Arkansas College Works to Retain Black Students In Higher Ed

A new report from the Lumina Foundation called "Level Up" report showed a steady decrease in enrollment and completion rates among Black students nationally. Across all sectors, roughly 600,000 Black learners have disappeared from American higher education, and the drastic decline in access and enrollment was seen long before the COVID-19 pandemic. Cassie Tavorn, dean of student support services at South Arkansas Community College in El Dorado, said the school's enrollment has dropped 2% to 4% since the pandemic. ...

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