The focus group data in the high school suggested that:
A. Anglo males see themselves as the dominant group in the school and the one that best represents the values of the whole school.
B. The student culture is dominated by Latino gangs, and other students feel alienated.
C. Rebellious cliques of "burn outs" dominate student life.
D. African American culture has gradually marginalized white working class culture because the demographic composition of the school has changed.
E. The school is strongly "genderized" in a feminine direction with women in administrative and teaching roles and girls occupying most of the student leadership roles.
A
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