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Video explains what the Title I comparability loophole is and how it keeps high-poverty schools from getting the equitable resources they deserve.
Education, K-12
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This year, Congress will renew the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Its most important provision is Title I, Part A—but it has a dangerous loophole.
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