The growth of middle-class families in gentrifying neighborhoods has sparked questions
about how these families select schools for their children. Research on elementary school …

Background: As gentrification transforms the physical, cultural, and demographic character
of urban landscapes, an expansive body of research has generated insights into the …

This chapter concentrates on school choice for urban or city dwellers only as an empirical
tool, but also as a sociological lens for evoking the city imaginary. As the public school is …

This interview study explored the experience of principals as they mediate reforms marked
by high-stakes accountability and competition between schools at the intersection of …

Technology has provided numerous opportunities for teachers and families to connect and
to support student academic performance. The advent of the internet and educational apps …

As the public school is increasingly entangled within the market across many Anglophone
countries, there comes a struggle to define meaning and identity. The commercialisation …