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From “School System” to a “System of Schools”: Race, Power, and Marketization of Urban District Governance in California
Urban school districts, like their broader city contexts, are defined by their diversity of people and ideas, as well as longstanding struggles to confront race and class inequality with shrinking funds for public services. Over the past three decades, districts adopted market-based strategies cente
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