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Session Type: Paper Session
This Vice-Presidential Invited Session represents Part I of an effort to brings together leading scholars on predominantly Black K-12 public schools, activists, and scholar-activists actively involved in highlighting how the disproportionate closing of these schools threatens neighborhood stability, student achievement, and ultimately, Black lives.
Black K–12 Public Schools Matter: A Historical Overview - Michèle Foster, University of Louisville
A Survey of Urban School Closings and the Implications for Black Communities and Schools Today - Ebony M Duncan-Shippy, Washington University in St. Louis
School Closings Aren't New: Linking Contemporary School Closings to a Legacy of "Black Community Killing" Through Violence, Policy, and Practice - Jerome E. Morris, University of Missouri-St. Louis; Benjamin D. Parker, Loyola University Maryland; Luimil Negrón, University of Missouri - St. Louis