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 since the Brown v. Board of Education decision. It explains that most African American and Latino students attend schools predominantly composed of their own racial groups, similar to white students. The most segregated schools are often in poorer inner-city areas, leading to fewer resources compared to more diverse schools. This growing segregation is a significant problem that needs attention.

What is the current trend in the school-age population?

• It is staying the same.

• It is becoming less diverse.

• It is becoming more homogeneous.

• It is becoming more diverse.

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

• They have become less segregated.

• They have remained the same.

• They have become more segregated.

• They have become more integrated.

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

• International students

• Native American students

• Asian students

• African American and Latino students

Where are the most segregated ethnic minority schools typically located?

• In affluent neighborhoods

• In suburban areas

• In rural areas

• In inner city areas

What is a significant consequence of school segregation?

• Segregated schools have more resources.

• Segregated schools are wealthier.

• Segregated schools have fewer resources.

• Segregated schools are more diverse.