Responsibilities:

  • Student scholarships

  • Black History Month program

  • Liaison between Johnson County schools and the community

  • African-American Read In program

    2023 Scholarships

     

      Michael J. Baker Scholarship

      The Michael J. Baker Scholarship was created by Michael J. Baker along with the JCNAACP to be awarded to an African-American undergraduate who demonstrates need and academic promise.

      Corinthian R. Nutter Scholarship

      The Corinthian Nutter Scholarship was created to honor the legacy of the late Corinthian Ricks Nutter, a pioneer educator.  Our purpose is to honor her work ethic, determination, community service and her willingness to speak out when few others would regarding the deplorable conditions at the all black Walker Elementary School in 1943.  

      Upcoming Events

      2022 Michael J. Baker Scholarship Recipients

      2022 Michael J. Baker Scholarship Recipients

      Congratulations to The 2022 Michael J. Baker Scholarship Recipients Congratulations to both of you. We wish you much success! *Announcements will be made when scholarships are open again*Mikayla Jackson Attends Langston University - Langston, OklahomaAlia Peeples...

      What We Fight For

      Resource support

      The JCNAACP provides annual scholarships for students. The branch also works to support youth through our annual school supply drive and providing donations to youth organizations.

      Educating the community

      We can only learn from history if we know our history. Education committee provides a Black History Month program to educate the members and community on our history. 

      Racial justice in education

      We act as liaisons and have positive working relationships with the local school boards. 

      education Committee

      Gloria Snowden
      Chair of Education

      Historical Black Colleges and Universities

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