School study cites 'achievement gap'
Points to limited-English students, funding disparities
From changing student body populations to funding disparities, education advocates are calling for reform.
The Kids Count study showed that one change facing Illinois districts is the incredible population increase of limited-English and low-income students in recent years. Hispanics have accounted for 80 percent of the growth in public school enrollment over the past two decades.
"The report definitely shows what the East Aurora School ...
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