Can all children flourish in Nordic communities? A study of how elementary school children perceive their well-being by Anabel Corral-Granados, Anna Cecilia Rapp, Eli Smeplass

“…The study shows how the Nordic educational systems produce competitive systems and school segregation that cannot compensate for inequality and offer well-being and the possibility for all of their students to live flourishing lives.…”
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Intercultural Education in Spain and Switzerland: a Comparative Approach by Ferran Ferrer, Abdeljalil Akkari

“…The use of compensatory education with culturally diverse children contributes to school segregation. Although cultural and linguistic diversity is a structural and historical component of Spanish and Swiss identities, there is a clear separation between "internal" and "external" diversity in educational policy. …”
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Essays in Economics of Education by Idoux, Clémence

“…Board of Education}, US school districts are still economically and racially segregated. School segregation is especially apparent in NYC, the largest US school district. …”
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Essays in Labor and Education Economics by Corradini, Viola

“…Differences in school choice by race contribute to unequal access to effective schools and exacerbate school segregation. Conditional on test score and district of residence, Black and Hispanic families consistently opt for schools with fewer white and Asian students, lower average achievement, and lower value-added. …”
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The resegregation of schools : education and race in the twenty-first century / by Donnor, Jamel K., Dixson, Adrienne D.