Afrakan-Centered School Without Walls

MISSION STATEMENT: School-Without-Walls Co-op: Wilson/Garvey Blueprint

This School-Without-Walls group is based on the principles of our ancestors, Dr. Amos Wilson and Marcus Garvey:
  • The Eight Marcus Garvey Building Blocks
  • African Identity
  • African Pride
  • African Self-Reliance
  • African Economic Power
  • African Unity, National & International
  • A Great Central Nation in Africa
  • Applied Science and Technology to the work of
  • African Nation Building and African racial reconstruction
  • Our God is Black   

In addition to core academics:

  • Science of Learning Farming and AgriCULTURE
  • Science of Politics and Military Defense
  • Science of Economics (which is not money)
  • Science of Finances
  • A Common Sense Approach to the Science of Adapting to a Natural, Nutritious Way of Eating (I won't use the word "diet", because it has been misconstrued and over used).
  • African Science: Learn who you were, who you are, and who you must become. To remember who you
    are, You need to forget who they told you to be.
  • Love yourself; your real self; build and nurture confidence in who you are, where you
    came from, who you can become, and what you can do for the betterment your people.
School-Without-Walls seeks to provide:
• Resources
• Share workload
• Set up social activities
• Tutors
• Website w/live lessons
• Homeschooling Network meetings
Parent Support meetings every week.
• School Supplies and Textbooks
Homeschooling Network:
• Resources and weblinks
• Share workload and recruit black male teachers.
  Support for Afrakan-Centered Schools that already up and running.

Comments

  1. Blogging With KhymJuly 14, 2015 at 9:44 AM

    "Self-reliance, self-sufficiency, leadership skills, creating your own wealth and power." ~Dr. Amos Wilson

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