HARI SREENIVASAN:
In the suburbs of Rochester, New York, parents and students pack the gym for a varsity high school basketball game.
Senior Ty'reek Sizer — number 3 – is a starting guard and an honor roll student at Irondequoit High. He's attended schools in West Irondequoit since second grade and says he feels at home, but he doesn't live in the school district. Since he was seven years old, Sizer has traveled from his family's home in Rochester, a 45 minute bus ride each way to school. He's part of Urban-Suburban, the oldest voluntary school desegregation program in the country.