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The Black Families Advisory Council

Young boy contemplating with colorful background and positive words: uplift, inspire, support.ABOUT THE BLACK FAMILIES ADVISORY COUNCIL

Established by the Assistant Superintendent of DEI & acknowledged by the CCUSD Board of Education on February 28th 2023, the Black Families Advisory Council (BFC) is a community of directly involved family members of which honors and embraces the identity and experiences of CCUSD's Black / African American students, and gives voice to the needs, goals and concerns of Black and African American students and families at the District Level.
 
 
 

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

2024-25
Name Role
Angela Elizondo Baxter, Ed.D. Council Overseer - Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services
Dionne M. Garner, Ed.D, Council Facilitator, Director Teaching and Learning, Educational Services
Antoinette Stewart-Eneh District Representative, Co-Event Lead
Candice Mackey Parent, Co-Event Lead
Summer McBride Parent, PTA Liaison
Attelia Scott Parent, PTA Liaison
De'Jah Carver Parent, Clerk
Lorraine Echo Allen Parent, Council Member
 

MISSION STATEMENT

The Mission of the Black Families Council is to empower and uplift all Black students and their families throughout CCUSD by celebrating cultural identity, fostering community engagement, and advocating for equitable experiences and access to opportunities.
DATA AND STATISTICS
 
BSAP 1
BSAP 3
BSAP 2
BSAP 4
 
 
As presented in the 2024-25 SY LCAP Plan (Pages 47-51)
PROGRAMS, EVENTS & INITIATIVES
 
 
24-25 Black History Month Production, "Beyond the Times & Places"
Invitation to "Beyond the Times & Places"
We are thrilled to announce CCUSD's BFC, Black History Month dramatic production, “Beyond the Times & Places,” a celebration of Black culture, history, and resilience. This unique theatrical experience will feature powerful scenes, music, and storytelling that span the African diaspora, highlighting the contributions of both historical icons and modern-day leaders.
 
Summer LitCamp & Summer Math Literacy Camp 23-24SY, initiative of the BSAP & powered by CDE Anti-Bias Grant.
 
Summer LitCamp Students
 
 
 
 
PROGRAMS FROM PREVIOUS SCHOOL YEARS 22-24SY
Summer Math Camp Summer Lit Camp/Summer Math Lit Camp A Talk With Your Creative Child!
Self Image of A Black Child Angela Palmieri Colorful event flyer promoting a gathering with fun activities and snacks for families.
 
 
 
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Families together at the Black Families Council BBQ
 
23-24SY BFC 1st Annual Family BBQ
A turnout of over 100 attendees - the first in-person event for the BFC in the 22-23SY. Families shared stories, played games, and got to know each other. Perfect start to the new year and creation of the BFC. September 23rd, Fox Hills Park.
 
22-23SY Summer LitCamp Program
Addressing statistics found about overall reading scores of Black students within the district, and creating opportunities for continued success. Send an email to [email protected] for more information.

CONTACT
For all inquiries, please utilize the temporary email address [email protected]