N.Y.C. Study: Big Gains Found in Small Schools
"Transforming the High School Experience"
At a time when reformers and philanthropists have largely turned their back on the “small schools” movement, a study of New York City high schools has found that students are more academically successful in smaller, more personal high schools that they choose for themselves than they are in...
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