_ schools offer a curriculum that focuses on a specific area such as the performing arts, mathematics, science, international studies, or technology; they often draw students from a larger attendance area than regular schools and promote voluntary desegregation. (2)

Magnet School

Explanation:

Magnet schools first emerged in 1960s and are said to be a type of public schools that offer parents and students a choice of a different type of education. People that formed the school system had in mind, the idea of offering students another type of education system that is majorly based on a particular area of interest to draw students from different types of schools.