Thank you: Latin History 365
The BH365 team received a personal thank you from Enoel Santiago that we want to share with you. Mr. Santiago wrote, “The attached letter is intended for Dr. Milton and the staff behind Latin 365. Thank you so much!”
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Black History 365 is a MBE certified educational entity whose purpose is to create cutting-edge resources that invite students, educators, and other readers to become critical thinkers, compassionate listeners, fact-based, respectful communicators and action-oriented solutionists. The BH365 curriculum is in 34 states, 10000 classrooms, 1000 US cities, 420 Districts.
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Black History 365 is a thoughtful and factual chronology of the Black experience and journey and that this Black experience is an American story that needs to be shared with everyone. It reflects who we are and what we have accomplished as a nation and transcends ethnicity, race, gender, age, geography and all dimensions of our diverse country. It has and continues to make this country and this world a beacon of hope and opportunity. As an Haitian American, I am grateful to have been a beneficiary of its greatness and to be provided with the opportunity to contribute and to build on what has gotten us here and to take us even further.
- Patrick Gaston, Former President, Verizon Foundation
On behalf of The Education Transformation Office, we would like to say Thank You! Thank you for taking the time to serve as the keynote speaker during the 2023 Mid-Year Leadership Conference. Your expertise and motivational words helped to establish the tone for the conference and set the principals up for a productive and successful day. Your affirmation exercises was especially profound and resonated with many of our principals. Thank you also to Mr. Sandoval for working with our department to make this collaboration happen. I wish you a wonderful afternoon and thank you again for your time.
- Try K. Diggs, Assistant Superintendent, Miami Dade County Public Schools
BH365 goes into great depth on many aspects of Black History [that] only receives cursory attention in other history textbooks. I love this curriculum because it facilitates important conversations that help students make connections between history and modern day issues. It helps students to process current events from a historical context. Historical context is a critical piece missing from much of our understanding of current events and BH365 definitely helps to close this gap. BH365 is comprehensive, geared towards students of all ethnicities, engaging, and provides excellent opportunities for deeper conversations. BH365 provides everything necessary for a high school teen to explore Black History 365 in an innovative, interactive way.
Kendra of A Heart 4 Home School
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This powerful educational curriculum breaks the shackles of traditional rote leaming...nothing I have seen matches the breadth of educational tools and resources available through the Black History 365 curriculum.
- Bill Haley, Jr., Alex Haley's Grandson
One could argue that Black History 365 is the culmination of the quest to bring together all of the videos, websites, online resources, maps, charts, graphs and the bulk of resources that have been developed by scholars, teachers, students and curriculum specialists to teach the African American experience over the past 40 years.
- W. Marvin Dulaney. Historian. Educator
Incorporating the Black History 365 process gives school districts the opportunity to teach Black History throughout the school year and to develop the next generation of change agents.
-James Agbara Bryson. Great Grand Nephew of Anne Malone