Stepping over the Color Line – African–American Students in White Suburban Schools - Hardcover

Wells, Amy

 
9780300067606: Stepping over the Color Line – African–American Students in White Suburban Schools

Synopsis

This text discusses the St Louis, Missouri, school desegregation plan of 1983, which gives black inner-city students the right to choose to attend predominately white suburban schools. It reviews data on student achievement and racial isolation with stories from those who take part in the scheme.

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Synopsis

This text discusses the St Louis, Missouri, school desegregation plan of 1983, which gives black inner-city students the right to choose to attend predominately white suburban schools. It reviews data on student achievement and racial isolation with stories from those who take part in the scheme.

About the Author

Amy Stuart Wells is associate professor of educational policy, UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies. Robert L. Crain is professor of the sociology of education, Teachers College, Columbia University.

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9780300081336: Stepping Over the Color Line – African–American Students in White Suburban Schools (Paper)

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ISBN 10:  0300081332 ISBN 13:  9780300081336
Publisher: Yale University Press, 1999
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