San Francisco middle schools will teach Algebra I again this fall — though concerns about implementation continue amid a shortage of qualified teachers.
The 6-1 vote by the San Francisco Unified School District board Tuesday followed a decadelong battle over eighth graders' access to higher-level math courses and a larger debate over academic opportunity and equity in math performance.
Stanford researchers found last year that large racial and ethnic gaps in advanced math enrollment persisted even after the policy change.
If I were a CivNat cuck, I'd say...
There are a lot of ways to slice up people, and however you slice them you will notice differences. This is only undesirable if you have a religious insistence on everyone being the same. Otherwise, variety is the spice of life.
IRL me says, there's no way to incorporate blacks into white society without violence and lots of undesirable stuff.
The problem isn't even that these people are trying to close a gap that can't be closed. It's that they care in the first place.