No education issue has received more attention in recent years – but with less apparent progress – than the achievement gaps for minority and low-income students. The Center on Education Policy released a study Tuesday that looks at trends in all 50 states. Read our list of a few of the study’s major findings.
Some groups aren’t making even sluggish progress. Gaps for native Americans, in particular, are closing slowly. In fourth-grade reading and math, the gap between native Americans and whites widened more often than it narrowed, and in high school, it widened in as many states as it narrowed or was stable.
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