Aug 2, 2020
2:24:18pm
2:24:18pm
That would be devastating for graduation and dropout rates of at-risk youth.
So many of these kids are only in class so they can play. Not a great reason, but it keeps them eligible, and gets them a diploma. What do low-income areas look like in 20 years when dropout rates have doubled from what they are now?
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