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A case study of three rural schools: Factors, characteristics, and conditions that influence school performance scores
The purposes of this study were to explore three rural Louisiana PK-12 schools with high percentages of minority and high poverty populations and to examine how activities, conditions, events, policies, and procedures in these schools might be associated with their consistent growth in School Perfor
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