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The Missing Metrics
March 9, 2021
Conventional thinking often goes that if students work hard, they will succeed academically and achieve their desired level of economic success. For far too many students, this equation is incomplete. The belief that our schools are society’s “great equalizers” continues to fail millions of students in reaching their fullest potential.