Want Real Diversity at Your Public School? We Find the Best and Worst in Dallas-Fort Worth

In Plano, students find anti-immigrant graffiti scribbled on the ground at their high school. In Coppell, a student writes a racist note to a Hispanic classmate. At a pep rally in Colleyville, students taunt kids from a school that’s more racially diverse and working-class.The recent presidential election exposed deep racial and class rifts — not just among adults, but also among schoolchildren in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and elsewhere. It’s happening even as Texas and the nation become increasingly diverse.How diverse? And which schools have more diversity than others?   Continue reading...