Segregation And Resegregation (Online1)

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A look at what it means to be a student in a contemporary "desegregated" school.

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Schools must be desegregated "with all deliberate speed”

The first day of desegregation, on Sept. 8, 1954, at Fort Myer Elementary School in Fort Myer, Va.

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Source: Harvard Civil Rights Project

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Source: Harvard Civil Rights Project (2001)

Based on 2000 Census data:70% of black students now attend schools

where minority enrollment is over 50%. 36.6% of Latino students go to minority

schools, up from 23.1% in 1980. • 77% in the West!

White students on average attend schools where 80% plus are white.

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Link to video clip on unit homepage

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Manhasset $22000Bronxville $19000South Bronx $11000Las Vegas $6400National Average $8700

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$$$Teaching experienceFamily economic status.SecurityAccess to food, healthcare, etc.Parental involvement

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Sig Rogich Middle School

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Why is moving to an "easier" school

considered a promotion? In what other field do you move more

experienced people into easier jobs?What if...?

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What did your school teach you to be?

What does Success for All teach?

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