National Board Network of Accomplished Minoritized Educators (NAME)

Our vision is to ensure equity and excellence in teaching and learning through the empowerment of accomplished, minoritized educators and the students they teach.

National Board NAME is committed to advancing learning, deepening professional knowledge, and leading student learning to impact student achievement; through reflective and collaborative learning communities. The National Board Network of Accomplished Minoritized Educators is presently designing and developing National Board pre-candidacy support, professional learning opportunities framed within the Accomplished Teaching Body of Knowledge (BoK: Five Core Propositions, the Architecture of Accomplished Teaching, and the National Board Standards), and National Board candidate recruitment and support for teachers of color.
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Educators Engaged and Impacted by the Network
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States Represented Within the National Board Network
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Students & Families Impacted by Network Educators & Leaders

National Board NAME Board Directors

Dr. Tonia Holmes-Sutton, NBCT

Executive Director/Board Chair

Nevada

Dr. Dolores Cormier-Zenon, NBCT

Board Director/Board Co-Chair

Louisiana

Dr. Tanya Hill, NBCT

Board Director/Board Secretary

Tennessee

Dr. Stacey Donaldson, NBCT

Board Director

Mississippi

Peggy Brookins, NBCT

National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, President & CEO

Board Director, Washington, D.C.

Juliana Urtubey, NBCT

Board Director, Nevada

Dr. LaTonya Sibley, NBCT

Board Director, Alabama

Gail Hudson, NBCT

Board Director, Nevada

Rodrigo Rodriguez, NBCT

Board Director, Texas

Tan-A Hoffman

Bureau of Indian Education National Board Network

Board Director, Michigan

Elizabeth Brown Davis, NBCT

Board Director, Florida

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Join the National Board Network of Accomplished Minority Educators (NBNAME)!

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