Sentences with word «segregation»

He believes that another reason is accessibility: We encounter, in general, people who are like ourselves, because of segregation of both residence, school, work and leisure activities.

Too often, gifted and talented programs are at risk of becoming a new site of racial segregation in schools.

This is a special series of reports on public school segregation in Eastern states.

Several articles address the potential consequences of choice programs on segregation by race and class.

He also urged education journalists to report on segregation in charter schools, as well as education's influence on politics.

Rising residential segregation by income has led to increasing concentrations of low - and high - income children attending separate schools.

As for segregation in schools, it may be time to turn the tables and blame the districts.

However, any formula that offers higher - poverty schools — or districts — greater funding per poor pupil provides an incentive for economic segregation of students in order to maximize federal funding.

Even so, it had a lower level of segregation between white and Latino children.

Please note that it is standing room only for this fixture, with segregation in place for away supporters.

His group is interested in the processes that ensure correct chromosome segregation during cell division.

His continuing attempts to fight a 2009 court order to end segregation patterns in zoning have resulted in the loss of millions of federal dollars to his community.

Assuming that racial / ethnic minorities have fewer economic resources than white families, de facto segregation as already exists may become even worse.

And going from those census facts (and from other CT cities), how do you dissolve the issue of de facto segregation?

This may mean spending less time with the pets, pet segregation from certain areas of the house, teaching the pet to stay off the furniture, awakening at night, etc..

Increasing the number of faith schools could lead to «increased social segregation, with a risk of lower social mobility», according to a new report.

At the time there were four other cases about segregation in public schools.

But when all of the data were analyzed, the overall effect was to reduce segregation in the district.

While women only comprise about 20 % of the Canadian prison population, they are more likely than men to self - harm, and therefore more likely to end up in administrative segregation.

That trend toward more income segregation across American neighborhoods has accelerated since 2001.

I also work on ethnic segregation in schools, and the educational performance of minority students.

And perhaps best of all, the fee for the cost segregation study that brings about these savings is generally only 10 % to 20 % of the resulting increase in cash flow.

«I'm very nervous about any kind of segregation at all,» she said.

Income - based segregation between school districts is rising.

Many studies on gender segregation in children have discovered significant differences in how girls and boys play.

Integration, not segregation, is the need of most children with special needs.

Is socioeconomic segregation of the poor associated with higher premature mortality under the age of 60?

However, if the concentration of minority or low - income students in a school results from the purposeful choices of parents rather than from neighborhood segregation, the adverse effects may be fewer.

Will those who actively promote segregation really be handed down a disruption order?

People like her do nt want to acknowledge the truth about racism or class segregation; they would rather pin the blame on us.

While we're at it, maybe we should close any private schools, whatever their racial composition today, that were initially established as segregation academies when public schools began to integrate.

He maintained the officers still need sanctions, like punitive segregation, to punish violent inmates.

This report provides a new, exhaustive analysis of racial segregation across the country.

By not addressing segregation, reformers are turning off the stove when the house is going up in flames.

How is it that segregation continued to decline as the exposure rate fell?

Too often in our schooling system such segregation is to such an extreme that the boundaries prevent multidisciplinary learning.

The greater challenge is ensuring that there are many high - quality schools to choose from and ensuring that choice does not contribute to further segregation in schools.

Many free schools so far have been set up on religious grounds — these are likely to increase segregation among children not bring them together.

Besides, there's a difference between forced segregation and choosing a school that presents the best opportunity for your student.

We know that southern states used their power to enforce segregation and protect whites who engaged in violent acts against blacks in order to maintain total white domination over them.

The dominant feature of this organization was legal democratic action for the attainment of equality thus, all laws supporting segregation were declared unconstitutional.

I worry that grammar schools will create segregation due to their selection criteria and to my earlier point that they do not necessarily cover topics that are relevant to the workplace.

Since people of color are disproportionately lower income and have less «capital» (e.g., down payment for a house), racial segregation also increases.

The current presentation considers the legacy of school segregation through contributions by artists who are classroom teachers.