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Thirty-five percent of Black and 29 percent of Hispanic high school students attend the more than 1,600 “dropout factories” across our country where 60 percent or fewer of the freshman class will graduate in four years with a regular diploma.
Marian Wright Edelman: Rescuing the American Dream Marian Wright Edelman 2012
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Thirty-five percent of Black and 29 percent of Hispanic high school students attend the more than 1,600 “dropout factories” across our country where 60 percent or fewer of the freshman class will graduate in four years with a regular diploma.
Marian Wright Edelman: Rescuing the American Dream Marian Wright Edelman 2012
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Thirty-five percent of Black and 29 percent of Hispanic high school students attend the more than 1,600 “dropout factories” across our country where 60 percent or fewer of the freshman class will graduate in four years with a regular diploma.
Marian Wright Edelman: Rescuing the American Dream Marian Wright Edelman 2012
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Thirty-five percent of Black and 29 percent of Hispanic high school students attend the more than 1,600 “dropout factories” across our country where 60 percent or fewer of the freshman class will graduate in four years with a regular diploma.
Marian Wright Edelman: Rescuing the American Dream Marian Wright Edelman 2012
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Thirty-five percent of Black and 29 percent of Hispanic high school students attend the more than 1,600 “dropout factories” across our country where 60 percent or fewer of the freshman class will graduate in four years with a regular diploma.
Marian Wright Edelman: Rescuing the American Dream Marian Wright Edelman 2012
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Thirty-five percent of Black and 29 percent of Hispanic high school students attend the more than 1,600 “dropout factories” across our country where 60 percent or fewer of the freshman class will graduate in four years with a regular diploma.
Marian Wright Edelman: Rescuing the American Dream Marian Wright Edelman 2012
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Thirty-five years ago, physical capital and infrastructure were considered the prime contributors to higher incomes.
Vinod Thomas: The Development Agenda and the World Bank Vinod Thomas 2011
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Thirty-five miles south of Fredericksburg, Virginia, her car hydroplaned on a patch of water.
Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011
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Thirty-five percent of Black and 29 percent of Hispanic high school students attend the more than 1,600 “dropout factories” across our country where 60 percent or fewer of the freshman class will graduate in four years with a regular diploma.
Marian Wright Edelman: Rescuing the American Dream Marian Wright Edelman 2012
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Thirty-five percent of Black and 29 percent of Hispanic high school students attend the more than 1,600 “dropout factories” across our country where 60 percent or fewer of the freshman class will graduate in four years with a regular diploma.
Marian Wright Edelman: Rescuing the American Dream Marian Wright Edelman 2012
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