Other states have established programs in community colleges, which typically enroll a higher
proportion of students of color than four - year universities.
Teachers of color boost the academic
performance of students of color, including improved reading and math test scores, improved graduation rates, and increases in aspirations to attend college.
Her book is rich with suggestions for working in our schools today, where we find a primarily white teaching force and an expanding
population of students of color.
Her research interests include the educational
experiences of students of color; the education of undocumented students; and issues of access, equity, and diversity at all levels of education.
Achievement gaps between students of color and white students are higher than the national average, as are the gaps between the college enrollment
rates of students of color and white students.
Even though the
share of students of color in public schools has been steadily increasing, teachers across the nation are still overwhelmingly white.
The persistence of the racial achievement gap means that a disproportionate share of the population of underperforming students is
comprised of students of color.
From birth,
many of students of color are faced with the reality that they have fewer opportunities to excel and also with people believing they can't achieve, she said.
In math, 56 %
of students of color met or exceeded expectations, while 70 % of white students met or exceeded expectations.
To enable aspiring and practicing educational leaders to inquire effectively into the professional learning environment of a school as it bears on the
learning of students of color and those situated in poverty.
In schools, restorative practices offer a positive alternative to punitive forms of discipline that can lead to suspension and the disproportionate
punishment of students of color.
Each educator I observed had previously led a high - performing or rapidly improving school serving substantial
populations of students of color and students living in poverty.
Numerous studies and reports have highlighted the many ways in which the disproportionate
representation of students of color and low - income students impacts them academically.
Our nation's education system is leaving millions of students — including an overwhelming
number of students of color and low - income students — unprepared for college, career, and life.
Given our nation's failure to educate millions
of students of color from low - income families, Francisco's story is a powerful reminder of why we do this work and a challenge to all of us to make his story of success the norm, not a powerful exception.
This Committee subdivided its work into seven domains: resegregation; discipline disparities; the opportunity gap;
overrepresentation of students of color in special education; access to rigorous courses and programs; diversity in teaching; and culturally responsive pedagogy.
Morningside Center has received a federal Investing in Innovation (i3) grant to develop and evaluate our approach for increasing racial equity and improving
outcomes of students of color through a novel combination of SEL, restorative practices, and courageous conversations about race.
PLE 3 requires that aspiring and practicing educational leaders use data — including the perspectives of participants — collected via interviews and the town hall meeting to argue the problem of practice that should focus a school's professional learning efforts in
service of students of color and those situated in poverty.
Teachers of color may be expected to know how best to meet the
needs of students of color which puts pressures on teachers of color who may not have such expertise but feel that they must respond as though they do.
Weaponizing our school buildings by putting guns in the hands of educators or school - based police officers may have negative consequences, according to federal research, such as increasing the likelihood of
arrests of students of color for minor offenses.
Racial disparities in discipline stem from differential treatment
of students of color for minor and subjective infractions.
Increasing the percentage
of students of color who graduate with a four - year degree from 35 % to 100 % won't happen through pedagogy alone.