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[quote=Anonymous]Many of you are dramatically underestimating the odds that this school was up against - this wasn't Stuyvesant or Bronx HS. This was a school serving low-income boys - not wealthy children of the 1%. I thought this was interesting, and absolutely replicable with enough funding/commitment: "Each student has a guidance counselor, assigned starting in ninth grade, who works with them for all four years and becomes their college counselor. Caseloads at the approximately 600-student school generally stay under 150 students, compared with the national average of 478."[/quote]
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