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High Minority Enrollment, High School-Lunch Rates: Predisposition to College.

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Hamrick, Florence A.; Stage, Frances K. – Review of Higher Education, 1998

A study tested the accuracy of a general model in predicting college predisposition among eighth-grade students of diverse ethnicity at schools characterized by high minority enrollments and high participation levels in subsidized school lunch programs. Results suggest models using broadly aggregated student data may overlook important…

Descriptors: Attendance Patterns, College Attendance, College Bound Students, Diversity (Student)

Proceedings of National Conference on School Finance (12th, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 23-25, 1969). Fiscal Planning for Schools in Transition.

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National Education Association, Washington, DC. – 1970

Some of the papers in this collection attempt to define equality of educational opportunity, while others present evidence that such equality is not being achieved. Also discussed are (1) the effects of a changing national economy on schools, (2) some political aspects of educational finance, (3) finance problems in urban schools, (4) legislation…

Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Conference Reports, Court Litigation, Decentralization