Diversity
"The Reciprocal Relationship Between Housing and School Integration"
Students who attend schools that are racially and socioeconomically diverse have better academic
outcomes than students who attend schools that are predominantly low-income and minority, and housing policy is one way to create such integrated schools, according to
a research brief
from the National...
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