Racialized communities have advanced initiatives that acknowledge and support alternative definitions of education success, such as the Afrocentric school in Toronto, in order to:
A) Increase the academic performance of their students
B) Promote curriculum and skills that affirm and reinforce solid grounding in cultural identity and heritage
C) Promote standardized testing and evaluations of success
D) All of the above

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Racialized communities have sought alternative definitions of education success that focus on promoting curriculum and skills that affirm and reinforce solid grounding in cultural identity and heritage. The Afrocentric school in Toronto is an example of such an initiative. The goal of the Afrocentric school is not only to increase academic performance but also to provide a safe and inclusive environment where students can learn about their heritage and culture. Standardized testing and evaluations of success are not the primary focus of these initiatives.

Racialized Communities Have Advanced Initiatives That Acknowledge and Support Alternative