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Back in 1968, education was about the holistic approach to teaching children. Today, Statia Paschel, NABSE Conference Secretary, reminds us that it’s not about what you call SEL, inclusion, or diversity—it’s about outcomes.
On the Unlearned & Unlimited Podcast, she challenges us to embrace our legacy:
“We’ve always taken the scraps and created soul food. As Black educators, we’ve turned barriers into opportunities and made something divine for our children.”
This powerful moment comes from a panel of NABSE leaders shaping the future of Black education:
Dr. LaTonya M. Goffney – President, NABSE | Superintendent of Aldine ISD
Dr. Kimberly McLeod – President-Elect, NABSE
Dr. William Blake – Secretary, NABSE | Educator, Leader & “Dr. KOOL”
Phyllis L. Williams – Executive Director, NABSE
Statia Paschel – NABSE Conference Secretary | SEL Leader & CASEL Fellow
Charlette Butler-Strickland – NABSE Conference Secretary | Principal, DCPS

🎙️ Hosted by Dr. Sito Narcisse, this episode highlights resilience, legacy, and excellence in Black education.
🔥 From scraps to soul food—NABSE continues to feed the future.