Segregation Schools In The 19th Century: An Analysis

In the 19th century, Minorities including black and Latinos were educated solely in segregated schools. These schools were not funded at rates similar to white communities. But on a national level efforts were made to equalize spending on education for all communities in 1970 with the legal end of the segregation. Since then there was a substantial effort in achievement and school performance for minority students. Additionally, Many schools located in major cities including new York, New Jersey, and Alabama have significantly fewer resources in schools serving greater number of students of color than those with predominantly white cities