US EditionRoma Children Still Attend Segregated Schools. that's Why the State Is Changing School Districts
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He grew up in a block of flats in Sokolov, while his classmates lived in houses with gardens. He had Vietnamese friends and is of half-Roma origin. Just like his hero in the book Me, Tran and Everything Else. Its author Martin Kanaloš rejects the label of a Roma author, but as a member of the Government Council for Minorities he wants to advocate for better integration of Roma into society. "Ghettos, excluded localities... the way these people l…
School districts will have clearer rules and any changes to them will be reviewed. Existing ones, however, will not be reviewed.
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