Transforming the Culture of Maryland's Schools for Black Boys

In 1993, the Governor’s Commission on Black Males issued a report on conditions related to employment, health, criminal justice, and education. The report revealed important findings and powerful recommendations in each of the areas studied and pointed to serious and continuing problems concerning the education and development of Maryland’s African-American boys and young men. Since that seminal report, various task forces, committees, and work groups have been convened to explore and address issues highlighted in the report.