Since the latter part of the busing era, the trend in public schools has been Select one: a. toward greater integration. b. toward greater segregation. c. to rely more and more on busing. d. to reinstate de jure racial segregation. e. to retain the gains in racial integration achieved through the 1970s, but not to further them.
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