225K students in Mass. go to segregated schools, new report says
The report found that segregated public schools correspond with low graduation rates and standardized test scores.
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The report found that segregated public schools correspond with low graduation rates and standardized test scores.
Based on my experience as a METCO parent, supporter, and administrator, I’ve always said: “METCO students don’t ask if college is in their future, they ask where they will go to college.” Now we have independent research confirming that METCO students have firm expectations of college attendance and that those expectations are fulfilled successfully. On Jan. 16, parents,
A study found that Boston students who partook in METCO, a voluntary desegregation busing program launched in the 1960s, scored higher on standardized tests and...
Boston students who participated in a school integration program in suburban districts scored higher on certain standardized tests and were more likely to enroll in four-year colleges, according to newly released research findings. Participants selected for METCO, a voluntary desegregation busing program that launched in the 1960s, saw "substantial gains" on MCAS exams and
The report found that the voluntary busing program has a host of measurable effects for participating students, including higher MCAS scores, college enrollment rates and lifetime earnings.