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Tag: The De Facto Segregation of Homeless Students in One New York City School District

The De Facto Segregation of Homeless Students in One New York City School District

School choice is intended to level the playing field among disadvantaged students. What does it mean then if school choice actually increases segregation in districts that offer it? This policy brief examines District 1, the most segregated school district in New York City by housing status.…

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The way we define homelessness is important because it determines who gets vital assistance.

In the latest episode of @npr`s ‘It’s Been a Minute’ podcast, Dr. Margot Kushel, Director at the @ucsf Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative, and Dr. Molly Richard, assistant professor in the Department of Public Health at the @universityofri’s College of Health Sciences, discuss the various ways governments define homelessness—and the families and children that may be getting left out as a result.

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The way we define homelessness is important because it determines who gets vital assistance.

In the latest episode of @npr's ‘It’s Been a Minute’ podcast,  Dr. Margot Kushel, Director at the @ucsf Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative, and Dr. Molly Richard, assistant professor in the Department of Public Health at the @universityofri’s College of Health Sciences, discuss the various ways governments define homelessness—and the families and children that may be getting left out as a result.

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The De Facto Segregation of Homeless Students in One New York City School District

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