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______ is a process of neighborhood change where higher-income and higher-educated residents move into a historically marginalized neighborhood

GENTRIFICATION

100

why are lower-income students forced to move in gentrifying cities?

rising housing costs

100

what were some of Najya experiences in school? (elementary, middle or high school)

Teachers were unsupportive, did not grade work, absent many days etc.

no homework, less experienced teachers, Testing into High School etc. 

1st time with homework (time management), Did not know how to study alone, Lost confidence in capabilities etc.

200

New resources for historically underfunded communities ( positive or negative) 

positive :D

200

New residents often decide to send their children to __________ instead of neighborhood schools

private schools 

200

"____________” one apartment complex segregates low-income residents, who live on the lower floors, and high-income residents, who live on the higher floors, by two seperate entrances

“Poor Door Apartment"

300

Dilution of social, economic, and political power for residents of color ( positive or negative )

Negative :(

300

The gentrification of the neighborhood leads to the schools receiving less ______

funding 

300

Gentrification is a factor of _______________ where we see systemic discrimination through housing and eductional inequalities

 Critical Race Theory

400

How old was the girl in the article Nikole Hannah-Jones, "Choosing a School for My Daughter in a Segregated City?

4!!!

400

Decide to enroll their daughter in _______, a predominantly Black and Latino public school.

 P.S.307

400

In School Leaders’ understanding of the impacts of Gentrification on Schools, what were principles considering doing ?

Principals and school leaders are considering shrinking shutting down class sizes, or shutting down schools entirely.

500

How much was the starting tuition in Avenus: The World School vs. Chelsea-Elliot Houses? 

$40,000 :0

500

what was the name of the article that came out 10 years later after choosing a school for my daughter?

“In Fighting for Every Black Child, Did I Betray My Own?”

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