achievement and segregation by income and race. Charter schools, were generally more racially and economically segregated than traditional public schools. Per White et al., (2016), Charter schools often enroll more black and poor students than traditional public schools in the same areas, and are more likely to be at one extreme or the other of racial and economic composition than traditional public school districts. In the study, Whitehurst et al., (2016) sought answers to these questions.
1. How should we…
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