Lotteries and other school equity reforms can have mixed results
Districts like Philly and Washington D.C. have embraced lotteries for equity, but history suggests that well-intentioned fixes alone can't solve our most entrenched iniquities.
Districts like Philly and Washington D.C. have embraced lotteries for equity, but history suggests that well-intentioned fixes alone can't solve our most entrenched iniquities.
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