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emotional disabilities

emotional disabilities

The Man Who Could Fly: The Bob Beamon Story, excerpt

Mr. Louis Schuker, the principal at Jamaica High, had a long talk with me and Coach Ellis.

“600” Schools, Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow, excerpts

Organizing in the early 1960s by the Citywide Committee on Integration and by Reverend Milton Galamison had increased public attention to the “600” schools.

The 1965 Boycott on Film

The 1965 boycott targeted segregation in New York City’s junior high schools and “600” schools.

90% Boycott Hits Problem School

In the fall of 1964, months after the massive February 1964 boycott, Reverend Milton Galamison and the Citywide Committee on Integration launched another boycott.

Delinquent Girls Tested by the Binet Scale, excerpt

Henry Goddard was a psychologist living and working in New Jersey.

New York City’s Schools and What They Cost

At the beginning of the 20th century, New York City required more and more students to attend school and prohibited them from working.