At Urban Ed Academy, we’re on a mission to ensure every student gets the chance to learn from a Black male educator. We know representation in the classroom is a powerful catalyst for improving educational outcomes for all students.
Our educator fellowship program, Man the Bay, is all about tackling the obstacles that Black male educators face entering the profession. We recruit, prepare, house, and support their professional development throughout all 4-years — because students deserve to see themselves in the classroom.
A good education in the 21st century begins with culturally responsive educators with the skills to develop students into avid learners. Urban Ed programs develop Fellows into committed educators and provides evidence-based learning opportunities for students on their quest for professional and life success.
Intentional educator recruitment, coupled with ongoing coaching, professional development and wraparound support services — which promises well-rounded, informed, and eager educators for all students.
By housing educators in the communities they serve, Urban Ed helps to break down barriers associated with transportation and commuting while also offering consistent financial support to Black local property owners.
Our programs are intertwined with our communities’ health, well-being, and experiences. Through several annual community events, we aim to build connections and celebrate Black educators, entrepreneurs, and community members.
When Black male educators are in the classroom, educational outcomes and school performance improves for all students – including an increase in:
Our goal is for every San Francisco and Oakland student to have a Black male educator before graduating high school. We are well on our way, join Urban Ed Academy today and help us achieve this goal.
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1485 Bayshore Blvd.
Suite 317, MB 187
San Francisco, CA 94124
(415) 330–1015
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