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The Distribution and Isolation of Students across Schools by Race, Income, Special Education, ELL, and Achievement

Conference
The Urban Education Future?
Lessons from New Orleans 10 Years After Hurricane Katrina -- Videos are now available on our conference page.
Date & Time
Saturday, June 20, 2015
9:45–11:15 am
Session ID
Breakout 3.8
Participants
Vivian Louie, Moderator Lindsay Weixler, Research Presenter Deirdre Burel, Panelist Eden Heilman, Panelist Patricia Perkins, Panelist
Location
Sheraton Hotel
Room: Grand Ballroom E
500 Canal St.
New Orleans LA 70130 Map and directions

The live webcast will be available on our livestream page shortly before it starts.

The Distribution and Isolation of Students Across Schools by Race, Income, Special Education, and English Language Learning

Does choice lead to greater inte­gra­tion or seg­re­ga­tion across schools based on race, income, spe­cial edu­ca­tion, ELL, and/​or achieve­ment? How does the dis­tri­b­u­tion of stu­dents across schools under the reformed school sys­tem com­pare to schools in New Orleans pre-Kat­ri­na? How impor­tant is inte­gra­tion as a goal for the New Orleans community?

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