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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Somewhere between 20-30% of students at each KIPP campus in DC are classified as non-economically disadvantaged. Is that not enough to count as SES integration? [/quote] If I'm reading you correctly (and maybe I'm not) then no. 70-80% FARMS is not a well-integrated school, SES-wise. Now, looking at KIPP's record, that apparently has no bearing on the ability to educate and graduate their students successfully. But in answer to your specific question, no that is not integrated. [/quote]
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