Our History
Our story began in 1968.
We are guided and inspired by OUR VISION!
At the Quebec Board of Black Educators (QBBE) we strive to be a learning and research institution committed to the pursuit of excellence in educational opportunities for multicultural/intercultural communities at all levels of the public and private educational structure.
Our story began in 1968.
When Canada opened its doors to immigration in the late ’60s, a large influx of immigrants from the Caribbean entered the Quebec school system which was ill-equipped to address the cultural differences and challenges the immigrant children brought to the schools. The lack of Blacks pursuing higher education was alarming. There was a deep cultural malaise endemic in the school system that prevented Black students from completing high school.
In response to the growing educational and societal needs of the English speaking Black communities, a group of concerned Black educators, mostly from the Caribbean, founded the Quebec Board of Black Educators (QBBE).
Quebec Board of Black Educators
Serving the community!
We provide customized, engaging, quality instruction that is in alignment with the national curriculum.
Our Programs
- Remedial secondary and elementary summer programs
- BANA
- Da Costa Hall
- High School Preparation Program
Frequently Asked Questions
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Location
3333 Cavendish Blvd,
Montreal, Quebec H4B 2M5
Tel: 514-481-9400