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A surge of Cuban refugees attending Coral Way Elementary School leads to the school adopting multicultural and multilingual teaching practices, opening a successful precedent for multicultural education.
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Civil Rights Act passes, requiring forced busing to achieve racial quotas in certain public schools, opening the way for multiculturalism in education where it would previously never exist.
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Abolishes ethnocentric immigration quotas - allowing an influx of Latin Americans and Asians to immigrate to the U.S. This mixes up the population for public schools greatly to any place that people immigrate to, providing a source of different cultures that schools were previously shielded from under the old rules.
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Law allows new approach to meeting needs of Native Americans and Alaska Natives in education, enabling natural desegregation of these ethnic groups from public schools.
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This prevents discrimination in schools. This is big, as it means that there will be less cultural intolerance and a more equal distribution of cultural mix in schools.
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Court ruled that denying education to undocumented children violates the law, allowing undocumented children to stay in school and introduce their culture to border states.
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More funding for bilingual education, and immigrant education. Dropout prevention including, leveling the playing field for people from different cultures.
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This not only indicates a cultural rift towards African Americans, but it also shows that there is public governmental support for accommodations of different cultures.
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This is a big blow for multicultural education, as it means that other languages are not supported in public schools. This would leave immigrants at a disadvantage.
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If this ends up being successful, this will greatly reduce the financial barrier for a college degree. This will have a large impact on minority enrollment.
