The second week in September each year is designated as National HBCU Week. It’s a celebration of the legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities and their commitment to providing high-quality education and equal opportunities. In 1965, Congress officially defined an HBCU as a school of higher learning that was accredited and established before 1964 to educate Black Americans. The country’s HBCUs are rooted in a fundamental principle that everyone should be able to pursue the limits o

Our 21st Annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Festival is happening next weekend at the St. James Sports Complex in Springfield, VA starting at 9 AM ET (Doors Open at 8 AM ET) Registration required for ALL attendees. Over 70 HBCUs schools and organization will be present. On-site admission, information about college, scholarship and financial aid info will all be provided at the Festival. #hbcu #hbcu2023 #asbchbcu2023 Link to register is on our website, bio or in our story.

It’s National Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Week! This week, we’re proud to recognize our incredible Mid-Del staff members who are HBCU alumni. Their experiences, leadership, and passion for education continue to enrich the lives of our students every day. We celebrate their journey, their legacy, and the lasting impact they make in our schools and community. Thank you for inspiring the next generation of learners and leaders! #mdpurpose #OneDistrictOneFamily #HBCUWeek | Mi