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Academic Segregation Hurts Public Schools

By JANELLA HINDS
Posted 3/18/19

No discussion about segregation in New York City’s public schools can be complete without reference to one of its most pervasive forms—academic isolation.

The Department of Education—despite its own study showing the risks—has concentrated thousands of struggling high school students in about 100 buildings and programs.

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