(BPRW) New Scholarship from Stride, Inc. Puts College Within Reach for More Black Students

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(BPRW) New Scholarship from Stride, Inc. Puts College Within Reach for More Black Students

(Black PR Wire) HERNDON, Va.-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Stride, Inc.(NYSE: LRN) has announced the opening of itsWe Stand Together College Scholarship, in continuation of its multi-year, $10 million commitment to support underrepresented students…

Source: The Black Chronicle

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