Students today are as racially segregated as they were in the late 1960s. On the 70th Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, we lay out the problem and share a call to action.

We have identified five key policy solutions for state leaders. Progress in any one of these areas would help, but the best results will come from doing them all together.

This brief offers district leaders an alternative to school consolidation: Protecting schools in high-poverty neighborhoods from closure and increasing enrollment by transforming them into innovative, theme-based, and diverse whole-school magnet programs.

A comprehensive Massachusetts policy agenda translating years of community engagement into a playbook with proven solutions for real change.

Rethinking the impact of economic segregation on student success