Sentence examples for integrated schooling from inspiring English sources

For all the legitimate concern about the impact of separate educational facilities back then, some educators say the persistent disparities indicate that even integrated schooling can be unequal.

For those of us who care about economically and racially integrated schooling, the month of May tends to be our quickly passing moment in the sun.

60 Minutes included him in a 1971 report about liberal politicians and journalists who advocated integrated schooling while avoiding it for their children.

If we genuinely believe in permanently integrated schools, we must work to integrate the communities that fill them.

African diplomats like New Rochelle because it has integrated schools while more affluent villages have few black students, city officials say.

Nonetheless, New Orleans had fully integrated schools until 1877, and in North Carolina former slaves routinely sat on juries alongside whites.

Seattle used race as one factor to determine which schools some students attended; the goal of the local initiative was integrated schools.

These little colleges that were founded by abolitionists are often unaware of their origins - that they were integrated schools before the civil war".

The school's principal Helen Cole said: "We are a historically naturally integrated school because we serve the whole community of Ballykelly and surrounding areas.

It was galling to see the same equal protection clause that had integrated schools and legalized interracial marriage being deployed to disenfranchise predominantly minority groups.

"We always think, well, we're never going to have integrated schools as long as we have such highly segregated neighborhoods," she says.