Five Miles Away, A World Apart: One City, Two Schools, and the Story of Educational Opportunity in Modern America
James E. Ryan explores the distance between two schools in one American city—only five miles apart, yet worlds apart in educational opportunity. This focused examination considers how schools, communities, and broader social conditions shape the educational experiences available to students in modern America.
About This Book
Five Miles Away, A World Apart examines educational opportunity in modern America.
The book focuses on one city and two schools located five miles apart.
Through this contrast, James E. Ryan considers how place and schooling can reflect broader differences in opportunity.
It offers a focused perspective on education, inequality, and the American experience.
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