4/12 What impact does integration have on students?

It is not very common. Some school districts, especially the southern school district, withdrew from ethnic-based integration as the court's order was canceled. Other than that, efforts to abolish apartheid ended for political power

However, according to Apartheid's order, it is very difficult to keep track of the exact number of school districts. According to a survey in 2014, there are over 750 active integration laws in 300 regions. But the same article pointed out that "dozens of school district officials do not know their state of abolishing the apartheid order, have never read, or believe that the order has been overruled mistakenly."

The decision in 2007 hit an independent system of Seattle and Louisville and the Supreme Court made it more difficult to integrate ethnic base. Social economic integration has been increasing since then. According to the Think Tank Century Foundation supporting integration, more than twice the 2016 school district or charter school (91) has some system to promote class-based integration compared to 2007. However, even though growing like this, only 8% of the public school students have registered with such school district schools.

The results of the studies on the influence of the consolidation of black students led to an ambiguous conclusion about the effect of the abolition of apartheid. In general, consolidation has a small but beneficial effect on the short-term outcomes of blacks (ie educational background), which is great for long-term outcomes such as achievement of academic achievement (ie level of education acquired) and income It has a beneficial effect. Comprehensive education has a positive correlation with short-term outcomes such as the results of the K - 12 school, the intercourse friendship, the acceptance of cultural differences, the reduction of racial fear and prejudice. In the long term, the possibility of working in higher education and integration of professional achievement with all ethnic groups, better relationships among groups, greater living, and the possibility of working in a comprehensive environment can participate in the criminal justice system Sex is low. Support democratic values ​​and more citizen participation

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