Lifting As We Climb | An Educational Consulting Firm

About Us

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide educational services to schools, students and parents in a three pronged community approach which creates a hub of responsibility for all involved.

Our Vision

We strive to build an arena of equal access and equity in education regardless of race, gender, or socioeconomic background.

Our Core Values

We value Community, Learning, Integrity, Mastery, and Bridge Building (CLIMBB)

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For Schools

We provide professional development services to Public Schools, Charter Schools, Private Schools, Small businesses and Summer Programs. Please contact us for more information

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For Students

We provide individual tutoring to students grades 3-12.

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For Parents

Contact us to set up your first consultation.

Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.

– John Dewey

Lifting As We Climb Monthly Digest

We know that Black hopes are endangered when their non-Black neighbors, friends, co-workers, and peers, remain silently complicit in the racist systems they inhabit every moment of each and every day.

Why the 1776 Commission is Harmful

Oct 22, 2020

Our children need to know the truth about our founding, every ugly detail of it. Only once the truth comes to light will we be able to grapple with the depth of pain racism has borne out, generation after generation.

I’m Speaking!

Oct 15, 2020

We must call this what it is. Teach our children as well as our students to recognize these behaviors and privileges, and work to actively interrupt them wherever possible, even with a simple “I’m speaking”.

Don’t worry says President Trump

Oct 8, 2020

Seven words, and he made clear that not only will he not condemn white supremacy, he will promote it.

Our Response To Jacob Blake Shooting

Aug 29, 2020

Racism is a tangible thread woven into the founding of this country, with pervasive ties to all of our major institutions even now, four hundred years after the first Black body arrived here in chains at the hands of white settlers.