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Education ACT gains elusive for low income teens
ACT Inc and the National Council for Community and Education Partnerships report 434000 low income students in the class of 2014 took the ACT with English English 45 percent Reading 26 Math 23 Science 18 and Overall four subject 11 percent, unchanged from 2013 in most benchmarks. Higher income students fared better. the gap persists. experts urge four years English and three years each of math social studies and science to boost readiness. University access remains uneven nationwide.
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