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Closing the Achievement Gap by Providing Poor and Minority Students Access to Suburban Schools

Closing the Achievement Gap by Providing Poor and Minority Students Access to Suburban Schools

Led by TC's Amy Stuart Wells, the first comprehensive study of the nation's eight remaining inter-district school desegregation programs - which were expressly created to enable disadvantaged, black and Latino students cross school district boundary lines and attend affluent, predominantly white suburban public schools - has found that these programs help close black-white and Latino-white achievement gaps, improve racial attitudes and lead to long-term mobility and further education for the students of color who participate.   Released: 11/12/2009