• Leadership for Social Transformation: Portraits of Three K-12 Black Male Education Leaders in Southern Dallas 

  Horne, Michael A. (2018-03-28)

  Twenty-first century K-12 education leaders are increasingly positioned as critical levers in transforming chronically underperforming schools and school systems. Efforts to enhance student and school performance however ...

• Locked Up Means Locked Out: The Effects of the Federal Drug Laws of the 1980s and 1990s on Black Male Students’ College Enrollment 

  Britton, Tolani Ayodele (2018-02-06)

  While research documents that rates of college access and completion have increased during the past several decades, the trend data also reveal differences by race and gender, with Black men having lower levels of college ...

• The Traditional Ordering of College Preparatory Math Courses, and an Evaluation of a Non-Traditional Ordering 

  Orzech, Aaron Edward (2018-02-06)

  A math course sequence consisting of a course in algebra and a course in geometry, followed by another course in algebra, has been an enduring feature of U.S. high school curriculum since the later 19th century. In recent ...

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