BH365 for

SCHOOLS

Purchase orders, teacher resources, IT helpdesk, curriculum development and more for schools and organizations, to implement the BH365 textbook and curriculum.

NATIONAL STANDARDS ALIGNMENT

K-12 Comprehensive Curriculum & Resources

Fully aligned with national and state African-American studies standards. The 50 Stars Edition meets and exceeds national and state African-American studies standards.

CURRICULUM BEGINS IN ANCIENT AFRICA

From Ancient to Modern Events

As the national standards call for, Black History 365 begins in ancient Africa and is as recent as the killing of George Floyd.

INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY

Embedded technology that links to further resources

Each unit contains technology integration, including embedded QR codes throughout each chapter that can be scanned using a smartphone. This enables students to read about a person or event and then immediately gain access to a video, website, or other resource to obtain more information.

BH365 ALBUM

Engaging lyrics layered in masterfully produced tracks by Dr. Kevin "Khao" Cates.

BH365 has created a first-of-its kind, 41 track, 2 volume soundtrack that is a companion to the textbook. Each chapter of the book has a song produced by a Grammy nominated producer. The music engages students in History like never before!

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Providing support and resources to both teachers and students.

We know that some of the topics will cause certain thoughts, emotions and question in the classroom. That is why we have put together a team of experts to provide an unparalleled PD process that will serve as an instruction tool for teachers.

ELEPHANT EXPERIENCE®

Student engagement process with important subject matter interspersed throughout the curriculum.

Designed to prepare students to become critical thinkers, com-passionate listeners and fact-based, respectful communicators when dealing with sensitive topics.

ENGAGES ALL AGES

Sidebar material and chapter check-ins placed throughout the book.

The gateway to connecting history to daily life, this transcendent approach to American history allows students of all ethnicities to engage in meaningful conversations with teachers, peers, and their families.