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From NPR: Raising Graduation Rates with Questionable Quick Fixes

Photo credit Chris Moncusby Cory TurnerWhat's in a number?To many, 81 percent is a success story. It's the nation's all-time-high rate for high school graduation in 2013, the most recent year of federal data.Read the rest of the story at NPR.
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Photo credit Chris Moncus

by Cory Turner

What’s in a number?

To many, 81 percent is a success story. It’s the nation’s all-time-high rate for high school graduation in 2013, the most recent year of federal data.

Read the rest of the story at NPR.

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