1st Edition
Politics, Race, and Schools Racial Integration, l954-l994
Introduction Part I: Federal Courts, School Desegregation, and Religion: The National Context Chapter One The Politics of Racial Desegregation Chapter Two Private and Religious Schools Part II: Racial Desegregation in Dayton, Ohio: City Government, Schools, and Churches Chapter Three City and School Administration Chapter Four Community Control and Racial Integration Chapter Five School Board Elections and Racial Integration Chapter Six Dayton Goes to Court Chapter Seven Racial Desegregation and Dayton's Catholic Schools Chapter Eight A Private School Sets a Good Example Part III: Curriculum, Caring, and Social Reform Chapter Nine Curriculum Reforms and Racial Desegregation Chapter Ten The Politics of Caring Chapter Eleven Schools and Social Reform
Biography
Joseph Watras (Author)
"This study is a useful one...Watras does something special, something that distinguishes his work from the rest of the case study literature." -- Educational Studies
"Suitable for all levels." -- Choice
"An important contribution to our understanding of the politics of education, particularly with respect to race and race relations...Recommended for university library collections." -- Education Libraries
