Data: Kansas City’s schools are segregated, costly

The Kansas City district has found that its public and charter schools are increasingly racially segregated, expensive to operate and losing high school students. The district released new analysis showing that the city's school system is more segregated now than it was in the 1990s. Roughly 78 percent of schools in the Kansas City system were segregated ...

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Data: Kansas City’s schools are segregated, costly

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