Persuaded the State Education Department to return the study of African and Asian history to the elementary school curriculum of New York State.

Sponsors educational workshops to upgrade teaching and supervisory practices.

Presents speakers at monthly meetings to provide Information on Issues that affect African-American teachers, supervisors and students.

Meets with the Chancellor of The New York City Board of Education to discuss issues of concern to African-American educators, students and parents.

Honors outstanding educators, friends of education and students at an annual scholarship and awards luncheon.

Presents an annual African-American History and Culture commemorative program.  Presents awards to students in grades 2 - 9  for writing winning essays about African-Americans.

Offers a Human Service Award Certificate each June to a graduating student in every school in the New York City Public School system.

Provides Position Papers to the Black and Puerto Rican Legislative Caucus, on the needs of African-American students.

Presents newly appointed Community and High School Superintendents with a forum where they may express their goals, aspirations and needs.

Provides individual counseling for teachers and supervisors.

Provides a network for Superintendents to obtain needed personnel.

Supports the annual Black Music Caucus Gospel Competition.