Design for a National Longitudinal Study of School Desegregation

Executive Summary

Robert L. Crain

ResearchPublished 1974

This summary deals with a series of reports permitting the design for a major set of studies to answer a variety of questions about the effects of desegregation on schools and students and to help uncover educational techniques which will help desegregated schools to succeed in providing quality education and good human relations.

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Crain, Robert L., Design for a National Longitudinal Study of School Desegregation: Executive Summary. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1974. https://www.rand.org/pubs/reports/R1516.html.
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