Posts tagged: Segregation
Teachers Don’t Understand?
The Democrat and Chronicle, in a piece about the struggles of young black men, says many teachers don’t understand their … Continue reading
Private Roads are Bad
The Village of Webster is putting a moratorium on private roads in new developments. The village wants to be a … Continue reading
Open Enrollment for Schools
A think tank, the New York Foundation for Education Reform, recommended New York state explore school “open enrollment.” “Open enrollment” … Continue reading
Big Gulf
Monroe County is home to the richest and poorest school districts in Upstate New York. Buffalo Business First magazine ranked … Continue reading
Rochester Redlined
If you live in one of Rochester’s majority black and Latino neighborhoods, odds are you have a higher-cost government backed mortgage. … Continue reading
More Attention On “Opportunity Gap”
There is such a gap between the experiences of rich kids and poor kids, the differences between the haves and … Continue reading
We’re More Diverse…and More Segregated
More Links of the Day: – There’s a cool mapping tool that plots diversity in the 53 largest metro areas … Continue reading
What It’s Like to Go to a Segregated School
Links of the Day: The New York Times has an incredible and revealing look at the impact of racial segregation … Continue reading
Segregation Hurts Education
A report from Brookings Institution will not come as a surprise, but it’s a sobering reminder that our community remains … Continue reading
Cuomo: Forget About Metro Schools
When it comes to education, income matters. That’s nothing new, but new research shows it matters now more than ever. … Continue reading
