Diverse Latino families continue to settle in suburbs, hunting for better neighborhoods and
educational opportunities. But do they discover more integrated schools relative to …

Purpose: Does the rising share of Latino students in US schools help to integrate previously
White campuses or exacerbate racial and economic segregation over time? This article …

A half century of research details how segregating racial groups in separate schools
corresponds with disparities in funding and quality teachers and culturally narrow curricula …

Although guided by powerful ideals of equal opportunity, American schools are deeply
unequal. As historians of education have taught us, children of different racial, ethnic, and …

Suburbanization helped fuel neighborhood and school segregation during the twentieth
century, but many American suburbs have dramatically diversified since. How do White …

We use three decades of data from US school districts to assess the association between
Latino school-age populations and net migration of non-Latino white residents. Our results …

In the February 2022 issue of the American Journal of Education, an otherwise informative
article by Bruce Fuller et al. contains a fairly serious error in a reference to a 2018 paper that …

Despite the high levels of metropolitan-area segregation that Latinos experience, there is a
lack of research examining the effects of segregation on Latino socioeconomic outcomes …

Neighborhoods are critical contexts for children's well-being, but differences in
neighborhood inequality among children and adults are understudied. I document racial …

While the persistent educational disadvantage of US-based Latinos is clear, its underlying
mechanisms remain hazy. This study considers one potentially important factor: the dearth of …