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Welcome from NCEBC.

President It is with great pleasure and honor to be given the opportunity to serve as President of NCEBC. Considering the long history of honorable and distinguished Presidents before me, it is indeed a privilege to serve the members of the NCEBC organization. I invite you to explore our website. You will learn about the History, programs, and special events, membership opportunities and meet the Board of Directors and National staff.

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30th Annual Convention.

Join us in Baltimore April 20-23, 2016, for our annual convention!

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1986

YEAR FOUNDED

6

REGIONS

50000+

EDUCATORS

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Join us for our 60-minute program around timely topics, education policy, and grassroots strategies that will help education community leaders increase their understanding and potential for widespread success in a globally collaborative education community.

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The National Council on Educating Black Children provides a stakeholder model to improve student achievement through advocacy, action plans and programs. We have been successful in carrying out our mission due to individual and corporate membership from supporters like you. On behalf of NCEBC, thank you for becoming (and maintaining) your active membership.

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