
A report from Johns Hopkins University found that while Baltimore City public schools are predominantly Black, the district is reducing segregation among its student body more effectively than suburban systems.
Despite having a 75% Black student body, Baltimore City public schools are making progress in desegregation, outpacing suburban systems with more diverse populations.
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