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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I haven't read the study itself, but the slate article hones in on a key issue - the desire of mostly white high-SES families to choose schools based on race even against with comparable test scores with fewer white students: This quote from the slate article is fascinating, and I think reflects well what we see discussed in this forum: "Across race and class, a middle-school parent was 12 percent more likely to choose a school where his child’s race made up 20 percent of the study body, compared with a school with similar test scores where his child’s race made up only 10 percent of the study body. White and higher-income applicants had the strongest preferences for their children to remain in-group, while black elementary school parents were essentially 'indifferent' to a school’s racial makeup, the researchers found. The findings for Hispanic elementary and middle school parents were not statistically significant." http://www.slate.com/articles/life/education/2016/07/when_white_parents_have_a_choice_they_choose_segregated_schools.html[/quote] Honestly, the news - national and international - is wearing me out. If all of my children's classmates could be the Duchess of Cambridge's children that would be fine. It would look safer. It would be safer. I'm tired of the angry and the crazy and the violence and the insanity and the slaughter. [/quote]
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