IRVING, Texas — The Texas Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE) has named Lancaster Independent School District as its 2026 Dr. Thomas Randle Demonstration District, recognizing districtwide excellence in leadership, instructional systems, and student achievement. The honor was announced during the 41st Annual TABSE State Conference, held at the Omni Las Colinas in Irving.
IRVING, Texas — The Texas Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE) recognized outstanding educators, students, school leaders, and partners from across the state during its 41st Annual State Conference Awards Gala, held this week at the Omni Las Colinas in Irving.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Texas Alliance of Black School Educators Honors Outstanding Districts and Schools at 40th Annual State Conference (Galveston, TX) – The Texas Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE) proudly announced the recipients of the prestigious Dr. Thomas Randle Demonstration Districts and Dr. Jay Cummings Demonstration Schools awards during its 40th Annual State Conference
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Texas Alliance of Black School Educators Announces 2025 Educator Awards Winners Galveston, TX – The Texas Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE) proudly celebrated excellence in education at its annual Educator Awards Gala during the 40th TABSE State Conference. The event honored outstanding educators and leaders who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Galveston, TX – The Texas Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE) proudly hosted its 40th Annual State Conference in Galveston, Texas, bringing together close to 500 educators from across the state. The milestone event, held in February, celebrated four decades of Black excellence in education and provided a platform for professional development,
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Dr. Jay Cummings, wearing the TABSE Founder and President medallions awarded to him at the 2024 TABSE State Conference. October 2024 – Dr. Jerry (Jay) Cummings TABSE has a proud history since its organization, when in December 1986, the first meeting was held. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss a coalition of African American
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June 3, 2024 –The Texas Alliance of Black School Educators (TABSE) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. LaBotta Taylor as the organization’s new executive director. In this role, Dr. Taylor will collaborate with the TABSE President to coordinate board and organization activities, ensure all financial obligations are met in a timely manner, and
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Dr. Brian L. Matthews is a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Management and Department Chair in the College of Business, Engineering, & Technology (CBET) at Texas A&M University-Texarkana. After graduating from Ashdown High School in 1997, he attended Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas where he graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing
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Association Member Benefits Advisors (AMBA) is a nationwide full-service agency focused on plan design, negotiations, and implementation of benefits for Associations that represent Active and Retired Teachers, School Employees, State Employees, Firefighters, Nurses, and more. They are a turnkey benefit provider with exclusive negotiated insurance benefits programs and discounts on travel, electronics, dining, and more!
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Nestled west of Houston, Ft. Bend ISD serves as the eighth largest district in the state of Texas with more than 77,000 students, boasting one of the most diverse student and instructor populations in the nation. Led by newly appointed Superintendent Dr. Christie Whitbeck, FBISD currently has 81 campuses: 11 high schools, 15 middle schools,
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