No, I do not believe schooling is equitbible. Being equitable means being “fair and impartial.” So, in order for schools to be equitable it would need to be fair to all students and impartial to all the different backgrounds students come from. This is not the case as seen in the article “New 'Segregation Index' shows American schools remain highly segregated by race, ethnicity, and economic status.” One sentence that I feel summarizes this article and proves my rresponseis, “White-Black segregation between schools within large school districts increased 35 percent, and segregation between poor and non-poor students increased by 47 percent over the past 30 years.” Studies are proving that there is still segregation in our school systems. As long as our schools remain segregated, they will not be equitable. Students at these segregated schools are receiving different opportunities and outcomes, it has been this way since the “separate but equal” schooling after the Brown v....