Loopholes in Title I Rules Shortchange Poor Students, Report Says
"Close the Hidden Funding Gaps in Our Schools"
As federal lawmakers get ready to reauthorize the nation’s centerpiece education law, the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, they should rewrite provisions in the law’s Title I program that currently shortchange low-income students, a report ...
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