How To Keep African American Students In School
By Kathi Marie Ellis, BA. MHS, Doctorate Candidate, Argosy University San Diego, Ca.
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How to Keep African American Students in School is an important dissertation on reducing the dropout rate in high schools, specifically among African American students. The dropout rate in Georgia is one of the highest in the nation. As an educator, the author believes she and others are called upon to save and change lives for the better. That change starts with proper education. In order to close the achievement gap, we must change the way schools are educating children.
About the Author
Kathi Marie Ellis served as Outreach director at First Missionary Baptist Church. Presently, she is serving in the same position at St Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Kathi is also a singer and Gospel songwriter. She is the proud mother of Tiffany, Ishmael, Jahrod, and Ahmad (deceased) and the grandmother of Shakeria, Troy Jr., Trinity, and Jahilareina. She lives in Thomasville, Georgia.
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Published: 2026
Page Count: 88