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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]even in this scenario "low-performing, low-income kids for high-performing, UMC kids" (which is itself a little bit of a stereotype) - there are some long-term socioemotional benefits to growing up in a socioeconomically diverse setting rather than a more sheltered umc bubble with limited income disparity[/quote] Is this your opinion or is this peer reviewed research?[/quote] Not the PP but there is so much research on this out there. See professors Rucker Johnson, Jess Calarco, Genevieve Siegel-Hawley, everything at The Century Foundation, The Problem We All Live With (Nikole Hannah-Jones) Frankly I'm surprised at how many people are ignorant of the vast benefits of integrated schools. AND for vulnerable kids school integration is less expensive than throwing extra funds at hyper-segregated schools and it produces better results. It's a win/win. [/quote]
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