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Promoting Positive Racial Teacher Student Classroom Relationships

Build affirming, bias-free relationships with every student. This state-approved course equips teachers and administrators with practical strategies to foster trust, reduce bias, and create inclusive classrooms where Black students feel valued and supported.

Classroom Management Mini Course

Practical tools for everyday teaching success. This mini course helps classroom teachers create a calm, engaging environment where Black students feel supported and motivated. Learn how to set clear expectations and handle disruptions with confidence.

Executive Training in Racial Equity for Education Leaders

Lead the way in educational equity. The Executive Track equips school leaders and equity champions with facilitator tools, strategic coaching, and state-approved training to guide racial equity initiatives and inspire lasting change in schools and districts.

Equity in Numbers: Pre-Algebra Foundations

Equity in Numbers: Pre-Algebra Foundations is a 30-lesson, self-paced online course that helps students strengthen their Pre-Algebra skills while connecting math to real-world fairness and everyday decision-making. Designed for grades 6–9, the course uses clear instruction, relatable examples, and engaging practice to build confidence, mastery, and a strong foundation for Algebra 1.

Faith in Numbers: Pre-Algebra Growth

Faith in Numbers: Pre-Algebra Growth is a self-paced Christian Pre-Algebra course that strengthens math skills while helping students grow in wisdom and faith. Through engaging lessons, real-life applications, and uplifting biblical principles, learners discover how God uses numbers, patterns, and problem-solving to build confidence, discipline, and spiritual growth. Ideal for grades 6–9, homeschool families, and Christian learners seeking deeper academic and spiritual development.

The WEMBACK™ Scholarship Fund honors the legacy of Warren, Elvin, Mary, Bettie, Al, Cora, and Kenneth by supporting Black learners who demonstrate leadership, academic effort, and a commitment to community.
Our goal is to open doors, uplift young scholars, and build a pathway toward educational access and opportunity.

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