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1. • • R ochester is home to the most segregated school district border in the country, according to a 2020 EdBuild study.
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   Why are Rochester's schools segregated?

   • Rochester’s black schools faced funding issues due to redlining. In contrast, white majority schools were segregated through redlining and annual minstrel shows, where parents even had their children perform in blackface.

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   What is the most segregated school district in the country?

   • According to a 2020 EdBuild study, Rochester is home to the most segregated school district border in the country. The city has been plagued by historical redlining and segregation, the effects of which can still be seen today.

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   How does segregation explorer work?

   • The tool, called Segregation Explorer, breaks down demographic trends by state, county, metro area and school district. It also allows users to search for the names of specific schools, which then pop up alongside graphs and tables tracking the composition of the student body over time.

   This Map Lets You See How School Segregation Has Changed in Your

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   Would school segregation grow if the charter school boom did not?

   • The researchers estimate that school segregation would have grown by roughly 14 percent less if not for the charter school boom. Reardon and Owens suggest several measures that school districts could use to counteract these changes, such as voluntary integration programs and socioeconomic-based student assignment policies.

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   Are educational and legal policy changes to blame for segregation?

   • In many large school districts, segregation has gotten worse while housing segregation and racial disparities in income have improved. According to the researchers, these trends suggest that educational and legal policy changes are to blame, rather than demographic changes.

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   Are American public schools more racially and economically segregated?

   • But while American public schools are more integrated now than they were prior to 1954, they’ve become increasingly racially and economically segregated in recent years, according to a new analysis: In the country’s 100 largest school districts, segregation between white and Black students has increased by 64 percent since 1988.

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3. www.michiganpublic.org › education › 2019/07/25These school district lines highlight segregation hot spots ...

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   Jul 25, 2019 · The Oak Park and Berkley school districts are the 24th most segregated in the country, according to EdBuild. Those disparities play out in student performance, too. In Berkley, 67% of students are proficient in all subjects on state tests – well above the state average of 40%.

4. rochesterbeacon.com › 2021/08/31 › its-time-to-fixIt’s time to fix RCSD’s structural racism - Rochester Beacon

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   Aug 31, 2021 · As documented in a study by the Fordham Institute, in the 17-plus cities with more than 33 percent of their students in charter schools, the Black and Latinx students do better in both charter schools and district schools (which finally catch on and start changing).

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   May 17, 2024 · The tool, called Segregation Explorer, breaks down demographic trends by state, county, metro area and school district.

6. reporter.rit.edu › news › redlining-rochesterRedlining in Rochester - Reporter

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   Feb 11, 2022 · Rochester’s white majority schools, segregated through the aforementioned redlining, annually held minstrel shows — live entertainment characterized by racist caricatures. Parents even had their children perform in blackface. Black schools, on the other hand, faced funding issues due to redlining.

7. cache.kzoo.edu › items › 79771ab4/1048/4027-85d6-4aA Critical Look at School Segregation in Michigan

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   Michigan as a state suffers from extensive segregation. According to the latest U.S. census, Michigan has the most segregated housing of any state (US Census Bureau). This pattern carries over into its public school system as well (Schneider).

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   Is there racial inequality at your school? Based on civil rights data released by the U.S. Department of Education, ProPublica built an interactive database to examine racial disparities in...

9. www.laschoolreport.com › haves-and-have-nots-theHaves and have-nots: The borders between school districts ...

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   Jan 22, 2020 · In Rochester, residents have been grappling with segregated school district lines for about a century. In 1929, officials proposed a countywide school district in the area, but suburban residents rejected the proposal, and school district lines that match city limits remain intact today.