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Notes on Proposed School Reassignment Plans in Wake County, North Carolina
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      An extended critique of WCPSS's magnet and diversity policies as well as mandatory year-round schools

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  • Interesting Organizations

    • Brookings Institution Education Research
    • CREDO Study
      The most influential national charter school study. CREDO is a pro-charter think tank. It's home page is actually at http://credo.stanford.edu/home, but it's hard to find the study from there.
    • Public Impact
      A national education policy and management consulting firm based in Chapel Hill.
    • Century Foundation Education Research
      A "pro-diversity" educational research organization
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