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Elijah Muhammad earned his degrees in computer science and cybersecurity from Oklahoma City Community College at just 13, already holding ten IBM certifications. He is now pursuing a bachelor's degree at Oklahoma State University.
Read on Good Morning America →Our scientific committee is putting the finishing touches on the first edition's tests. Registration opens to member families on June 15.
Discover Math GamesAll the information on protecting children's data and the framework for sharing report cards within our nonprofit.
Read the documentPhotos, results and stories: a look back at the evening that launched the movement with 11 founding families and 23 children.
See our eventsVerified stories of young Black people pushing the limits of intellectual excellence, everywhere in the world. We share them because at BlackGenius, this isn't the exception — it's the standard we want to build here too.
Having arrived in the U.S. as a refugee and lived in a homeless shelter in New York, Tanitoluwa "Tani" Adewumi learned chess at school. After becoming the youngest U.S. National Chess Master at age 10, he earned the FIDE International Master title at 14.
Read on Chess.com →Elijah Muhammad earned his degrees in computer science and cybersecurity from Oklahoma City Community College at just 13, already holding ten IBM certifications. He is now pursuing a bachelor's degree at Oklahoma State University.
Read on Good Morning America →Born in Nigeria, Faithful Onilede earned her bachelor's degree in computer engineering from Binghamton University in May 2026, becoming the school's youngest graduate this year — completed in under three years thanks to high school credits.
Read on WBNG →After a bachelor's in psychology at 17 and a master's in education at 18, Salenah Cartier completed her doctorate in education in May 2026, becoming the youngest person to earn a PhD at the university in nearly 20 years.
Read on ABC13 Houston →These are the stories of families who took the leap. The next one could be yours.
