Sentence examples for equal schools from inspiring English sources
(This is what "segregation" and "separate but equal schools" looked like).
Topeka, like many southern states, had laws requiring "separate but equal" schools for white and black children.
Unlike some other rankings, we do not include any "equal" schools (for example, four schools ranked equal sixth followed by one ranked tenth).
All A-level grades are not necessarily equal: schools can ask for papers to be re-marked – if they can afford it.
From the late 1870s until the triumphs of the civil rights movement in the 1950s and '60s, regimented racial segregation blighted America's water fountains, restrooms, restaurants, lodging, and transportation, along with "separate but equal" schools.
Supporters and critics alike said the proposed changes represented a major reinterpretation of antidiscrimination laws, some 50 years after the Supreme Court discredited racial segregation in "separate but equal" schools as inherently unequal, and 30 years after Title IX extended the concept to sex.
Half a century after Brown v. Board of Education, isn't it time to end our "separate but equal" school systems?
And if the answer is yes, do requirements for "equal schooling" mean that all public schools have to be open to both girls and boys?
Ms. Salomone, a law professor at St . Johns University and a graduate of an all-girl high school, takes on these and related questions and decides that providing equal schooling for girls sometimes requires separate schooling.
On the legal front, the government has failed to enforce High Court orders to dismantle some sections of the West Bank security fence deemed illegal or to remove unauthorized settlement outposts and structures in Arab East Jerusalem and provide equal schooling opportunities for Jerusalem Arab children.
Possible remedies include policies that create more affordable housing in high-income and mixed-income areas, as well as interventions that "break the link between neighborhoods and schools and create more equal schooling opportunities for everyone," Owens said. .
