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Diversity in Education
Leaders of the Consortium on Racial Equity, made up of schools from across Butler and Warren counties, say the reason students of racial minorities achieve at a lower rate than their white peers is because fundamentally schools are not designed to educate students of color. Educators often lack the will, skill, knowledge and capacity to affirm racial diversity, they say. In this series, we will look at the steps districts are taking to create anti-racist leadership by administrators and teachers.
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- GUIDE: How to be anti-racist in a nut shell
- GLOSSARY: Can you make a difference?
- Lakota volunteer, raised in '50s, says race not an issue with him 05-30-08
- Group looks to reduce racism in education 05-30-08
- Consortium is a first step 05-30-08
- More on this issue: pulsejournal.com/diversity 05-30-08
- More than a race issue 05-30-08
- Experts: Minority teachers needed 05-30-08
- Experts: Minority teachers needed 05-30-08
- Race is 'missing factor' 05-30-08
- Group looks to reduce racism in education 05-30-08
- Consortium is a first step 05-30-08
- More on this issue: fairfield-echo.com/diversity 05-30-08
- Students and teachers aim to close achievement gap 05-30-08
- Experts: Minority teachers needed 05-30-08
- Words and actions scrutinized during Consortium on Racial Equity 05-30-08
- Fairfield on track to eliminate racial achievement gap, officials say 05-30-08
- Color blindness is not possible, teacher says 05-30-08
- Kids Helping Kids program thrives at Liberty Junior 05-30-08
- Teacher brings diversity through pictures 05-30-08
- Black teacher academy students go against the grain 05-30-08
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