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1. clevelandcivilrightstrail.org › explore-the-trailDesegregation of Cleveland Public Schools

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   During the 1950’s and 1960’s, segregation in Cleveland Public Schools was at the center of city’s civil rights movement. The African American community mobilized as never before to end Cleveland’s reputation of a “behind the scenes” approach to race relations.

2. clevelandhistorical.org › items › showThe Desegregation of Cleveland Public Schools - A 40-Year ...

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   The effort that began fifteen years earlier was inspired in part by activism in the South. Yearlong protests of discriminatory student assignment policies in the Cleveland Public Schools culminated with the tragic death of a protester at Stephen E. Howe Elementary School in 1964.

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3. case.edu › ech › articlesCLEVELAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS | Encyclopedia of Cleveland History ...

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   In 1960 the Ford Foundation funded a project at Addison Jr. High School in HOUGH to reduce the dropout and juvenile-delinquency rates among black adolescents. As part of its Great Cities Grey Areas Program, the federal government also supported the Hough Community Project, which included home visitation, work study, and remedial programs.

4. www.cleveland.com › life-and-culture › erry-2018See what Cleveland high schools looked like 50 years ago

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   Aug 29, 2018 · A look inside Cleveland area high schools of the 20th century shows students learning, teams winning and clubs gathering. Snow was still an issue and school spirit never died.

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5. teachingcleveland.org › history-of-the-clevelandHistory of the Cleveland Public Schools from the Encyclopedia ...

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   Jan 30, 2006 · After a survey demonstrated that two-thirds of high school dropouts were unemployed, the federal government established a Student Neighborhood Youth Corps, providing after-school jobs. In 1965 the government’s Manpower & Training Ctr. was established, including basic or remedial courses and vocational education.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Education_segregation_inEducation segregation in the Mississippi Delta - Wikipedia

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   Cleveland High School, originally a white school, was by 2015, half and half. By itself, it was a model of success. [ 1 ] The town's other high school, East Side had 360 students in 2015, 359 of whom were black.

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   What happened to Cleveland's Public Schools before the Civil War?

   • Cleveland's public schools freed themselves of political control and the image of being a charity organization before the Civil War but were, by the 1980s, reverting to these conditions. The continued crisis of public education in Cleveland prompted proposals for its takeover by either the state or the mayor.

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   When did Cleveland public school desegregation sit-ins take place?

   • Cleveland public school desegregation sit-in demonstrators sitting in the hall at the Cleveland Board of Education, February 1964. Cleveland State University, Michael Schwartz Library. Special Collections.

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   When did Cleveland become a city?

   • In 1836 the state legislature of Ohio incorporated Cleveland as a city and allowed it to organize a tax-supported public school system. The city council appointed a board of school managers, which took over a school located at the Protestant Bethel Union Chapel on Superior Hill.

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   What happened to Cleveland's school children in the 1990s?

   • More than 70% of Cleveland’s school children now receive some form of public assistance as single-headed, impoverished families became the norm for many inner-city children by the mid-1990s. Integration became more elusive as the percentage of minority enrollment increased from 58% in 1976 to 71% in 1994.

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8. www.ideastream.org › education › 2017/11/15From Desegregation to School Choice: How the Civil Rights Era ...

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   Nov 16, 2017 · Cleveland is trying a different approach by integrating school choice into its district model, but you could say the city’s school choice movement began in the 1960s, a time of racial tension that led to the Cleveland school system we see today.