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Two of Three CA School Districts Reduce Out-of-School Suspensions as Discipline Gap Narrows

Based on the statewide averages for 2011-12 and 2012-13, progress was made in reducing out-of-school suspensions in California schools for every racial/ethnic subgroup. “Disruption/Willful Defiance” suspensions still, however, account for the largest share of the problem.

UCLA Report Finds Changing U.S. Demographics Transform School Segregation Landscape 60 Years After Brown v Board of Education

Segregation Increases after Desegregation Plans Terminated by Supreme Court

North Carolina’s Black Students Increasingly Isolated in Schools after Many Desegregation Plans Dissolved

Racial and Economic Isolation Intensifies Despite an Increasingly Multiracial Enrollment.

California The Most Segregated State for Latino Students

State Has Little to Celebrate 60 Years After Brown v Board of Education.

Demographic Divide Intensifying in Southern California, Between Regions and Across Race

The report reveals the depth and scope of the demographic shifts within our social and urban landscapes, due to international immigration, changes in birth rates, and internal migration patterns.