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Today the segregation of poor and minority children in our urban school systems is greater than it was before Brown. Evans Clinchy argues that what is urgently needed now is a new educational civil rights movement.

What would a truly democratic, functional, and educationally productive system look like? How did we arrive at our current system? How can an informed public work to reshape the system equitably? How can educators partner with their broader communities? In this provocative book, renowned expert Evans Clinchy shows how we can revitalize American public education and build a new system that will serve all children, rich and poor, foreign or nati...

Evans Clinchy has assembled a distinguished group of contributors who raise serious questions about the wisdom of Goals 2000: The Educate America Act and present a broadly conceived alternative national educational vision aimed at improving our public schools.

This work brings together educational scholars and experts to explore major reform issues facing American educational institutions at the end of 1999. It examines school reform, including the role individual states play, and there is a focus on the challenges faced by smaller independent schools.