FWIW, my son-in-law is from Antigua where he attended his early years of school, until age 15 when he moved to the US and finished his high school education. The schools on Antigua were more disciplined and he received an excellent education there. The only thing I've ever heard him complain about was being a member of the school steeel drum band and being made to perform for the Queen He didn't like the idea of playing for some "old white lady" who supposedly *ruled* the roost, so to speak.:-)

Now, my mixed race grandsons live in an area of diversity; go to school with many children of mixed race and/or immigrant parents and seem to be doing very well at it, so far.