The phrase "educational segregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the separation of students in educational settings based on various factors such as race, socioeconomic status, or ability.
Example: "The study highlighted the negative impacts of educational segregation on students' academic performance and social development."
Alternatives: "academic segregation" or "school segregation".
The results of the study, which draws from data on the number of tea party organizations in counties across America and Census Bureau information on county-wide educational segregation, showed that the distribution of college-educated individuals plays a role in tea party support.
Systemic poverty, income inequality, de facto educational segregation.
As racial and economic segregation has declined, educational segregation has grown.
Apart from the social divisiveness brought about by educational segregation, there's a fundamental principle at stake.
Masekela was 14 when the Bantu Education Act of 1953 was enacted, essentially establishing educational segregation.
While outright race-based segregation in schools was banned, in reality, educational segregation has worsened in recent decades, as Gary Orfield and other scholars have documented.
Another study last year named Trafford in Greater Manchester as having the highest level of educational social segregation.
Catholics' high birthrates and educational self-segregation led Mr. Blanshard and others — including scholars, legislators and journalists — to warn of a "Catholic plan for America".
Sweden has slipped dramatically down the Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) rankings and there is clear evidence that free schools have increased educational and social segregation.
In fact, they increased -- not decreased -- educational inequality and segregation since the 1960s.
It can be answered completely only by a study of the discriminations practiced against the Negro in all phases of his life - educational, residential, economic segregation.
