What are the student diversity trends in American public schools?

The video discusses the increasing diversity in the school-age population and highlights the issue of school segregation, which has worsened over the past decades. Despite the landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision, schools remain segregated, with African American and Latino students often attending schools with fewer resources. This segregation is more pronounced in inner-city areas, leading to poorer educational environments. The video emphasizes the importance of addressing this issue to ensure equitable education for all students.

What is the main issue with schools in relation to the increasing diversity of the school-age population?

• Schools are becoming more diverse.

• Schools are improving in diversity.

• Schools are becoming less diverse.

• Schools are not keeping up with the diversity.

How have urban school districts changed in terms of segregation over the past decades?

• They are more segregated now.

• They have remained the same.

• They have become more diverse.

• They have become less segregated.

Which group of students predominantly attends schools with their own racial ethnic groups?

• International students

• Native American students

• African American and Latino students

• Asian students

Where are the most segregated ethnic minority schools typically located?

• In suburban areas

• In rural areas

• In inner city areas

• In coastal areas

What is a significant consequence of school segregation in terms of resources?

• Segregated schools have more resources.

• Segregated schools have fewer resources.

• Segregated schools have the same resources.

• Segregated schools have better technology.