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Slow Literacy Gains, Long COVID in Kids: 7 Insights into Pandemic Recovery and Aftermath in U S Schools

This is our biweekly briefing on the pandemic’s long-term impact on America’s educational system. See the full archive. This Week’s Top Story Literacy Data Among K-3 Students Show Some Gains, but Not Enough Key Insights 1 in 6 Kids Have Persistent COVID Symptoms for 3 Months after Infection The Determinants and Causal Effects of Admission […]

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What Ending Legacy Admissions Won t Fix

By design, the Ivy League reproduces inequalities that afflict America at large. Ending legacy admissions won’t change that.

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Study of Elite College Admissions Data Suggests Being Very Rich Is Its Own Qualification

Extraordinarily detailed data shows how elite colleges prefer the richest students, even among students with similar test scores.

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Affirmative Action for the Rich in College Admissions

After other controls are applied, household income is still a huge advantage.

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Ivy Leagues are twice as likely to accept rich students

Legacy admissions are the largest contributor to the advantage that is under scrutiny since the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action.

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