integrated schools
Racially combined classrooms
Schools in which students of different races attend together, particularly in the American context of ending racial segregation.
The term emerged during the civil rights era as the counterpart to segregated schools: The Supreme Court ruled that integrated schools were constitutionally required.
Integration often involved busing students across districts to achieve racial balance.
- Brown v. Board of EducationLandmark desegregation decision
- separate but equalRacial segregation's constitutional fiction
- inclusionBeing made part
- studentOne formally enrolled somewhere
- teacherOne who instructs others
anti-discrimination · diversity · melting pot · desegregation · representation · intersectionality · social cohesion · equity · equal opportunity · racial equality · racial harmony · bilingual education · multiculturalism · Civil Rights Act · cooperative learning · neighborhood revitalization · civic engagement · empowerment
- religious educationreligious education, Bible college, Bible stories, religious instruction, church teachings
- NZ Schoolsbursary, polytechnic, tertiary education, prefect, prefects
- TexasAlamo, Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio
integrated schoolsparochial schools
Church-operated educational institutions
integrated schoolsselective schools
Academies requiring admission criteria
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