The "politcs of community control" is examined through an analysis of the integrationist, separatist, and Marxist models. (JLF)

The storefront school's value as change agent depends on its leaders attending to the key issues of ongoing funding, relationships with the public school system, cooperative arrangements with other alternative models, accountability, and power control. (JM)

Ocean Hill-Brownsville represents a paradigmatic attempt, within the reformist tradition of urban movements, to work within the educational system, adjusting it to new circumstances and needs. (JM)

Discusses racial integration, school finance, minority teachers and administrators, training urban school teachers and administrators, the politics of education, educational employee organizations, community control, Title 1, and educational research and evaluation. (AM)

Since pre-Civil War years, black parents have had to make great effort to overcome extraordinary barriers to educate their children, although it is the state which is responsible for education. (JM)