GookMong
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Posted: 11.5.2021 2:54:48
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Big Picture: Catholic schools, which once accounted for nearly 90 percent of all private elementary school students, now enroll just 42 percent, according to a new report published in the journal Education Next. The study, which examines attendance trends among various private schools over the last half-century, finds that middle-class families have moved away from the private sector in recent decades; at [URL=https://dumpsarena.com/cisco-dumps/200-301/]200-301 dumps[/URL] the same time, more affluent families, especially those in the South, are increasingly embracing private academies — particularly secular ones — as an alternative to public schools. That has led to a growing gap between upper- and middle-class students enrolled at private schools across the country. Kevin Mahnken summarizes the study’s top findings.
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