EDUCATION AND MENTORING

EDUCATION AND MENTORING PRIORITY FOCUS:

•  Eliminate Disparities

•  Improved Outcomes and Graduation Rates

•  Vocational/College Preparation

•  S.T.E.M.Arts Academy Initiative

•  HCBU Supports

•  Access Affordability

2024 Scholarship Application Now Open - DEADLINE July 26, 2024

Download the application here: NCBW 2024 Scholarship Application

EMAIL: education@ncbwpgc.net for more information.

Swift Coding Program Kicks Off

The "Everyone Can Code (EECC) Swift Coding Program" for Prince George's County mentees will teach youth fundamental coding and leadership skills. Selected youth received iPads donated by Apple from Dr. Dottie Chicquelo, First Vice President and Chair of the Education Commitee, on January 20 at the Kentland Community Center. Dr. Michele McKoy, Assistant Lead delivered the iPads to mentees who were not able to attend due to winter weather. 

The Tuesday and Thursday virtual classes conducted via Zoom started on January 30 for eight weeks. At the end of the eight-week program, all mentees who complete and pass all tests will graduate during a formal ceremony sponsored by the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., national office.

Each graduating mentee may have the option to advance to the immediate Swift Coding Class.