Women push for gender equality in Los Angeles schools sports
The Westside Women's Committee urges public schools to end gendered classes and biases, allow boys in home economics, open shop to girls, fund girls’ athletics, and integrate sports in public parks. State Sen Be llenson backs policy review while parks officials pledge scrutiny. one official questions feasibility of women in major leagues.
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Why Johnny Can't Read In Ghetto Schools Blamed
The Council for Basic Education released a study led by George Weber blaming inner city reading failures on schools and backgrounds, identifying four successful exceptions. It cites strong leadership and high expectations as keys, while disputing conventional beliefs about class size and ethnic-matched staff.
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