Small High Schools
A study of the New Century High Schools in New York City has found that their students dropped out less often and graduated on time at much higher rates than did their peers citywide. But the New Century students earned standard diplomas less often than did students...
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Correction:
The percentages originally reported were incorrectly identified as those of all students in the schools referenced, instead of those graduating from those schools.
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