The Answer Sheet: high-poverty schools
The limits of Moco schools' economic integration study
There are big limits to the study released today showing that several hundred low-income students who went to school in low-poverty schools in Montgomery County did better on standardized math tests than kids who went to high-poverty schools.
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11:35 AM ET, 10/15/2010 |
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1 in 6 U.S. students in high-poverty schools
A government analysis of U.S. schools shows that one in six public school students attend high poverty schools and that the percentage of high-poverty schools has significantly increased over the past decade. There's a lot more data too.
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12:07 PM ET, 05/28/2010 |
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