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Students in urban, suburban, and rural schools have substantial differences in their family backgrounds, socioeconomic status, and school experiences, a recent federal study concludes.
The report from the National Center for Education Statistics examines students in different school situations, comparing education outcomes, family backgrounds and after-school activities, and school experiences.
For virtually every characteristic examined, schools with a high percentage of students in poverty compared unfavorably with schools that primarily...
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