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Exposure to School and Classroom Racial Segregation in Charlotte-Mecklenburg High Schools and Students College Achievement

1. Do the effects of school racial segregation extend into early college outcomes among students graduating from CMS schools and entering the UNC system?

2. Is minority representation in the upper-track classes related to students’ first year college achievement?

3. Do the levels of within-school segregation due to tracking exacerbate the negative effects of attending a segregated black high school?

Exposure to School and Classroom Racial Segregation in Charlotte-Mecklenburg High Schools and Students' College Achievement

1) Do the effects of school racial segregation extend into early college outcomes among students graduating from CMS schools and entering the UNC system? 2) Is minority representation in the upper-track classes related to students’ first year college achievement? 3) Do the levels of within-school segregation due to tracking exacerbate the negative effects of attending a segregated black high school?

The Interactive Effects of Race, Gender and School Composition on College Track Placement

How organizational features of high schools interact with students’ ascriptive characteristics to shape opportunities to learn.

Subverting Swann: First- and Second Generation Segregation in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools

Effects of First and Second Generation segregation on the academic outcomes of CMS students.

Organizational Context for Student Achievement: The Case of Student Racial Compositions

Exploring the relationship between school desegregation (race, SES, and school racial compostion) and student achievement and self-concept.

The Tracking and Ability Grouping Debate

What have we actually learned about tracking and ability grouping?

The Promise of Brown and the Reality of Academic Groups: The Tracks of My Tears

Examines the antecedents of academic tracking and ability grouping in America and reviews the justification for these concepts in public schools.

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