Private Schools Offer Options For Black Families Amid COVID — The Sacramento Observer

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Private Schools Offer Options For Black Families Amid COVID — The Sacramento Observer

(WORDINBLACK.COM) - A few years ago, Jordan Spears, a promising middle school student and basketball player from North Natomas, wasn’t happy. “I don’t want to go to an all-boys school,” Jordan insisted to his parents, over and over. Instead of his local public high school, Inderkum in North Natomas, Jordan’s parents, Jillian and Rah-nohn Spears, […]

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