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AAEAHP seeks Nominees for 2027 Hall of Fame Class

(DALLAS, TX) – The 2027 AAEAHP Education Hall of Fame is now accepting nominations, offering an opportunity to honor outstanding educators who have made significant contributions to the field. This prestigious recognition celebrates individuals dedicated to advancing education, fostering innovation, and inspiring students and colleagues alike.

Nominees may include teachers, administrators, mentors, or others whose impact has shaped their communities and elevated the standards of learning. The individual should have made significant contributions to the educational experience of African Americans in Dallas County, 1902 – present.

  • Educators – A minimum of 15 years in the profession and retired 3 years from a full-time position.
  • Non-Educators – A minimum of 3 years of service and retired 3 years from a specific educational endeavor. Categories – (e.g., school board member, district advisory committee member, PTA supporter, civil rights activist, support staff, founder/leader of professional community organization and/or participant in community initiatives to improve education.

The deadline is Saturday, July 18, 2026, to submit a nomination for the AAEAHP Education Hall of Fame. To complete an application online or to download a hard copy, go to: https://aaeahp.org/hall-of-fame/submit-a-nomination/

You may also click on this QR code to gain access to an application.

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