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Peer reviewedSledge, Bettye; Smith, Melvin – Integrated Education, 1974
Discusses the education of Melvin Smith, who attended Noyes Elementary School in the kindergarten grade; Larimer School, Dewey School, and Foster School in the elementary grades; Haven Junior High School; Evanston Township High School; and Fisk University. (JM)
Descriptors: Biographies, Black Education, Educational History, Elementary Education
Peer reviewedHomel, Michael W. – Integrated Education, 1974
Some observers, aware that small black communities have long existed in northern cities, look to the nineteenth century to learn something of blacks and their initial encounters with public education; Chicago provides examples of both contrasts and continuities with the present. (Author/JM)
Descriptors: Black Education, Educational Development, Educational History, Educational Problems
