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immigrant high school dropouts. One data source -- the CPS -- is plagued by non-response and allocation bias from the hot …

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New Evidence about Brown v. Board of Education : The Complex Effects of School Racial Composition on Achievement

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Uncovering the effects of school racial composition on achievement is difficult, because racial mixing in the schools … integration of schools legally inspired by Brown v. Board of Education are very broad, here we focus more narrowly on how school … Texas students, disentangles racial composition effects from other aspects of school quality and from differences in student …

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