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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]On the converse of this, I certainly believe the case needs to be made that having poor students with middle class students improves student performance for the middle class students. I know some like diversity from the middle class perspective so they don't feel so isolated from those who are struggling, but the case for the benefit to the poor would resonate and justify a lot of what might be considered in student assignment. If someone were only making such a case...[/quote] You could look at Murch vs Janney for something like this, with all the caveats around Murch having more embassy kids etc. I did a cursory check a while ago and I think there was no clear academic benefit based on CAS scores etc.[/quote]
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