Title Race and educational reform in the American metropolis : a study of school decentralization / Dan A. Lewis and Kathryn Nakagawa

Published Albany : State University of New York Press, [1995] ©1995

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Description xviii, 211 pages ; 24 cm Series SUNY series, frontiers in education SUNY series, frontiers in education. Contents Ch. 1. Decentralization: The Ideologies of Inclusion and Deinstitutionalization -- Ch. 2. Big Cities and Patterns of Decentralization -- Ch. 3. New York City and Detroit: Empowerment in Perspective -- Ch. 4. Creating Enablement: Dade County and Los Angeles -- Ch. 5. Chicago Overview: Empowerment Today -- Ch. 6. Representative Democracy: Comparing and Contrasting the Attitudes of Chicago Parents -- Ch. 7. Enablement or Empowerment? The Workings of the Local School Council -- Ch. 8. Individual Limits to Empowerment -- Ch. 9. Conclusion Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 181-192) and indexes Subject Schools -- Decentralization -- United States. African Americans -- Education -- Case studies. Education, Urban -- United States -- Case studies. Genre/Form Case studies. Author Nakagawa, Kathryn. LC no. 94009565 ISBN 0791421333 0791421341

Other Titles Race and educational reform

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