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I've seen this site before. (maybe you provided the link?)
Youngstown has 2 high schools. East High School is too new to have much historical data. But Chaney High School seems to be the textbook definition of white flight. Chaney High School, Youngstown Ohio / OH School Profile, Ranking, and Reviews - SchoolDigger.com
If you notice, the number of students remains about the same until 2004, but the number of white students declined steadily. After 2004, enrolment seemed to drop almost exactly the same rate that the white students were leaving. Enrollment jumps in 2008 because the school was renovated and doubled in size.
Dallas Independent School District was mostly white in the 60s now majority of the district has hispanic and black. No schools in DISD is majority white.
Well, I come from the land of failing schoo....errr LAUSD
In the past forty years, replace majority White and Black with a token Hispanic and small Asian presence to a majority Hispanic district with a larger Asian minority and token White and Black minorities. This kind of reflects White and Black flight from the inner portions of Los Angeles, to be replaced by a million flavors of immigrant (especially Latin American immigrants).
Alot of schools now in the Cleveland suburbs that were majority white are now majority black, or white flight is starting to happen in other suburbs. In the actual city of Cleveland, most of the high schools on the Eastside are 90+% black, on the Westside the schools are very integrated. I'll post more Cleveland aswell as Cleveland suburban high schools later too.
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