What is BSA?

The Black Student Alliance is a group that serves as an advocate of the Black/African American student experience to create community and serve as an ally to all other underrepresented voices on campus.  All BIPOC students are welcome. 

Purposes and Goals

• Foster social and instrumental support for BIPOC/WOC students

• Advocate for the needs of students of color and provide a voice  (representation) in the school and MV community. 

• Explore the BIPOC/WOC  experience through conversation, community outreach,  and engagement 

• Career and college preparation, exploration, and mentorship

• Provide an opportunity for students of all races to celebrate black culture and history (BSA)

• Serve as a liaison between students of African descent and other minorities and the campus

Activities:

• Field Trips (MV Museum/AAHT)

• Social Networking Activities 

• Anti- Racist /A long Talk/CPR Training

• Legacy Program (Personal Pitch)

• Bulletin Board, Food Sharing,  Cultural Celebration

• Capstone Project 

• College Essay Writing

• Summer/Other  Job Placement

• Stretch Goal (HBCU tour)

• Fundraising (Video Completion)

• Connection to Charter/Middle School

How to participate:

We meet Thursdays during 2nd Flex in the library and scheduled times after school. Come eat with us during first flex.