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Foreword Janice Nittoli v
1 Introduction: Socioeconomic School Integration Richard D. Kahlenberg 1
Part I The Benefits and Costs of Socioeconomic Integration
2 Housing Policy Is School Policy: Economically Integrative Housing Promotes Academic Success in Montgomery County, Maryland Heather Schwartz 27
3 Socioeconomic Diversity and Early Learning: The Missing Link in Policy for High-Quality Preschools Jeanne L. Reid 67
4 The Cost-Effectiveness of Socioeconomic School Integration Marco Basile 127
Part II The Logistics and Politics of Socioeconomic Integration
5 The Challenge of High-Poverty Schools: How Feasible Is Socioeconomic School Integration? Ann Mantil Anne G. Perkins Stephanie Aberger 155
6 Can NCLB Choice Work? Modeling the Effects of Interdistrict Choice on Student Access to Higher-Performing Schools Meredith P. Richards Kori J. Stroub Jennifer Jellison Holme 223
7 The Politics of Maintaining Balanced Schools: An Examination of Three Districts Sheneka M. Williams 257
Part III Socioeconomic Integration and the Washington Education Policy Debate
8 Turnaround Schools and Charter Schools that Work: Moving Beyond Separate But Equal Richard D. Kohlenberg 283
Appendix: Local Education Agencies Employing Socioeconomic Status in Some Fashion in Student Assignment, with Corresponding Student Populations in Parentheses 309
Notes 313
Index 373
About the Contributors 395
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