The National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE) is the nation’s premiere non-profit organization devoted to furthering the academic success for the nation’s children – particularly children of African descent.
NABSE boasts an outreach to a distinguished group of preeminent educators including teachers, administrators, superintendents as well as corporate and institutional members.
An outstanding, energetic, and dynamic leader with a passion for facilitating the growth and development of both students and educators. He possesses a passion for the history of NABSE and strong belief in its future as a premiere organization.
Long time NABSE member Dr. LaRuth Gray announces the publication of her new book: What about Barnard?: Phase II Reorganization of the City of New Rochelle School District (1978-1983). Dr. Gray is a longtime educator who has dedicated her life to improving the quality of education and the quality of life for vulnerable children.
Each year, the National Alliance of Black School Educators recognizes distinguished individuals who have made national and international contributions to the growth and development of educators and learners of African decent.
NABSE’s Annual Conference is held every November for four days of inspiring plenary sessions, PreK-12 tours, and professional learning sessions. Attendees from across the U.S. and beyond come together to share and learn.
