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The Maryland Institute for Minority Achievement and Urban Education (MIMAUE) is an academic association, an action-oriented collaborative, and an educational center. Its central goals are the improvement of minority achievement, the elimination of the achievement gap, and the improvement and reform of urban education.
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The first course of the Paraeducators Professional Development Program will run June 22-26th from 9-4pm at Eastern Middle School's Staff Development Office in MCPS.

African American Male Achievement Program

This program empowers African American males through a combination of individual mentoring, group mentoring sessions, parent workshops, and teacher professional development. learn more

Latino Parent Empowerment Program

This program works with Latino parents and schools to help bridge the cultural gap between school and home life for Latino/a students. learn more

Culturally Relevant Pedagogy Teacher
Professional Development Course

The Institute provides professional development for school staff on culturally relevant teaching and learning, with the aim of increasing student engagement and achievement. learn more

Did you miss a Spring 2009 Colloquium session on Pay for Performance? Watch videos of the sessions now on YouTube!