Tabari Z. Bomani
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Tabari Zaid Bomani currently works at the Bushwick Outreach Center (B.O.C.), which is an Alternative High School in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn. The Bushwick Outreach Center admits students who were unsuccessful in their previous schools (i.e. dropouts, push-outs, safety transfers, etc.). Once admitted into the B.O.C., students must take and pass the classes that they need in order to fulfill their requirements for their High School Diplomas; this includes passing all necessary regents exams. He has been working at the B.O.C. for the last thirteen years. Currently, he serves as one of the Social Studies Teachers, and he is the College Advisor for the school. (The B.O.C. sends approximately 65%-75% of its graduates to colleges/universities). His teaching program consists of three major preparations: Global Studies Regents Review, African History, Latin American History, and Social Science. He earned his B.A. from Hofstra University in 1987 in History and Secondary Education, and he earned his M.A. from Brooklyn College in 1997.