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The power of Historically Black Colleges and Universities to shape the destinies of college students 鈥� particularly those from economically disadvantaged communities 鈥� is well documented. But what can HBCUs do to help students get to the gateways of those institutions?

Join 蜜桃影视 and the Progressive Policy Institute at 1 p.m. ET Thursday for an online panel examining the role HBCUs can play as charter school authorizers, providing stronger oversight and governance and thus ensuring better educational opportunities for students. You鈥檒l hear from experts Dr. Nina Gilbert of Morehouse College, Dr. Karega Rausch of the National Association of Charter School Authorizers, and Dr. Evelyn Edney of Delaware State University.

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                <h2>Educational Equity: What if Historically Black Colleges Managed Charter Schools?</h2>

                <h2>Tune in live at 1 p.m. ET Thursday for an online panel exploring the role of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in school choice.</h2>

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<p>The power of Historically Black Colleges and Universities to shape the destinies of college students 鈥� particularly those from economically disadvantaged communities 鈥� is well documented. But what can HBCUs do to help students get to the gateways of those institutions?</p>



<p>Join 蜜桃影视 and the Progressive Policy Institute at 1 p.m. ET Thursday for an online panel examining the role HBCUs can play as charter school authorizers, providing stronger oversight and governance and thus ensuring better educational opportunities for students. You鈥檒l hear from experts <strong>Dr. Nina Gilbert</strong> of Morehouse College,<strong> Dr. Karega Rausch</strong> of the National Association of Charter School Authorizers, and<strong> Dr. Evelyn Edney </strong>of Delaware State University.</p>



<p> or tune in to this page Thursday at 1 p.m. ET to stream the event.</p>



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