Black Student Enrollment at Boston Latin Doubles

The article reports that Black student enrollment at Boston Latin School has more than doubled over five years following an overhaul of the admissions process aimed at increasing diversity. The reforms, implemented during the pandemic, considered socioeconomic factors and made the entrance exam more accessible, resulting in Black students now comprising nearly 16 percent of the school's enrollment. This change contrasts with other top public high schools where Black representation remains significantly lower. The new policies have faced legal challenges, with some parents arguing they discriminate against white and Asian students, while city officials emphasize efforts to ensure fair access and reflect the city's diversity.

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