In our last infographic we explored the relationship between school "wealth" and average student ELA scores; for the graphic below, we took a look at math score data across more than 1200 schools in NYC...
Read MoreJust a few days ago, The New York Times published a report showing that sixth graders in the richest school districts across the United States are four grade levels ahead of children in the poorest districts.
Our research team dug into the data in New York City...
Read MoreAfter last year's SHSAT, the eight specialized high schools are poised to become even less diverse. Just 4 percent of offers went to black students, while just over 6 percent went to Hispanic students, according to data released Friday by the education department. These groups represent about 70% of New York City's public-school population.
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![[Infographic] More Money, More Problems Solved: ELA Data](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5576f1c0e4b08f31a497b582/1462246804652-QIQGE0M06CIDQDK3T75W/Screen+Shot+2016-05-02+at+11.39.52+PM.png)
![[Infographic] 2015 Stats Show Fewer Black and Latino Students Get Spots at Elite High Schools](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5576f1c0e4b08f31a497b582/1457361266384-P8TTJOYFJEVFV2TD6176/image-asset.png)