I’ve long opined that disadvantaged kids from tough homes and neighborhoods would benefit from boarding schools that dislocate them from their challenging environments and provide them with a constructive, comprehensive learning and social experience.
What I didn’t know was that this education model is already in place in a few locales and is slowly being spread to others.
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One of the pioneering public boarding schools is DC’s SEED Foundation Charter School …
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