Today, African American students have the lowest median ACT score at 16.3 in the US.As well, African American students have the lowest graduate-level admission test scoresincluding DAT (Dental), GMAT (graduate) GRE (graduate) LSAT (Law), and MCAT(Medical). This level of performance is not consistent with the teachings of our Lord andSavior, Jesus Christ!

The International Hour of Prayer for the Education of African American Students isour way of uniting the international community to encourage African American Studentsto realize a great education and become successful members of society by realizing amedian ACT score of 25. The event will be held virtually via Zoom on Friday, December10th at 7 PM EST to pray for the needs of African American students, especially thosewho are taking the ACT exam on Saturday, December 11th and Sunday, December 12th.

We pray that the International Hour of Prayer sessions will bring academic grace toAfrican American students and attention to the performance challenges of AfricanAmerican students in schools today. We hope that it will also inspire African Americanstudents and people everywhere to act on behalf of this population.

Education in America is a privilege and an opportunity afforded to all who seek it.Therefore, we should do everything we can to ensure that African American studentsleverage the opportunities and the privileges that exist in America.

"Equality can be realized through great ACT scores"

Dr. Clarence Nixon Jr.

Co-Founder and CEO of t.Lab