Title I Students Show Gains, Early Data From Study Show
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Poor children who participate in the federal Title I compensatory-education program are making some progress in school, according to early data from a massive study of the program.
The study, which is being called "Prospects," will not be released until next January, but researchers working on the five-year, $28 million effort discussed some of their findings at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research...
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