Mixing up South Africa: the lessons from America for desegregating South Africa's schools

Article Abstract:

School integration in South Africa is not quite the same as in the US. Africans born in the US are a 17% minority but in South Africa, they are 75% of the population. Problems confronting the government, the nation and South African parents if all children are to be well-educated, are presented.

Social aspects, Column, South Africa, Education, School integration, Apartheid

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A classfull of unions: New York's schools

Article Abstract:

Public school administration in New York City is being suffocated by layers of bureaucracy. While the city spends more per student than almost any other US district, a far greater percentage of the money goes to administrative costs instead of the classroom.

Public schools, New York, New York, New York

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