After 46 years in the classroom, Mr. Anthony Green has developed a teaching framework for AP African American History that works — across student demographics, across resistance, across ignorance, across hope. Now he's ready to teach the teachers. A course, a methodology, a movement.
The course is in development. Leave your information and we'll reach out when enrollment opens — including early access pricing for those who sign up now.
Thank you. When the course opens, you'll hear from us first — along with any early access opportunities. Mr. Green looks forward to teaching the teachers.
Three ways to learn from Mr. Green — from foundational access to direct mentorship. Pricing and full details will be confirmed ahead of launch.
The core curriculum — Mr. Green's teaching model, sourcing methodology, and classroom strategies — delivered as a self-paced online course.
Everything in Foundation, plus live group sessions with Mr. Green — Q&A, classroom case studies, and direct feedback on your implementation.
For educators, administrators, or organizations who want direct access to Mr. Green — curriculum consultation, school-wide implementation, and ongoing mentorship.
Establishing an AP African American Studies program at your school often requires institutional funding — and navigating the grant landscape can be overwhelming. As part of the Learn the Model program, we offer dedicated support to help educators research, identify, and apply for grants that can fund curriculum development, teacher training, and program launch.
This includes federal education grants, state-level humanities funding, private foundation support, and College Board program grants — many of which specifically support AP course expansion in underserved and first-adopter schools.