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The Learning Center Address:
The W.E.B. DuBois Learning Center
5501 Cleveland Avenue : Kansas City, Missouri 64130
Phone: (816) 523-3339 : FAX: (816) 523-5343 : E-Mail the Director
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*** CLASSES OFFERED ***
EMERGENCY NOTICE
Effective February 6th, 2010
Temporary Location Change for Saturday Math Program and Monday Reading Program Classes will be held at the African Centered Education - Collegium Campus 3500 East Myer Blvd (formerly Southest High School) - All students should enter Main Door on Myer Blvd and report to the Auditorium.
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August 2010 Newsletter
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Telecommunications Hub:
a network providing access to Information-Age Technology for
supplementary education & distance learning.
Education Watch:
featuring articles on "The Brain & Learning" by Jeremiah Cameron, Ph.D.
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Visit Kansas City:
...Kansas City’s African American Virtual Village, a bustling community of on-line activity.
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"The actions of one generation, become the history of the next generation, and the histories of several generations become the traditions of a people." ... Dr. Wade Nobles
History is a clock that people use to tell their political time of day. It is a compass that they use to find themselves on the map of human geography. It also tells them where they are, and what they are. Most importantly, an understanding of history tells a people where they still must go, and what they still must be.
Dr. John Henrik Clarke (from his 1987 essay
Why Africana History?)
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See information on the book
Future In Our Hands:
Institution Building for Supplementary Education
A Discourse on the W.E.B. DuBois Learning Center
by Leon Dixon, Jr.
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