Spelman College is expanding its innovative partnership with the newly renamed National Education Opportunity Network (NEON), formerly the National Education Equity Lab. The collaboration, which brings college-credit courses to high school students from Title I schools across the country, has rapidly grown at Spelman from one class and 50 students in Spring 2023 to nearly 300 students and two classes in 2025. The partnership launched with “The Education of Black Girls,” a course taught by Andrea Lewis, Ph.D., director of the Student Success Program and an associate professor of education. This fall, Spelman introduced a second NEON course: “African Diaspora and the World,” taught by Chatee’
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