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1. www.michiganpublic.org › education › 2016/09/13A moment in history that sealed the Detroit schools' fate

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   Sep 13, 2016 · The law did give more neighborhood control over schools, but it also legalized segregation in the Detroit schools by allowing white kids to leave their neighborhood school that had a growing black population and transfer to one that was more white and vice versa.

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3. rarehistoricalphotos.com › detroit-early-1940sDetroit during the early 1940s - Rare Historical Photos

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   Jun 7, 2017 · Thirty vivid, oversize black-and-white photos from the Library of Congress show Detroit in the 1940s. Full-screen scenes show vintage vehicles, fashions, hairstyles, the Crowley-Milner department store, Cunningham’s drugs, a streetcar, Chrysler’s tank assembly workers, tense integration of the Sojourner Truth Homes federal housing project ...

4. historicdetroit.org › galleries › guyton-elementaryGuyton Elementary School - Photos gallery - Historic Detroit

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   Guyton Elementary auditorium in Dec 2020. Photo (©) by Helmut Ziewers (www.ziewersphotography.com) of HistoricDetroit.org

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5. www.metroparent.com › education › public-schoolsMetro Detroit's Best Elementary Schools in 2025 - Metro Parent

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   4 days ago · Niche, a well-regarded platform for school ratings, highlights the top elementary schools in metro Detroit based on a mix of factors like teacher expertise, test scores, graduation rates and overall educational quality. This information empowers parents to make well-informed school selections.

6. www.detroityes.com › mb › showthreadK B White school on Charles St in the 1950's - DetroitYES Forums

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   In the late 50's, I went to Katherine B White Elementary school on Charles St. near Bloom St. on the East side of Detroit. It was a big building, built in 1920, divided into two parts, "White school" proper, and "White Special," for kids with various disabilities, cerebral palsy and such.

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7. historicdetroit.org › galleries › parker-elementaryParker Elementary School - Photos gallery - Historic Detroit

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   Unlike many other Detroit public schools, the large, historic Parker building was built in a single phase in 1927. The school opened with a capacity of 1400 students. Photo (©) by Helmut Ziewers (www.ziewersphotography.com) of HistoricDetroit.org.

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   Does Detroit have a busing era?

   • A newspaper clipping of Detroit's busing era. The U.S. Department of Education says kids at schools with mostly black or Latino students don’t get as good of an education as kids at schools with mostly white students. Generally speaking, their teachers are not as experienced and their buildings are in worse shape.

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   Why were Detroit schools segregated?

   • By 1970, only one-in-three students at Detroit Public Schools was a white kid. And those white kids were concentrated in mostly white schools. Detroit schools were segregated. The school board was trying to come up with a plan to fix that, but it was getting pushback from white parents who didn’t want to send their kids to black schools.

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   How did the Detroit school busing case end segregation?

   • Joyce Baugh is the author of The Detroit School Busing Case. She says when U.S. District Court Judge Stephen Roth decided there were not enough white students in Detroit for any meaningful integration, he decided the only way to end segregation was by busing black Detroit students to the white suburban districts and suburban kids to Detroit.

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   How many students are in Detroit's public school system?

   • Detroit's public school system currently has an enrollment of approximately 46,000 kids. Enrollment has declined significantly from its 1960s peak, and many students have left for suburban districts or charter schools, resulting in a loss of state funding.

   These Photos Will Make You Understand Detroit's Education

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   Why are kids holding signs at a Detroit School sickout hearing?

   • During a protest at a hearing in Detroit, kids hold signs to draw attention to teacher sickouts that have been closing schools since November. Teachers are raising awareness of hazardous conditions in their school buildings as the district grapples with significant debts.

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   Is Detroit a black school district?

   • Today, the Detroit Public School District is 84% black. The district has been a financial mess with deteriorating schools for decades. African Americans have made inroads into the suburbs.

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9. www.huffpost.com › entry › detroit-abandoned-schoolsThese Photos Will Make You Understand Detroit's Education ...

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   Feb 1, 2016 · These Photos Will Make You Understand Detroit's Education Crisis. Two-thirds of the city's public schools have closed in the last 15 years. At the ones still open, students and teachers struggle. By Kate Abbey-Lambertz.