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" Stoia talks to volunteer Scott Campbell about what kind of information he can give to parents over the phone . He says that the bus drivers may choose one person to attend the press conference to represent the union 's newspaper . " Husock says that he attended a meeting of nursery school parents in West Roxbury last year ; that the parents were trying to plot a " strategy " about where to send their children to school ; that the parents were looking at the racial quotas at each school ; that some parents were considering paying tuition to send their children to public schools in Brookline . McDonough says that she believes that whites and African Americans can get along , but not in a situation where they are forced to be together . Stoia reports that a few African American students walk to school in Hyde Park ; that it would be impossible for an African American student to walk to school in South Boston . He says that each student gets personal attention at Roxbury High School . He says that he is happy to respond to Grogan 's question and to Formisano 's question . Baumeister reports that he spoke to some African American students who said that the opening day at South Boston High School was better this year than last year.V : Footage of an African American female student being interviewed . Groden says that a parents ' movement needs to be organized in order to build connections in and across the neighborhoods of the city . Cullinane says that he wishes the book had talked more about each parent 's commitment to education above all else .