Professional Development
Professional Development
To provide educators of African American children with research based training experiences.
Research
To identify educational practices that demonstrate excellence in the school performances.
Communications
To periodically publish monographs, special issue papers and research reports.
Scholarship & Grants
To award financial aid to eligible students pursuing careers in education.
The mission of the National Alliance of Black School Educators Foundation, Inc. (NABSEF) is to receive and administer funds for educational, scientific, and charitable purposes; to support programs of the National Alliance of Black School Educators, Inc.; to receive donations and grants from any source; and to invest the proceeds and/or expand such donations and/or the process thereof for the purpose stated above.
NABSEF Awards $45,000.00 Grant
In 2019 NABSEF awarded NABSE a $45.000.00 grant to support the following NABSE’s BIG 6 National Priorities that are relevant to the current needs of students and educators:
Scholarship Winners 2018- Baltimore, Maryland
Jasmine Player
Mariah McKenzie
Raquel Legaspi
Trent Williams
Taylor Warner
Dominique Waters
Utopia Diabe
Kevin Etheridge
Breonna Stratton
Makaila Brown
Each student was awarded a $1000 scholarship
Scholarship Winners 2017- New Orleans, Louisiana
Larry Stewart-Davis
Edwin Jones III
Javohn Washington
Justin Paul Gibson
Austin Christian
Kendall Pierre, Jr.
Lauryn Scott
Destinee Rogers
Phalyn LaBranche
Mychelle Nguyen
Ra’Janae Morris
Gretchen E. Borne
Click Here to See other past student winners in “Scholarship and Grants”
National Alliance of Black School Educators Foundation
c/o Dr. Emma L Epps, Chair
1029 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20005-3516
Our Lastest Scholarship/Grant Winners!
2019 Scholarship Winners- Dallas, Texas
| LAST NAME | FIRST NAME | HIGH SCHOOL | GPA | COLLEGE | MAJOR |
| BRAZIEL | NY’KERA | JAMES MADISON | 3.6 | MIDWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY | DENTISTRY |
| BROWN | TALIYAH | SOUTH OAK CLIFF | 3.3 | TEXAS SOUTHERN | PRE-MEDICINE /BIOLOGY |
| CHAMBERS | NATHANIEL | JUSTIN F. KIMBALL | 3.6 | TEXAS SOUTHERN | AUDIO ENGINEERING |
| CRUZ | ABIGAIL MARTINEZ | LINCOLN | 3.7 | TEXAS WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY | NUTRITION |
| EDWARDS | NYDEIA | LINCOLN | 3.8 | TEXAS A&M | KINESIOLOGY |
| FOSTER | KIANA | DAVID W. CARTER | 3.8 | UNDECIDED | NURSING or MEDICINE |
| HENRY | CRYSTAL | JAMES MADISON | 3.54 | UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN | NURSING |
| LEVINGSTON | AYANNA | DAVID W. CARTER | 3.9 | GRAMBLING STATE UNIV | EDUCATION |
| TURNER | CHRISTOPHER | THE BARACK OBAMA MALE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY | 3.45 | TEXAS A&M | MECHANICAL ENGINEERING |
2018 Scholarship Winners- Baltimore, Maryland
Jasmine Player
Mariah McKenzie
Raquel Legaspi
Trent Williams
Taylor Warner
Dominique Waters
Utopia Diabe
Kevin Etheridge
Breonna Stratton
Makaila Brown
2017 Scholarship Winners- New Orleans, Louisiana
Larry Stewart-Davis
Edwin Jones III
Javohn Washington
Justin Paul Gibson
Austin Christian
Kendall Pierre, Jr.
Lauryn Scott
Destinee Rogers
Phalyn LaBranche
Mychelle Nguyen
Ra’Janae Morris
Gretchen E. Borne
2016 Scholarship Winners-Tampa, Florida
Alekxa Faison
Leannette Flaharty
Christian Tapper
Brianna Blake
Amira Zeinelabdin
Natalie Grant
Davis Dees
Janay Jefferson
LaVonne Shakes
Yasmeen Allen
2015 Scholarship Winners- Washington D.C.
Alicia Pilgrim
Imani Diggs
Doctanian Batts
Gerizim Perez
2014 Scholarship Winners- Kansas City, MO
Traci Blue
Shardae Williams
Martae Marshall
Danyale Scott
Alexis G. Tigner
Ife Justin Siffre
2013 Scholarship Winners-
Sydney Jackson
Ricardo Avalos
Aalia Muhammad
Coraleen Wilson
Abdul Subhan
Claudia Logan
Malik Reed
Norbert Daniels, Jr.
Ja’Naysha Hamilton
Candice Wright
Marquise A. Poole
Each student was awarded a $1000 scholarship
NABSE Founding Member
Chief Executive Officer The Mitchell Group,Inc., Chairperson Finance/Investment Committee
Director
Executive Director, California Association of African American Superintendents and Administrators (CAAASA)
- Martin Luther King Jr.
Our Mission
The mission of the National Alliance of Black School Educators Foundation, Inc. (NABSEF) is to receive and administer funds for educational, scientific, and charitable purposes; to support programs of the National Alliance of Black School Educators, Inc.; to receive donations and grants from any source; and to invest the proceeds and/or expand such donations and/or the process thereof for the purpose stated above.
NABSE/NABSEF Memorandum
NABSEF Ethics Policy
NABSEF Articles of Incorporation
NABSEF By-Laws (Under review at this time)
NABSEF Electronic Filing Status Report
NABSEF Financial Statement & Schedules
NABSEF IRS Tax Excempt Letter
NABSEF Board Member Qualities
Our Pillars
Professional DevelopmentThe Institute’s professional development is intended to provide educators of African American children with research based training experiences. The Ron Edmonds Academies are components of this system.
ResearchThe Institute’s research program produces projects that identify educational practices that demonstrate excellence in the school performance of African American studies.
CommunicationThe Institute periodically publishes monographs, special issue papers and research reports.
Scholarship & GrantsThe Institute awards financial aid to eligible students pursuing careers in education. Additionally, research grants will be available.
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