Discover the latest insights in urban education with the second edition of the Handbook of Urban Education: A Comparative Study. This essential guide offers diverse perspectives on urban schooling in the US, covering critical areas like multidisciplinary approaches, policy, teacher education, curriculum, STEM, family engagement, and contemporary issues such as gentrification and youth voice. Featuring contributions from leading experts and 27 new authors, this comprehensive handbook provides a deep and wide-ranging overview of the field. Ideal for researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and educators seeking to understand and improve urban education, this book serves as both an accessible introduction and a vital call to action for the future of urban schools.