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Advancing Racial Equity Possibilities in Dual Enrollment: A Multiple Case Study of California's High Enrolled Black and Latinx Dual Enrollment Programs
California confronts a critical education challenge, as projections suggest only about one-third of ninth graders will attain a bachelor’s degree, deepening existing racial and economic disparities. Dual enrollment (DE) programs, which offer high school (HS) students access to college-level courses,
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