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Many children left behind
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Most black children grow up in neighborhoods with significant poverty
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The myth of private-sector performance pay
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It’s not academic: Why charter schools close
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Math gender gap is history
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Education Week’s graduation rate estimates are ‘‘exceedingly inaccurate,’’ experts say
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Compared to other countries, U.S. flunks in teacher pay
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Significant gains in educational achievement by blacks go underappreciated
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Graduation rates are rising, but are lower for minorities
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Majority of teachers graduate in the top of their class
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Government grants and loans cover less of college costs
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Higher share of high school students enrolled in college prep
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Rethinking high school graduation rates and trends
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Low income hinders college attendance for even the highest achieving students
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Advantage None: Re-Examining Hoxby’s Finding of Charter School Benefits