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Becoming a member of the OBAC is a rewarding journey that reconnects individuals with their alma mater, fostering a lifelong bond with their educational roots. As a member, joining the association opens doors to a vibrant community of like-minded individuals who share a common history and a commitment to supporting and enhancing the legacy of their alma mater.
Within the Black community, systemic barriers in education have far-reaching effects on economic opportunities and social equity. This reality necessitates a strong sense of community and solidarity to drive progress.
- Executive Director, Shawntay Alexander
Hear From Our Alumni
"The closing of Northeast hit me hard. As we, the alumni, continue our efforts at preserving the legacy of our school, I'm also aware that the closure of Northeast High School has generationally altered my community. A predominantly Black school for many years until its closing, it's important to highlight that Northeast played a significant role in shaping our perspectives on race and race relations throughout its history, from integration to its eventual renaming. Given the ongoing legislative challenges in education, placemaking and historical preservation efforts are necessary. This is why I am genuinely excited about joining the OKC Black Alumni Coalition network."
Tiffany Briggs, School Counselor
Northeast High School Alumna
Class of 2001