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Why Schools Should Care about Housing Voucher Discrimination [housingmatters.urban.org]

Rafael Maravilla(PACEs Connection Staff) · 8/19/2010:58 AM

From Housing Matters, Urban Institute, August 12, 2020 What happens in our neighborhoods is reflected in our schools. Inequality in our neighborhoods translates to inequality in our schools. And discrimination that has a hand in shaping our neighborhoods, has a hand in shaping our schools. About 70 percent of K–12 students attend an assigned school . If housing near higher-performing public schools is unaffordable, then those schools are also out of reach. Housing vouchers help nearly 2.2...

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