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The effect of school size, socioeconomic status, and grade -level configuration on academic achievement in Louisiana public schools
The national emphasis on continually improving education for all students coupled with accountability requires educators and policymakers to identify and implement effective schooling structures and strategies. In this study, the researcher examined the relationship among school size, socioeconomic
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