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The “Post-Racial” Politics of Race: Changing Student Assignment Policy in Three School Districts

Does having residents from multiple jurisdictions make it more difficult for districts to maintain support for student assignment policies, particularly given population differences between city and suburban residents? Does a district’s ability to maintain political support for integration differ by whether the goals and means were race-conscious or race-neutral?

Do School Districts Matter?

1) What is the influence of school districts on student achievement relative to the influence of schools, teachers, and individual differences among students? 2) Are there differences among school districts in their contribution to student achievement that are large enough to be relevant for policy? 3) Can districts be categorized based on patterns of influence on student academic achievement in ways that would inform efforts to improve district performance 4) What are the distinctive features of exceptional districts?

Multiple Facets of Inequity in Racial and Ethnic Achievement Gaps

Examine how inequitable the racial achievement gaps are and how much progress towards equity was made through changes in achievement gaps.

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