Report shows K-12 schools remain segregated despite more diverse student population

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A recent congressional watchdog report about education shows K-12 public schools are divided along racial and economic lines even though the overall student population is becoming more diverse.

In this U.S. Government Accountability Office report, these racial and economic divisions aren’t just limited to one place. This segregation spans different types of schools and across urban, suburban, and rural neighborhoods.

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