Sentence examples for segregation of children from inspiring English sources
Levels of black and white segregation of children under 18 are uneven across the country.
She also takes on what she sees as the dumbing down of subject matter and the segregation of children into different tracks in large, impersonal high schools.
At long last, New York City is poised to reduce the unnecessary segregation of children with disabilities in its public schools.
The Commission on Religion and Belief in British Public Life, led by former high court judge Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, also recommends curtailing the segregation of children by faith and a radical overhaul of the teaching of belief to make it more realistic and relevant in a diverse and increasingly secular country.
The Fifth Amendment Speaking for the entire Court, Chief Justice Warren said the test question was: "Does segregation of children in public schools solely on the basis of race, even though the physical facilities and other tangible factors may be equal, deprive the children of the minority group of equal educational opportunities?
Regarding "Separate and unequal in Czech Republic" (July 8): The article accurately summarizes the discrimination that Roma children face in the Czech education system, but fails to address the widespread segregation of children with disabilities and that such exclusion goes beyond the Czech Republic.
The segregation of Roma children and children with disabilities is discriminatory — and a violation of international human rights law.
I am not from Yonkers, but I don't have to be to understand the impact of segregation on children.
The reports argue that the growing number of poor children and the increasing segregation of impoverished children makes school funding a more urgent issue than ever.
This paper analyzes the consequences of socioeconomic residential segregation on children's educational outcomes.
She worked with the New York City Board of Education to end the segregation of blind children in separate classrooms and to introduce Braille teaching materials, and she founded a magazine, Searchlight, for children.
