by Katherine Rand | Apr 6, 2022 | integration, our stories, parenting, race
There is no Integrated Schools “formula” for choosing and enrolling our children in a new school, and what is important might take a different shape for families depending on their particular racial makeup. To illustrate that, Katherine, a mom in Los Angeles, shares her family’s kindergarten enrollment story.
by Peter Piazza | Feb 17, 2022 | integration, news, parenting, race, social justice
My last post was about the exchange between Kamala Harris and Joe Biden at the first round of Democratic primary debates earlier this summer. It’s amazing to me that this already feels so distant. Before getting to the main topic for the posts this week, here’s a quick summary of some of the major things that have happened in the last month or so.
by Integrated Schools | Jul 28, 2020 | integration, podcast
Last week marked the 46th anniversary of the decision in the Milliken v.Bradley Supreme Court Case. While most folks are familiar with Brown v. Board, Milliken is often overlooked despite playing a pivotal role in halting our country’s move towards desegregation. If...
by Integrated Schools | Jul 8, 2020 | integration
We are so excited to release the first edition of the Integrated Schools Awkward Conversations Guide!! This guide was originally created by our late founder, Courtney Everts Mykytyn, and we are so grateful for the opportunity to bring her work into the world,...
by Peter Piazza | Feb 17, 2020 | integration, news, parenting, race, social justice
Part 1 of the roundup, published yesterday, looked at recent school integration debates in Austin, TX and Wake County, NC. This post summarizes similar activity in Sausalito, Oakland, nearby Baltimore, Charleston, SC and Richmond, VA. As I note in the first post,...
by Peter Piazza | Dec 21, 2018 | integration
Written by Peter Piazza, a post-doctoral researcher at the Center for Education and Civil Rights, and originally posted at the School Diversity Notebook. This is obviously a busy time of year, so I wanted to do a quick post with one major major recent story – In case...
